Trent Lipsett
Pitching > Fastball
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:00 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:00 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 6:16 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 6:16 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Agility > Broad Jump
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
5'11"
Lipsett, Trent, Thu, 10/2/25, 12:50 PM, tagupEvaluation > Agility > Broad Jump
Lipsett, Trent, Thu, 10/2/25, 12:50 PM, tagupEvaluation > Agility > Broad Jump
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
5'11"
Evaluation for Trent Lipsett:
Trent, your performance in the broad jump at the LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event shows promising athletic potential. Your jump of 71 inches demonstrates good lower body power and explosiveness, which are crucial attributes for success in baseball. This explosive strength can translate well to various aspects of your game, including your swing mechanics and first-step quickness in the field.
Your evaluator noted that you have a "good are swing," which I interpret as having a good arm swing. This suggests that you're utilizing your upper body effectively in your hitting mechanics. A strong, fluid arm swing is essential for generating bat speed and power through the hitting zone. Continue to focus on maintaining this good arm action while ensuring it's coordinated with your lower half for maximum efficiency.
Trent, your performance in the broad jump at the LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event shows promising athletic potential. Your jump of 71 inches demonstrates good lower body power and explosiveness, which are crucial attributes for success in baseball. This explosive strength can translate well to various aspects of your game, including your swing mechanics and first-step quickness in the field.
Your evaluator noted that you have a "good are swing," which I interpret as having a good arm swing. This suggests that you're utilizing your upper body effectively in your hitting mechanics. A strong, fluid arm swing is essential for generating bat speed and power through the hitting zone. Continue to focus on maintaining this good arm action while ensuring it's coordinated with your lower half for maximum efficiency.
Lipsett, Trent, Thu, 10/2/25, 12:50 PM, tagupEvaluation > Agility > Broad Jump
Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
3.250 s
68.000
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:27 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:27 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase - (TEST)
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 25, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
3.250 s
87.000
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/23/25, 10:33 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/23/25, 10:33 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Catching - Pop Time:
Trent, your evaluation from the LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event shows promising potential in your catching abilities, particularly in your pop time. Your good arm speed is a standout feature, indicating that you have the foundational elements necessary for quick and effective throws to second base. This is a crucial skill for catchers, as it directly impacts your ability to control the running game and deter potential base stealers.
To further enhance your pop time, focus on maintaining and improving your arm speed while also refining other aspects of your catching technique. Work on your footwork to ensure a quick and efficient transfer from receiving the pitch to throwing position. Practice your grip and release to minimize any wasted motion, allowing your good arm speed to translate into consistently fast and accurate throws. Additionally, consider incorporating exercises to strengthen your core and lower body, as these areas contribute significantly to overall throwing power and quickness.
As you continue to develop, remember that pop time is just one component of being an effective catcher. Combine your work on arm speed with improvements in pitch framing, blocking, and game calling to become a well-rounded backstop. Your current arm speed provides an excellent foundation, and with dedicated practice and attention to detail, you have the potential to become a formidable defensive catcher. Keep up the good work, Trent, and don't hesitate to seek additional feedback from your coaches to fine-tune your catching skills.
Trent, your evaluation from the LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event shows promising potential in your catching abilities, particularly in your pop time. Your good arm speed is a standout feature, indicating that you have the foundational elements necessary for quick and effective throws to second base. This is a crucial skill for catchers, as it directly impacts your ability to control the running game and deter potential base stealers.
To further enhance your pop time, focus on maintaining and improving your arm speed while also refining other aspects of your catching technique. Work on your footwork to ensure a quick and efficient transfer from receiving the pitch to throwing position. Practice your grip and release to minimize any wasted motion, allowing your good arm speed to translate into consistently fast and accurate throws. Additionally, consider incorporating exercises to strengthen your core and lower body, as these areas contribute significantly to overall throwing power and quickness.
As you continue to develop, remember that pop time is just one component of being an effective catcher. Combine your work on arm speed with improvements in pitch framing, blocking, and game calling to become a well-rounded backstop. Your current arm speed provides an excellent foundation, and with dedicated practice and attention to detail, you have the potential to become a formidable defensive catcher. Keep up the good work, Trent, and don't hesitate to seek additional feedback from your coaches to fine-tune your catching skills.
3.250 s
75.000
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:53 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:53 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
Catching - Pop Time:
Trent, your performance during the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp demonstrated a strong foundation in your catching abilities, particularly with your release. Your quick and efficient release is a crucial asset, as it directly influences your pop time and ability to throw out base runners. Maintaining this skill will be essential as you continue to develop your game behind the plate. Your ability to consistently get the ball out of your glove quickly is impressive and sets a solid groundwork for your future in catching.
One area where you can enhance your performance is in your footwork. Improving your footwork will help you gain better positioning and balance, which are critical for delivering accurate and powerful throws to the bases. Consider working on drills that emphasize quick, precise movements and proper weight transfer. These drills will help you transition smoothly from receiving to throwing, ensuring that your footwork complements your already strong release. Focusing on this aspect will greatly enhance your overall effectiveness as a catcher.
Keep up the hard work, Trent. Your positive attitude and dedication to improving both your release and footwork will serve you well as you continue to develop as a player. Remember, every incremental improvement you make contributes to your overall performance and helps you stand out on the field. Stay determined and keep pushing yourself, and you'll see your skills as a catcher continue to grow.
Trent, your performance during the HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp demonstrated a strong foundation in your catching abilities, particularly with your release. Your quick and efficient release is a crucial asset, as it directly influences your pop time and ability to throw out base runners. Maintaining this skill will be essential as you continue to develop your game behind the plate. Your ability to consistently get the ball out of your glove quickly is impressive and sets a solid groundwork for your future in catching.
One area where you can enhance your performance is in your footwork. Improving your footwork will help you gain better positioning and balance, which are critical for delivering accurate and powerful throws to the bases. Consider working on drills that emphasize quick, precise movements and proper weight transfer. These drills will help you transition smoothly from receiving to throwing, ensuring that your footwork complements your already strong release. Focusing on this aspect will greatly enhance your overall effectiveness as a catcher.
Keep up the hard work, Trent. Your positive attitude and dedication to improving both your release and footwork will serve you well as you continue to develop as a player. Remember, every incremental improvement you make contributes to your overall performance and helps you stand out on the field. Stay determined and keep pushing yourself, and you'll see your skills as a catcher continue to grow.
4.567 s
65.000
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 12:25 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 12:25 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
3.250 s
68.000
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:27 AM, tagupEvaluation > Catching > Catching (Pop Time)
Hitting > Exit Velocity
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
87.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:31 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:31 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase - (TEST)
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 25, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
88.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/23/25, 10:38 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/23/25, 10:38 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Hitting - Exit Velocity:
Trent, your quick hands are a significant asset in your hitting mechanics. This quickness allows you to react swiftly to pitches and make last-second adjustments, which is crucial for success at higher levels of play. Your ability to generate bat speed through hand quickness is commendable and provides a solid foundation for your hitting approach.
However, to fully capitalize on your quick hands and potentially increase your exit velocity, focusing on improving your extension through contact is essential. Better extension will allow you to maintain bat speed through the hitting zone, resulting in more consistent hard contact and potentially higher exit velocities. To achieve this, work on keeping your hands inside the ball and driving through the point of contact, rather than pulling off early.
To improve your extension, consider incorporating drills such as the 'bottom hand tee drill' or using a hitting stick to practice maintaining extension after contact. Additionally, video analysis of your swing can help you visualize and understand where you might be cutting your swing short. Remember, combining your quick hands with improved extension can significantly enhance your ability to drive the ball with power to all fields, making you a more formidable hitter. Keep working hard, Trent, and you'll see improvements in your exit velocity and overall hitting performance.
Trent, your quick hands are a significant asset in your hitting mechanics. This quickness allows you to react swiftly to pitches and make last-second adjustments, which is crucial for success at higher levels of play. Your ability to generate bat speed through hand quickness is commendable and provides a solid foundation for your hitting approach.
However, to fully capitalize on your quick hands and potentially increase your exit velocity, focusing on improving your extension through contact is essential. Better extension will allow you to maintain bat speed through the hitting zone, resulting in more consistent hard contact and potentially higher exit velocities. To achieve this, work on keeping your hands inside the ball and driving through the point of contact, rather than pulling off early.
To improve your extension, consider incorporating drills such as the 'bottom hand tee drill' or using a hitting stick to practice maintaining extension after contact. Additionally, video analysis of your swing can help you visualize and understand where you might be cutting your swing short. Remember, combining your quick hands with improved extension can significantly enhance your ability to drive the ball with power to all fields, making you a more formidable hitter. Keep working hard, Trent, and you'll see improvements in your exit velocity and overall hitting performance.
87.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:54 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:54 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Hitting - Exit Velocity:**
Trent, your ability to achieve good extension in your swing is a strong asset and reflects your dedication to developing a solid foundation at the plate. By reaching full extension, you maximize your bat speed and enhance your ability to drive the ball effectively. This skill is crucial for generating consistent exit velocity, allowing you to hit the ball with authority. Keep embracing this strength, as it forms a key part of your offensive capabilities.
To further elevate your performance and unlock even greater potential in your hitting, focusing on improving your separation will be beneficial. Separation refers to the distance created between your hands and your body during your load phase, which is critical for generating power. By working on this aspect, you'll be able to store more energy in your swing, enhancing both your power and overall bat speed. Incorporating drills that emphasize the timing and rhythm of your load will aid in improving your separation, ultimately leading to more explosive contact with the ball.
As you continue to hone your skills, consider collaborating with your coaches to develop a practice routine that emphasizes these key areas. Drills such as tee work focusing on hand separation and rotational exercises to engage your core and lower body can be particularly beneficial. Your dedication to refining these elements of your swing will undoubtedly contribute to your growth as a hitter, setting you up for future success on the field. Keep up the great work, Trent, and continue to strive for excellence in every at-bat!
Trent, your ability to achieve good extension in your swing is a strong asset and reflects your dedication to developing a solid foundation at the plate. By reaching full extension, you maximize your bat speed and enhance your ability to drive the ball effectively. This skill is crucial for generating consistent exit velocity, allowing you to hit the ball with authority. Keep embracing this strength, as it forms a key part of your offensive capabilities.
To further elevate your performance and unlock even greater potential in your hitting, focusing on improving your separation will be beneficial. Separation refers to the distance created between your hands and your body during your load phase, which is critical for generating power. By working on this aspect, you'll be able to store more energy in your swing, enhancing both your power and overall bat speed. Incorporating drills that emphasize the timing and rhythm of your load will aid in improving your separation, ultimately leading to more explosive contact with the ball.
As you continue to hone your skills, consider collaborating with your coaches to develop a practice routine that emphasizes these key areas. Drills such as tee work focusing on hand separation and rotational exercises to engage your core and lower body can be particularly beneficial. Your dedication to refining these elements of your swing will undoubtedly contribute to your growth as a hitter, setting you up for future success on the field. Keep up the great work, Trent, and continue to strive for excellence in every at-bat!
85.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 2:55 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 2:55 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
87.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:31 AM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Exit Velocity
Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
84.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:36 AM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:36 AM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Trent,
Your infield evaluation at the LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event showcased some impressive qualities, particularly in your throwing mechanics. Your good, quick release is a standout attribute that sets you apart from many players your age. This quick release allows you to get the ball out of your glove and on its way to first base efficiently, which is crucial for making plays on hard-hit ground balls or slow rollers where every fraction of a second counts.
Your velocity of 74 mph to first base is noteworthy for a 13-year-old infielder. This arm strength, combined with your quick release, gives you a solid foundation for defensive success. It allows you to make strong, accurate throws across the diamond, even when fielding balls deep in the hole or ranging far to your left or right. This velocity also provides you with the ability to turn double plays quickly, which is a valuable asset for any infield position.
To continue improving, focus on maintaining this quick release while also working on your footwork and transfer. Ensure that your feet are consistently in a good throwing position, allowing you to maximize your arm strength and accuracy. Additionally, practice fielding ground balls from various angles and speeds to further refine your ability to make quick, clean transfers from glove to throwing hand. By honing these skills alongside your already impressive quick release and velocity, you'll be well on your way to becoming an elite defensive infielder.
Your infield evaluation at the LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event showcased some impressive qualities, particularly in your throwing mechanics. Your good, quick release is a standout attribute that sets you apart from many players your age. This quick release allows you to get the ball out of your glove and on its way to first base efficiently, which is crucial for making plays on hard-hit ground balls or slow rollers where every fraction of a second counts.
Your velocity of 74 mph to first base is noteworthy for a 13-year-old infielder. This arm strength, combined with your quick release, gives you a solid foundation for defensive success. It allows you to make strong, accurate throws across the diamond, even when fielding balls deep in the hole or ranging far to your left or right. This velocity also provides you with the ability to turn double plays quickly, which is a valuable asset for any infield position.
To continue improving, focus on maintaining this quick release while also working on your footwork and transfer. Ensure that your feet are consistently in a good throwing position, allowing you to maximize your arm strength and accuracy. Additionally, practice fielding ground balls from various angles and speeds to further refine your ability to make quick, clean transfers from glove to throwing hand. By honing these skills alongside your already impressive quick release and velocity, you'll be well on your way to becoming an elite defensive infielder.
74.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:56 AM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:56 AM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
Infield - Velocity Caught at First Base:
Trent, your current velocity when throwing from first base is impressive for your age, clocking in at 82 mph. This demonstrates both your natural arm strength and your ability to generate power in your throws, which are key attributes for an infielder. Your ability to deliver the ball with such speed will significantly benefit your team in making quick plays and reducing the time opponents have to reach the base.
However, to further enhance your throwing performance, focusing on your release mechanics will be crucial. Improving your release can lead to more consistent and accurate throws. Consider working on smoothing out your throwing motion, ensuring that your arm slot remains consistent, and paying attention to the timing and positioning of your footwork. Practicing drills that emphasize these aspects will help you achieve a quicker, more efficient release, ultimately complementing your existing velocity.
As you continue to develop, maintaining your arm strength while integrating these refinements will help you become a more complete player. Consider incorporating targeted exercises that improve shoulder flexibility and overall arm health, as these will support your throwing capabilities over time. Keep up the hard work, Trent, and with dedication and focus on these areas, you're well on your way to becoming a standout infielder.
Trent, your current velocity when throwing from first base is impressive for your age, clocking in at 82 mph. This demonstrates both your natural arm strength and your ability to generate power in your throws, which are key attributes for an infielder. Your ability to deliver the ball with such speed will significantly benefit your team in making quick plays and reducing the time opponents have to reach the base.
However, to further enhance your throwing performance, focusing on your release mechanics will be crucial. Improving your release can lead to more consistent and accurate throws. Consider working on smoothing out your throwing motion, ensuring that your arm slot remains consistent, and paying attention to the timing and positioning of your footwork. Practicing drills that emphasize these aspects will help you achieve a quicker, more efficient release, ultimately complementing your existing velocity.
As you continue to develop, maintaining your arm strength while integrating these refinements will help you become a more complete player. Consider incorporating targeted exercises that improve shoulder flexibility and overall arm health, as these will support your throwing capabilities over time. Keep up the hard work, Trent, and with dedication and focus on these areas, you're well on your way to becoming a standout infielder.
82.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 4:56 PM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 4:56 PM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
84.0 mph
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:36 AM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Velo Caught at 1st
Outfield > Glove to Release
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
2.50 s
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:39 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:39 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Outfield - Glove to Release:
Trent, your performance in the outfield, particularly in the glove-to-release aspect of your game, shows promising potential. Your good, quick hands are a significant asset, allowing you to field the ball cleanly and efficiently. This quickness is crucial for outfielders, as it enables you to transition swiftly from catching to throwing, which can make all the difference in preventing runners from taking extra bases or catching them off-guard.
While your quick hands provide a solid foundation, there's room for improvement in your transfer technique. The transfer - moving the ball from your glove to your throwing hand - is a critical component of the glove-to-release process. Focusing on smoothing out this transition will help you become even more effective in the outfield. Practice drills that emphasize a fluid motion from catch to throw, ensuring that your transfer is both quick and consistent. This might involve working on your footwork in conjunction with the transfer, setting yourself up for a strong, accurate throw immediately after fielding the ball.
To enhance your overall outfield play, consider incorporating specific drills into your practice routine that target the transfer process. For example, you could work on fielding ground balls and transitioning quickly to a throw, or practice catching fly balls and immediately transferring to simulate throwing out runners. Additionally, video analysis of professional outfielders known for their quick releases could provide valuable insights. Remember, Trent, refining this skill will not only improve your defensive capabilities but also increase your value as an outfielder, potentially leading to more playing time and opportunities to showcase your talents on the field.
Trent, your performance in the outfield, particularly in the glove-to-release aspect of your game, shows promising potential. Your good, quick hands are a significant asset, allowing you to field the ball cleanly and efficiently. This quickness is crucial for outfielders, as it enables you to transition swiftly from catching to throwing, which can make all the difference in preventing runners from taking extra bases or catching them off-guard.
While your quick hands provide a solid foundation, there's room for improvement in your transfer technique. The transfer - moving the ball from your glove to your throwing hand - is a critical component of the glove-to-release process. Focusing on smoothing out this transition will help you become even more effective in the outfield. Practice drills that emphasize a fluid motion from catch to throw, ensuring that your transfer is both quick and consistent. This might involve working on your footwork in conjunction with the transfer, setting yourself up for a strong, accurate throw immediately after fielding the ball.
To enhance your overall outfield play, consider incorporating specific drills into your practice routine that target the transfer process. For example, you could work on fielding ground balls and transitioning quickly to a throw, or practice catching fly balls and immediately transferring to simulate throwing out runners. Additionally, video analysis of professional outfielders known for their quick releases could provide valuable insights. Remember, Trent, refining this skill will not only improve your defensive capabilities but also increase your value as an outfielder, potentially leading to more playing time and opportunities to showcase your talents on the field.
1.25 s
72.00 s
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:57 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:57 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
2.50 s
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:39 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Glove to Release
Outfield > Golve to Glove (Pop time)
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
N/A
N/A
4.25 s
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:58 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Golve to Glove (Pop time)
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:58 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Golve to Glove (Pop time)
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
N/A
N/A
4.25 s
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:58 AM, tagupEvaluation > Outfield > Golve to Glove (Pop time)
Pitching > Changeup
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
55.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Pitching - Changeup Evaluation:
Trent, your changeup shows promising potential, particularly in terms of control. Your ability to consistently locate this pitch within the strike zone is a valuable asset that sets a strong foundation for your pitching repertoire. This level of control at your age is commendable and suggests a good feel for the pitch. Maintaining this accuracy while continuing to refine other aspects of your changeup will make it an even more effective weapon in your arsenal.
While your control is impressive, there's room for improvement in your release. Focusing on your release point and arm action will help you better disguise your changeup, making it more deceptive to hitters. Work on maintaining the same arm speed and release point as your fastball to create more confusion for batters. Additionally, experimenting with different grips and pressure points on the ball may help you find the optimal release that maximizes movement and velocity separation from your fastball.
Your current changeup velocity of 65 MPH is solid, but continue to monitor the speed difference between your fastball and changeup. Ideally, you want a 8-12 MPH difference to keep hitters off balance. As you grow and develop, focus on maintaining this velocity gap while potentially increasing overall pitch speed. Remember, the effectiveness of a changeup lies not just in its velocity, but in how it plays off your other pitches. Keep working on your release and arm action, and you'll see improvements in both the quality and consistency of your changeup, making it a true out pitch in your repertoire.
Trent, your changeup shows promising potential, particularly in terms of control. Your ability to consistently locate this pitch within the strike zone is a valuable asset that sets a strong foundation for your pitching repertoire. This level of control at your age is commendable and suggests a good feel for the pitch. Maintaining this accuracy while continuing to refine other aspects of your changeup will make it an even more effective weapon in your arsenal.
While your control is impressive, there's room for improvement in your release. Focusing on your release point and arm action will help you better disguise your changeup, making it more deceptive to hitters. Work on maintaining the same arm speed and release point as your fastball to create more confusion for batters. Additionally, experimenting with different grips and pressure points on the ball may help you find the optimal release that maximizes movement and velocity separation from your fastball.
Your current changeup velocity of 65 MPH is solid, but continue to monitor the speed difference between your fastball and changeup. Ideally, you want a 8-12 MPH difference to keep hitters off balance. As you grow and develop, focus on maintaining this velocity gap while potentially increasing overall pitch speed. Remember, the effectiveness of a changeup lies not just in its velocity, but in how it plays off your other pitches. Keep working on your release and arm action, and you'll see improvements in both the quality and consistency of your changeup, making it a true out pitch in your repertoire.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
65.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:59 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 2:59 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
55.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Changeup
Pitching > Curveball
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Pitching - Curveball:
Trent, your curveball shows promising potential with good movement, which is an excellent foundation for this pitch. The ability to create movement on your curveball at your age is a significant asset, as it can be a challenging pitch for batters to read and hit effectively. Your current velocity of 75 MPH is impressive for a 13-year-old, indicating that you have a strong arm and good mechanics to generate speed on your pitches.
To further enhance the effectiveness of your curveball, focusing on improving the spin will be crucial. A tighter, more consistent spin will lead to sharper break and better overall control of the pitch. Work on your grip and release point to generate more rotational force on the ball. Practice exercises that strengthen your fingertips and forearm muscles, as these play a vital role in imparting spin. Additionally, consider using slow-motion video analysis to study your release and make subtle adjustments to your finger positioning and wrist action.
As you continue to develop your curveball, remember to maintain a balance between velocity and movement. While your current speed is commendable, ensure that you're not sacrificing movement for velocity. Incorporate specific curveball drills into your practice routine, focusing on spin rate and consistency. With dedicated practice and attention to these details, you have the potential to turn your curveball into a formidable out pitch. Keep up the great work, Trent, and don't hesitate to seek feedback from your coaches as you refine this important aspect of your pitching arsenal.
Trent, your curveball shows promising potential with good movement, which is an excellent foundation for this pitch. The ability to create movement on your curveball at your age is a significant asset, as it can be a challenging pitch for batters to read and hit effectively. Your current velocity of 75 MPH is impressive for a 13-year-old, indicating that you have a strong arm and good mechanics to generate speed on your pitches.
To further enhance the effectiveness of your curveball, focusing on improving the spin will be crucial. A tighter, more consistent spin will lead to sharper break and better overall control of the pitch. Work on your grip and release point to generate more rotational force on the ball. Practice exercises that strengthen your fingertips and forearm muscles, as these play a vital role in imparting spin. Additionally, consider using slow-motion video analysis to study your release and make subtle adjustments to your finger positioning and wrist action.
As you continue to develop your curveball, remember to maintain a balance between velocity and movement. While your current speed is commendable, ensure that you're not sacrificing movement for velocity. Incorporate specific curveball drills into your practice routine, focusing on spin rate and consistency. With dedicated practice and attention to these details, you have the potential to turn your curveball into a formidable out pitch. Keep up the great work, Trent, and don't hesitate to seek feedback from your coaches as you refine this important aspect of your pitching arsenal.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
75.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:00 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Curveball
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:00 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Curveball
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Pitching - Curveball:
Trent, your curveball shows promising potential with good movement, which is an excellent foundation for this pitch. The ability to create movement on your curveball at your age is a significant asset, as it can be a challenging pitch for batters to read and hit effectively. Your current velocity of 75 MPH is impressive for a 13-year-old, indicating that you have a strong arm and good mechanics to generate speed on your pitches.
To further enhance the effectiveness of your curveball, focusing on improving the spin will be crucial. A tighter, more consistent spin will lead to sharper break and better overall control of the pitch. Work on your grip and release point to generate more rotational force on the ball. Practice exercises that strengthen your fingertips and forearm muscles, as these play a vital role in imparting spin. Additionally, consider using slow-motion video analysis to study your release and make subtle adjustments to your finger positioning and wrist action.
As you continue to develop your curveball, remember to maintain a balance between velocity and movement. While your current speed is commendable, ensure that you're not sacrificing movement for velocity. Incorporate specific curveball drills into your practice routine, focusing on spin rate and consistency. With dedicated practice and attention to these details, you have the potential to turn your curveball into a formidable out pitch. Keep up the great work, Trent, and don't hesitate to seek feedback from your coaches as you refine this important aspect of your pitching arsenal.
Trent, your curveball shows promising potential with good movement, which is an excellent foundation for this pitch. The ability to create movement on your curveball at your age is a significant asset, as it can be a challenging pitch for batters to read and hit effectively. Your current velocity of 75 MPH is impressive for a 13-year-old, indicating that you have a strong arm and good mechanics to generate speed on your pitches.
To further enhance the effectiveness of your curveball, focusing on improving the spin will be crucial. A tighter, more consistent spin will lead to sharper break and better overall control of the pitch. Work on your grip and release point to generate more rotational force on the ball. Practice exercises that strengthen your fingertips and forearm muscles, as these play a vital role in imparting spin. Additionally, consider using slow-motion video analysis to study your release and make subtle adjustments to your finger positioning and wrist action.
As you continue to develop your curveball, remember to maintain a balance between velocity and movement. While your current speed is commendable, ensure that you're not sacrificing movement for velocity. Incorporate specific curveball drills into your practice routine, focusing on spin rate and consistency. With dedicated practice and attention to these details, you have the potential to turn your curveball into a formidable out pitch. Keep up the great work, Trent, and don't hesitate to seek feedback from your coaches as you refine this important aspect of your pitching arsenal.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
75.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:00 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Curveball
Pitching > Fastball
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
75.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Pitching - Fastball:
Trent, you've demonstrated impressive velocity on your fastball for your age, which is a significant asset to build upon. Your natural arm speed is evident, allowing you to generate good velocity on your pitches. This foundation will serve you well as you continue to develop as a pitcher. Your ability to throw with speed at 13 years old suggests a promising future on the mound.
To further enhance your fastball, it's crucial to focus on developing a more powerful leg drive. By incorporating your lower body more effectively in your pitching motion, you can potentially increase your velocity and improve your overall pitching efficiency. Work on exercises that strengthen your leg muscles and practice drills that emphasize pushing off the mound with greater force. This will not only add speed to your fastball but also help maintain your arm health over time by reducing the strain on your upper body.
As you continue to refine your pitching mechanics, pay close attention to your lower half engagement throughout your delivery. Practice maintaining a strong base and driving forcefully towards home plate. This improved leg drive will also contribute to better balance and control, potentially enhancing your command of the strike zone. Remember, consistency in your mechanics is key, so focus on repeating this improved motion in your practice sessions and bullpen work. With dedicated effort in this area, you have the potential to significantly boost your fastball performance and overall pitching effectiveness.
Trent, you've demonstrated impressive velocity on your fastball for your age, which is a significant asset to build upon. Your natural arm speed is evident, allowing you to generate good velocity on your pitches. This foundation will serve you well as you continue to develop as a pitcher. Your ability to throw with speed at 13 years old suggests a promising future on the mound.
To further enhance your fastball, it's crucial to focus on developing a more powerful leg drive. By incorporating your lower body more effectively in your pitching motion, you can potentially increase your velocity and improve your overall pitching efficiency. Work on exercises that strengthen your leg muscles and practice drills that emphasize pushing off the mound with greater force. This will not only add speed to your fastball but also help maintain your arm health over time by reducing the strain on your upper body.
As you continue to refine your pitching mechanics, pay close attention to your lower half engagement throughout your delivery. Practice maintaining a strong base and driving forcefully towards home plate. This improved leg drive will also contribute to better balance and control, potentially enhancing your command of the strike zone. Remember, consistency in your mechanics is key, so focus on repeating this improved motion in your practice sessions and bullpen work. With dedicated effort in this area, you have the potential to significantly boost your fastball performance and overall pitching effectiveness.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
85.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:00 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:00 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
**Pitching - Fastball Evaluation:**
Trent, at just 13 years old, you're demonstrating a solid foundation in your pitching mechanics, particularly with your fastball delivery. Your current delivery is smooth and consistent, which is crucial for maintaining control and accuracy on the mound. This is an excellent base from which to continue developing your skills as a pitcher. As you grow and mature, keeping this delivery consistent will be vital in ensuring you have a reliable fastball that you can count on in any game situation.
One area to focus on for improvement is your leg kick. While your overall delivery is strong, refining your leg kick can help you generate more power and velocity in your fastball. A well-timed and balanced leg kick is essential for creating momentum and transferring energy efficiently from your lower body to your arm. Consider working with your coach to analyze your current leg kick and identify specific adjustments that can enhance your mechanics. Drills that focus on balance and timing, such as dry runs or using a mirror to watch your form, can be beneficial in making these improvements.
Remember, Trent, that small adjustments can lead to significant gains in performance. By focusing on refining your leg kick and maintaining your solid delivery, you'll be well on your way to becoming a more effective pitcher. Keep up the hard work and dedication, and don't hesitate to seek feedback and guidance from your coaches throughout your development. Your potential is evident, and with continued effort, you'll see great progress in your pitching abilities.
Trent, at just 13 years old, you're demonstrating a solid foundation in your pitching mechanics, particularly with your fastball delivery. Your current delivery is smooth and consistent, which is crucial for maintaining control and accuracy on the mound. This is an excellent base from which to continue developing your skills as a pitcher. As you grow and mature, keeping this delivery consistent will be vital in ensuring you have a reliable fastball that you can count on in any game situation.
One area to focus on for improvement is your leg kick. While your overall delivery is strong, refining your leg kick can help you generate more power and velocity in your fastball. A well-timed and balanced leg kick is essential for creating momentum and transferring energy efficiently from your lower body to your arm. Consider working with your coach to analyze your current leg kick and identify specific adjustments that can enhance your mechanics. Drills that focus on balance and timing, such as dry runs or using a mirror to watch your form, can be beneficial in making these improvements.
Remember, Trent, that small adjustments can lead to significant gains in performance. By focusing on refining your leg kick and maintaining your solid delivery, you'll be well on your way to becoming a more effective pitcher. Keep up the hard work and dedication, and don't hesitate to seek feedback and guidance from your coaches throughout your development. Your potential is evident, and with continued effort, you'll see great progress in your pitching abilities.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
84.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 6:16 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 6:16 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
75.000 MPH
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:42 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Fastball
Pro Agility > 5-10-5 Shuttle
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
3.870 s
N/A
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:01 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pro Agility > 5-10-5 Shuttle
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:01 AM, tagupEvaluation > Pro Agility > 5-10-5 Shuttle
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
4.444 s
**Base Running - Footwork and Mechanics:**
Trent, your performance in the 5-10-5 shuttle drill was impressive, showcasing a strong ability to change direction quickly and efficiently. This skill is crucial for a base runner, as it allows you to react and adjust to plays on the field with agility and speed. Your time of 4.444 seconds indicates that you have a solid foundation when it comes to lateral movement, which will serve you well as you continue to develop your base running skills.
To further enhance your performance, I recommend focusing on your arm drive. Effective arm movement is a key component of sprinting technique, as it helps to propel your body forward and maintain balance during rapid changes in direction. By working on synchronizing your arm actions with your leg movements, you can gain additional speed and improve your overall efficiency. Consider drills that emphasize exaggerated arm swings and practice maintaining a consistent rhythm between your upper and lower body mechanics.
Keep up the great work, Trent. Your natural agility and quickness are valuable assets on the field, and with continued focus on refining your arm drive, you'll be able to elevate your base running to the next level. Remember, attention to detail in these mechanics will not only make you a more formidable player but also enhance your overall athletic performance. Keep striving for improvement, and you'll continue to see positive results.
Trent, your performance in the 5-10-5 shuttle drill was impressive, showcasing a strong ability to change direction quickly and efficiently. This skill is crucial for a base runner, as it allows you to react and adjust to plays on the field with agility and speed. Your time of 4.444 seconds indicates that you have a solid foundation when it comes to lateral movement, which will serve you well as you continue to develop your base running skills.
To further enhance your performance, I recommend focusing on your arm drive. Effective arm movement is a key component of sprinting technique, as it helps to propel your body forward and maintain balance during rapid changes in direction. By working on synchronizing your arm actions with your leg movements, you can gain additional speed and improve your overall efficiency. Consider drills that emphasize exaggerated arm swings and practice maintaining a consistent rhythm between your upper and lower body mechanics.
Keep up the great work, Trent. Your natural agility and quickness are valuable assets on the field, and with continued focus on refining your arm drive, you'll be able to elevate your base running to the next level. Remember, attention to detail in these mechanics will not only make you a more formidable player but also enhance your overall athletic performance. Keep striving for improvement, and you'll continue to see positive results.
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 2:53 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pro Agility > 5-10-5 Shuttle
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 2:53 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pro Agility > 5-10-5 Shuttle
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
4.444 s
**Base Running - Footwork and Mechanics:**
Trent, your performance in the 5-10-5 shuttle drill was impressive, showcasing a strong ability to change direction quickly and efficiently. This skill is crucial for a base runner, as it allows you to react and adjust to plays on the field with agility and speed. Your time of 4.444 seconds indicates that you have a solid foundation when it comes to lateral movement, which will serve you well as you continue to develop your base running skills.
To further enhance your performance, I recommend focusing on your arm drive. Effective arm movement is a key component of sprinting technique, as it helps to propel your body forward and maintain balance during rapid changes in direction. By working on synchronizing your arm actions with your leg movements, you can gain additional speed and improve your overall efficiency. Consider drills that emphasize exaggerated arm swings and practice maintaining a consistent rhythm between your upper and lower body mechanics.
Keep up the great work, Trent. Your natural agility and quickness are valuable assets on the field, and with continued focus on refining your arm drive, you'll be able to elevate your base running to the next level. Remember, attention to detail in these mechanics will not only make you a more formidable player but also enhance your overall athletic performance. Keep striving for improvement, and you'll continue to see positive results.
Trent, your performance in the 5-10-5 shuttle drill was impressive, showcasing a strong ability to change direction quickly and efficiently. This skill is crucial for a base runner, as it allows you to react and adjust to plays on the field with agility and speed. Your time of 4.444 seconds indicates that you have a solid foundation when it comes to lateral movement, which will serve you well as you continue to develop your base running skills.
To further enhance your performance, I recommend focusing on your arm drive. Effective arm movement is a key component of sprinting technique, as it helps to propel your body forward and maintain balance during rapid changes in direction. By working on synchronizing your arm actions with your leg movements, you can gain additional speed and improve your overall efficiency. Consider drills that emphasize exaggerated arm swings and practice maintaining a consistent rhythm between your upper and lower body mechanics.
Keep up the great work, Trent. Your natural agility and quickness are valuable assets on the field, and with continued focus on refining your arm drive, you'll be able to elevate your base running to the next level. Remember, attention to detail in these mechanics will not only make you a more formidable player but also enhance your overall athletic performance. Keep striving for improvement, and you'll continue to see positive results.
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 2:53 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pro Agility > 5-10-5 Shuttle
Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
2.22 s
N/A
N/A
4.44 s
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 4:59 PM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 4:59 PM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
2.22 s
N/A
N/A
4.44 s
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Wed, 11/5/25, 4:59 PM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-30-40-60 Yard Dash
Speed > 10-20-40 Yard Dash
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
5.290 s
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:45 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-40 Yard Dash
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:45 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-40 Yard Dash
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
N/A
5.290 s
N/A
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:45 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > 10-20-40 Yard Dash
Speed > Home to 1st w/swing
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Evaluation for Trent Lipsett - Speed (Home to 1st w/swing):
Trent, your speed from home to first base after a swing is an essential component of your overall offensive game. Your current performance indicates that there's room for improvement in getting out of the batter's box more quickly. A faster start can make a significant difference in beating out close plays at first base and potentially turning outs into hits.
To enhance your speed to first base, focus on developing a more efficient transition from your swing to your running motion. Practice your footwork immediately after contact, ensuring that you're pushing off the back foot and driving towards first base without any wasted motion. Additionally, work on maintaining a low center of gravity as you exit the batter's box, which will help you accelerate more quickly.
Incorporating specific drills into your training routine can help improve your quickness out of the box. Try practicing quick-start drills from a batting stance, focusing on explosive first steps. Also, consider working with a speed coach to refine your running technique and improve your overall sprint speed. Remember, even small improvements in your home-to-first time can make a big difference in your offensive production and put additional pressure on the defense.
Trent, your speed from home to first base after a swing is an essential component of your overall offensive game. Your current performance indicates that there's room for improvement in getting out of the batter's box more quickly. A faster start can make a significant difference in beating out close plays at first base and potentially turning outs into hits.
To enhance your speed to first base, focus on developing a more efficient transition from your swing to your running motion. Practice your footwork immediately after contact, ensuring that you're pushing off the back foot and driving towards first base without any wasted motion. Additionally, work on maintaining a low center of gravity as you exit the batter's box, which will help you accelerate more quickly.
Incorporating specific drills into your training routine can help improve your quickness out of the box. Try practicing quick-start drills from a batting stance, focusing on explosive first steps. Also, consider working with a speed coach to refine your running technique and improve your overall sprint speed. Remember, even small improvements in your home-to-first time can make a big difference in your offensive production and put additional pressure on the defense.
3.22 s
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:02 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > Home to 1st w/swing
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:02 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > Home to 1st w/swing
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
Evaluation for Trent Lipsett - Speed (Home to 1st w/swing):
Trent, your speed from home to first base after a swing is an essential component of your overall offensive game. Your current performance indicates that there's room for improvement in getting out of the batter's box more quickly. A faster start can make a significant difference in beating out close plays at first base and potentially turning outs into hits.
To enhance your speed to first base, focus on developing a more efficient transition from your swing to your running motion. Practice your footwork immediately after contact, ensuring that you're pushing off the back foot and driving towards first base without any wasted motion. Additionally, work on maintaining a low center of gravity as you exit the batter's box, which will help you accelerate more quickly.
Incorporating specific drills into your training routine can help improve your quickness out of the box. Try practicing quick-start drills from a batting stance, focusing on explosive first steps. Also, consider working with a speed coach to refine your running technique and improve your overall sprint speed. Remember, even small improvements in your home-to-first time can make a big difference in your offensive production and put additional pressure on the defense.
Trent, your speed from home to first base after a swing is an essential component of your overall offensive game. Your current performance indicates that there's room for improvement in getting out of the batter's box more quickly. A faster start can make a significant difference in beating out close plays at first base and potentially turning outs into hits.
To enhance your speed to first base, focus on developing a more efficient transition from your swing to your running motion. Practice your footwork immediately after contact, ensuring that you're pushing off the back foot and driving towards first base without any wasted motion. Additionally, work on maintaining a low center of gravity as you exit the batter's box, which will help you accelerate more quickly.
Incorporating specific drills into your training routine can help improve your quickness out of the box. Try practicing quick-start drills from a batting stance, focusing on explosive first steps. Also, consider working with a speed coach to refine your running technique and improve your overall sprint speed. Remember, even small improvements in your home-to-first time can make a big difference in your offensive production and put additional pressure on the defense.
3.22 s
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:02 AM, tagupEvaluation > Speed > Home to 1st w/swing
Strength > Strength (Grip)
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
55
56
No video available.
No video available.
HBCU/NAIA Fall Evaluation Camp Presented by Fenton Athletics - (TEST)
Frisco RoughRiders
Nov 8, 2025, 7:00AM - 7:00PM CST
N/A
55
56
No video available.
Throwing > Throwing Velocity
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
82 MPH
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:48 AM, tagupEvaluation > Throwing > Throwing Velocity
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:48 AM, tagupEvaluation > Throwing > Throwing Velocity
LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event
Eckerd College Baseball Field
Oct 1, 2025, 6:30PM - 7:45PM EST
N/A
74 MPH
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:02 AM, tagupEvaluation > Throwing > Throwing Velocity
Lipsett, Trent, Tue, 9/30/25, 3:02 AM, tagupEvaluation > Throwing > Throwing Velocity
Midwest Sports Performance Showcase
Midwest Sports Performance
Sep 14, 2025, 2:00PM - 5:00PM EST
N/A
82 MPH
Lipsett, Trent #1, Fri, 9/12/25, 2:48 AM, tagupEvaluation > Throwing > Throwing Velocity
PLAYERS WAY EVALUATION AND TEST SCORE
ATHLETES FIRST - DEVELOPMENT DRIVEN - POTENTIAL MAXIMIZED
Indicates that the participant has just been introduced to the skill or concept and is in the early stages of learning. They have a basic awareness but limited understanding and application of the skill.
Suggests that the participant has been introduced to the skill or concept and now has a basic idea of how it works. They are in the early stages of comprehension and application.
Represents a participant who is at the stage of understanding and executing the skill or concept some of the time. They are making progress but may still require occasional guidance.
Signifies that the participant has a good understanding of the skill or concept and can execute it most of the time. They have reached a proficient level of competency.
Reflects a participant with a full understanding of the concept and skill. They are capable of consistently implementing it into their work, demonstrating a high level of mastery.
Trent, your performance in the broad jump at the LW Athletics - Bay Area Baseball Academy Event shows promising athletic potential. Your jump of 71 inches demonstrates good lower body power and explosiveness, which are crucial attributes for success in baseball. This explosive strength can translate well to various aspects of your game, including your swing mechanics and first-step quickness in the field.
Your evaluator noted that you have a "good are swing," which I interpret as having a good arm swing. This suggests that you're utilizing your upper body effectively in your hitting mechanics. A strong, fluid arm swing is essential for generating bat speed and power through the hitting zone. Continue to focus on maintaining this good arm action while ensuring it's coordinated with your lower half for maximum efficiency.