@Julianoliver26 22
Hand Speed (max)
8/09/24
CLASS OF 2026
SS
3B
Julian
Oliver
Novato (HS) • CA
5' 11" • 172.2LBSR/R • 18yr 9mo
Travel Team: NorCal U
Rankings
2026 National
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2026 State
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Commitment
Best Of Stats
76.8
Bat Speed (max)
8/09/24
18.6
Rot. Acc (max)
9/13/25
86
Hard Hit %
8/09/24
101.1
Exit Velocity (max)
9/13/25
94.5
Exit Velocity (avg)
8/09/24
306
Distance (max)
8/09/24
57
Sweet Spot %
8/09/24
6.89
60-yd
1/25/26
3.77
30-yd
1/25/26
1.61
10-yd
1/25/26
20.0
Run speed (max)
8/09/24
82
INF Velo
8/09/24
-
OF Velo
-
C Velo
-
Pop Time
Fastball
84.9
Velocity (max)
8/09/24
82.6 - 84.4
Velo Range
8/09/24
2365
Spin Rate (avg)
8/09/24
Changeup
-
Velo Range
2176
Spin Rate (avg)
8/09/24
Slider
77.1 - 78.2
Velo Range
8/09/24
1999
Spin Rate (avg)
8/09/24
Game Performance
Notes
News
- 2026 NorCal Preseason All State: Quick Hits - Feb 1, 2026
- Northern California Preseason All-State: Statistical Analysis - Jan 27, 2026
- NorCal Uncommitted Games: Player Analysis - Nov 1, 2025
- NorCal Uncommitted Games: Positional Data Dive - Sep 25, 2025
- NorCal Uncommitted Games: Statistical Analysis - Sep 22, 2025
- Diamond Notes: Week 12 - May 14, 2025
- WEEK 7 GAMES - Apr 7, 2025
- Uncommitted Spotlight: '26 INF/RHP Julian Oliver - Sep 27, 2024
- CA State Games: '26 Top Performers from Game Action - Aug 16, 2024
- CA State Games: Quick Hits Workout Wonders - Aug 13, 2024
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Oliver was another key cog in Novato’s lineup, putting together two hard hits and working 3 QAB’s on the day. Beginning his afternoon with a full count BB out of the 3-spot, stealing 2nd, and coming around to score, Oliver would send a high FB down the LF line for a 1 out 1B. After looking at a tough 2-2 CB for strike 3 in his 3rd AB, Oliver would bounce back by hammering a CH to deep RCF that just hit off the CF’s glove for a 2B as he crashed into the wall. Standing with a slightly open stance, Oliver gets into his front side well, utilizing his solid bat speed to generate lift/carry to the pull-side and up-the-middle. Oliver would move from SS to the mound in the 7th, closing the game out with a scoreless inning and showing a solid FB/SL/CH mix. With room to add to his 6’ 0” frame, I can see Oliver adding some more HR power in his future, with the potential to see even more time on the mound.