Central FL IDs: Data Dive, Position Players
June 21, 2023
The Central FL IDs took place Thursday, June 15th at Lake Brantley High School in Altamonte Springs, FL. The Central FL IDs consisted of Future Games Tryouts, All-American IDs, and Uncommitted '24 IDs. The event featured players from the 2024-2027 classes participating in a pro-style workout and bullpens in front of the PBR Florida Scouting Staff.
Inside today’s Position Player Data Dive we will highlight the players with top metrics per Trackman, Blast, and Swift Athletic Testing.
Saturday, we broke down the stat leaders from the more traditional categories in our statistical analysis. Today, we will take an even closer look at the position players in attendance with the help of our tech partners, broken down by the categories and leaderboards below.
SWIFT ATHLETIC TESTING
60-YARD DASH
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | 60-yd |
1 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 6.80 s |
2 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 6.84 s |
3 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 6.87 s |
4 | Isaiah Mejia | FL | TNXL Academy | 2025 | OF | 6.95 s |
5 | Merric Hunt | FL | Northside Christian | 2025 | RHP | 6.97 s |
6 | Erick Robles | FL | Lake Mary | 2026 | OF | 7.06 s |
7 | Roy A. Rodriguez | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | SS | 7.11 s |
8 | Brock Byrne | FL | EAST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL | 2026 | 1B | 7.13 s |
9 | Blake Fields | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | OF | 7.20 s |
10 | Christopher Pedrinan | FL | Dr. Phillips High School | 2026 | 1B | 7.23 s |
10-YARD SPLIT
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | 10-yd |
1 | Merric Hunt | FL | Northside Christian | 2025 | RHP | 1.63 s |
2 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 1.67 s |
3 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 1.68 s |
4 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 1.73 s |
5 | Cole Morgan | FL | Vero Beach | 2025 | C | 1.74 s |
^ | Gavin Lollis | FL | LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL | 2026 | OF | 1.74 s |
^ | Erick Robles | FL | Lake Mary | 2026 | OF | 1.74 s |
Traditionally, the 60-yard dash has been the in-event standard to help measure a player's speed tool. While the measurement still has its utility, the 10-yard split has started to become more and more applicable in determining the player's burst and reaction time in-game, whether that's in the outfield or on the basepaths.
TRACKMAN
EXIT VELOCITY (MAX)
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Exit Velocity (max) |
1 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 98.7 mph |
2 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 95.7 mph |
3 | Isaiah Mejia | FL | TNXL Academy | 2025 | OF | 94.8 mph |
4 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 94.2 mph |
5 | Erick Robles | FL | Lake Mary | 2026 | OF | 93.4 mph |
6 | Christopher Pedrinan | FL | Dr. Phillips High School | 2026 | 1B | 91.7 mph |
7 | Blake Fields | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | OF | 90.6 mph |
8 | Roy A. Rodriguez | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | SS | 90.5 mph |
9 | Cole Morgan | FL | Vero Beach | 2025 | C | 90.4 mph |
10 | Merric Hunt | FL | Northside Christian | 2025 | RHP | 89.4 mph |
EXIT VELOCITY (AVG.)
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Exit Velocity (avg) |
1 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 92.0 mph |
2 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 89.7 mph |
3 | Isaiah Mejia | FL | TNXL Academy | 2025 | OF | 89.0 mph |
4 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 86.6 mph |
5 | Erick Robles | FL | Lake Mary | 2026 | OF | 85.8 mph |
6 | Blake Fields | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | OF | 85.4 mph |
7 | Christopher Pedrinan | FL | Dr. Phillips High School | 2026 | 1B | 83.8 mph |
8 | Cole Morgan | FL | Vero Beach | 2025 | C | 83.4 mph |
9 | Roy A. Rodriguez | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | SS | 81.7 mph |
10 | Noah Johnson | FL | Oakleaf | 2025 | C | 79.7 mph |
Exit Velocity: This metric measures the speed of the ball, measured in miles per hour, as it comes off the bat at the moment of contact.
BATTED BALL DISTANCE (MAX)
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Distance (max) |
1 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 366 ft |
2 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 347 ft |
3 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 345 ft |
4 | Merric Hunt | FL | Northside Christian | 2025 | RHP | 343 ft |
5 | Erick Robles | FL | Lake Mary | 2026 | OF | 337 ft |
6 | Blake Fields | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | OF | 337 ft |
7 | Isaiah Mejia | FL | TNXL Academy | 2025 | OF | 335 ft |
8 | Roy A. Rodriguez | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | SS | 325 ft |
9 | Brock Byrne | FL | EAST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL | 2026 | 1B | 321 ft |
10 | Cole Morgan | FL | Vero Beach | 2025 | C | 318 ft |
SWEET SPOT%
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Sweet Spot % |
1 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 77 % |
2 | Isaiah Mejia | FL | TNXL Academy | 2025 | OF | 73 % |
3 | Noah Johnson | FL | Oakleaf | 2025 | C | 71 % |
^ | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 71 % |
4 | Jacob Wolf | FL | A3 Academy | 2026 | SS | 66 % |
5 | Tyler Pittington | FL | Lake Howell | 2025 | 3B | 64 % |
^ | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 64 % |
Sweet Spot percentage: This metric is determined by how often the player produces a batted ball during the session with a launch angle between 8 to 32 degrees.
BLAST MOTION
HAND SPEED (AVG.)
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Hand Speed (avg) |
1 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 23.3 mph |
2 | Merric Hunt | FL | Northside Christian | 2025 | RHP | 21.0 mph |
3 | Cole Morgan | FL | Vero Beach | 2025 | C | 20.8 mph |
4 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 20.7 mph |
5 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 20.6 mph |
6 | Roy A. Rodriguez | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | SS | 19.9 mph |
7 | Brock Byrne | FL | EAST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL | 2026 | 1B | 19.8 mph |
8 | Noah Johnson | FL | Oakleaf | 2025 | C | 19.8 mph |
9 | Blake Fields | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | OF | 19.8 mph |
10 | Isaiah Mejia | FL | TNXL Academy | 2025 | OF | 19.7 mph |
Hand Speed: The observed speed as measured on the handle of the bat (measured six inches from the knob of the bat). Peak Hand Speed will occur prior to the moment of impact, very close to the commit time in the swing when the wrists unhinge.
BAT SPEED (AVG.)
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Bat Speed (avg) |
1 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 73.8 mph |
2 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 73.5 mph |
3 | Isaiah Mejia | FL | TNXL Academy | 2025 | OF | 72.8 mph |
4 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 72.0 mph |
5 | Blake Fields | FL | The First Academy | 2025 | OF | 71.4 mph |
6 | Cole Morgan | FL | Vero Beach | 2025 | C | 69.7 mph |
7 | Erick Robles | FL | Lake Mary | 2026 | OF | 67.9 mph |
8 | Merric Hunt | FL | Northside Christian | 2025 | RHP | 67.3 mph |
9 | Christopher Pedrinan | FL | Dr. Phillips High School | 2026 | 1B | 67.1 mph |
10 | Carlos Rubio | FL | Bishop Moore Catholic | 2025 | SS | 66.9 mph |
Bat Speed: The observed speed of the sweet spot of the bat at impact. The sweet spot of the bat is measured six inches from the tip of the bat.
ROTATIONAL ACCELERATION (AVG.)
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Rot. Acc (avg) |
1 | Merric Hunt | FL | Northside Christian | 2025 | RHP | 20.1 g |
2 | Cole Morgan | FL | Vero Beach | 2025 | C | 16.0 g |
3 | Jacob Wolf | FL | A3 Academy | 2026 | SS | 16.0 g |
4 | Skyler Jersey | FL | Winter Park | 2025 | OF | 15.6 g |
5 | Carlos Rubio | FL | Bishop Moore Catholic | 2025 | SS | 14.3 g |
6 | Cooper Pitman | FL | Oviedo | 2024 | OF | 14.1 g |
7 | Tyler Boyesen | FL | SPRUCE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL | 2025 | OF | 13.4 g |
8 | Calvin Hinckley | FL | Tavares | 2027 | 2B | 11.8 g |
9 | Erick Robles | FL | Lake Mary | 2026 | OF | 11.6 g |
10 | Christopher Pedrinan | FL | Dr. Phillips High School | 2026 | 1B | 10.7 g |
Rotational Acceleration: Rotation measures how quickly your bat accelerates into the swing plane. Rotation is a good indicator of how you build bat speed by sequencing properly vs. pulling the bat with your hands. The quicker your rotational acceleration, the more power you will have and the more time you have to make a decision at the plate.
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