We catch up with Tanner Kehrer today,

"Kehrer is a 5-foot-6, 130-pound multi-positional player who showed good lateral movements in route to fielding the baseball.  He exhibited an accurate arm (74 mph infield; 75 mph OF) and natural instincts at his positions.  At the plate, Kehrer has a balanced, fundamentally sound approach. He is short and quick to the baseball, and has a level line-drive producing swing."

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PBR: Have you ever attended a Prep Baseball Report event?  If so what were your impressions of the event? 
Kehrer: Yes I have been to the Underclass Invitational’s my freshman and sophomore years.  I thought it was a well run event with a lot of talented players there.

PBR: What is your biggest strength as a player?
Kehrer: My biggest strength is being fundamentally sound both on defense and offense.

PBR: Who do you play for in the summer and what are you most excited about this summer?
Kehrer: I play for the Rockford Big Dogs 18u Prospect team.  I am looking forward to playing with some of the top players from the Nic-10 and Big Northern conferences and facing the top players from the Great Lakes region.

PBR: What are your goals both individually and for your summer team for the rest of spring and summer?
Kehrer: Goals for the spring are to try and help our team win a Regional title as we lost my freshman year in the title game.

For the summer I want to show well at the college run tournaments and to continue to gain exposure with colleges.  Off the field I am going to work hard with my strength and conditioning coach so I can being physically ready to make a run at playing at the college level.

PBR: What is your most memorable moment in baseball so far in your life?
Kehrer: I think the one that stands out and means the most was having the opportunity to play for Walt Weiss a few summers ago and being able to talk to him about the game and learning from him.

PBR: What are your stats so far in the High School season?
Kehrer: I am hitting 355 with an OBP of 450 and 4 stolen bases at the Varsity level .

PBR: Who is the toughest hitter/pitcher that you have faced?
Kehrer: The toughest pitcher I have faced has been Ryan Perez over summer ball.