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6.24 Mid-Missouri Prospect ID Analysis: Infielders

August 8, 2014

Shon Plack and Jeff Viles
Prep Baseball Report-Missouri

On Tuesday, June 24 at Atkins Baseball Complex in Columbia, Missouri, Prep Baseball Report held the Mid-Missouri Prospect ID.  We have broken down the pitchers, today we break down the infielders.  Although, may players did another position besides infield, this is just a look at infield performances.  

Click Here, to see all of the times and velocities from the event. 

Top Performers 

Logan Vogel (Fatima, SS, 2015)
Vogel is an athletic 6-foot-0, 160-pound right-hand hitting shortstop. He ran a 60 at 7.20 and home-to-first 4.80. He throws from a high ¾ arm slot. Logan’s throws were very accurate and had some carry. His position velo was 77 MPH. At the plate, Vogel has an athletic setup with a short stride. He shows good balance through his swing and a level bat path. Logan produces gap-to-gap line drives with his swing. He had an exit velo of 80 MPH. 

Chase Simpson (Savannah, 2B, 2015)
Simpson is a lanky, athletic 5-foot-9, 155-pound right-hand hitting middle infielder/outfielder. He ran a 60 at 6.90 and home-to-first 4.50. He throws from an over-the-top arm slot. His throws were very accurate with some carry. Simpson made good reads and has a quick exchange. His position velo was 74 MPH. At the plate, Chase has an open setup with a long stride. He has fluid rhythm and produces gap-to-gap line drives. Chase gets good top spin on the ball off the bat. Simpson had an exit velo of 75 MPH. 

Jakob Woods (Maryville, SS, 2018)
Woods is a projectable, athletic 6-foot-1, 165-pound right-hand hitting shortstop. He ran a 60 at 7.40 and home-to-first 4.94. He throws from a high ¾ arm slot. His throws were very accurate and had good carry. Jakob has soft hands and quick fluid feet. His position velo was 74 MPH. At the plate, Woods has an athletic setup with a smooth load. He uses his lower half well and has good balance through his swing. Jakob uses the middle of the field and adjusts to the inside pitch well. Has some real power potential. He had an exit velo of 79 MPH. 

Best of the Rest (Listed Alphabetically) 


Eli Bergeron (Center Point Urbana, 1B/3B, 2017)
Bergeron is an athletic 5-foot-8, 185-pound right-hand hitting corner infielder. He ran a 60 at 7.78 and home-to-first 5.13. He throws from an over-the-top arm slot. Eli's throws were very accurate and had good carry. His position velo was 73 MPH. Bergeron displayed quick fluid feet and a quick clean exchange. At the plate, Bergeron has an athletic setup with a smooth load and a long stride. He shows fluid rhythm and a level bat path. Eli produces gap-to-gap line drives with his swing and has good power. He had an exit velo of 85 MPH (3rd at the event). 

Jake Bohlken (Smithville, 1B, 2016)
Bohlken is a strong 6-foot-3, 215-pound left-hand hitting first baseman. He ran a 60 at 7.88 and home-to-first 4.75. He throws from a high ¾ arm slot. Jake’s throws were mostly accurate and had great carry. He has quick fluid feet. His position velo was 75 MPH. At the plate, Bohlken has an athletic setup and a smooth load with a short stride. He gets good extension through the ball. Jake’s swing produces line drives and has pull power. He had an exit velo of 82 MPH.

Jeffrey Eidelman (Parkway Central, 1B, 2016)
Eidelman is an athletic 6-foot-1, 178-pound left-hand hitting first baseman. He ran a 60 at 7.50 and home-to-first 4.89. He throws from a high ¾ arm slot. Jeffrey’s throws were mostly accurate and had good carry. He has a clean exchange. His position velo was 72 MPH. At the plate, Eidelman has an athletic setup with a long stride. He uses lower half well, with a level bat path. Jeffrey's swing produces gap-to-gap line drives. He had an exit velo of 70 MPH.

Trevor Henke (Salisbury, 3B, 2017)
Henke is an athletic 5-foot-11, 170-pound right-hand hitting third baseman. He ran a 60 at 7.47 and home-to-first 4.99. He throws from a high ¾ arm slot. His throws were mostly accurate and some carry. His position velo was 69 MPH. At the plate, Henke has a crouch setup with a long stride. He has good balance through his swing and fluid rhythm. Trevor uses the middle of the field and keeps his hands inside the ball. He had an exit velo of 75 MPH.

Brady Marshall (Francis Howell, 2B/SS, 2016)
Marshall is an athletic 5-foot-10, 160-pound right-hand hitting middle infielder. He ran a 60 at 7.22 and home-to-first 4.41. He throws from a high ¾ arm slot. Brady’s throws were accurate and had some carry. His position velo was 72 MPH. At the plate, Marshall has an athletic setup with a long stride. He shows a short swing with a level bat path. Brady pulls the ball with some power. He had an exit velo of 76 MPH. 

Brian Myers (Barat Academy, 2B/3B, 2016)
Myers is a strong 6-foot-0, 185-pound left-hand hitting infielder. He ran a 60 at 8.40 and home-to-first time at 5.25. He throws from a high 3/4 arm slot. Brian’s throws were accurate. He has quick fluid feet and a clean exchange. His position velo was 66 MPH. At the plate, Myers has an open setup and a smooth load with a long stride. Brian’s level swing produces gap-to-gap line drives. He had an exit velo of 77 MPH.

James Reinkemeyer (Blair Oaks, 2015)
Reinkemeyer is a strong 5-foot-9, 175-pound right-hand hitting third baseman. He ran a 60 at 7.65 and home-to-first 5.09. He throws from a high 3/4 arm slot. James’s throws were very accurate and had some carry. His position velo was 72 MPH. Reinkemeyer displayed good feet and a quick clean exchange. At the plate, Reinkemeyer has an athletic setup with a smooth load and long stride. He shows fluid rhythm and a level bat path. James produces gap-to-gap line drives with his swing. He had an exit velo of 82 MPH 

Aaron Schuster (Wellington-Nepoleon, 1B/3B, 2015)
Schuster is a strong 6-foot-0, 200-pound right-hand hitting first baseman. He ran a 60 at 8.15 and home-to-first 5.28. He throws from an over-the-top arm slot. Aaron’s throws were mostly accurate and had good carry. He has a clean exchange and quick fluid feet. His position velo was 64 MPH. At the plate, Schuster has an athletic setup and a smooth load with a long stride. He gets good extension on his swing. Aaron’s swing produces gap-to-gap line drives and showed pull power. He had an exit velo of 79 MPH.

Eric Tubaugh (Kearney, 2B/SS, 2016)
Tubaugh is a strong, athletic 5-foot-7, 150-pound right-hand hitting middle infielder. He ran a 60 at 6.94 and home-to-first 4.25. He throws from an over-the-top arm slot. His throws were accurate with some carry. Tubaugh has quick fluid movements and plays through the ball. His position velo was 72 MPH. At the plate, Eric has an athletic setup with a smooth load. He has good balance through his swing and average bat speed. His swing produces gap-to-gap line drives. He cuts off his swing a bit. Dunham had an exit velo of 71 MPH.

Brady Weavers (Fatima, 1B, 2016)
Weavers is a strong 6-foot-3, 230-pound right-hand hitting first baseman. He ran a 60 at 7.88 and home-to-first 5.45. He throws from a high ¾ arm slot. Brady’s throws were mostly accurate and had good carry. He has a clean exchange and quick fluid feet. His position velo was 68 MPH. At the plate, Weavers has a crouched setup and a smooth load with a long stride. He gets good extension on his swing and is a bit uphill. Brady’s swing produces gap-to-gap line drives and showed pull power. He had an exit velo of 88 MPH (top at the event).

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