Most Viewed Profiles of 2022: No. 5 Jacob Kendall
December 26, 2022
With 2022 coming to a close, we continue our yearly tradition of highlighting the Top 10 most viewed PBR Profiles in the state of Florida. Each year, millions of PBR Profiles are viewed around the country by coaches, scouts, players, parents, and baseball fans. Over 321,000 profiles were viewed in just Florida alone in 2022. We will start today by counting down the Top 10 most viewed profiles in the state. This data was collected through Google Analytics.
Continuing at No. 5 is 2025 SS Jacob Kendall. Jacob is a Florida commit who attends Bartram Trail High School in St. Johns, FL. Outside of high school, Jacob plays travel ball with FTB. Jacob was a part of Team Florida at the 2020 PBR Junior Future Games and has continued to be one of the top hitters in the 2025 class. He ranks No. 2 in the PBR Florida 2025 rankings and No. 7 nationally. Jacob received 2,831 views on his PBR profile in 2022.
No. 5 Jacob Kendall
Jacob Kendall
Class of 2025 / OF
Player Information
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Graduating Class: 2025
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Primary Position: OFSecondary Position: OF
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High School: A3 AcademyState: FL
- Summer Team: TBT/FTB
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Height: 6-2Weight: 168.4lbs
- Bat/Throw: L/R
Statistics
Vizual_Edge
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Physical
Videos
6.9.22 NPI
Player News
- Florida 2025 Rankings: Preseason Update - Feb 22, 2024
- Florida 2025 Rankings: Fall Update - Nov 29, 2023
- 2023 PBR All-American Game, Spotlight: Jacob Kendall - Sep 5, 2023
- Florida 2025 Rankings: Post-Summer Update - Aug 30, 2023
- Top Prospect Games: Data Dive, Position Players - Jun 22, 2023
- Top Prospect Games: Statistical Analysis - Jun 19, 2023
- Florida 2025 Rankings: Pre-Summer Update - May 15, 2023
- 2023 Power25 Countdown: No. 17 Bartram Trail - Jan 19, 2023
- Most Viewed Profiles of 2022: No. 5 Jacob Kendall - Dec 26, 2022
- Florida 2025 Rankings: Post Fall Update - Dec 9, 2022
- 2025 Overall Rankings Updated & Expanded - Sep 2, 2022
- NPI: Impact Underclassmen (Committed) - Jun 23, 2022
- From the Hip: NPI, Day One - Jun 9, 2022
- 2025 Overall Rankings Update - Jun 8, 2022
- Florida 2025 Rankings Update - Apr 28, 2022
- Hatcher's Hotlist: Week 2 - Mar 10, 2022
- No. 11 Bartram Trail wins a wet one 8-3 over Ponte Vedra - Mar 9, 2022
- 2022 Power25 Countdown: No. 7 Bartram Trail - Feb 11, 2022
- Florida 2025 Rankings Debut - Dec 17, 2021
- Initial 2025 Overall Rankings Release - Dec 3, 2021
- 2021 Future Games: College Commitment Tracker - Aug 3, 2021
- Junior Future Series Spring Championships Standouts - Mar 24, 2021
- Junior Future Games 13U Lookback - Aug 20, 2020
- 14U Goes Down in the Semis while 13U Takes Home the Title - Aug 2, 2020
- 13U Claims the Two Seed after a 1-0-1 Day - Aug 1, 2020
- 13U Earns the No. 1 Seed after Two Wins on Day One - Jul 31, 2020
- Junior Future Games Team Florida Statistical Analysis - Jul 30, 2020
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Scouting Report
SS Jacob Kendall (Bartram Trail HS, FL) could very well be the top player in the country before this class graduates, and he checks in at No. 5 overall. There’s an ease in which the game comes to him, and the natural lift his left-handed stroke effortlessly produces, should only help provide even bigger advancements in the coming years.
Kendall, a Florida recruit, was nothing short of extraordinary at the NPI, and went 6-for-11 on the week with five extra base hits including two home runs. The 6-foot-1, 165-pound wiry-athletic shortstop is hardly a finished product, still exhibiting plenty of physical maturation to come, but leaves no doubt as to his status as one of the top players in the 2025 class. Though the frame is not yet imposing, Kendall’s bat most definitely is, and he already showcases an innate ability to slow the game down in the box, and lay a heavy barrel with most swings. There is quickness to the hands with a relaxed rhythm to the load, and he creates quickness in a short window, remaining well-connected throughout the pursuit while getting quality rotational acceleration. Seeming to elevate his play in big spots, Kendall took some of the best at-bats of any player at the event, working deep into counts while still getting off swings with controlled aggression and covering the plate with ease. There is already an easy ability to lift the ball from the left side, and the present power that he displayed was nothing short of eye-opening given the fact that the frame is still clearly developing. At a tournament that featured the top position players in each class, it was impossible to leave Lakepoint without knowing who Kendall was.
Kendall caught our attention during the showcase workout where he hammered balls in the gap consistently from the left side. During games, Kendall had 4 hits and played very well defensively. He showed versatility playing second, short, and third base.