Luke
Wearne

6-foot-160-pound right-handed hitting catcher and corner infielder. He ran a 7.88 sixty at the event. The skill set behind the dish is solid, he threw 67 mph down to second base with a pop time of 2.13. The feet are quick and shows improving arm strength. He also worked out at third base, throwing 73 mph across the diamond during the infield portion of the workout. The foot work to and through the fielding of the baseball need to improve to aid the throwing process. The bat has an exit velocity of 82 mph. The setup is even in base and the front foot dives into the plate as the swing is produced. The path is long to contact and he finished low after contact with the baseball.

Exit Velocity- 82 mph

Catching Velocity- 67 mph

Pop Time -2.13

INF Velocity- 73 mph

5-foot-10, 145 pound lean and skinny frame. He is a super utility player that has solid height and a body that has a lot of mass to gain, currently sits at medium build. At the plate, he has wide even feet, showed a simple load and a flat swing. Off the tee he was up 77 mph with his exit velocity. In the infield he keeps the ball in front and makes the routine plays his arm was 67 from 3B. He works and grinds at catching and flashes impressive play at times, but still needs a lot of polishing. He was a 2.31-2.54 to second with a 64 mph arm. Projects out more in outfield, best fit for him and showed natural instinct and feel out there. His arm was clean and looked like it could be developed into a strong arm. He was clocked at 71 mph. Good makeup, needs to keep working. 

Exit Velocity: 77  mph
Arm Velocity: OF 71 mph, 3B 67 mph, C 64 mph
Home to 1st: 5.0

5-foot-10, 145-pound, longer, lean athletic frame. A right-handed hitter, feet start even and at the shoulder width. The hands are loose at the shoulders, swing path is down to level across the chest, finishes high with two hands.  The approach is more middle to pull, more of a line drive swing. The tee exit velocity was clocked at 76 mph, and ran a 8.24 sixty yard dash. Defensively, had a pop time of 2.3-2.41, arm was clocked at 67 mph, arm was clocked at 62 mph. The arm path is slightly longer, could shorten, works out of a higher slot.  The setup needs to be more balanced, wider and relaxed, will help on the catch. Moves well on the block and scramble. Reps and practice will aid in his development.

Exit Velocity: 76 mph
Arm Velocity:  67 mph
Sixty-Yard Dash: 8.24

6-foot, 160-pound, longer, lean athletic frame, longer neck sloped shoulders, with room for added weight. A right-handed hitting catcher, at the plate starts slightly open gets back to even on simple stride. The swing path is down to level, finishing with two hands above the shoulders. The approach is more middle to pull side, line drives with loft at times, with more in there as he learns to smooth out swing, with added strength. Behind the plate, is flexible and balanced, hands are strong on the catch, keeps the baseball in the strike zone. The arm action gets a tick long, on the back, clocked at 68 mph, with a pop time of 2.16-2.35. Loads of potential, is tough and likes being back there. 

Exit Velocity:  68 mph

Arm Velocity: 78 mph

Sixty-Yard Dash: 7.78