CLASS OF 2020
OF
1B
Robby
Ashford
Oregon
Hoover (HS) • AL
6' 3" • 200LBS
R/R
Hoover (HS) • AL
6' 3" • 200LBS
R/R
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- Updated 2020 Alabama Player Rankings - Apr 15, 2020
- AHSAA Performers of the Week: March 9- 14 - Mar 16, 2020
- AHSAA Roundup: Hoover 13 Ramsay 6 - Mar 16, 2020
- AHSAA Roundup: Hoover 9,11 Auburn 3,1 - Feb 18, 2020
- 2020 Multi-Sport Athletes - Nov 20, 2019
- AHSAA Roundup: Hoover 11 Houston (TN) 1 - Mar 30, 2019
- 2020s On The Rise - Mar 27, 2019
- AHSAA Roundup: Hoover 11 Spain Park 9 - Mar 21, 2019
- AHSAA Roundup: Hoover 5 Vestavia Hills 3 - Mar 13, 2019
- AHSAA Players of the Week: March 4-9 - Mar 11, 2019
- AHSAA Roundup: Hoover 3 JSerra (CA) 2 (10 innings) - Mar 1, 2019
- 2019 7A High School Preview - Feb 15, 2019
- Updated Alabama Class of 2020 Rankings - Dec 26, 2018
- Alabama Class of 2020 Rankings - Sep 18, 2018
- 2020s On The Rise - Aug 29, 2018
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Robby Ashford (Hoover HS, 6’4 210, OF)- an exceptional athlete that has seen his stock rise of late. Was enjoying a phenomenal sophomore year before injury sidelined him about halfway through the year. Before the injury, he was hitting .393 with 5 2B’s, 2 HR’s, a .574 OB% with 14 SB’s against the grueling schedule that Hoover plays each year. A true fast twitch athlete that can play multiple positions but his speed projects as an OF, showing legit low 4.0’s home to 1B. No doubt his best days are in front of him on the diamond. He is also the starting QB for Hoover’s nationally ranked football team. Was not able to play baseball this summer as he was rehabbing from injury and preparing for the football season. He has made it perfectly clear he wants to play both sports in college and this will weigh into his decision from the SEC offers that continue to pile up.