Schlageter, LHP, Joliet Catholic, 2023Ħ-foot-1, 175-pound left-handed pitcher. All-around enticing profile, name to know in Illinois’ 2023 class.
Above-average foot speed and athleticism, capable of sticking in center field long-term. Profiles as a top-of-the-order table setter. Advanced bat strength for age, sneaky juice, feel for the barrel. Strong hands with present bat speed and twitchiness, short bat path, line drive type approach. Balanced setup, hands rest high pre-pitch, smooth load, steady leg kick timing trigger. Strong, compact right-handed hitting outfielder, 5-foot-9, 165-pounds. Krew Bond, OF, Mendota Township, IL, 2023 At the plate, he swings a simple and quick right-handed bat and favors the pull side for line-drive contact. His quick feet work well on the outfield grass, and they help position himself well on the dirt where he corners ground balls well. Like his Sparks teammates, Atkinson is athletic enough to provide value defensively all over the diamond, either in left field or on the left side of the infield. Rita, IL, 2023ĥ-foot-10, 170 pounds Atkinson has a compact frame, muscular lower half, present twitch. He's a lead-off type who has multi-positional upside, as a player who can handle himself at third base, but also at either middle infield spot. A hard-nosed player who can do a little bit of everything, Sefcik recorded five hits and scored a team-high seven runs this past weekend for the team that ultimately won the Underclass Division – and he struck out only twice in 17 plate appearances. Polished prospect with legitimate upside on both sides of the ball.ĥ-foot-11, 155 pounds, a high-waisted, athletic prospect who swings a fluid, loose right-handed bat that does well to square up contact. Silky-smooth up-the-middle actions, certainly going to stick there long-term. One of the best all-around defenders in the Midwest. Developing power will fully come around as he continues to physically mature. Showed comfort and capability to go the other way all weekend goes with the pitch and doesn’t try to do too much. Loose fast hands, short and uphill bat path, all-fields approach at the dish, elite bat-to-ball skills for age. Comfortable and relaxed in the box, balanced setup, smooth load, controlled high leg kick trigger, strides to even. Left-handed hitting shortstop, 5-foot-10, 145-pound frame. Wiry, athletic frame with room to add more muscle as he matures. Ryan Jefferson, SS, Providence Catholic, IL, 2023 In 7.1 innings for Sparks, he allowed just three hits, one earned run, and three walks while K'ing eight. Zemaitis made two appearances over the weekend, earning credit for both a win and a save. Advanced curveball at 71-73 mph, plays with 11/5 biting action, swing-and-miss offering. Fastball has arm side life, finishes well through the zone, 80-83 mph, topped at 84 mph. Arm is long loose and live, plays out of high ¾ slot with well above average arm speed, high ceiling arm. Tenuta started last Friday evening and looked strong in 4.2 innings, where he struck out eight, walked three, and allowed one earned run.ĭrew Zemaitis, RHP, Providence Catholic, IL, 2023Īthletic, projectable right-handed pitcher, 6-foot-2, 185-pounds. Fastball plays with slight sinking action, worked 81-84 mph, touched 86, at roughly 1,800 rpm. Repeatable delivery, showed ability to control the zone. UNDERCLASS Cangelosi SparksĦ-foot, 180-pound right-handed pitcher. Today, we’re beginning to wrap up our tournament analysis by publishing scouting reports on the Underclass players who caught our attention at the event, all of which you can find below. We also published posts last week highlighting the players of the tournament, which you can find here: All-Underclass Teams | All-Upperclass Teams. We produced day-after content after each gameday, which you can find at the following links: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3. 25 to 27, the PBR Wisconsin staff hosted its final tournament at The Rock in 2020, featuring prospects ranging from the 2024 through 2021 classes. PBR at The Rock Fall Championships: Underclass Scout Blogįrom Sept.
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