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Bo Holloway
Bo Holloway

CLASS OF 2026

LHP

Bo
Holloway

Vanderbilt
Christ Presbyterian Academy (HS) • TN
6' 5" • 205LBS
L/L • 18yr 11mo
Travel Team: Rawlings SE Mavs
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Pitching

Fastball

97
Velocity (max)
6/05/25
94 - 97
Velo Range
6/05/25
2351
Spin Rate (avg)
7/24/24

Changeup

88 - 89
Velo Range
6/05/25
1929
Spin Rate (avg)
5/28/24

Curveball

76.7 - 79.3
Velo Range
7/26/23
2357
Spin Rate (avg)
7/26/23

Slider

84 - 85.3
Velo Range
7/24/24
2212
Spin Rate (avg)
7/24/24

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5/28/24
Bo Holloway, Nolensville (TN), 2026
Positional Profile: LHP
Body: 6-5, 205-pounds. High waisted with athletic profile build. Learn upperhalf with definition in the shoulders/arms. Long limbed and projectable look.
Delivery: Side stretch delivery. Leg lift drifts towards home as he gains leverage. Low hands with connected parts in his drive phase. Blocks decently with more in the tank presently.
Arm Action: LH. High 3/4 arm slot with late release.
FB: T91, 89-90 mph. T2187, 2028 average rpm.
SL: 84-84 mph. T1948, 1948 average rpm.
CH: 82-85 mph. Developing shape. Firm spin with straight moving action. Lacks some feel for release point and killing spin. More of a change of pace offering currently. T2045, 1929 average rpm.
4/24/24
Bo Holloway ('26, Nolensville) The number 1 left handed pitcher in the 2026 class worked mostly fastball/slider combination as put away offerings tunneling his elite fastball (88-90 T91) off of his sharp slider (79-82) that worked both off the plate and as a strike pitch. Holloway would mix in a changeup at times in the upper 70’s that was used sparingly as a change of pace type of offering as he still is developing consistent feel for the pitch. When he stayed inside however, he was able to induce lat fading action that had hitters out in front. Holloway had some unfortunate luck behind him with a few errors that caused his outing to turn out differently than his previous outings where he was virtually unhittable. He would go 4.1 innings giving up 5 hits, with really only 2 barrels with 1 walk and 6 K’s. The upside is for real with Holloway and the pitchability as only increased as the season has gone on. Look for Holloway to continue making strides in the pitching game.

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