Pitching
Shannon Bratton | 2028 | R
FB: 61.9 mph (Spin: 997 rpm, Ext: 6.3 ft)
CH: 45.9 mph (Spin: 1328 rpm, H: -9.9, V: 2.1)
Bratton showed strong power metrics with 61.9 mph velocity and solid extension at 6.3 ft. The changeup spin at 1328 rpm stands out, paired with significant horizontal movement (-9.9), giving her a quality swing-disruption secondary pitch.
Ava Ferri | 2027 | R
FB: 58.2 mph (Spin: 907 rpm, Ext: 6.1 ft)
CH: 41.9 mph (Spin: 692 rpm, H: -6.1, V: -7.7)
Ferri produced solid velocity at 58.2 mph with strong extension at 6.1 ft, helping the pitch play up. The changeup shows notable vertical depth (-7.7), creating timing disruption potential.
Madison Funk | 2030 | R
FB: 54.5 mph (Spin: 846 rpm, Ext: 6.2 ft)
CH: 40.6 mph (Spin: 645 rpm, H: -1.2, V: -3.4)
Funk demonstrated above-average extension at 6.2 ft, allowing her velocity to carry effectively to the plate. The overall profile suggests developing pitchability with room for velocity growth.
Ari Martin | 2029 | R
FB: 54.4 mph (Spin: 745 rpm, Ext: 6.4 ft)
CH: 49.0 mph (Spin: 0 rpm, H: -4.5, V: -8.5)
Martin recorded strong extension at 6.4 ft, helping her fastball play beyond radar reading. The changeup shows vertical depth (-8.5) and firm velocity separation at 49.0 mph, indicating an aggressive off-speed approach.
AvaMarie Martin | 2026 | R
FB: 59.7 mph (Spin: 958 rpm, Ext: 6.9 ft)
CH: 43.9 mph (Spin: 1135 rpm, H: -1.6, V: -2.4)
AvaMarie Martin posted the best extension of the event at 6.9 ft, a major metric that enhances perceived velocity. The near-60 mph fastball combined with 1135 rpm changeup spin creates a balanced power-and-movement mix.
Isabel Oberly | 2029 | L
FB: 55.5 mph (Spin: 979 rpm, Ext: 6.6 ft)
CH: 33.8 mph (Spin: 654 rpm, H: 2.4, V: 3.9)
Oberly showed strong extension at 6.6 ft, especially valuable from the left side. The changeup velocity separation (over 20 mph difference) creates disruption, and the left-handed profile adds projection value.
Addison Pepper | 2031 | L
FB: 54.2 mph (Spin: 1007 rpm, Ext: 5.4 ft)
CH: 42.9 mph (Spin: 1583 rpm, H: 5.9, V: -8.7)
Pepper generated the top changeup spin rate of the event at 1583 rpm, a standout metric. The changeup also shows strong vertical depth (-8.7), giving her advanced movement traits for the 2031 class. High-upside left-handed arm.
Alexis Taranto | 2031 | R
FB: 56.1 mph (Spin: 883 rpm, Ext: 5.6 ft)
Taranto posted solid velocity at 56.1 mph with developing extension at 5.6 ft. As secondary pitch data builds out, her velocity foundation provides a strong base for continued growth.
Hitting
Shannon Bratton | 2028 | R
EV: 67.2 mph | Dist: 177.5 ft | LA: 16.0°
Bratton showed strong impact ability at 67.2 mph exit velocity with a controlled 16.0° launch angle. The swing path supports firm line-drive contact with developing gap power.
Chloe Brown | 2029 | R
EV: 62.3 mph | Dist: 170.1 ft | LA: 19.0°
Brown paired 170.1 ft of carry with a productive 19.0° launch angle. The balanced profile supports consistent gap-to-gap contact with projectable strength upside.
Averie DeBerardinis | 2030 | R
EV: 57.0 mph | Dist: 123.1 ft | LA: 28.1°
DeBerardinis showed a loft-heavy approach at 28.1° average launch angle. As exit velocity continues to build from 57.0 mph, added strength could translate the elevated path into more carry.
Ava Ferri | 2027 | R
EV: 69.0 mph | Dist: 210.0 ft | LA: 17.8°
Ferri posted the top exit velocity of the event at 69.0 mph while driving balls over 210.0 ft. The 17.8° launch angle supports a strong middle-of-the-order power profile.
Nahlia Freeman | 2029 | R
EV: 68.4 mph | Dist: 232.0 ft | LA: 24.1°
Freeman recorded the top distance mark at 232.0 ft, showing true carry and impact. The combination of 68.4 mph exit speed and a strong 24.1° launch angle supports extra-base production.
Madison Funk | 2030 | R
EV: 62.2 mph | Dist: 184.1 ft | LA: 11.0°
Funk produced strong carry at 184.1 ft relative to exit velocity. The flatter 11.0° launch profile suggests room for added lift, which could unlock additional power output.
Hadley Grim | 2028 | L
EV: 57.1 mph | Dist: 136.1 ft | LA: 19.1°
Grim showed a balanced swing plane at 19.1° from the left side. As exit velocity continues to trend upward from 57.1 mph, overall offensive impact should climb.
Grace Gross | 2029 | R
EV: 65.8 mph | Dist: 119.5 ft | LA: 5.5°
Gross generated solid bat speed at 65.8 mph, but the very low 5.5° launch angle limited carry. With improved lift, her impact profile could jump significantly.
Lilia Horton | 2029 | R
EV: 58.2 mph | Dist: 148.5 ft | LA: 13.6°
Horton showed a developing contact profile with 148.5 ft of carry. The 13.6° launch angle suggests a line-drive approach with room for added power as strength improves.
Chelsea Koch | 2031 | L
EV: 55.3 mph | Dist: 148.9 ft | LA: 40.1°
Koch displayed one of the highest launch angles of the event at 40.1°. As exit velocity builds beyond 55.3 mph, refining trajectory consistency could translate to more driven contact.
Ari Martin | 2029 | L
EV: 65.9 mph | Dist: 184.0 ft | LA: 18.2°
Martin paired 65.9 mph exit velocity with a strong 18.2° launch angle. The balanced metrics suggest reliable barrel control and gap power projection from the left side.
AvaMarie Martin | 2026 | R
EV: 64.7 mph | Dist: 186.6 ft | LA: 21.6°
AvaMarie Martin combined nearly 187 ft of carry with a productive 21.6° launch angle. The lofted swing path supports consistent extra-base potential.
Kaelyn Martin | 2027 | R
EV: 63.2 mph | Dist: 163.9 ft | LA: 12.6°
Martin showed solid contact ability at 63.2 mph exit velocity. The 12.6° launch profile suggests line-drive tendencies with room for added lift and carry.
Penelope Neville | 2030 | R
EV: 64.5 mph | Dist: 177.5 ft | LA: 14.0°
Neville generated strong impact at 64.5 mph with nearly 178 ft of carry. The 14.0° launch angle supports consistent hard contact with developing power upside.
Isabel Oberly | 2029 | L
EV: 66.9 mph | Dist: 185.9 ft | LA: 17.7°
Oberly delivered strong left-handed impact at 66.9 mph with nearly 186 ft of carry. The 17.7° launch angle supports consistent extra-base production.
Addison Pepper | 2031 | R
EV: 56.7 mph | Dist: 151.5 ft | LA: 22.6°
Pepper showed a strong loft profile at 22.6° launch angle. As exit velocity continues to rise from 56.7 mph, the swing plane supports future power development.
Natalie Repino | 2030 | R
EV: 57.4 mph | Dist: 124.2 ft | LA: 17.2°
Repino demonstrated a balanced 17.2° launch angle with developing impact metrics. Continued strength gains should translate into improved carry beyond 124.2 ft.
Ava Ritz | 2030 | R
EV: 64.1 mph | Dist: 187.4 ft | LA: 12.2°
Ritz produced strong carry at 187.4 ft with solid bat speed at 64.1 mph. As launch efficiency improves from 12.2°, overall power output could increase.
Alexis Taranto | 2031 | R
EV: 60.8 mph | Dist: 187.2 ft | LA: 19.4°
Taranto generated impressive carry at 187.2 ft relative to exit velocity. The 19.4° launch angle supports deep line-drive contact with projectable strength upside.
Caoilfhionn Timony | 2027 | R
EV: 68.9 mph | Dist: 193.5 ft | LA: 19.8°
Timony produced near-top exit speed at 68.9 mph with strong carry at 193.5 ft. The 19.8° launch profile supports consistent gap-to-gap impact.
Bellamy Wieckowski | 2030 | R
EV: 58.8 mph | Dist: 144.4 ft | LA: 19.9°
Wieckowski showed a productive 19.9° launch angle with developing impact traits. As exit velocity continues to trend upward from 58.8 mph, overall offensive production should rise.
Catching
Grace Gross | 2029 | R
C Velo: 53 mph | POP: 2.16 sec
Gross showed developing arm strength at 53 mph with a 2.16 pop time. As footwork and transfer continue to quicken, her overall release efficiency should improve and help lower pop times moving forward.
Penelope Neville | 2030 | R
C Velo: 58 mph | POP: 2.06 sec
Neville posted strong arm strength at 58 mph paired with a quick 2.06 sec pop time. The combination of velocity and release efficiency suggests strong throw-down ability with continued upside behind the plate.
