Walsh Jesuit Showcase for the Cure 2014 Player Evaluations
June 27, 2014
Walsh Jesuit Showcase for the Cure 2014 Top Performers
The 6th annual Walsh Jesuit Showcase for the Cure was once again a well ran showcase for a great cause and was a great success.
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Below we have the top performers listed in alphabetical order.
By Dan Machovina
PBR Ohio Assistant Scouting Director
Blake Jenkins, OF, Walsh Jesuit, 2015
6-foot, 180-pound athletic body frame. Outfielder showed good athletic footwork, used good crow hop that created good arm strength with good carry on his throws. Right-handed hitter starts with a balanced set up, fluid hands back to shoulder trigger, and uses a shorter leg kick for power.
Colin Kaucher, C, Toledo Central Catholic, 2015
5-foot-10, 170-pound athletic body frame. From the crouch he showed athletic footwork staying short and compact on his throws to second base, with descent arm strength.
Riley Campbell, SS/2B, Wadsworth, 2015
5-foot-9, 170-pound middle infielder. Infielder, shows quick feet with good lateral movement that is obvious with the 6.68 60-yard dash he ran and ran a 6.66 in February at a past Prep Baseball Report event. He does need to be a little more aggressive playing through the baseball showing a tendency to wait back on the ball. He showed a quicker release with the ability to throw from different angles.
Ross Adolph, OF, Van Buren, 2015
6-foot-1, 195-pound athletic body frame. From the outfield he uses a clean ¾ arm slot showing average arm strength at the position. He showed good footwork, and also uses a good crow hop to help aid his throws. Left-handed hitter shows some quickness in his bat.
Zane Collins, LHP, Ben Logan, 2015
Good athletic 6-foot-1, 195-pound frame. Comes with the back turned completely facing the hitter requires a little more effort when he wants to throw with a higher velocity as he did on this occasion. Fastball showed some natural tailing movement at 85-87 mph.