The athlete's fastest 60-yard dash time in the given event year. Measured in seconds (s)
6.96
Outfield Velocity
The athlete's maximum throwing velocity from an outfield position in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH).
81.0
Power / Speed Score
A simple calculation that divides the athlete’s Exit Velocity Max by the athlete’s 60 Yard Dash time for the given event year. For example, 98 MPH / 7.00s = 14.00.
Bay Area World Series 2022 - Uncommitted; Athletic body type on frame with more room for gains, there are enough tools and room for development to keep him on radar as a 2023 LHH with ability for the 4-year level, ran 6.89 60-yd, 81 mph OF throw is nearing a number that can be seen as favorable, at-bats were competitive and consistent relative to ability to make contact and move the ball around the field, didn't gather all the hits he probably deserved but showed he has tools with bat to get to his speed, 88 mph max EV can get nudged up into 90s to garner more attention, 27.3% sweet spot %, the heavy fly ball % of 54.5% in the BP round is an indication that he can flatten out a bit (29.2 avg launch angle) and perhaps find more hits. Have seen him in HS game action and highly competitve vs a major college RHP recruit.
5/11/21
vs Live Oak HS - Uncommitted; average athletic body with proportions that look to be natural maturation, facing one of harder throwers in area (88-91 mph) and had an impressive showing while hitting in the 3-spot in the order, all field hit-ability, able to chip off tough pitches, just a hair away from getting top hand above a few pitches and driving ball for power, balanced, smooth swing with easy effort, sees ball well, confident in box with a low pulse, each of 5 at-bats showed the same approach, final AB was bases loaded walk to win game in bottom of 8th, didn't chase or expand or get jumpy, in CF ranged well with quick reads and jumps with direct lines to ball in air, laid out for outstanding catch on sinking liner in front of him to his left, played a clean OF. First look at this player and strong indications he's got a chance to burst onto the scene this summer in the 2023 class.
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Bay Area World Series 2022 - Uncommitted; Athletic body type on frame with more room for gains, there are enough tools and room for development to keep him on radar as a 2023 LHH with ability for the 4-year level, ran 6.89 60-yd, 81 mph OF throw is nearing a number that can be seen as favorable, at-bats were competitive and consistent relative to ability to make contact and move the ball around the field, didn't gather all the hits he probably deserved but showed he has tools with bat to get to his speed, 88 mph max EV can get nudged up into 90s to garner more attention, 27.3% sweet spot %, the heavy fly ball % of 54.5% in the BP round is an indication that he can flatten out a bit (29.2 avg launch angle) and perhaps find more hits. Have seen him in HS game action and highly competitve vs a major college RHP recruit.
vs Live Oak HS - Uncommitted; average athletic body with proportions that look to be natural maturation, facing one of harder throwers in area (88-91 mph) and had an impressive showing while hitting in the 3-spot in the order, all field hit-ability, able to chip off tough pitches, just a hair away from getting top hand above a few pitches and driving ball for power, balanced, smooth swing with easy effort, sees ball well, confident in box with a low pulse, each of 5 at-bats showed the same approach, final AB was bases loaded walk to win game in bottom of 8th, didn't chase or expand or get jumpy, in CF ranged well with quick reads and jumps with direct lines to ball in air, laid out for outstanding catch on sinking liner in front of him to his left, played a clean OF. First look at this player and strong indications he's got a chance to burst onto the scene this summer in the 2023 class.