Prep Baseball Report

Quick Hitters: Fayetteville Tech Pitchers


Brandon Hall
Mid-Atlantic Executive Director

PBR was at JP Riddle Stadium in Fayetteville, NC to run a PBR Scout Day with Fayetteville Tech CC.  The Trojans were winding down their fall season and hosted PBR for a full scout day with their players.  The day opened with pitchers throwing controlled bullpens.  TrackMan was able to gather stats and information on each arm that threw.  The position players took the field next, running a laser timed 60, taking a full BP, and then going through defensive workouts. 

Below we break down some of the numbers and notes produced during the scout day.  Each player that participated has a full PBR Profile that will host all of their stats, as well as video from the workout.

CLICK HERE to see the full roster and all of the stats from the PBR Scout Day

 

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

 

Aidan Haugh, RHP, FR – Long, lean, and athletic build, standing 6-foot-6, 185 pounds.  Fastball up to 88 with sink metrics, spinning on average at 2379rpm.  Showed feel for both sides.  Sharp, top to bottom breaking ball with occasional 10/4 tilt on the curveball.  Peaking at 76, the breaker spun at 2622rpm.  Intent is present on the change-up with similar sink metrics to the fastball.  Heavy run on the change-up with 14 inches of movement out of the hand.  Simple repeatable delivery.  Loose hips.  Repeats.  Long athletic arm swing to a high-3/4 slot.  Solid direction with feel for all three pitches.

Will Austin, RHP, SO – Athletic 5-foot-9, 165 pounds.  Works with intent with a long arm swing to an over-the-top slot.  Solid arm speed.  Fastball at 80-82.  Breaking ball and slider will be leaned on heavily as both could pose issues for hitters.  Curveball peaked at 68, spinning up to 2381rpm with top to bottom action.  Thrown with intent, the curveball is sharp, presenting -19inches of induced vertical break.  Slider had similar velocity and spin metrics, but with less downer action and slight tilt.  Strike thrower, featured four pitches around the zone.

Camron Faucett, RHP, SO – Lean 5-foot-10, 155 pound frame.  Long arm swing, closing his line to create some deception, working to an over-the-top slot.  Loose with above average arm speed.  Fights for rhythm and consistency in the delivery at times.  Fastball ranged 83-84 with solid ride through the zone.  Breaking ball was inconsistent, but thrown with intent, spinning up to 2353rpm.  Featured depth but occasionally took off with heavy sweeping action, up to -15inches across the zone.

Antonio Martinez, RHP, SO – Average build with some strength present at 5-foot-10, 185 pounds.  Medium arm swing works to an over-the-top slot.  Average arm speed.  Fastball up to 83 with some run out of the hand.  Short, downer breaking ball was around the zone.  Splitter should allow the fastball to play up.  Thrown with intent, splitter ranged 75-76 with late dive, occasionally cutting.  Spin averaged at 1196rpm.

Austin Walsh, LHP, SO – Average build and frame.  Stands 6-foot, 195 pounds.  Better than average arm speed through a high-3/4 release.  Fastball up to 81 with arm side run and sink metrics.  Showed feel for the down zone and locating to the arm side.  Straight change has good arm speed and a similar window to that of the fastball.  Simple delivery with the hands set at the waist.  Kick to the waist with a medium arm swing.  Solid direction and showed feel for each pitch.

Ethan Ashlock, LHP, FR – 5-foot-10, 147 pounds.  Tall through the delivery, coiling the lower half.  Short strider with a long arm swing getting to an over-the-top slot.  Head clears slightly through release.  Fastball up to 77 with solid ride through the zone.  Showed an ability to pitch to both sides.  Breaking ball for a strike with 2/8 tilt.  Change-up has fade with heavy run out of the hand.