Paul
Villecco

5-foot-8, 150-pound, smaller, strong athletic frame. The wrists and legs have strength and fast twitch actions to them.  One of the better players at this event, committed to Western New England, top tool are his legs, ran a 6.82 sixty-yard dash and ability to handle the bat.  A Left-handed hitting middle infielder, better suited for the second base. At the plate, made hard solid contact, was on base all day. The stance is balanced, feet are even slightly wider than shoulder width. The hands start in a tilted position, are strong and loaded up. The swing is flat through the zone, spraying one line drive after another to all fields. The tee exit only at 79 mph, baseball comes off the bat better than that. Defensively, clean, crisp actions, feet are advanced, lead into a quick transfer. The arm works from ¾ to high ¾ slot, clocked at 77 mph. The feeds and turns from the second base side are solid, quick release of baseball. Good sign, should help immediately.