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We would like to thank all who participated in The PBR New England 2020 New Hampshire College Showcase. This was a great opportunity for 2021-2023 prospects to be put on college recruiting boards. Many players impressed during their individual workouts at the showcase. Below we have the complete statistical results from the event as well as the top performers across various different categories.

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Complete Statistics

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2020 New Hampshire College Showcase - Quick Hits

BATS

• Benjamin Rose, right-handed hitter showed  clean path to the ball.
• Zachary Mooers, right-handed hitter leaned on the baseball.
• Jacob Albert, left-handed hitter who has a special skill set.
• Grady Freeman, left-handed hitter showed well with the bat.
• Tyson Whitaker, Left-handed hitter with strength in the bat.
• Brayden Ryan, big and right-handed, he leaned on the baseball.
• Oliver Genest, long and strong to the ball, showed buggy whip with his hands.
• Zachary Smith, physical hitter who swung the bat well.
• Ben Flanders, showed good hands and a clean path.
• Brady Nolin, leaned on the ball at the event.

ARMS

• Brayden Ryan, the big right-hander has a bright future on the bump.
• Owen MacDonnell, the left-hander touched 84 mph with a downhill plane.
• Ben Cerrato touched 84 mph with a 73 mph slider.
• Dylan McCarthy touched 85 mph with more to come.
• Michael Furgalack touched 86 mph with a plus breaking ball.
• Liam Doyle touched 86 mph, showing a ultra quick arm.
• Ryan Sweeney touched 83 mph with a 76 mph slide ball.
• Liam Novak touched 83 mph with a 78 mph slider.

RUNNERS

• Brayden Ryan, big and athletic player, ran an easy 6.72 sixty.
• Zinabu McNeice, ran an easy 6.56 sixty at the event.
• Christopher Kullman, ran a 6.91 sixty at the event.
• Noah Hill, ran a 6.84 sixty at the event. 
• Christopher Keefe, ran a 6.66 sixty at the event.
• Ben Flanders, the catcher ran a 6.93 sixty at the event.
• Zachary Mooers, ran a 6.5 sixty as he is a legit player.
• Oliver Genest, ran a 6.91 with some effort.
• Ethan Larochelle, ran a 6.87 sixty at the event.
• Cole Gallan, ran a 6.83 sixty at the event.
• Jacob Albert, ran an easy 6.5 sixty at the event.
• Ben Wiliams, ran a 6.8 sixty with a tender hamstring. 
• Trey Chickering, ran a 6.8 sixty at the event.
• Alex Delcampo, ran a 6.85 sixty at the event.
• Max LaLime, plus runner who ran a 6.94 sixty.

CATCHER

• Andrew Merrill, right-handed hitting catcher can really throw, and shows soft hands.
• Ryan Sweeney, right-handed hitting catcher with plenty of arm strength.
• Corey O’Day, right-handed hitting catcher, shows quick feet and release.
• Cole Yennaco, right-handed hitting catcher showed a solid catch and throw skill set.