Prep Baseball Report Junior Futures Games Tryout at Maximum Impact on March 30, 2018

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Below are listed the evaluations for the outfielders in attendance in alphabetical order.

2022 Dayne Brown, Sheridan, 5-foot-4, 110-pound frame, ran a 8.44 60, defensively fields ball between feet, transfer ball off right hip, stiff lower half, efficient arm swing with 59 MPH velocity. Offensively, simple set up, short load, limited space between feet, generates bat speed to pull side, loses contact with ground at contact making it a pull heavy approach, exit velocity 68.

2022, Jonathan Conder, 5-foot-8, 137-pound frame, athletic build, ran a 7.5 60 the fastest time of the showcase, athletic actions, field ball outside left foot, transfer is clean and efficient,inconsistent feet to release, clean arm swing with carry at 72 MPH. Offensively, high hands, barrel rhythm with bat speed, drift with stride, forward lean, directional bat path, back leg has limited rotation. 

2022, Joel Ledbetter, Stuttgart, 5-foot-9, 130-pound frame, ran a 7.91 60, defensively athletic actions, field ball outside left, rhythm to feet with clean transfer, arm strength with 69 velocity, slight head tilt to clear space to throw, offensively wide base with toe tap, rhythm swing, extension to middle of field, backside leverage with loft to swing, pull heavy approach.

2022 West Lock, 5-foot-8, 142-pound frame, wide frame with room to fill out, ran a 7.94 60, defensively fields ball outside left with two hands, clean funnel to midline, clean arm swing with 70 MPH velocity, offensively athletic stance, hand dig to start upper half load, limited space between feet, direction to barrel with leverage, back leg rotates minimally, pull side path.

2022, Tyler Williams, Benton, 5-foot-6, 115-pound frame, ran a 8.15 60, defensively, bend to field, field ball outside left, push to throw, feet underneath, transfer in midline of body, arm swing with cup, velocity at 51 MPH, offensively, simple et up, space is limited between feet, pull side line drives and ground balls, backside limited rotation, hands swing, more contact than power