Pitching
Gianna Jones | 2027 | RHP
FB: 61.5 mph (Spin: 1156 rpm, Ext: 6.6 ft)
CH: 48.4 mph (Spin: 886 rpm, H: 0.7, V: -13.4)
Jones posted the top fastball velocity of the event at 61.5 mph while showing strong extension at 6.6 ft, helping the pitch play up through the zone. Her changeup creates 13.1 mph of velocity separation and features a low 886 rpm spin rate, allowing the ball to tumble effectively. The pitch also shows outstanding drop at -13.4 inches of vertical movement, giving her a high-quality off-speed weapon to disrupt hitter timing.
Avery Carrier | 2028 | RHP
FB: 60.4 mph (Spin: 1026 rpm, Ext: 7.1 ft)
CH: 45.8 mph (Spin: 805 rpm, H: 0.5, V: -11.3)
Carrier combines strong velocity at 60.4 mph with the best extension of the group at 7.1 ft, allowing the fastball to get on hitters quickly. The changeup shows strong deception with 14.6 mph of velocity separation and a low 805 rpm spin rate, helping create a tumbling effect. The pitch also produces solid vertical depth at -11.3 inches, making it an effective complement to the fastball.
Madelyn Krogslund | 2029 | RHP
FB: 59.0 mph (Spin: 789 rpm, Ext: 5.9 ft)
CH: 45.1 mph (Spin: 1585 rpm, H: -2.8, V: -9.0)
Krogslund generated solid fastball velocity at 59.0 mph with nearly 14 mph of velocity separation to her changeup. While the changeup spin rate is higher at 1585 rpm, the pitch still shows consistent downward action at -9.0 inches, creating effective speed contrast and timing disruption for hitters.
Emma Dwyer | 2028 | RHP
FB: 56.2 mph (Spin: 1087 rpm, Ext: 6.4 ft)
CH: 38.3 mph (Spin: 1025 rpm, H: -4.8, V: -5.4)
Dwyer shows solid extension at 6.4 ft, allowing her fastball to play effectively through the zone. The changeup creates one of the largest velocity differentials in the group with 17.9 mph of separation, making it particularly disruptive to hitter timing. The pitch also shows horizontal fade at -4.8 inches, giving it additional deception.
Isabella Maida | 2030 | RHP
FB: 52.5 mph (Spin: 973 rpm, Ext: 6.5 ft)
CH: 36.7 mph (Spin: 1541 rpm, H: -4.1, V: -12.1)
Maida shows promising pitchability traits with strong extension at 6.5 ft, helping the fastball play up relative to its velocity. Her changeup features an excellent 15.8 mph velocity differential and produces significant vertical depth at -12.1 inches, creating a sharp late drop that projects well as a swing-and-miss off-speed option.
