Data Dive, Position Players: 2026 Senior Future Games (Team Four Corners)
July 22, 2026
The 2026 Prep Baseball Senior Future Games have concluded after bringing together top uncommitted Class of 2027 prospects from across the country at LakePoint Sports.
Team Four Corners featured players from Arizona, Colorado, Utah and surrounding states. The group competed in front of hundreds of college coaches and the Prep Baseball scouting staff while completing a full pro-style workout and three games.
TrackMan, Blast Motion and VALD Performance collected advanced hitting, athletic and defensive data throughout the event. Below, we break down Team Four Corners’ top overall performers and complete position-player leaderboards.
TEAM FOUR CORNERS STANDOUTS
A look at eight players who ranked near the top across multiple categories.
JAXON PERRILLIAT
105.2 mph Max EV | 94.7 mph Avg. EV | 378 ft | 6.99 60
WILLIAM PARKER
102.1 mph Max EV | 93.0 mph Avg. EV | 6.86 60 | 88 mph OF Velo
RYAN SANCHEZ
100.4 mph Max EV | 398 ft | 92.2 mph Avg. EV | 90 mph INF Velo
VAN SHOCKLEY
6.59 60 | 21.8 mph Run Speed | 98.2 mph Max EV | 85 mph INF Velo
GAVIN LEMONDS
96.0 mph Max EV | 91.0 mph Avg. EV | 83% Sweet Spot | 66% Line Drive
SAM SKUBIC
97.6 mph Max EV | 82 mph C Velo | 1.86 Pop Time | 361 ft
JACK SALMON
100.2 mph Max EV | 383 ft | 6.98 60 | 85 mph INF Velo
COLIN MURPHY
99.5 mph Max EV | 92.8 mph Avg. EV | 373 ft | 87 mph OF Velo
TRACKMAN
TrackMan collected batted-ball data throughout Team Four Corners’ workout, including exit velocity, average exit velocity, projected distance and launch-angle results.
MAX EXIT VELOCITY
Exit Velocity: This metric measures the speed of the ball as it comes off the bat at the moment of impact.
HIGHEST AVG. EXIT VELOCITY
Average Exit Velocity: This metric measures the average speed of all tracked batted balls during the session.
MAX BATTED DISTANCE
HIGHEST SWEET SPOT%
Sweet Spot Percentage: This metric is determined by how often a player produces a batted ball with a launch angle between eight and 32 degrees.
HIGHEST LINE DRIVE%
Line Drive Percentage: This metric is determined by how often a player produces a batted ball with a launch angle between 10 and 25 degrees.
VALD PERFORMANCE
VALD Performance collected Team Four Corners’ sprint, acceleration, run speed and jump data, providing a deeper look at each athlete’s speed, explosiveness and lower-body power.
TOP 60-YARD DASH
The traditional 60-yard dash remains an event standard for measuring straight-line speed. The 10- and 30-yard splits provide additional context for initial burst and acceleration.
TOP 10-YARD SPLIT
10-Yard Split: Measures an athlete’s initial burst and acceleration out of the starting position.
TOP 30-YARD SPLIT
30-Yard Split: Measures acceleration and speed through the first half of the 60-yard dash.
TOP RUN SPEED
Run Speed: Measures the highest speed reached by an athlete during the sprint.
PEAK VERTICAL JUMP
Peak Vertical Jump: Measures the highest vertical jump recorded during the athlete’s testing session.
PEAK RSI
Reactive Strength Index: Measures an athlete’s ability to quickly transition from landing into an explosive vertical jump.
DEFENSIVE STATS
Defensive evaluations included positional velocity from the infield and outfield, along with catcher velocity and pop times.
TOP INFIELD VELOCITY
TOP OUTFIELD VELOCITY
TOP CATCHER VELOCITY
TOP CATCHER POP TIMES
BLAST MOTION
Blast Motion measured bat speed and hand speed during the hitting portion of Team Four Corners’ workout.