CLASS OF 2015
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Brett
Kinneman
North Carolina State
West York (HS) • PA
6' 0" • 200LBS
L/L • 27yr 7mo
West York (HS) • PA
6' 0" • 200LBS
L/L • 27yr 7mo
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2015 National
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2016 State
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- College Crosscheck: Week 13 - May 16, 2018
- Game Recap: YAIAA Championship - May 13, 2015
- Game Recap: West York vs. Spring Grove (York-Adams Semifinals) - May 9, 2015
- 2015 Season Preview: PIAA District III (Class AAA) - Mar 10, 2015
- Preseason Super 16 Rankings Released - Mar 27, 2014
- Conference Preview: York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association - Mar 16, 2014
- PA Residents Make Impact on Elite College Programs - Feb 14, 2014
- Top 10 Stories of 2013: #1 Story of the Year - Jan 3, 2014
- Top 10 Stories of 2013: #6 Story of the Year - Dec 29, 2013
- Risers In The Updated 2015 Overall Rankings - Dec 9, 2013
- PIAA Championships Preview - Jun 13, 2013
- Game Recap: West York vs. Bonner-Prendergast - Jun 5, 2013
- PIAA Class AAA Tournament Preview - Jun 2, 2013
- Preseason Preview: West York HS (District 3) - Feb 8, 2013
- The Nine Most Promising Outfielders in Pennsylvania - Dec 17, 2012
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5/14/14 Kinneman is a left-handed hitter committed to NC State with a solid tool set. Above average runner: ran two 4.28 home-to-1B times and was a 3.40 on a steal. Went 4-4 on the day, including a triple to the base of the right-field fence and a scorching line drive off the pitcher that knocked him from the game. Flashed good bat speed and arm strength.
5.16.18 - Sturdy, athletic, strong bodied corner outfielder with a well-rounded toolset. He may have struggled in the weeks previous to my first-ever visit to Doak Field, but he swung it well during my look. Strange, but true, he went 1-for-3 with two walks and one strikeout in each game of the three game series. I didn't see the type of swing that has produced a 21% strikeout rate this season, 24% for his college career and 32% last summer in the Cape. He is strong and balanced with good strength and bat speed. Sets up in the far back of the box with a wide open stance and strides to even. Swing has good rhythm and uses his hips and hands well; all in sync with each other. Extends well through the ball and uses all fields. The ball comes off his bat hot and carries well. It's a deceptive type of carry that can cause outfielders to get caught coming in and the next thing you know the ball is over their head for extra bases. He looked comfortable in the box against both right-handed pitchers and lefties and has posted nearly identical on-base percentages (.400 vs LHP, .399 vs RHP) and slugging percentages (.613 vs LHP, .591 vs RHP) so far this season and remarkably consistent with last spring (.503 vs RHP, .500 vs LHP). Defensively he showed a near average arm with average range in left field. He did misplay a line drive that was hit directly at him for an error, but was otherwise solid in the outfield. Overall, Kinneman was impressive in all areas of the game. He showed tools, skills and hustle. Dirtball type of ball player. Look for Kinneman to be selected in the early rounds of Day 2.