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Tournaments | Story | 7/13/2021

16u WWBA Coastal Scout Notes: Days 3-4

Todd Coffey

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16u WWBA Coastal Summer Championship Scout Notes: Days 1-2

Jacob Smith (2023, King, N.C.) took the ball for the Diamond Deacons in the opening round of bracket play and was flat out unhittable. He moved his fastball on both sides of the plate while mixing up his pitches with a change-of-pace breaking ball. Smith dominated the hitters helping his team advance to the next round of the playoffs. He barely missed a perfect game in the second inning after a hit batter, but proceeded to retire the rest of the batters in a row for an outstanding performance.

Noah Quarless (2023, Winston Salem, N.C.) was catching and handling the pitching staff for the Diamond Deacons 2023 team with a smooth, easy, quick release to the bases keeping runners at bay. He came up to the plate in the third inning with a runner on second base and ripped a shot to left field scoring the runner. Quarless has quick hands and good barrel control with a great eye at the plate.

Jackson Robbins (Fort Mill, SC 2024) WALK OFF ALERT!! Bases loaded with one out and extra innings sent his team to the next round of the playoffs!!!! pic.twitter.com/UwWVkCm2n2
— PG Coastal (@PG_Coastal) July 11, 2021

Jackson Robbins (2024, Fort Mill, S.C.) performed in a back-and-forth contest that was quite entertaining to watch and went extra innings. Robbins came up huge wasting no time by ripping the first pitch he saw to right field for the game-winning hit to advance SBA National Scout Team 2024 to the next round in the playoffs.

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