SC Uncommitted SR Spotlight - Luke Sommerdyke
September 10, 2019
SC Uncommitted SR Spotlight - Luke Sommerdyke
Luke Sommerdyke RHP / Wando, SC / 2020Rankings StateRank: 58 / POS: 19
6-3, 200lb Projectable build with a strong lower half and lean torso. Sloped shoulders and long arms give him room to finish his development in the upper body. FB was up to an easy 82 at the Border Battle with more in the tank and CB landed for strikes at 73. Works with a controlled tempo to a balance point just above the belt. Stabbing arm action on the backside with some tilt in the shoulders. Quick arm on the backside to a OTT release. Landed slightly open of his line. FB showed run to the arm side. SL showed short side to side action. CH was thrown with matching hand speed and heavy fade to the arm side. Good pitchability and repeated his delivery well, throwing a ton of strikes.
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Height: 6-3
Weight: 200 lbs
Bats/Throws: R/R
High School: Wando
Showcase Organization: Evoshield Canes (South)
Max FB Velocity: 82
FB Velocity Range: 80-81
CB Velocity Range: 73
CH Velocity Range: 71-73
Pitch | Total Spin (RPM) |
Spin Efficiency (%) | Backspin | Sidespin | Riflespin | Spin Direction (P View) | Arm Slot (P View) |
Change up | 1,551 | 98% | 712 | -2,676 | 297 | 2:04 | 1:24 |
Curveball | 1,802 | 20% | 127 | 332 | 1,767 | 9:42 | 1:24 |
Fastball | 1,607 | 100% | 1,207 | -5,181 | 21 | 1:22 | 0:57 |
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