Ryan
Creps

9/22/13 Creps is an uncommitted senior that continued to raise his stock with another solid fall performance. The 6-foot, 180-pound left-handed hitter showed the ability to drive the baseball hitting several balls to the wall and out of the park in batting practice at DeSales University. Creps went 2-for-7 at the plate over the course of the weekend with a double and a triple. He also barreled a number of balls for outs. 

8/18/13 Creps played solely at his secondary position and was impressive. The primary MIF, showcased a bat exit velocity of 85 mph and went 2-for-3 with a triple and a sacrifice fly. He barreled the baseball in all three at bats and showed the ability to use all fields in his batting practice round. Creps displayed his arm strength with throws of 85 mph from the outfield and 81 mph across the diamond.

6/12/13 Creps is a 5-foot-11, 170-pound left-handed hitter that hits out of a square stance with a flat bat path through the hitting zone. He displayed solid defensive skills with soft hands and the ability to play through the baseball on throws of 82 mph across the diamond. Creps went 0-for-5 in game play, but showed good plate discipline and barreled the baseball repeatedly.

2/23/13 Creps showcased well in all facets of the game. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound left-handed hitter has a flat bat path through the hitting zone and routinely squared the baseball during his round of batting practice. Creps hits out of a square stance with a simple stride and stays inside the baseball very well. His strong hip rotation and good barrel whip created a bat exit velocity of 85 mph. Creps turned in a 4.22 home-to-first time and displayed an 80 mph arm across the diamond.

1/5/13 Creps showcased well in all facets of the game earning himself a spot in the Class of 2014 rankings at No. 99. He displayed good foot speed with a 4.45 home-to-1B time. Creps showed athletic actions and a 75 mph arm across the infield. He also showcased the top outfield arm at the event with a top throw of 81 mph. Offensively, Creps used a short swing path, a strong lower half and good extension to barrel up baseballs consistently to all fields with an 82 mph bat exit velocity.