The reactive strength index measurement of an athlete's explosiveness by comparing their jump height to the ground contact time in between their jumps. On a scale of 0-5.
Vertical Jump
A measure of any athlete's body strength and reach calculated from the flight time divided by the contact time.
Zach Strickland, MARANATHA HIGH SCHOOL (CA), 2025 University of California-Los Angeles Positional Profile: RHP/OF Arm speed with present stuff and feel for the strike presents a tantalizing starters profile RHP Body: 6-2, 191-pounds. Strong lower 1/2 with athleticism to frame and room to add strength Delivery: Easy mover down the mound who stays taller in the delivery which creates leverage throughout the delivery. Stays online with front side into foot strike and uses his lower 1/2 effectively with an aggressive hip turn that allows his arm to work. Finishes over or around his front leg to control his delivery while repeating effectively. Arm Action: RH. Longer smooth arm path which works down and behind his body with fast arm speed. Works to a high 3/4 slot with whippy loose delivery that features minimal arm recoil in the finish. Arm speed is easily achieved with room to potentially continue adding more. Repeats on all pitches. FB: T96, 91-94 mph. FB is explosive out of the hand with ride through the zone that will get swing/miss in zone while picking up chase above the zone. T2403, 2226 average rpm. CB: 68-69 mph. Power breaking ball with downward bite and horizontal break to the glove side. Swing/miss offering which he also controls within the strike zone. T2483, 2436 average rpm. SL: 76-79 mph. Sharp tight SLD with both horizontal and vertical break with power. Swing/miss offering. T2609, 2554 average rpm. ATH: 26.50 max vertical.
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Grip strength is a measure of a players bat control and ability to transfer power and speed during impact, measured in pounds of force generated; collected with elbow bent at 90 degrees.
Grip Strgth (RH)
Grip strength is a measure of a players bat control and ability to transfer power and speed during impact, measured in pounds of force generated; collected with elbow bent at 90 degrees.
Positional Profile: RHP/OF Arm speed with present stuff and feel for the strike presents a tantalizing starters profile RHP
Body: 6-2, 191-pounds. Strong lower 1/2 with athleticism to frame and room to add strength
Delivery: Easy mover down the mound who stays taller in the delivery which creates leverage throughout the delivery. Stays online with front side into foot strike and uses his lower 1/2 effectively with an aggressive hip turn that allows his arm to work. Finishes over or around his front leg to control his delivery while repeating effectively.
Arm Action: RH. Longer smooth arm path which works down and behind his body with fast arm speed. Works to a high 3/4 slot with whippy loose delivery that features minimal arm recoil in the finish. Arm speed is easily achieved with room to potentially continue adding more. Repeats on all pitches.
FB: T96, 91-94 mph. FB is explosive out of the hand with ride through the zone that will get swing/miss in zone while picking up chase above the zone. T2403, 2226 average rpm.
CB: 68-69 mph. Power breaking ball with downward bite and horizontal break to the glove side. Swing/miss offering which he also controls within the strike zone. T2483, 2436 average rpm.
SL: 76-79 mph. Sharp tight SLD with both horizontal and vertical break with power. Swing/miss offering. T2609, 2554 average rpm.
ATH: 26.50 max vertical.