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Athletes ages 13 and up will have an opportunity to get timed and measured in areas that are important to further their softball career. For years college coaches have used these same measurables in the recruiting process. It is never too early to start working on areas where they need improvement. These metrics will be recorded and certified by Fastpitch Masters LLC then distributed to all college coaches who participate in our camps nationwide. Athletes will receive a copy of their metrics along with other helpful information which will give them an idea of where they stand on a national level. The Metrics Combine is a great way for athletes to show college coaches their skills through numbers.

20 Yard Dash

Athletes will be timed on their foot speed for 20 yards. Why 20 yards? 20 yards is the equivalent to 60 feet and is the distance between bases. It is important to know how explosive a player is when exiting the batter's box or stealing a base.

NameTime
Callie Maddox2.56 sec
Talissa Cannady2.57 sec
Shelby Elliott2.74 sec
Julien Buckles2.79 sec
Mackenzie Reno2.80 sec

Agility Shuttle

Good footwork is essential to softball players. They will test their change of direction and speed by touching each cone as fast as they can. Regardless if you're an infielder, outfielder, pitcher, or catcher, it is imperative that you improve in this area.

NameTime
Reagan Echelmeier4.50 sec
Gabriella Ostrander4.55 sec
Paige Laffoon4.78 sec
Kendall Lemke4.78 sec
Brooklyn Swanepoel4.80 sec

Overhand Throw

How good of an arm do you have? What can you do to make it better? First thing you have to do is know where you're at. The MPH a player throws the ball will be recorded during this session. Coaches will instruct you on how to improve in this area.

NameTime
Madyson Austin68 MPH
Hayden Sujack64 MPH
Melania Luostari63 MPH
Kiauna Smith61 MPH
Kiersten Schroeder60 MPH

Ground to Glove Release Speed

Quickness in handling ground balls is essential in fastpitch softball for both infield and outfield ballplayers. We will measure the amount of time it takes for you to pick up a stationary ball and deliver it toward it's target.

NameTime
Morgan McKinley0.28 sec
Ella Brooks0.31 sec
Charleigh Henriksen0.32 sec
Dixie Gruber0.34 sec
Ariel Hernandez0.34 sec

Bat Speed

Everyone knows the importance of good Bat Speed. Bat Speed is the observed speed of the sweet spot of the bat at the time of impact with the ball. The sweet spot of the bat is measured six inches from the tip of the bat.

NameTime
Ashlyn Voyles70.1 MPH
Alexandria Hans70.0 MPH
Peyton Corbin67.0 MPH
Lily Hickman66.6 MPH
Hayden Jujack65.9 MPH

Time to Contact

The time measured from the start of the downswing to impact.

NameTime
Mia Sanfratello0.13 sec
Regan Hoffman0.13 sec
Jayda Kloeppel0.14 sec
Megan Moser0.14 sec
Kendall Lemke0.14 sec

Peak Hand Speed

The fastest hand speed reached throughout the swing.

NameTime
Madyson Austin22.3 MPH
Brina Appelt21.2 MPH
Adrianna Reynolds20.7 MPH
Justyce Rohrabaugh20.7 MPH
Regan Hoffman20.7 MPH

Power

Bat mass avg. acceleration bat speed at impact.

NameTime
Melania Luostari2,960 watts
Hayden Sujack2,900 watts
Reagan Echelmeier2,790 watts
Emily Yelton2,630 watts
Dixie Gruber2,630 watts

Exit Velocity

Speed of the ball immediately after impact, in miles per hour.

NameTime
Alexandria Hans77 MPH
Savannah Chapman75 MPH
Olivia Gray74 MPH
Demetria Sarafis73 MPH
Emily Yelton72 MPH

Players will receive their Metrics Combine Score Report along with additional information on recruiting in the softball world. The player will receive this via email in the next few days after the camp concludes. This information will also be sent out to college coaches that Fastpitch Masters works will all over the country.

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