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Draft | Top Prospects | 2/23/2012

Draft Focus: Travis Jankowski

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Photo: Stony Brook

Every weekday leading up to the 2012 MLB Draft, Perfect Game will be providing a scouting profile on a notable draft-eligible prospect. Stay tuned to Perfect Game and be sure to visit the Draft Page for all of the latest info and reports pertaining to the draft.

Travis Jankowski Perfect Game profile

Position: OF
Height: 6-3
Weight: 190
Bats/Throws: L/R
Birthdate: June 15, 1991
College: Stony Brook
Hometown: Lancaster, Pa.
Previously Drafted: Never drafted
Projected Draft Round: 1, 1S

No player in this year’s college class has enhanced his standing for the 2012 draft more than the 6-foot-3, 190-pound Jankowski.

Undrafted and lightly-recruited out of a Pennsylvania high school in 2009, Jankowski played a key role for Stony Brook as a sophomore, leading the Seawolves to a school-record 42 wins while enjoying a breakout season of his own. He hit .355-2-38 (compared to .262-0-9 as a freshman), set a new school standard with 30 stolen bases and played a flawless center field.

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