Top 10 Pitching Scout Notes
1. Brielle Bingler | 2030 | RHP
FB: 62.6 mph (Spin: 979 rpm, Ext: 4.7 ft)
CH: 49.2 mph (Spin: 731 rpm, H: -12.0, V: -7.4)
Bingler delivered the top fastball velocity of the event at 62.6 mph, establishing herself as the premier velocity arm in the group. Her changeup features a significant 12.0 inches of horizontal movement with a large velocity separation from the fastball. Power arm with a developing secondary pitch that gives her legitimate projection as a 2030.
2. Reese Jennings | 2030 | LHP
FB: 60.6 mph (Spin: 1228 rpm, Ext: 6.6 ft)
CH: 44.7 mph (Spin: 868 rpm, H: 0.5, V: -9.8)
Jennings combined high-end left-handed velocity with excellent extension, reaching 60.6 mph from the left side with 6.6 feet of extension. Her 1,228 rpm fastball spin adds quality life to the pitch, while the changeup generates -9.8 inches of vertical movement. Advanced combination of velocity, extension, and pitch characteristics makes Jennings one of the top projected arms from the event.
3. Angelina Smith | 2031 | RHP
FB: 59.5 mph (Spin: 1282 rpm, Ext: 4.8 ft)
CH: 51.6 mph (Spin: 1104 rpm, H: -8.4, V: -9.6)
Smith showed one of the strongest overall arsenals among the younger arms, pairing 59.5 mph fastball velocity with an impressive 1,282 rpm spin rate. Her changeup is particularly intriguing, reaching 51.6 mph with -8.4 inches of horizontal and -9.6 inches of vertical movement. The combination of velocity and a quality secondary pitch gives Smith significant upside as a 2031 arm.
4. Addison Pallard | 2030 | RHP
FB: 57.8 mph (Spin: 1165 rpm, Ext: 5.5 ft)
CH: 47.7 mph (Spin: 1251 rpm, H: -5.3, V: -0.5)
Pallard showcased a strong combination of velocity and pitch separation, reaching 57.8 mph with 1,165 rpm of fastball spin. Her changeup sits at an impressive 47.7 mph, providing only a 10.1 mph velocity gap while maintaining a strong 1,251 rpm spin rate. Advanced changeup velocity and spin make Pallard an interesting arm to track as she continues to develop.
5. Audree Sunday | 2030 | RHP
FB: 56.2 mph (Spin: 1344 rpm, Ext: 5.0 ft)
CH: 48.0 mph (Spin: 781 rpm, H: -5.7, V: -10.9)
Sunday paired a 56.2 mph fastball with one of the better spin rates in the group at 1,344 rpm. Her changeup shows excellent vertical action at -10.9 inches, along with a significant 781 rpm spin reduction from the fastball. The combination of fastball spin and changeup movement gives Sunday a promising foundation for continued development.
6. Isabella Bachman | 2030 | RHP
FB: 56.5 mph (Spin: 892 rpm, Ext: 5.7 ft)
CH: 38.4 mph (Spin: 1044 rpm, H: -3.9, V: -9.2)
Bachman showed a solid foundation with 56.5 mph fastball velocity and 5.7 feet of extension. Her changeup creates a significant velocity separation at 38.4 mph while producing -9.2 inches of vertical movement. Developing arm with a useful changeup profile and room for continued physical and pitching development.
7. Kiley Nort | 2031 | RHP
FB: 55.3 mph (Spin: 1052 rpm, Ext: 4.0 ft)
CH: 38.4 mph (Spin: 876 rpm, H: -7.3, V: -7.7)
Nort showed a strong two-pitch foundation with a 55.3 mph fastball and a changeup featuring 7.3 inches of horizontal and 7.7 inches of vertical movement. The changeup also provides a significant 16.9 mph velocity separation from the fastball. Young arm with encouraging movement characteristics and plenty of room to continue developing.
8. Maddie Zerbee | 2031 | RHP
FB: 55.3 mph (Spin: 810 rpm, Ext: 5.0 ft)
CH: 45.2 mph (Spin: 694 rpm, H: -5.3, V: -9.3)
Zerbee reached 55.3 mph while showing good extension at 5.0 feet. Her changeup features a low 694 rpm spin rate and -9.3 inches of vertical movement, creating a quality off-speed profile. The combination of velocity separation and changeup movement provides an intriguing foundation for continued development.
9. Callie Miller | 2030 | RHP
FB: 54.3 mph (Spin: 1111 rpm, Ext: 5.8 ft)
Miller showed a solid fastball profile, reaching 54.3 mph while producing 1,111 rpm of spin and 5.8 feet of extension. The combination of extension and spin gives the fastball a promising foundation as she continues to develop. Athletic arm with room for continued velocity growth.
10. Charlotte Twentier | 2030 | RHP
FB: 53.7 mph (Spin: 1367 rpm, Ext: 5.0 ft)
CH: 42.4 mph (Spin: 915 rpm, H: -0.3, V: -13.1)
Twentier stood out with one of the highest fastball spin rates in the group, generating 1,367 rpm on a 53.7 mph fastball. Her changeup produced exceptional vertical movement at -13.1 inches, giving the pitch a strong downward profile. The combination of high fastball spin and significant changeup depth makes Twentier an intriguing developmental arm.
Top 10 Hitting Scout Notes
1. Angelina Smith | 2031 | RHH
EV: 71.4 mph
Distance: 166.1 ft
LA: 19.7°
Smith produced the top exit velocity of the event at 71.4 mph, demonstrating excellent bat speed and impact for a 2031. Her 19.7° launch angle shows a controlled attack angle designed to produce line-drive contact. High-level offensive potential with impressive strength and bat speed for her class.
2. Audree Sunday | 2030 | RHH
EV: 71.7 mph
Distance: 212.3 ft
LA: 19.8°
Sunday delivered one of the strongest overall offensive performances of the event, combining a 71.7 mph exit velocity with 212.3 feet of distance. Her 19.8° launch angle reflects an efficient contact profile capable of producing consistent line-drive carry. Strong offensive tools with legitimate impact potential.
3. Aubrey Meyer | 2030 | LHH
EV: 70.9 mph
Distance: 196.0 ft
LA: 12.8°
Meyer generated an impressive 70.9 mph exit velocity, showing advanced bat speed and strength from the left side. Her 196.0-foot distance demonstrates solid carry, while the 12.8° launch angle suggests a more line-drive-oriented approach. Left-handed bat with strong offensive tools and room for continued power development.
4. Alyssa Entenman | 2030 | RHH
EV: 69.6 mph
Distance: 202.2 ft
LA: 23.1°
Entenman showed a strong combination of impact and carry, posting a 69.6 mph exit velocity and 202.2-foot distance. Her 23.1° launch angle provides an effective combination for driving the ball with authority. Well-rounded offensive profile with the potential to develop into a consistent impact bat.
5. Isabella Bachman | 2030 | RHH
EV: 68.0 mph
Distance: 207.8 ft
LA: 29.2°
Bachman produced impressive overall contact quality with a 68.0 mph exit velocity and 207.8 feet of distance. Her 29.2° launch angle shows an aggressive approach to elevating the baseball and producing carry. Strong offensive upside with the ability to create damage when she squares the ball.
6. Brielle Bingler | 2030 | RHH
EV: 67.0 mph
Distance: 212.3 ft
LA: 22.2°
Bingler showed excellent power potential, combining a 67.0 mph exit velocity with 212.3 feet of distance. Her 22.2° launch angle creates a strong balance between elevation and line-drive contact. Physical offensive profile with legitimate extra-base potential as she continues to develop.
7. Addison Pallard | 2030 | RHH
EV: 67.2 mph
Distance: 180.4 ft
LA: 16.5°
Pallard generated 67.2 mph exit velocity with a controlled 16.5° launch angle, producing a solid offensive contact profile. Her ability to generate above-average bat speed while maintaining a lower attack angle points toward line-drive ability. Athletic offensive player with continued development potential.
8. Charlotte Twentier | 2030 | RHH
EV: 66.9 mph
Distance: 187.4 ft
LA: 7.3°
Twentier showed solid bat speed with a 66.9 mph exit velocity. Her 7.3° launch angle reflects a lower trajectory geared more toward line-drive contact, while her 187.4-foot distance demonstrates developing impact. Interesting offensive profile with room to increase launch and power production as she develops.
9. Erin Gross | 2031 | RHH
EV: 66.1 mph
Distance: 176.0 ft
LA: 13.0°
Gross showed impressive bat speed for a 2031, reaching 66.1 mph exit velocity. Her 13.0° launch angle creates a line-drive-oriented contact profile, with 176.0 feet of distance showing developing power. Young hitter with a strong foundation and significant room for continued offensive growth.
10. Kiley Nort | 2031 | RHH
EV: 65.9 mph
Distance: 191.2 ft
LA: 30.8°
Nort produced a strong combination of bat speed and carry, posting 65.9 mph exit velocity and 191.2 feet of distance. Her 30.8° launch angle demonstrates a clear ability to elevate the baseball and create carry. Promising young hitter with developing power potential and an intriguing offensive ceiling.
Top 5 Catching Scout Notes
1. Alyssa Entenman | 2030 | R/R
Catcher Velo: 60 mph
POP Time: 1.88 sec
Entenman delivered the standout catching performance of the event, pairing an impressive 60 mph catcher velocity with an excellent 1.88-second pop time. The combination of arm strength and quick transfer gives her a strong defensive profile behind the plate. High-level catching tools with significant potential as a 2030.
2. Ivy Ketchersid | 2030 | R/R
Catcher Velo: 53 mph
POP Time: 1.96 sec
Ketchersid showed a strong combination of arm strength and quickness, recording 53 mph catcher velocity and a very solid 1.96-second pop time. Her efficient transfer and release allow her arm strength to play effectively. Well-rounded defensive catcher with a promising foundation for continued development.
3. Chloe White | 2023 | R/R
Catcher Velo: 56 mph
POP Time: 2.07 sec
White showed the second-highest catcher velocity in the group at 56 mph, demonstrating good arm strength behind the plate. Her 2.07-second pop time paired with the arm strength creates a solid defensive profile. Experienced catcher with the physical tools to continue developing her overall defensive game.
4. Caroline Gracey | 2030 | R/R
Catcher Velo: 53 mph
POP Time: 2.09 sec
Gracey posted 53 mph catcher velocity with a solid 2.09-second pop time, showing a balanced combination of arm strength and transfer efficiency. Her mechanics allow her arm strength to play consistently, giving her a dependable defensive foundation. Promising 2030 catcher with continued development upside.
5. Audrey Crossan | 2031 | R/R
Catcher Velo: 52 mph
POP Time: 2.12 sec
Crossan demonstrated strong arm potential for a 2031, reaching 52 mph catcher velocity while recording a 2.12-second pop time. The combination of arm strength and developing quickness gives her an encouraging defensive foundation at a young age. Catcher to continue tracking as she develops physically and refines her receiving and transfer mechanics.
