The Power Baseball Scout Day unfolded on May 30 at Brookland‑Cayce High School in Cayce, South Carolina, drawing a roster of prospects from across the state. The pro‑style workout put every position player through a battery of tests that included a 60‑yard dash, defensive drills and batting practice, the latter paired with TrackMan ball‑flight analysis to capture exit velocity and launch angle. Pitchers took part in controlled live at‑bats, with each throw logged by the same high‑speed tracking system.
Event Overview
Evaluations spanned the 60‑yard dash, defensive workouts and batting practice, while pitchers faced live at‑bats that were fully tracked by TrackMan technology, providing detailed velocity and spin data.
Notable Performances
Among the standout results, Joseph Lyons of Calhoun Academy posted the fastest 60‑yard dash at 6.83 seconds, while Calhoun Academy’s Mason Knapp and Brookland‑Cayce’s Maddux Medeiros shared the top exit velocity at 93.8 miles per hour. Arthur McFadden from Oceanside Collegiate Academy recorded the highest infield velocity at 84 miles per hour, and Tanner Page of A. Crawford Mosley High School logged the premier outfield speed at 83 miles per hour. Catcher Kenley Sullivan of East Clarendon High School impressed with a positional velocity of 79 miles per hour and pop times in the 1.87‑1.91 second range, and Hunter Morris from Woodland High threw a fastball that reached 87.1 miles per hour.
The event also highlighted the depth of talent across South Carolina’s baseball landscape, with prospects from schools such as Calhoun Academy, Brookland‑Cayce High, and Woodland High showcasing measurable skills that align with college and professional scouting benchmarks.