Trevino Sees A Big Future At Ball State
October 26, 2020
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Drew Trevino
Class of 2022 / RHP
Rankings
StateRank: 21 / POS: 7
Player Information
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Graduating Class: 2022
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Primary Position: RHPSecondary Position: 1B
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High School: FlushingState: MI
- Summer Team: The D Las Vegas 16U
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Height: 6-6Weight: 195lbs
- Bat/Throw: L/R
Statistics
Pitching
87
Max FB
(08/02/20)
84 - 87
FB
(08/02/20)
70 - 73
CB
(08/02/20)
75 - 78
CH
(03/07/20)
Position
7.73
60-yard
(03/07/20)
82
INF Velo
(03/07/20)
89
Exit Velo
(06/30/20)
Trackman - Fastball
84.8
Velocity (max)
(03/06/21)
82.7 - 84.4
Velo Range
(03/06/21)
88.1
Eff Velocity (avg)
(03/06/21)
2122
Spin Rate (max)
(03/06/21)
1858
Spin Rate (avg)
(03/06/21)
IVB (max)
(03/06/21)
IVB (avg)
(03/06/21)
HM (max)
(03/06/21)
HM (avg)
(03/06/21)
Extension (avg)
(03/06/21)
Release Ht (avg)
(03/06/21)
Spin Score (max)
(03/06/21)
Zone %
(03/06/21)
2021 Michigan ProCase - SOLD OUT
Mar 6, 2021
Trackman - Fastball
Velocity (max)
84.8
Velo Range
82.7 - 84.4
Eff Velocity (avg)
88.1
Spin Rate (max)
2122
Spin Rate (avg)
1858
IVB (max)
IVB (avg)
HM (max)
HM (avg)
Extension (avg)
Release Ht (avg)
Spin Score (max)
Zone %
Trackman - Curveball
75.5
Velocity (max)
(03/06/21)
70.3 - 74.4
Velo Range
(03/06/21)
78.9
Eff Velocity (avg)
(03/06/21)
2081
Spin Rate (max)
(03/06/21)
1972
Spin Rate (avg)
(03/06/21)
IVB (max)
(03/06/21)
IVB (avg)
(03/06/21)
HM (max)
(03/06/21)
HM (avg)
(03/06/21)
Extension (avg)
(03/06/21)
Release Ht (avg)
(03/06/21)
Spin Score (max)
(03/06/21)
Zone %
(03/06/21)
2021 Michigan ProCase - SOLD OUT
Mar 6, 2021
Trackman - Curveball
Velocity (max)
75.5
Velo Range
70.3 - 74.4
Eff Velocity (avg)
78.9
Spin Rate (max)
2081
Spin Rate (avg)
1972
IVB (max)
IVB (avg)
HM (max)
HM (avg)
Extension (avg)
Release Ht (avg)
Spin Score (max)
Zone %
Trackman - ChangeUp
75.2
Velocity (max)
(03/06/21)
73.2 - 75.2
Velo Range
(03/06/21)
85.2
Eff Velocity (avg)
(03/06/21)
1570
Spin Rate (max)
(03/06/21)
1429
Spin Rate (avg)
(03/06/21)
IVB (max)
(03/06/21)
IVB (avg)
(03/06/21)
HM (max)
(03/06/21)
HM (avg)
(03/06/21)
Extension (avg)
(03/06/21)
Release Ht (avg)
(03/06/21)
Spin Score (max)
(03/06/21)
Zone %
(03/06/21)
2021 Michigan ProCase - SOLD OUT
Mar 6, 2021
Trackman - ChangeUp
Velocity (max)
75.2
Velo Range
73.2 - 75.2
Eff Velocity (avg)
85.2
Spin Rate (max)
1570
Spin Rate (avg)
1429
IVB (max)
IVB (avg)
HM (max)
HM (avg)
Extension (avg)
Release Ht (avg)
Spin Score (max)
Zone %
Trackman - Hitting
88.7
Exit Velocity (max)
(06/30/20)
71.8
Exit Velocity (avg)
(06/30/20)
202
Distance (avg)
(06/30/20)
313
Distance (max)
(06/30/20)
Sweet Spot %
(06/30/20)
Line Drive %
(06/30/20)
Fly Ball %
(06/30/20)
Ground Ball %
(06/30/20)
The 2020 Michigan Top Prospect Games I - East (Invite Only)
Jun 30, 2020
Trackman - Hitting
Exit Velocity (max)
88.7
Exit Velocity (avg)
71.8
Distance (avg)
202
Distance (max)
313
Sweet Spot %
Line Drive %
Fly Ball %
Ground Ball %
Blast - Hitting
19.9
Hand Speed (max)
(06/30/20)
19.9
Hand Speed (avg)
(06/30/20)
62.2
Bat Speed (max)
(06/30/20)
62.2
Bat Speed (avg)
(06/30/20)
Rot. Acc (max)
(06/30/20)
Rot. Acc (avg)
(06/30/20)
On Plane Eff (avg)
(06/30/20)
The 2020 Michigan Top Prospect Games I - East (Invite Only)
Jun 30, 2020
Blast - Hitting
Hand Speed (max)
19.9
Hand Speed (avg)
19.9
Bat Speed (max)
62.2
Bat Speed (avg)
62.2
Rot. Acc (max)
Rot. Acc (avg)
On Plane Eff (avg)
Pitch_Scores
Pitch Scores - Fastball
Hop+
(03/06/21)
Rise+
(03/06/21)
Sink+
(03/06/21)
Pitch Scores - Curveball
Hammer+
(03/06/21)
Sweep+
(03/06/21)
Videos
(8/2/20)
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- 2020 Northeast Future Games - Team Michigan Advanced Analytics - Aug 7, 2020
- 2020 Northeast Future Games - Team Michigan Day One Game Notes - Aug 5, 2020
- 2020 Northeast Future Games - Team Michigan Day Two Game Notes - Aug 5, 2020
- Results From 2020 Northeast Future Games - Aug 3, 2020
- 2020 Northeast Future Games - Team Michigan Workout Day Notes - Aug 3, 2020
- 2020 Top Prospect Games I - East - Advanced Metrics w/Trackman and Blast Tech - Jul 3, 2020
- 2020 Top Prospect Games I - East - Quick Hits - Jul 3, 2020
- Results From 2020 Top Prospect Games I - East - Jul 1, 2020
- 'High-Level Talent' Shines At Preseason All-State Event - Mar 17, 2020
- 2020 Preseason All-State - Blast Metrics - Mar 16, 2020
- 2020 Preseason All-State - Quick Hits - Mar 10, 2020
- Results from 2020 Preseason All-State - Mar 8, 2020
- 2020 Michigan Preseason Preview - Quick Hits - Mar 4, 2020
- Results from 2020 Michigan Preseason Preview - Mar 2, 2020
Trevino Sees A Big Future At Ball State
CLIO - Drew Trevino heard those magic words about his future when talking with Ball State.
“Their goal for me is to be drafted,” the Flushing High School junior related.
It helped the sixth-ranked 2022 right-handed pitcher in Michigan make a college decision.
“I think the first time they saw me throw was in June at a PBR showcase,” Trevino said in reference to the Michigan Top Prospect Games. “I had a call with them shortly after.”
The connection built from that point on.
“I was in Georgia when they offered me in July,” Trevino reflected. “We’ve been talking for three months. They see something special and feel I can pitch right away and impact winning.
“They like the way I throw and my body,” the 6-6 190-pounder said. “I’m tall and they say they can develop it easily and effectively. They also like my mechanics and my work ethic.”
A visit to Muncie, Ind., helped seal the deal.
“I toured virtually and then went with a friend, Jake Coulter (Kentucky commit from Brother Rice), and walked around campus,” Trevino said. “The field was awesome.”
There was more Trevino liked during phone conversations with the coaches from the Mid-American Conference school.
“They sold me when they said I’d be one of the top guys,” Trevino said about the 2022 recruiting class at Ball State. “They said they’d develop me into the best pitcher I can be and I could be drafted one day.”
An offer from Oakland, strong interest from Michigan State, Eastern Michigan and Xavier as well as emails with Tennessee and Duke were being considered by the 17th-rated junior in the state prior to making a commitment to play in the Hoosier state.
“I had a lot of options to eventually choose from and it was very difficult with Covid and all the deadlines, but I made it work,” Trevino said. “I did everything I could to go through the process correctly.”
Work never stopped during the process for Trevino, who pointed to leadership and the mental side of the game as far as “staying composed on the mound and not overthinking” as areas of improvement this year.
“I still want to put on more muscle and a little more weight,” Trevino added. “I also have some mechanical things to work on and I want to add more velo.”
The dream to play beyond high school began at an early age.
“Ever since I was little, since I was eight-years-old, I’ve wanted to play college baseball and get to the next level,” Trevino related.
It became more realistic freshman year.
“I pitched and I started getting awards, first-team all-conference and all-district,” Trevino said. “My only loss was in Super Regionals.”
The ability to succeed is a trait Trevino believes he can bring to Ball State.
“I definitely can improve the winning,” Trevino noted. “I’m a composed pitcher who’s mentally tough, does all the basics correctly and has a little bit of swagger to him. I can bring a little of that to Ball State.”
Help has come from a number of individuals during Trevino’s baseball journey.
“My father (Daniel) taught me everything from how to be mentally strong to mechanical things,” Trevino said. “He’d practice with me day and night.”
High school coaches Tim McDonald and Stephen Burdis were also influential in his pitching and mental development while Trevino credited travel coaches Mike Weatherly and Mitchell Bohn with playing major roles in a recruiting process that has come to an end.
“I was very ecstatic when I finally committed,” noted Trevino, who carries a 3.1 GPA and is pondering a major in business. “A lot of stress came off my shoulders and I could breathe again. But this only puts a chip on my shoulders. I’m definitely not going to stop working.”