Top 10 Profiles of 2022: No. 2 Andrew Wiggins

December 31, 2022
Phil Wade
Indiana Executive Director

As we are nearing the end of another calendar year, we have compiled a list of the top 10 most viewed Indiana player profiles this year. According to our research through our google analytics, these are the most viewed profiles by you the reader in 2022.

Coming in at No. 2 is 2023 outfielder Andrew Wiggins (Heritage Christian HS). The Indiana recruit stands in at 6-foot-4, 210-pounds showing a heavy barrel and tremendous strength at impact. He has a knack for finding the barrel and keeps it in the zone a long time, allowing him to drive the ball from line to line. Wiggins is a legitimate two-way prospects to boot, with a fastball up to 88-91 with downhill plane, Wiggins is ranked No. 2 in Indiana and No. 85 nationally.

No. 2 Andrew Wiggins

Scouting Report

6/09/22: An Indiana recruit, Wiggins seems to enjoy his time at LakePoint, having put up big performances across various events the last three summers. The 6-foot-4, 210-pounder started his week at the NPI ProCase, where he easily blasted balls out of the yard to center and right field, showing a heavy barrel and tremendous strength at impact. He’s no 5 o’clock hitter, translating that offensive potential to game play. He went 5-for-10 with two doubles, a triple, four RBIs and four runs scored. He has a knack for finding the barrel and keeps it in the zone a long time, allowing him to drive the ball from line to line. Wiggins is a legitimate two-way prospects to boot, and tossed two innings on the final day, allowing one hit and striking out three. He pitched at 88-91 with downhill plane on the fastball at times and flashed downer break to a 79-81 curveball.

9/17/21: OF Andrew Wiggins (Heritage Christian HS, IN) continues to improve and is only going to become a bigger impact at the plate. Physical and strong at 6-foot-3, 200 pounds, he just began lifting weights. He shows the ability to stay balanced at the plate and put a charge into the ball from the left side. As he continues to add strength and incorporate his lower half more, the exit velocities will only get louder.