Camden
Ross

Ross turned around a FB for a 2-run HR. Ross continues a spectacular senior campaign, now hitting .661, with 37 hits and 30 RBI’s. His 6th home run demonstrated his great timing, quick hands and explosive rotational acceleration. He continues to show great leadership behind the plate with great receiving skills. His pop time is consistently in the 1.90-2.00 range. 

Camden shows excellent skills behind the plate, both with his receiving ability as well as his throwing ability, he shows sound footwork and excellent quickness for a large, athletic frame. Camden also demonstrates good leadership skills and understands how to handle and work with a wide variety of pitchers.

Offensively, his large, athletic frame translates into solid, hard contact and shows good power potential.  His hands work well and he appears to be able to control the barrel and maintain good balance throughout the swing.

Positional Profile: C/1B   
Body:  6’1”  191
Run: 4.31 Home to 1st
Hit: Parallel shoulder width base. Stride is independent of weight transfer. Hip slide to a 50/50 distribution at launch. Hands have movement down and back. Rear Side Acceleration is great, in sync. Hands direct path, with slight lift and extended follow through. Attacking approach with purpose and balance.  Exit Velo 92 Plus Contact in event round. Would consider Camden as a top follow in the 2022 Class as Hitter and Catcher
Power:  Yes.  Demonstrated Bat speed/strength and continued development would give Camden great potential for future power.
Arm: Catcher Velo:  74 Pop 2.0 Plus arm speed
Defense: Good movements to block with positive tilt. Great set up, confident hands. Some momentum to 3B on throw. Quick feet, aggressive. Potential

6-foot-1, 180-pound right-handed hitting catcher, strong, durable frame, a vocal leader on the field behind the dish. Defensively, uses his frame well to block and keep the ball in front, above average arm strength, ball comes out from a ¾ slot, plays his tail well. Offensively, shoulder width apart open setup, double tap stride has length to it, hands drop and load back into a relaxed position. Takes a line drive middle approach, barrel works level through the zone, with more loft in swing will be able to drive the ball gap-to-gap.