Kollin
Henneman

2/12/17 5-foot-9, 180-pound right-handed hitter starts from a square stance, initiates his swing with a heel-raise stride, and transfers 100% of his weight to his front foot at the point of impact. Displayed a flat barrel path through the zone from a high back elbow with a bat exit velocity of 91 mph. Ran an improving 7.62 60-yard dash and showcased pop times of 2.14-2.19 on throws of 75 mph from the some carry to the bag.

7/20/16 5-foot-9, 190-pound right-handed hitter displayed an explosive lower half during one of the better rounds of BP at the event. Showcased 89 mph bat exit velocity and went 2-for-6 with a double in game action. Flashed solid blocking skills with 74 mph arm strength and a top pop time of 2.28 defensively. Plays the  game harder than most and exhibits a drive to succeed.

11/7/15 5-foot-8, 190-pound right-handed hitter starts from a square stance and initiates his swing with a heel raise stride. Utilizes a direct swing path with a solid lower half turn to create a bat exit velocity of 87 mph. Showcased improving arm strength of 71 mph out of the crouch with solid straight line carry. Displayed above average blocking skills and a clean transition with consistently accurate throws.

6/24/15 5-foot-8, 190-pound right-handed hitter. Has some physicality, especially relative to his peer group. Hit from slightly closed stance, rocking weight to backside with heel-raise stride. Attacks the baseball and flashes some bat speed. Front hip has a good bit of back-to-front movement with somewhat violent clearance, but it doesn’t come forward past its starting point, allowing him to hit against his front leg. Ran an 8.37 60-yard dash and 5.00 in-game home-to-1B time. Showcased 86-mph exit velocity and 73-mph arm strength during workout. Posted workout pop times of 2.20-2.28 and in-game pops of 2.37-2.50. Tries to be too quick at times, with body getting ahead of transfer, while he would benefit from improving his lower half agility and mobility.

3/30/14 Henneman is a 5-foot-7, 180 pound 7th grader that showed solid catch and throw skills behind the plate. He displayed pop times of 2.24-2.35 on throws of 66 mph from the crouch. The right-handed hitter utilized a wide, square stance and a strong lower half to consistently drive the baseball to all fields in his round of batting practice. Henneman showcased good extension to his swing and some potential for some gap power with a bat exit velocity of 77 mph.