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Fri June 24, 2022
Today, with the help of our Blast Motion sensors, we're analyzing the swing metrics measured on Saturday at this high-caliber showcase.
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Hand Speed (max) |
1 | Graham Kasten | WI | University School of Milwaukee | 2024 | LHP | 25.2 mph |
2 | Zach Denneau | WI | Pius XI | 2024 | OF | 24.8 mph |
3 | Brody Nolan | WI | Campbellsport | 2025 | C | 24.0 mph |
4 | Jackson Neilitz | WI | Plymouth | 2025 | OF | 23.8 mph |
5 | Greyson Zach | WI | Pewaukee | 2025 | SS | 23.4 mph |
6 | Logan Laine | WI | South Milwaukee | 2025 | 1B | 22.9 mph |
7 | Luke Krull | WI | Xavier | 2024 | OF | 22.8 mph |
^ | Evan Sommer | WI | Case | 2025 | 1B | 22.8 mph |
8 | Reece Doyle | WI | Oak Creek | 2024 | 1B | 22.6 mph |
9 | Ryan McCarthy | WI | Badger | 2025 | SS | 22.5 mph |
10 | Nick Kleczkowski | WI | Muskego | 2025 | C | 22.4 mph |
^ | Cameron Miller | WI | Madison East | 2024 | C | 22.4 mph |
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Hand Speed (avg) |
1 | Graham Kasten | WI | University School of Milwaukee | 2024 | LHP | 23.5 mph |
2 | Zach Denneau | WI | Pius XI | 2024 | OF | 23.3 mph |
3 | Greyson Zach | WI | Pewaukee | 2025 | SS | 22.2 mph |
4 | Luke Krull | WI | Xavier | 2024 | OF | 21.9 mph |
5 | Evan Sommer | WI | Case | 2025 | 1B | 21.7 mph |
6 | Jackson Neilitz | WI | Plymouth | 2025 | OF | 21.3 mph |
7 | Caleb Hahn | WI | Oak Creek | 2024 | OF | 21.2 mph |
8 | Ryan McCarthy | WI | Badger | 2025 | SS | 21.2 mph |
9 | Max Johnson | WI | South Milwaukee | 2024 | OF | 21.1 mph |
10 | Nick Kleczkowski | WI | Muskego | 2025 | C | 21.0 mph |
Peak Hand Speed: The observed maximum 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.
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Bat Speed (avg) |
1 | Tyler Sioco | WI | Indian Trail | 2025 | 3B | 70.9 mph |
2 | Kody Hage | WI | Union Grove | 2025 | 3B | 68.8 mph |
3 | Luke Krull | WI | Xavier | 2024 | OF | 68.4 mph |
4 | Brody Nolan | WI | Campbellsport | 2025 | C | 68.3 mph |
5 | Treyton Schumacher | WI | Culver Academy | 2025 | OF | 68.2 mph |
6 | Graham Kasten | WI | University School of Milwaukee | 2024 | LHP | 68.1 mph |
7 | Greyson Zach | WI | Pewaukee | 2025 | SS | 67.5 mph |
8 | Jackson Neilitz | WI | Plymouth | 2025 | OF | 66.8 mph |
9 | Benjamin Wellentin | WI | Arrowhead | 2025 | RHP | 66.4 mph |
10 | Max Johnson | WI | South Milwaukee | 2024 | OF | 66.4 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.
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Rot. Acc (max) |
1 | Graham Kasten | WI | University School of Milwaukee | 2024 | LHP | 28.9 g |
2 | Jackson Neilitz | WI | Plymouth | 2025 | OF | 24.8 g |
3 | Greyson Zach | WI | Pewaukee | 2025 | SS | 20.4 g |
4 | Brody Nolan | WI | Campbellsport | 2025 | C | 20.3 g |
5 | Ryan McCarthy | WI | Badger | 2025 | SS | 20.2 g |
6 | Caleb Hahn | WI | Oak Creek | 2024 | OF | 19.9 g |
^ | Chase Maika | WI | Kenosha Tremper | 2025 | OF | 19.9 g |
7 | Jackson Reno | WI | Oconomowoc | 2025 | OF | 19.8 g |
8 | Peter Idleman | WI | University School of Milwaukee | 2024 | RHP | 19.6 g |
9 | Evan Sommer | WI | Case | 2025 | 1B | 19.2 g |
10 | Nick Kleczkowski | WI | Muskego | 2025 | C | 18.0 g |
Rank | Name | State | School | Class | Pos | Rot. Acc (avg) |
1 | Graham Kasten | WI | University School of Milwaukee | 2024 | LHP | 23.0 g |
2 | Jackson Neilitz | WI | Plymouth | 2025 | OF | 20.7 g |
3 | Caleb Hahn | WI | Oak Creek | 2024 | OF | 17.0 g |
4 | Chase Maika | WI | Kenosha Tremper | 2025 | OF | 16.8 g |
5 | Greyson Zach | WI | Pewaukee | 2025 | SS | 16.6 g |
6 | Ryan McCarthy | WI | Badger | 2025 | SS | 16.5 g |
7 | Jackson Reno | WI | Oconomowoc | 2025 | OF | 15.8 g |
8 | Peter Idleman | WI | University School of Milwaukee | 2024 | RHP | 15.5 g |
9 | Evan Sommer | WI | Case | 2025 | 1B | 15.3 g |
10 | Max Johnson | WI | South Milwaukee | 2024 | OF | 15.1 g |
Body Rotation: A swing that has the appropriate relative contributions of body and bat rotations is an efficient and Powerful swing that maintains proper sequencing. An efficient baseball swing is one in which the body creates the initial movements, which is then transferred to the arms and out to the bat, thereby maximizing Bat Speed through this proximal-to-distal kinematic sequencing movement pattern.
For a complete look at each of the statistics measured at this showcase, CLICK HERE.