2028 OF/C Colin Raymond (The Stony Brook School). Strong, physical frame with surprising speed, running a 6.54 sixty. Low, flexible setup behind the dish with soft hands, a clean, low-crease transfer, and short, high-3/4 slot that creates true carry. Stings the ball with true authority out front; loud, violent contact when on time. High-ceiling power profile. Elite visual tracking allows him to recognize spin early out of the hand.
Athletic Testing
- 60-YD: 6.54
- Grip Strength (R/L): 197.7 / 178.5
- Vizual Edge: 81.2
2/15/26
2028 OF Colin Raymond (The Stony Brook School, NY) possesses a premier, athletic 6-2, 195-pound frame. He has an explosive lower half evidenced by his 24.7 vertical jump. His athleticism and speed is reflected by his 6.82 sec 60 yard dash. At the plate, he generated an average exit velocity of 91.8 mph, displaying the ability to impact the ball consistently, and a max exit velocity of 102.0 mph, flashing potential for power at the next level, with a max distance of 359 feet producing carry and distance off the barrel. He recorded an average bat speed of 74.1 mph, showcasing well above average bat speed. Defensively, he showed an outfield velocity of 81 mph, showcasing average arm strength.
Raymond is one of the more physically advanced freshmen you’ll find in the country, standing a physical 6-foot-2, 200-pounds. The strength in the frame would show up in a massive way during his last at-bat of the weekend. Exploding through the zone, Raymond would lose every-bit of one to the pull-side for a towering Home-Run, 100 EV, 387 FT. Consistently delivers a heavy barrel to find solid impact through the zone with an aptitude to work to all-fields. The mature approach stands out whether facing high-velocity or spin to go along with a keen eye and an advanced understanding of the zone. Must know name in the ‘28 class.
7/11/24
Uncommitted. Raymond was all over the barrel over the course of the 14u National Championship. Obliterating baseballs with ease the left-handed slugger posted consistent 90 MPH exit velocities. Showed an advanced approach at the plate with premium bat-speed and above average raw-power to match. Creating pull-side leverage with the athletic 6-foot-1, 185-pound frame. The power upside is massive as Raymond is a must-know name in the 2028 class.
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NYS Games (2026) Session 3
2028 OF/C Colin Raymond (The Stony Brook School). Strong, physical frame with surprising speed, running a 6.54 sixty. Low, flexible setup behind the dish with soft hands, a clean, low-crease transfer, and short, high-3/4 slot that creates true carry. Stings the ball with true authority out front; loud, violent contact when on time. High-ceiling power profile. Elite visual tracking allows him to recognize spin early out of the hand.
Athletic Testing
- 60-YD: 6.54
- Grip Strength (R/L): 197.7 / 178.5
- Vizual Edge: 81.2
Athletic Testing
- 60 Yard Dash: (10 yard) 1.65 sec (30 yard) 3.80 sec (60 yard) 6.82 sec
- Peak Jump Height: 24.7 in
- Grip Strength (R/L): 212.9 lbs/ 193.7 lbs
- Vizual Edge Score: 64.74
Raymond is one of the more physically advanced freshmen you’ll find in the country, standing a physical 6-foot-2, 200-pounds. The strength in the frame would show up in a massive way during his last at-bat of the weekend. Exploding through the zone, Raymond would lose every-bit of one to the pull-side for a towering Home-Run, 100 EV, 387 FT. Consistently delivers a heavy barrel to find solid impact through the zone with an aptitude to work to all-fields. The mature approach stands out whether facing high-velocity or spin to go along with a keen eye and an advanced understanding of the zone. Must know name in the ‘28 class.
Uncommitted. Raymond was all over the barrel over the course of the 14u National Championship. Obliterating baseballs with ease the left-handed slugger posted consistent 90 MPH exit velocities. Showed an advanced approach at the plate with premium bat-speed and above average raw-power to match. Creating pull-side leverage with the athletic 6-foot-1, 185-pound frame. The power upside is massive as Raymond is a must-know name in the 2028 class.