Preseason All-State: Statistical Analysis

• Nearly 30 prospects ran a sub-7.00 in the 60-yard dash on Saturday, led by INF Jack Scheri (LaSalle Peru; Creighton commit), who stood out statistically elsewhere, and was among the day’s pound-for-pound top performers, as referenced inside Quick Hits.

• C Keegan Connors (Jacobs; uncommitted) is a versatile athlete with advanced foot speed. He cut down on his 60 time demonstrably over the offseason, from an already impressive 6.75 to a 6.54 on Saturday. He has a twitchy left-handed swing as well as arm strength that helped him record a 78 mph high from the crouch; he’s previously shown well from the outfield, too.

• Another Jacobs product, OF Joe Fiorenza (uncommitted) ran a 6.57 – down all the way from a 7.01 in October – while adding more impactful left-handed bat strength and a little more velocity from the outfield.

• INF John Ahler (Marian Central Catholic; uncommitted) showed very well at a PBR Wisconsin event earlier this month, and he backed it up by besting his 60 time there, running a 6.64. He’s a smooth defender with up-the-middle actions and an athletic right-handed bat; still uncommitted.

• Myles Supurgeci (Mount Carmel; uncommitted) is a twitchy right/right outfielder with foot speed and a spray-type offensive profile.

• OF Luke Adams’ (Hinsdale Central; Michigan State) moves very well for someone built at a physical 6-foot-3, 205 pounds. His speed and strength combination profiles as an impactful middle-of-the-order right fielder at the next level.

MAX INFIELD VELOCITY

This ultra deep group had nine prospects record a 90-plus mph high throw to first, and it’s full of uncommitted follows:

• A top-10-ranked junior in the state, INF Logan Wagner (Homeschool, 2022; Louisville) excelled in his PBR event debut, running a 6.71, reaching a 94 mph high across the infield, after taking an advanced switch-hit round of BP.

• C/INF Jayden Lobliner (St. Charles North; Kansas State) has a broad, strong 5-foot-9, 177-pound build with a strength that appears in his right-handed bat, as well as his arm, that topped 94 mph to first and 83 to second from behind the plate.

• INF Easton Harris (Washington Community; uncommitted) is among the top uncommitted infielders in the state, especially following an excellent all-around showing on Saturday. He’s highly athletic, twitchy on offense, with noteworthy bat speed scores, and he’s continued to show as a high-level middle infielder. Harris ran a 6.75, reached a 93 mph high to first, and enhanced his batted-ball profile over the offseason.

• INF Kyle Schupmann (Luther Prep, WI; uncommitted) has some similarly impressive tools. He generates plus bat speed that leads to repeat, hard-hit contact from the right side, and he’s equipped with arm strength, too.

• Still uncommitted, Patrick Graham (Naperville North) is as advanced as there is on the infield in the state’s 2022 class – committed or otherwise. He’s a highly athletic shortstop with true arm strength and fluid body control.

• Shai Robinson (Homewood-Flossmoor; Illinois State) is in a similar class of defender as Graham, with deft, soft hands and athleticism attached to arm strength that reached a 90 mph high across.