IL/WI All-State Games: Statistical Analysis
July 8, 2019
The All-State Games took place on Tuesday, July 2 at Triton College in River Grove, Illinois. The event featured some of the top incoming juniors in Illinois and Wisconsin; and it was exciting getting yet another look at many of the participants. There were plenty of standout performances on the day that leave us very excited for the future of these prospects.
The event Quick Hits have already been released, which cover our initial impressions on some of the top performers. Below, the statistical analysis will break down the top numbers from each statistical category recorded at the event.
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Max Fastball
Adam Brouwer, Jared Lessman, Grant Ross, and Brady Young all showed off the strongest arms of the day, topping out at 87 MPH. Isaiah Cerfus, Tyler Hug, and Jackson Lee weren’t far behind -- hitting 86 off the mound.
60-Yard-Dash
Ethan Bowers and Ryan Orput both impressed with their top-end speed. Bowers ran an eye-popping 6.61 while Orput clocked in at 6.66.
Exit-Velocity
Ryan Orput continued his standout day by posting the top exit-velocity of the day at 98. Wilson Zuck and Karson Bonaparte fell just short of the top number, posting 97 and 95 respectively.
Infield Velocity
Carl Cano and Austin Bestul showed off the event-best infield velocities, maxing out at 88 MPH across the diamond. Jackson Lee was right there as well, topping at 87 MPH.
Outfield Velocity
Cameron Hill and Wilson Zuck stood out as the top-end outfield arms of the event. Hill registered 89 MPH on throws home and Zuck hit 87 MPH.
Catcher Velocity
Nathan McFall was the lone catcher to touch 80 MPH on the day. Mcfall topped at 82 mph from behind the plate, and his next closest competitor was Trett Joles, who was up to 79 MPH.
Pop-Times
Jeremiah Powell, Trett Joles, and Nathan McFall were the three catchers to throw sub-2.0 pop-times at the event. Powell led the way with a 1.95 pop.