2022 Virginia Indoor Showcase (10/23/2022 - 10/23/2022)

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Luke Craddock (2025 1B, Warrenton, VA) continued to showcase the long term power potential in live action, as the physical right-handed hitter sat back on a breaking ball and scorched it to the left centerfield gap. The East Carolina commit also ran his fastball up to 84 mph in a brief one inning appearance. His athleticism standout, as he moves down the slope efficiently and flashes some sinking life to his fastball. He mixed in a firm slider as his go-to secondary option, flashing short horizontal tilt to it when best. 

James Teague (2024 RHP, Falls Church, VA) offered plenty of intrigue on the mound, as the 6-foot-3, 175-pound right-hander worked steadily in the 82-84 mph range during his two innings of work. Displayed the ability to command both sides of the plate with his fastball, while killing spin on his changeup and flashing a developing breaking ball with varying shape to it. He certainly will continue add velocity as he physically mature, while refining his secondary offerings along the way. 

Grant Shafer (2024 SS, Fairfax, VA) was dominant during his inning of work on the mound, as the 2024 Virginia native pounded the zone effortlessly with his fastball to get ahead in the count before unleashing a legitimate swing-and-miss breaking ball. He ran his fastball up to 82 mph in this look from a controlled delivery and has plenty of velocity upside remaining. He added loud double back up the middle during live action, as he produces tons of present bat speed and delivers the barrel with authority. 

Gavin Kennedy (2024 2B, Chester, VA) showcased things to like on both sides of the baseball, as the athletic primary infielder scorched a line drive double during live bullpens and ran his fastball up to 81 mph during his innings of work on the mound. He showed tons of athleticism and arm strength during defensive drills and the swing projects moving forward. 

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Nicholas Mackool (2023 RHP, Weston, MA) showcased some intrigue during his two innings of work, as the uncommitted 2023 right-hander ran his fastball up to 81 mph from a lower three-quarters arm slot. He worked both sides of the plate effectively with both his four-seam and two-seam fastball, while flashing some heavy sink to the two-seamer. He mixed in a sharp, late biting slider with good horizontal tilt to it at times for strikes and showed the ability to manipulate the shape to it. 

Matt Stern (2025 C, Cherry Hill, NJ) continued to showcase his full set of skills, as the primary catcher ran his fastball up to 82 mph during his inning of work on the mound. He repeats well down the slope, creates some deception and has plenty of present arm speed. He pounded the strike zone effortlessly throughout and flashed a promising two-plane breaking ball with abrupt plane change and bite. He added a loud line drive double down the left field line during live actions as well. 

Luke Williams (2026 SS, Murrysville, PA) continued to put his full set of skills on display during live at-bats, as the twitchy 2026 Grad produced two well-struck line drives. He generates easy bat speed with minimal waisted movements and impacts the baseball well to all fields. 

Ryan Williams (2025 1B, Absecon, NJ) continued to show off the power potential during live action, as the physical right-handed hitter took good swings during all of his at-bats. He scorched a loud line drive back through the box and generates tons of whip with his barrel. 

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Top 10 Split

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Top 30

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Luke Harnishfeger (2024 C, Arlington, VA) showcased excellent feel for the barrel throughout his round, as the primary backstop produced several well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap. He uses the entire field well and incorporates a simple, repeatable stroke. 

Gavin Kennedy (2024 2B, Chester, VA) displayed consistent line drive impact throughout his round, used the entire field extremely well and showcased some projectable gap-to-gap power potential. He stays short to the baseball and has plenty of present bat speed. 

Grant Shafer (2024 SS, Fairfax, VA) used his long levers to effectively create leverage out in-front, while showcasing quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. He uses his lower half well to create whip torque and used the whole field well. 

Luke Craddock (2025 1B, Warrenton, VA) showed prodigious power throughout his round. He stays simple with his movements into launch, exhibits excellent feel for the barrel and turns quickly on the inner-half. He consistently impacts the baseball well from gap-to-gap and uses his lower half well.

Matt Stern (2025 C, Cherry Hill, NJ) displayed consistent line drive impact throughout his round. He stays short and direct with his hands into contact, while displaying plenty of present bat speed. 

Luke Williams (2026 SS, Murrysville, PA) displayed explosive bat speed and line drive impact throughout his round. He generates tons of whip to his barrel, has strength in hands and uses the entire field extremely well. 

Ryan Williams (2025 1B, Absecon, NJ) displayed projectable gap-to-gap power throughout his round, while showcasing good feel for his barrel and some present bat speed. He uses his levers well to generate easy lift and has strength in his hands. 

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