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Showcase  | Story | 6/20/2014

TrackMan from the PG Jr. National

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A special thanks to our partners at TrackMan Baseball for providing the information listed below. TrackMan uses a series of revolutionary technologies to accurately track and record a variety of measurables in an effort to determine if those measurables, or a collection of them, can help discern a higher probability for future success.


The categories as listed below list the top 20 performers from this year's Jr. National Showcase in five separate categories: Peak fastball velocity, velocity spin rate, breaking ball spin rate, top exit speed (velocity of the ball off of the bat) and the longest hits tracked.


Highest Peak Fastball Velocities

Rk. Player Peak Avg.
1 Veliz, Gregory 93.8 91.5
2 Bergner, Austin 92.8 92.4
3 Holubecki, Anthony 92.1 87.8
4 Molina, Anthony 91.0 89.7
5 Roliard, Kevin 91.0 87.2
6 Ragans, Cole 91.0 89.3
7 Nicholson, Bobby 90.6 88.6
8 Odum, Evan 90.3 87.1
9 Belcik, Andrew 90.0 86.6
10 Keysor, Tyler 89.7 88.8
11 Peterson, Todd 89.4 87.0
12 Capel, Conner 89.3 87.5
13 Gowdy, Kevin 89.0 85.3
14 Watson, Zachary 88.9 87.3
15 Donovan, Dakota 88.9 87.1
16 Luzardo, Jesus 88.7 86.6
17 Heasley, Jonathan 88.7 87.4
18 Darling, Connor 88.7 86.7
19 Spinelli, Thomas 88.7 86.6
20 Weiss, Bo 88.5 85.6





Average Fastball
Avg. MPH

Top Draft Picks (1-3 Rd.)
91

Elite College Conference
89


Highest Fastball Spin Rate

Rk. Player MPH RPM
1 Wilhite, Austin 86 2412
2 Hess, Zachary 85 2380
3 Bergner, Austin 92 2360
4 Keysor, Tyler 89 2356
5 Roliard, Kevin 87 2328
6 Benninghoff, Tyler 86 2306
7 Ragans, Cole 89 2305
8 Mervis, Matt 84 2280
9 Proctor, James 81 2278
10 Sorokowski, Justin 83 2256
11 Odum, Evan 87 2246
12 Jahn, Johnathan 84 2240
13 Manous, Connor 86 2235
14 Korosec, Ross 85 2230
15 Luzardo, Jesus 87 2229
16 Peterson, Todd 87 2226
17 Freeman, Hayden 82 2207
18 Heasley, Jonathan 87 2199
19 Molina, Anthony 90 2198
20 McGee, Easton 86 2169





Average Fastball


Top Draft Picks (1-3 Rd.) 91 2200

Elite College Conferences 89 2180


High Spin Fastballs get swinging strikes
2014 D-I Fastballs
Spin Rate (RPM) % Swinging Strike
< 2000 5.0%
2000-2100 5.3%
2100-2200 5.3%
2200-2300 5.7%
2300-2400 6.9%
2500+ 9.1%


Highest Breaking Ball Spin Rate

Rk. Player MPH RPM
1 Murdock, Noah 72 2649
2 Schunk, Aaron 78 2579
3 Rukes, Garret 65 2554
4 Korosec, Ross 75 2452
5 Heasley, Jonathan 74 2403
6 Peterson, Todd 73 2386
7 Scruggs, Turner 72 2328
8 McGee, Easton 74 2323
9 Benninghoff, Tyler 77 2287
10 Luzardo, Jesus 71 2281
11 Veliz, Gregory 73 2252
12 Jahn, Johnathan 71 2238
13 Charlton, Blake 70 2236
14 Donovan, Dakota 75 2225
15 Proctor, James 72 2206
16 Odum, Evan 76 2184
17 Roliard, Kevin 76 2164
18 Weller, Zach 67 2138
19 Cortes, Carlos A 68 2132
20 Parrish, Drew 73 2120





Pitch Type


Curveball Avg. MPH Avg. RPM

Top Draft Picks (1-3 Rd.) 76 2300

Elite College Conference 76 2280

Slider Avg. MPH Avg. RPM

Elite College Conference 80 2230


2014 NCAA D-I Curve Spin (RPM) % Swing Strike AVG SLG
Elite – 2600 + 13% .170 .197
High – 2300-2600 10% .187 .234
Low – < 2300 8% .212 .260


Highest Exit Speed

Rk. Player Exit Speed Play Result
1 Dillard, Thomas 100.3 Double
2 McFarland, Jordan 98.7 Out
3 Sosa, Andres P. 98.6 Double
4 Hodges, Will 97.1 Single
5 Polak, Joey 96.9 Error
6 Mervis, Matt 95.1 Out
7 Toral, Alejandro 94.9 Single
8 Feliz, Michael 94.6 Out
9 Stobbe, Cole 93.9 Out
10 Dalatri, Gian Luca 93.8 Out
11 Bakst, Daniel 93.6 Out
12 Bakst, Daniel 93.6 Out
13 Ulliana, Sonny 93.5 Out
14 Goodreau, Jake 93.4 Single
15 McWhorter, Mason 93.4 Double
16 Reese, Edward 93.4 Error
17 Charlton, Blake 93.3 Out
18 Van Scoyoc, Spencer 93.3 Double
19 Bergner, Austin 93.3 Single
20 Iser, Herbert 93.3 Double


Longest Hits Tracked

Player Feet MPH Sec. Play Result
Mendoza, Drew 365 92 4.9 Double
Moll, Eric Monroe 353 90 4.7 Triple
Czerniejewski, Brad 345 92 5.0 Out
McWhorter, Mason 344 93 4.4 Double
Skinner, Joe 343 91 5.5 Out
Iser, Herbert 338 93 4.0 Double
Polak, Joey 331 91 5.4 Double
Washington, Ronald 331 90 4.3 Undefined
Gilot, Bernard 329 88 5.4 Double
Van Scoyoc, Spencer 326 93 4.2 Double
Wilhite, Nick 323 93 3.7 Double
Charlton, Blake 321 93 4.6 Out
Hodges, Will 321 91 3.5 Out
Amditis, Michael 319 91 3.5 Single
Nicholson, Bobby 315 81 4.5 Single
Kessinger, Grae 315 85 5.1 Out
Sosa, Andres P. 314 85 5.0 Out
Ulliana, Sonny 314 88 5.4 Out
Case, Cash 313 85 4.0 Single
Massner, Kace 313 85 4.3 Out


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Geoff Billock
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