2021 Spring Forward: Power Bats
January 14, 2021
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With 2020 finally in the rear view we turn our attention to what we all hope will be an opportunity this spring for all players to return to playing high school baseball. We begin our annual series of stories entitled "Spring Forward" where we highlight some of the top players, programs, and conferences across a variety of categories for the upcoming 2021 season.
Our Spring Forward series begins with a look at some of the biggest power threats in 2021. With their ability to produce runs in the middle of the order, these prospects will play a key role in their team's success in 2021. Be sure to follow our Spring Forward series as we continue to highlight some of the top players, programs, and conferences through a variety of categories in the weeks to come.
Power Bats To Watch In 2021:
Landon Abrahamson 2022 OF Miller School (Dayton)
Andrew Burns 2022 3B Liberty Christian (Liberty)
JT Carter 2021 C Fredericksburg Christian (Gardner-Webb)
Addison Clark 2021 OF Carlisle (VMI)
Tanner Clements 2021 C Matoaca (Virginia Wesleyan)
Nathan Fink 2022 OF Miller School (Virginia)
Anthony Gabello 2022 RHP/1B Hanover (JMU)
Alvin "Tre" Keels 2022 SS Maury (Miami)
Lincoln Lubsen 2021 C Walsingham Academy (Randolph-Macon)
Ethan Ott 2021 1B Greenbrier Christian (UNC-Pembroke)
2021 CIF John Rittenhouse (Fluvanna)
— Jason Burton (@ksallday19) July 1, 2020
Strong physical frame with present strength to the swing. Loud barrels with carry to all fields. Hits this one off the 380’ fence in CF. Uncommitted bat in the ‘21 class to watch this summer. @PBRVirginiaDC @PBRTournaments #PBRMASC pic.twitter.com/OCdmi6MtVB
Kenneth Schaedel 2022 3B/OF Cape Henry
AJ Shepard 2022 C Patriot (Indiana)
Tristan Shoemaker 2021 SS Fort Defiance (Virginia)
Bryce Suters 2021 OF Broadway (JMU)
TayShaun Walton 2023 OF Greensville County (Miami)
Eric Wilson 2021 3B Highland (Charleston Southern)
Jay Woolfolk 2021 OF Benedictine (VIrginia)