Grant
Tsuji

Grant Tsuji, Adolfo Camarillo High (CA), 2026
Positional Profile: OF/SS CF with strong defensive tool. Adds swing that produces loud contact to the pull side with a line drive approach.
Body: 6-1, 179-pounds. Lean, athletic build with room for added strength.
Hit: RHH. Sets up upright and balanced with hands in front of the shoulder and lower back elbow. Barrel lies over the shoulder with a subtle bat waggle present. Initiates the load by shifting weight to the back side as the hands drift back significantly and the barrel works vertically. Uses a medium leg kick for timing before a long, aggressive stride forward. Drives the back knee during the hip turn, generating length in the bat path with present bat speed. Works on a slightly uphill swing path that promotes carry and displays a high finish. Shows a line-drive approach to the pull side with flashes of power. 72 mph bat speed with 14 G's of rotational acceleration.
Power: 96 max exit velocity, averaged 90.0 mph. 332' max distance.
Arm: RH. OF-84 mph. Some length to arm path, creating good depth as he works up to a 3/4 slot. Generates solid carry on throws with accuracy shown to the bag. Arm can play across the OF.
Defense: Displays good range with efficient routes and strong reads off the bat. Works with clean, short-stride footwork and fluid actions. Profiles well in CF.
ATH: 7.08 runner in the 60. 1.71 and 3.91 in the 10 and 30 yard splits. 22.00 max vertical.
Vizual Edge: 59.5 Edge Score

This was back to back viewing on Tsuji (saw him on Friday 5/2 vs. Royal where he posted a two hit day) and the RH hitting CF has been impressive in each of those two looks. Athletically built with quickness to his run tool he plays a strong CF defense with ability to cover ground looking most comfortable coming in or to his glove side, but is sound going to throwing arm side or back on balls. His arm has shown well over the course of two INF/OF looks and one in game throw being at least solid with potential for more as he matures. Where Tsuji has stood out for me is in the batters box where the leadoff man for the Scorpions has demonstrated a hitterish, aggressive approach that hunts and attacks early hittable offerings showing strong bat to ball skills (0 whiffs over two games) with solid feel to deliver the barrel accurately at contact. Tsuji has an aggressive forward move, but does a sound job of controlling his body with rhythm/timing to reach the launch position on time or early with solid to strong bat speed showing in a leverage based bat path that plays to a middle/pull approach. Over two games Tsuji has posted six hits in nine at bats never going deeper than five pitches in the count with multiple at bats ending within the first-second pitch. A transfer into Camarillo Tsuji got a late start to his JR. season, but has capitalized to be the most impactful offensive piece for a Scorpions team and will be a strong name to follow in Ventura County for the 2026 class.