Evan
Seneres

Seneres, the future Triton, came through with a composed and effective outing on the mound, tossing 5 strong innings with 2 runs allowed that helped lead San Pasqual to a win — and a spot in the CIF San Diego Section Division 2 semifinals. Seneres worked 83-85 mph with his fastball, a heavy sinker out of a three-quarters slot that showed consistent arm-side run and late dive. The pitch consistently produced weak contact, with several jam shots and groundouts as EC hitters struggled to square it up. His ability to command the sinker to both sides of the plate was key in getting ahead in early counts. He paired the fastball with a 72-75 mph curveball that featured sweeping horizontal action. The breaking ball complemented the sinker perfectly, giving him a distinct east-west profile. Seneres used the curve effectively throughout the outing, both to steal strikes early and as a put-away pitch. It drew several uncomfortable swings and helped him navigate through key moments, especially when facing right-handed hitters. The pitch got better as the outing progressed with it looking the sharpest in his final inning of work. What stood out most was Seneres’ game awareness. He pitched with confidence, adjusted to contact, and trusted his defense behind him. In multiple situations with runners on base, he executed with poise and found ways to minimize damage. There were multiple innings where El Camino was rallying but he did a great job keeping the game tied at 2 when he finished the 5th. Beyond his impact on the mound, Seneres continues to contribute offensively as a top-of-the-order bat for San Pasqual. The two-way value adds another layer to his profile as he heads toward the next level.

Positional Profile: SS/RHP
Body: 5-9, 140-pounds. Smaller frame. Lean build. Higher waisted. Plenty of room to add. 10yd - 1.91, 60yd - 8.04, RSI - 2.37, VERT - 24.8. Average swift athletic tester. 
Hits: RHH. Taller stance. Simple trigger. Rhythmic hands he syncs with a simple forward stride. Some drift into contact. Slight uphill bat path with a high 2-hand finish. More LDs than FBs/GBs during round. Head down through contact. Avg. bat/hand speed. Worked through the middle of the field throughout round. Avg. power for level (81 mph max EV). 

Defense: Quality actions. Smooth mover. Confident glove. Soft hands work out front early with clean funnel/exchange. Works into good posture with heel-toe footwork allowing him to play through the ball. Avg. range/foot-quickness. 

 Arm: INF - 83 mph. Above avg. strength for level. Shorter/loose arm path. Easy effort. 3/6 accurate during workout. 

Delivery: Efficient mover down the mound. Side steps into a mid chest knee lift. Quality driveleg engagement. More drop/drive type. Uphill shoulders for pulldown effect. Still head. Lower half works in-line. Solid block with force into landing. 
Arm Action: Clean arm action. Shorter/continuous. Leads right into solid scap load. Gets quality layback into a normal 3/4 slot. Above avg. arm speed. Repeats slot/armspeed on secondaries. 
FB: 80-81. Above avg. spin for velo. Straighter action but flashed some ASR (16.5 inch max IHB). Above avg. control (71% in-zone). 
CH: 73-75. Downward fader. Quality shape. Kills about 9 inches of drop and adds about 3 inches of fade. Above avg. control (66% in-zone). Flashes + potential. 

CB: 68-70. Slower/slurvy breaker. Below avg. spin. Averaged 10 inches of sweep and 12 inches of drop. More of a ball/strike pitch currently.