Preseason All-State South 2025: Quick Hitters Underclass Position Players
February 14, 2025
On Saturday, February 1st Prep Baseball of South Carolina hosted its Preseason All-State South at The Shipyard Park in Mount Pleasant, SC. The Preseason All-State leads to identifying prospects for some of the summer’s biggest invite only events like Boarder Battle, PB Senior Games, Top Prospect Games, PB Super Sophomore Games, PB SR Future Games and the PB Future Games. The event featured players from the 2025-2028 grad classes.
During the event, position players participated in a professional-style workout that included a comprehensive defensive evaluation. Infielders and outfielders fielded ground balls and made throws, with arm strength recorded using a Stalker radar gun. Catchers executed throws to second base, with both arm strength and pop times measured.
Hitters underwent swing analysis with Blast Motion, while all ball flight data was recorded using TrackMan. Speed and explosiveness were assessed through Vald Performance lasers, capturing 10-30-60-yard sprint splits, along with jump metrics.
Pitchers threw a controlled bullpen session, where each pitch was tracked by TrackMan to analyze ball movement and overall performance.
Below we will look at the statistical breakdown for the event.
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QUICK HITTERS - UPPERCLASS POSITION PLAYERS
Connor Hardee, 2028, Georgetown HS
5-8, 225 lbs with a physical, strong frame. RHH with an upright narrow stance, toe tap to get loaded, and powerful contact, generating 95.9 mph max exit velocity and 331' max distance (70.8 mph bat speed, 23.2 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 76 mph with a short arm swing from a H ¾ slot. Defense: Shows good hands and footwork.
2028 RHP/IF Connor Hardee @GtownHSBaseball
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 8, 2025
5-8 225lbs, strong
Simple load/stride with a short swing & present pop. Good bat/hand speed w/o a lot of moving parts, more to come.
Max EV 96
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Mike Johnson, 2028 Georgetown HS
6-4, 180 lbs with a physical, projectable frame. RHH with an wider balance stance, medium stride and leg lift to get loaded loaded, and powerful contact, generating 95.3 mph max exit velocity and 334' max distance (70.9 mph bat speed, 17.6 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - with a short arm swing from a L ¾ slot and showing he can throw from different arm angles. Defense: Shows good hands and footwork.
‘28 3B Mike Johnson EV up to 95@GtownHSBaseball @MikeJohnsonMJ3 #PBJFG24 Alum https://t.co/EAnc82Kxfr#PASSouth25 pic.twitter.com/eFqIotrbuX
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 1, 2025
Brady Quirk, 2028, Fort Dorchester HS
6-2, 187 lbs with a wiry, projectable frame. RHH with an narrow upright stance, simple setup, and strong contact, generating 93.9 mph max exit velocity and 346' max distance (70.5 mph bat speed, 16.5 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 85 mph with a short arm swing from a H ¾ slot. Defense: Shows good hands and footwork while working with good direction through the baseball.
2028 3B/RHP Brady Quirk @FortDBaseball
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 3, 2025
6-2 178lbs
Good quickness in zone allows barrel to flow & produce hard hit balls. Loose and easy swing. Big time upside at dish and on mound.
Max EV 94
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6-4, 190 lbs with a long, lean, and wiry frame. RHH with an wider balance stance, a small stride foreard to a balanced hitting position, and strong at contact, generating 92.7 mph max exit velocity and 298' max distance (22.4 mph hand speed, 16.7 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 78 mph with a longer arm swing from a H ¾ slot. Defense: Shows good hands and footwork.
2028 1B/RHP Jones Wilhite @hornetbaseball_
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6-4 190lbs
Frame to dream on with strong hands thru zone. Much more power to come, high follow at the plate and on mound.
Max EV 93
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Charlie Wood, 2028, Hanahan HS
5-9, 175 lbs frame. RHH with an wider balance stance, small stride to launch position, generating 91.5 mph max exit velocity and 328' max distance (71.6 mph bat speed, 17.4 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 73 mph with a short arm swing from a H ¾ slot. Defense: Fielding the ball out front and quick footwork.
Bryce Oliver, 2027, Hartsville HS
6-2, 230 lbs with a physical, strong frame. RHH with an wider balance stance, toe tap to get loaded, and powerful contact, generating 102.2 mph max exit velocity and 371' max distance (70.1 mph bat speed, 18.5 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 78 mph with a short arm swing from a H ¾ slot. Defense: Shows good hands and footwork.
‘27 RHP/1B Bryce Oliver @HartsvilleB @BryceOliver_843 https://t.co/oxN9ryNu5R#PASSouth25 #PalmettoPower pic.twitter.com/miCfOUESPV
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 1, 2025
Chrisitan Spivey, 2027, Lexington HS
6-2, 215 lbs with a physical, strong frame. LHH with an upright stance, quality sink into the back leg, and powerful contact, generating 101 mph max exit velocity and 271' max distance (76.5 mph bat speed, 16.9 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 85 mph with a longer, high-effort action from a ¾ slot. Defense: Shows good hands and arm strength, along with the ability to play both corner positions.
2027 CIF Christian Spivey @BaseballLex
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 4, 2025
6-2 215, physical
Seemingly effortless thump in the barrel with present juice to all fields. Big time bat speed with easy rotation.
Max EV 101
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Andrew Brandt, 2027, Eastside HS
6-2, 175 lbs with a lean, athletic frame. RHH with an upright stance, simple setup and medium stride to launch, and powerful contact, generating 99.3 mph max exit velocity and 366' max distance (75.5 mph bat speed, 20.9 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 83 mph with a L ¾ slot and shorter fast arm swing. Defense: Shows good footwork while fielding the ball outfront and displaying soft hands.
‘27 3B/RHP Andrew Brandt @EHSDiamondEagl2 https://t.co/HAkPPk97bR#PASSouth25 pic.twitter.com/Rox7SDxsKO
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 1, 2025
Daniel Schenk, 2027, Fort Dorchester HS
6-1, 190 lbs with a strong, athletic frame. RHH with an narrow upright stance, simple setup and aggressive forward move, and powerful contact, generating 98.7 mph max exit velocity and 348' max distance (78.5 mph bat speed, 18.3 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, OF - 87 mph with a H ¾ slot and shorter quick arm swing. Defense: Shows controlled movements working through the ball while fielding it out front.
‘27 Daniel Schenk | @DanielSchenk08
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 7, 2025
Fort Dorchester HS | @FortDBaseball #BeSeen #PASSouth25 https://t.co/YloguERZvh pic.twitter.com/AtDFRNUSuE
Brewer Cannon, 2027, Conway HS
6-3, 190 lbs with a physical, projectable frame. RHH with an wider balanced stance, simple setup and smaller stride, and powerful contact, generating 97.2 mph max exit velocity and 369' max distance (73.7 mph bat speed, 25.1 G rotational acceleration). Arm: RH, INF - 81 mph with a L ¾ slot and showing the ability to throw from different angles. Defense: Shows good hands and arm strength, along with good footwork with working through the ball with good direction.
Big Winner today already in ‘27 SS/OF Brewer Cannon. 6’2 190 Frame @conway_baseball @blcannon5 https://t.co/1yYkxJoRBU#PASSouth25 pic.twitter.com/VZKisuOBTq
— Prep Baseball South Carolina (@PrepBaseball_SC) February 1, 2025