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  • Chandler Sanburn

    Avon HS, RHP, Class of 2014
    Chandler Sanburn is a 5-foot-11 right handed pitcher from Avon HS. Sanburn emerged as one of the top pitching prospects in the class. He showed a good frame, a long arm circle, and clean arm action. Sanburn was an easy 84-87 with life. Sanburn featured a curve ball and a slider. The curve ball broke early with a 12-6 action. The slider was tighter and was more of an 11-5 pitch than maintained one plane. Sanburn’s change up was still a developing pitch but showed good arm side run. 

     

  • Jay Prior

    Center Grove HS, SS/RHP, Class of 2014
    Jay Prior is a 6-foot-3 2014 SS/RHP from Center Grove. The first thing you notice about Prior is a strong athletic looking body. In the field, he shows athleticism with good rhythm. He projects as a third baseman in college.  At the plate, Prior starts with an open setup, a slight bend, and shows good rhythm in his swing. Prior’s hands work well and creates good backspin. Prior has plus power and once he learns to keep his lower half under him expect his power numbers to go even higher. On the mound, Prior creates a lot of momentum with his delivery, has a high leg kick, and is at times inconsistent. His fastball sat 82-84, but was easy and projects to add velocity quickly this spring. His flashed a good 11-5 breaking ball that at times was out of the zone. His best pitch was his splitter. He demonstrated good arm speed with diving action into the righty’s foot.  

     

  • Zach McKinstry

    FW North Side, SS, Class of 2014 
    Zach McKinstry is a 6-foot 155 pound shortstop. McKinstry ran 7.07, showed smooth actions, good feet, quick release and was the hardest infielder at the event topping out at 85 mph. Making him the best 2014 MIF prospect at the event. At the plate, McKinstry hits from the left side with a good balanced setup. His swing was easy and with projectable gap-to-gap power.  Zach looks to be a premier middle infielder in the state. 

     

  • Grant Malott

    New Castle HS, OF/RHP, Class of 2014
    Grant Malott is a 6-foot 160 pound OF/RHP from New Castle. Malott ran the third quickest 60 at 6.82, was 83 from the outfield, and moved well through the ball. He has an average build with good athleticism. At the plate, Malott’s setup was an athletic crouch with a smooth quiet load. His hands were quick and worked in an uphill plane. Malott maintained a balanced swing throughout with projectable power. On the mound, Malott possessed a quick clean arm and sat 80-83. He threw a 68-71 breaking ball and a 70-72 changeup that dove with arm side run. Malott is a high follow as both, but currently has more projection as an outfielder. 

     

  • Alec Olund

    Lake Central HS (IN), SS, Class of 2014 
    Alec Olund is a 6-foot-1 shortstop from Lake Central. Olund is a tall athletic middle infielder with good footwork and a strong arm (78mph). Olund showed advance actions left and right and possessed a good backhand. At the plate, Olund is right handed hitter with a slightly open balanced stance. He gets wide at times causing some balance issues. Hands work well and possesses above average power. 

     

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2012 Rankings

Rank Name State School Class Position
1 Luke Stephenson IN Triton Central 2012 RHP
2 Jordan Minch IN Highland 2012 LHP
3 Matt Dauby IN Cathedral 2012 SS
4 Will Coursen-Carr IN South Side 2012 LHP
5 Nick McCoy IN Central Noble 2012 RHP
6 Isaac Sampen IN Brownsburg 2012 RHP
7 Jacob Post IN Chesterton 2012 RHP
8 Jordan Striegel IN New Albany 2012 SS
9 Mitch Patishall IN Pendelton Heights 2012 3B
10 Colin Hawk IN Roncalli 2012 SS
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