Trevor
Vande Hey

Recent Prep Baseball Future Games standout, OF/RHP Trevor Vande Hey (Wrightstown, 2025; Iowa commit) is one of the most “tooled up” prospects in the Midwest and he showed off those tools on Saturday. Starting during athletic testing, Vande Hey recorded the top 60-yard dash of the day at 6.78 where he reached a top run speed of 20.5 mph. He also surpassed the 30” mark on his vertical jump with a 30.5” jump. His loudest tool was on display during his BP round, where he averaged a whopping 100.1 mph exit velocity with his hardest hit coming off at 105.6 mph, and his furthest batted ball traveled 405 ft. His swing metrics were also off the charts too, as he averaged a bat speed of 79.8 mph and a hand speed of 26.4 mph as well. Then during the outfield defense portion of the event, his strong arm that topped at 94 mph on his hardest throw, coupled with his twitchy athleticism allow him to be a sure-fire center fielder in the future, too. For what it is worth, he also reached an 87.1 mph high on the mound too, with feel for a sweeping slider and a changeup with fade. Overall, it was yet another ultra-loud performance from the Iowa commit, something our staff has become quite accustomed to seeing from him, and he enters his junior year as one of the top prospects in the state.

Positional Profile: OF/RHP
Body: 6-0, 197.1-pounds. Athletic, strength throughout, premium frame.
Delivery: High leg kick into a drop and drive lower half, in line land to home.
Arm Action: RH. Full arm action 3/4 slot. 
FB: T87, 85-87 mph. Thrown downhill, cutting action. T1911, 1821 average rpm.
SL: 73-75 mph. Tight sweeping action, 10/4 shape. T2223, 2177 average rpm.
CH: 75-77 mph. Plays with fade, thrown with intent. T1396, 1301 average rpm.

Positional Profile: OF/RHP
Body: 6-0, 197.1-pounds. Athletic, strength throughout, premium frame.
Hit: RHH. Open, upright, easy and soft land to hitting position on time. Loose hands with serious bat speed with downhill path destroying balls to all fields. 79.8 mph bat speed with 29 G’s of rotational acceleration.
Power: 106 max exit velocity, averaged 100.1 mph. 405’ max distance.
Arm: RH. OF - 94 mph. High 3Q with serious arm speed, carry and back spin with accuracy.
Defense: Aggressive through the ball, shuffle step through the ball with good direction.
Run: 6.78 runner in the 60.

Vande Hey showcased the loudest and strongest tools not only in the state of Wisconsin, but on a national stage in both a workout setting and in live action. Vande Hey, presenting himself at a quick-twitch 6-foot, 195-pound frame, once again displayed his natural strength and advanced athleticism in front of our staff. It started with his 60-yard dash, where Vande Hey ranked within the top-20 with an extremely fast time of 6.57 seconds. The right-handed batter followed that up with an electric round of BP, averaging an EV of 96.8 mph, good for No. 3 overall amongst the pool of national competition. What’s even more impressive was the incoming junior posted a 101.3 mph max EV, ranking in the top-10, by far the highest for a member of Team Wisconsin in 2023. It was a simple, quiet approach, where Vande Hey allowed each pitch to travel and barreled line drives to all gaps in an effortless fashion. The smooth actions and ease that Vande Hey plays the game with showed in the outfield as well, where the true center fielder reached 90 mph to wrap up his showcase session. For some, showcase traits and tools don’t necessarily translate to gameplay; that was not the case for Vande Hey. He kicked things off with a triple to deep right field, nearly hitting a home run to the opposite field. In taking an upper-80s arm the other way, the star showcased his speed, tearing apart the base paths while beating a throw and cruising into third base. His 77 mph average bat speed was reflected in his final at bat of the weekend as well, where Vande Hey launched a home run to left-center field, banging off one of the shopping crates as people enter and exit the LakePoint Sports Complex. It summarized a legendary week for Vande Hey, as he departed from Georgia with a star next to his name, garnering one of the best skill sets among the 2025 class from a national perspective.

Arguably the biggest winner from Team Wisconsin this past week, OF Trevor Vande Hey (Wrightstown, 2025) showcased the loudest and strongest tools not only in the state of Wisconsin, but on a national stage in both a workout setting and in live action. Vande Hey, presenting himself at a quick-twitch 6-foot, 195-pound frame, once again displayed his natural strength and advanced athleticism in front of our staff. It started with his 60-yard dash, where Vande Hey ranked within the top-20 with an extremely fast time of 6.57 seconds. The right-handed batter followed that up with an electric round of BP, averaging an EV of 96.8 mph, good for No. 3 overall amongst the pool of national competition. What’s even more impressive was the incoming junior posted a 101.3 mph max EV, ranking in the top-10, by far the highest for a member of Team Wisconsin in 2023. It was a simple, quiet approach, where Vande Hey allowed each pitch to travel and barreled line drives to all gaps in an effortless fashion. The smooth actions and ease that Vande Hey plays the game with showed in the outfield as well, where the true center fielder reached 90 mph to wrap up his showcase session. For some, showcase traits and tools don’t necessarily translate to gameplay; that was not the case for Vande Hey. He kicked things off with a triple to deep right field, nearly hitting a home run to the opposite field. In taking an upper-80s arm the other way, the star showcased his speed, tearing apart the base paths while beating a throw and cruising into third base. His 77 mph average bat speed was reflected in his final at bat of the weekend as well, where Vande Hey launched a home run to left-center field, banging off one of the shopping crates as people enter and exit the LakePoint Sports Complex. It summarized a legendary week for Vande Hey, as he departed from Georgia with a star next to his name, garnering one of the best skill sets among the 2025 class from a national perspective.

PBR Future Games: After showing well in all assets of the game, OF Trevor Vande Hey (Wrightstown, 2025) turned heads as one of Team Wisconsin’s top performers on Wednesday. It started with the running of the 60-yard dash, where Vande Hey clocked in at 6.53 seconds, ranging in the top half of competitors in Georgia. He followed that up with an effortless BP session, averaging 96.8 mph off the bat and maxing out at 101.3 mph. Vande Hey presented lightning-quick hands and quality feel for the barrel, finishing with a 77 mph average bat speed, advanced for his age. His natural strength, standing at 6-foot, 195-pounds, also allowed him to reach an impressive 90 mph from the outfield in a clean defensive session. His arm, one that has been noteworthy on the mound as well, continues to improve and become his strength as one of the top prospects in Wisconsin’s 2025 class. An electric all-around performance from Vande Hey reflected a solid spring and summer, as he looks to establish himself as a nationally recognized name in the Midwest and the nation.

There are few prospects in the region who boast the versatile, powerful profile that OF Trevor Vande Hey (Wrightstown, 2025) possesses. Vande Hey is currently ranked No. 7 in the state of Wisconsin for the class of ‘25, and he only enhanced his prospect stock at this event. Standing at a strong and athletic 6-foot, 195 pounds, Vande Hey began the day by running a 6.76 in the 60-yard dash, a stellar time that led all sophomores here made even more impressive when factoring in his broad and strong 6-foot, 195-pound build. At the plate, he was responsible for an impressive round of batting practice backed by equally impressive metrics. The right-handed hitter showed the ability to get to a strong hitting position, and his quick-twitch hands and natural strength allow him to impact the ball as a middle-of-the-order threat. He produced a max exit velocity of 103.1 mph, a max distance of 390 feet, an average hand speed of 26.9 mph, an event-high. He showed well in the outfield as well where he showed a quick arm with carry where he recorded a max velocity on throws to home of 91 mph, tied for the event-best.

Positional Profile: OF/RHP
Body: 6-0, 195-pounds. Well proportioned, projectable.
Hits: RHH. Upright set up, slightly open. Strides away from hands gets into strong hitting position, lighting quick hands with strength, ball jumps.
Power: 103 max exit velocity, averaged 82.7 MPH. 391' max distance.
Arm: RH. OF-91 mph. Medium draw, high 3/4 slot, quick arm, serious carry.
Defense: One-hand gather, shuffle towards target.
Run: 6.76 runner in the 60.
Vizual Edge: 81.48 Edge Score

Positional Profile: OF/RHP
Body: 6-0, 195-pounds. Well proportioned, projectable.
Hits: RHH. Upright set up, slightly open. Strides away from hands gets into strong hitting position, lighting quick hands with strength, ball jumps.
Power: 103 max exit velocity, averaged 82.7 MPH. 391' max distance.
Arm: RH. OF-91 mph. Medium draw, high 3/4 slot, quick arm, serious carry.
Defense: One-hand gather, shuffle towards target.
Run: 6.76 runner in the 60.
Vizual Edge: 81.48 Edge Score

There are few prospects in the region who boast the versatile, powerful profile that OF Trevor Vande Hey (Wrightstown, 2025) possesses. Vande Hey is currently ranked No. 7 in the state of Wisconsin for the class of ‘25, and he only enhanced his prospect stock at this event. Standing at a strong and athletic 6-foot, 195 pounds, Vande Hey began the day by running a 6.76 in the 60-yard dash, a stellar time that led all sophomores here made even more impressive when factoring in his broad and strong 6-foot, 195-pound build. At the plate, he was responsible for an impressive round of batting practice backed by equally impressive metrics. The right-handed hitter showed the ability to get to a strong hitting position, and his quick-twitch hands and natural strength allow him to impact the ball as a middle-of-the-order threat. He produced a max exit velocity of 103.1 mph, a max distance of 390 feet, an average hand speed of 26.9 mph, an event-high. He showed well in the outfield as well where he showed a quick arm with carry where he recorded a max velocity on throws to home of 91 mph, tied for the event-best.

Positional Profile: RHP/OF
Body: 5-10, 170-pounds.
Delivery: Side-step initiates an athletic tall/fall type delivery, upright at balance point, lands square to target.
Arm Action: RH. Short arm draw into scap retraction, over-the-top slot.
FB: T80.7, 77.5-80.4 mph. Straight four-seam type, slight carry at times. T1727, 1579 average rpm.
SL: 62.7-65.2 mph.  T2055, 1868 average rpm.
CH: 64.2-67.9 mph. Similar slot to fastball, plays straight.  T1315, 1170 average rpm.

Vande Hey emerged as a follow name in the state’s 2025 class, boasting a proportionally strong 5-foot-10, 170-pound frame and running a 7.03 in the 60-yard dash early on in his workout. He drove the baseball with noticeable strength to all fields, particularly for his age, reaching a max exit velocity of 97.6 mph and averaging 89.9 mph off the bat throughout his round. Vande Hey’s furthest batted ball landed at an estimated distance of 356 feet, which too is an impressive power number for the current freshman. On defense, he threw from a high slot with solid arm strength and carried through the target, topping at 84 mph from the outfield. We had heard some positive reports about him throughout the off-season and he certainly impressed our scouts. 

Positional Profile: RHP/OF
Body: 5-10, 170-pounds. High waist, lean, athletic proportions. Explosive.
Hit: RHH. Tall, narrow setup with a short square stride. Very rotational. Short entry with barrel depth. Quick to the ball with some easy lift to the pull-side gap when synced.
Power: 97.6 max exit velocity, averaged 89.9 mph. 355’ max distance.
Arm: RH. INF - 78 mph. OF - 84 mph. High slot with carry. Solid arm strength.
Defense: Quality gather. On line through release. //INF Long gathers and transitions on the infield. Slow to exchange. More of an outfielder currently.
Run: 7.03 runner in the 60. 

5-foot-10, 170 pounds; broad shoulders, high waist, physical for age. While Vande Hey has upside to tease out from the mound, he showed best from the right-handed batter’s box at our PBR at The Rock Championships. Tall/balanced pre-pitch setup, rhythm in hands, open front foot, patient and confident approach. Strides to even while hands load back in a bar, pulls handle on short path into the zone, whippy barrel through it; demonstrated hand/eye skills, barrel feel, physicality in build made for loud contact at impact.