CLASS OF 2016
LHP
1B
Brandon
Petersen
Western Michigan
Waubonsie Valley (HS) • IL
6' 2" • 215LBS
L/L • 26yr 8mo
Waubonsie Valley (HS) • IL
6' 2" • 215LBS
L/L • 26yr 8mo
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2016 National
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2016 State
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- Class of 2017 Showcase Preview Story: Roster and Check-in Times - Oct 14, 2015
- Recruiting Roudup: Who's Heading Where? - Sep 18, 2015
- The Buzz: Michigan Lands Two 2018s From Indiana - Sep 18, 2015
- Illinois Scout Blog - Jun 9, 2015
- No. 22 Waubonsie Takes Second Straight Game Over Rival Neuqua Valley - May 7, 2015
- Waubonsie Valley Steals One From No. 23 South Elgin - Apr 14, 2015
- Updated 2016 Overall Rankings: IL Risers and Additions - Nov 26, 2014
- Class of 2016 Showcase: Top Overall Prospects - Nov 9, 2014
- Class of 2016 Showcase: Pitching Analysis - Nov 7, 2014
- Illinois Scout Blog - Jun 12, 2014
- Neuqua Valley knocks off No. 24 Waubonsie Valley - May 14, 2014
- Illinois Daily Roundup: April 18 Games - Apr 19, 2014
- Illinois Daily Roundup: April 11 Games - Apr 12, 2014
- Updated and Expanded 2016 Illinois Rankings - Mar 14, 2014
- Illinois Underclass Invite: Top Overall Prospects - Feb 10, 2014
- Underclass Invitational Showcase: Pitching Analysis - Feb 8, 2014
- Chicagoland Open: Pitching Analysis - Sep 5, 2013
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2.15.15 - 6-foot-2, 220-pound left-handed pitcher impresses with three pitch feel highlighted by 81-82 mph with plus arm side run, occasional sink from long, loose, high ¾ to ¾ arm slot. Easy effort throughout delivery, tall/fall delivery, toe up at balance point, shoulders work slightly uphill, works slightly across body, adds to deception, doesn’t affect command. 67-70 mph curveball thrown with 2/8 shape, occasional late break. 74-75 mph changeup is a plus pitch, plus feel for locating it with late sinking action to his arm side. Petersen has a large frame but an extremely loose and athletic arm action. He’s a high follow prospect over the next two seasons.