Jason
Scholl

Scholl is a strong-bodied left-handed hitting catcher who emerged as one of the top offensive catchers in the state last spring. Scholl finished his junior campaign with 14 doubles, 7 home runs and 41 RBI for the 33-4 Spartans. He batted .422 with an .811 slugging percentage and a .551 on-base percentage. Scholl also possesses a strong arm behind the plate.

Scholl is a physical 6-foot, 195-pound left-handed hitting catcher who showcased arm strength and power potential at the plate. Scholl, who has extremely strong legs, fired a top pop time of 1.92, in addition to showing life and carry on his throws (78 mph from crouch). Offensively, Scholl has an open, aggressive approach and displayed quick hands and extension through the baseball. Scholl also ran a 7.38 60.

Scholl is a strong-bodied 6-foot, 195-pound left-handed hitting catcher with power potential. Scholl has extremely strong legs, and he displayed quick feet and an accurate, solid arm from the crouch (78 mph) while throwing a top pop time of a 1.98. At the plate, Scholl has an aggressive approach, as he showed good bat speed and big pull-side power potential. This 6-foot, 190-pound left-handed hitting catcher has quick feet behind the plate and a solid arm. His top pop time was 2.03. At the plate, he uses a wide lower-half base and a direct path to the baseball to spray line drives.