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Dube

2025 C Cam Dube (Wabash Valley commit) continues to post big time numbers everytime we see him as he’s able to generate power with a strong, 6-foot-3, 210-pound frame and bat speed from the right-side. Dube made consistent hard contact with barreled line-drives to the middle of the cage with a peak exit velocity of 100.1mph (97.0 avg), peak distance of 322ft and 100% Hard Contact. The Nationals backstop is also able to impress with the arm strength (78mph) that helps him consistently put up pop-times in the mid-to-upper 1.80s (1.81-1.91). Also ran a 4.08 30-yard dash. Dube will spend his summer in the Appalachian League where he looks to attract some pro interest ahead of Wabash Valley in the fall.

C Cam Dube was one of the premiere prospects in attendance and the Wabash Valley commit didn’t disappoint, posting some of the top offensive and catching numbers. The 6-foot-3, 220-pound catcher had the ball jumping off his bat with a heavy barrel and peak exit velocity of 103.1mph (92 avg). His game impressed most during catcher throw downs where he was consistent from start to finish with a range of 1.84-1.87 and flashed his arm strength at 80mph. Dube will be playing in the Appalachian League and is one of the top senior positional players in Ontario.

Dube put together a strong fall as he was a standout at a pair of high-profile events with top players in the province and country in attendance. The power tool stands out from the right-side of the plate from a physical 6-foot-3, 220-pound frame. There's arm strength behind the dish and he's shown the ability to control the run game over the past year. Overall intriguing toolset and positioned himself well heading into his senior season as the Wabash Valley commit has jumped to No. 12 in Ontario's 2025 Rankings and the 6th-ranked positional player.

‘24 C/OF Cam Dube put together one of the top rounds we saw across our three Holiday Hitters events in Ontario. Big, physical frame at 6-foot-3, 220-pounds and was looking to damage the ball throughout all three of his rounds. The right-handed hitter showed a good approach with hard line-drives to all fields and flashed his bat speed, as well. His average exit velocity was just shy of 90mph (89.4mph) with a peak of 100.4mph. One of the more impact bats in the Ontario Nationals organization right now and could head to college as either a 2024 or a 2025.