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Unsigned Senior Analysis: MIF Reports from Sept 21

September 26, 2014

Dan CevetteLuke Terwilliger
Director, New York

September 21st was PBR NY's first Unsigned Senior Event, held at Damaschke Park, home to the Oneonta Outlaws, saw 30 plus kids from all over NYS make the trek in hopes of some much needed, late baseball exposure. These players did not disappoint, as we saw next level talent from almost every position. What really was impressive was the number of players that ran a 7.0 or better, given the ratio of players to sub 7.0 times, I know the 10 colleges in attendance were glad they made the trip. Let's take a look at the MIF from this years first ever Unsigned Senior Event.

Luke Terwilliger SS (Corning HS, 2015)
Terwilliger stands 6-foot-0, 170-pounds with an athletic frame but needs to add more weight. At SS he uses athletic actions to get to the ball, gets around baseball, fields out in front with a clean transfer. Short arm action, high 3/4 slot with above average arm strength from 80-83 mph. At the plate his setup is wide and balanced. On the pitch he back loads, drives hands on a short path inside the ball, slightly inclined plane through contact. Long extension after contact, high finish. Exit velocity was 77 mph. He ran a 7.2 60 yard time.

Connor Tavarone SS (Oneonta HS, 2015)
Tavarone stands 5-foot-10, 145-pounds with a slim slender build. From SS he moves well laterally to get behind the ball evidence from his 6.9 60 time. His hands are soft out in front, clean transfer, throws from a mid 3/4 slot. Arm strength across the diamond was 71 mph. At the plate his setup is slightly back and upright. On the pitch he uses a small stride, back load, bat plane is inclined through zone, high finish. Exit velocity off a tee was 80 mph.

Colton Ceravolo RHP/SS (Canandaigua HS, 2015)
Ceravolo stands 6-foot-0,140-pounds with a slender build. At SS he gets behind the ball, fields with glove deep in stance, quick transfer, throws from a high 3/4 slot at 75 mph, gets his back side through throw. At the plate his setup is wide and balanced. On the pitch he uses a stride, powers hands inside the ball, short path, level bat plane, extension after contact with shoulder height finish. Ceravolo needs to focus hard this winter on adding weight and over body strength.

Dante Postorino MIF (John Glenn HS, 2015)
Postorino stands 5-foot-8, 148-pounds with a slender build. From the MIF he gets around the baseball with plus actions, fields out in front of his body, clean quick transfer, short arm action, high 3/4 slot with 71 mph arm strength. At the plate he sets up with his weight on a bent back leg and wide. On the pitch he back loads, uses a small stride, short path, slightly inclined bat plane, extension after contact, high balanced finish. Exit velocity was 73 mph. He ran a 7.2 60 yard time.

Nick Blovsky 2B (Olean HS,  2015)
Blovsky stands 6-foot-1, 175 pounds. From the infield he positions his body around the ball, clean exchange, long arm action, high 3/4 slot at 76 mph a significant jump from June 21st. At the plate he swings from the left side, weight back on his setup. On the pitch small toe lift and stride, path is long, bat plane is uphill, extension though contact, high finish. Exit velocity was 79 mph.

Collin Neer MIF (Oneonta HS, 2015)
Neer stands 5-foot-7, 145-pounds with a small build. From the infield he moves well laterally staying behind the ball angled towards his target. Clean exchange, short arm action, mid 3/4 slot at 78 mph getting his back side through the ball. At the plate his setup is relaxed with some weight back. On the pitch he loads back, long stride, hands stay inside the ball, short path, slightly inclined bat plane to a shoulder height finish. Exit velocity was 75 off a tee.

Nicholas Zulia MIF (St. Joseph's Collegiate Inst., 2015)
Zulia stands 5-foot-9, 170-pounds with a solidly built frame. From the MIF he uses baseball actions to get around the ball angled towards first. Clean transfer, short arm action, mid 3/4 arm slot at 70 mph arm strength. At the plate he sets up tall, strides on the pitch, bat path is uphill, extension on contact, high finish. Exit velocity was 72 mph.

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