Clarksville Summer ID: Quick Hits
July 6, 2026
CLARKSVILLE, TN — The Clarksville Summer ID & Rising Stars ID was held at Austin Peay University on Tuesday, June 30th that featured top talent from the 2027-2031 classes. Players went through a pro-style workout with TrackMan, Blast Motion, and VALD Performance tech, while pitchers threw in a bullpen setting and were able to get data and metrics on our TrackMan unit.
Some prospects built on past showings, while others made strong first impressions.
We continue our post-event coverage with a look at the statistical leaderboards from the event, with more breakdowns and full scouting reports coming soon.
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QUICK HITS 📓
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Aiden Cano OF / LHP / Rossview, TN / 2027Aiden Cano: The Rossview rising senior showed a contact-oriented left-handed bat with flashes of impact during his workout. He posted an 82.4 mph average exit velocity, topping out at 90.0 mph, while producing a 312-foot max distance. His batted-ball profile featured a balanced mix of 44% line drives, 44% fly balls, and just 11% ground balls, indicating the ability to consistently elevate the baseball. Defensively, Cano recorded an 87 mph outfield velocity, showing solid arm strength for the position. At 5-foot-5, 151 pounds, the 2027 prospect has room to continue adding strength, making him an intriguing young player to follow as his physical tools continue to develop.
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Beckett Haselhuhn 1B / LHP / Rossview, TN / 2027Beckett Haselhuhn: Standing 6-foot-4, 250 pounds, Beckett Haselhuhn possesses an imposing physical frame and showcased some of the loudest raw power at the event. The left-handed hitter produced a 94.7 mph average exit velocity, reached 100.0 mph max EV, and drove a ball 383 feet, highlighting his ability to impact the baseball with authority. His batted-ball profile featured 55% line drives and 45% fly balls with no ground balls, demonstrating consistent hard contact and quality lift. On the mound, Haselhuhn worked 87-89 mph with his fastball, generating 2,069-2,273 RPM while complementing it with a 69-72 mph breaking ball (2,501-2,609 RPM) and a 76-79 mph changeup. The combination of a physical frame, legitimate left-handed power, and a three-pitch mix makes Haselhuhn one of the more intriguing uncommitted two-way prospects in the 2027 class.
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Nate Starks OF / 1B / Goodpasture Christian, TN / 2027Nate Starks: The Goodpasture product put together a solid offensive workout, showing a combination of strength and consistent contact from the right side. The 6-foot, 195-pound 2027 prospect posted an 87.2 mph average exit velocity with a 95.0 mph max EV, while driving his longest ball 324 feet. His batted-ball profile was highlighted by 48% line drives and a 71% sweet spot rate, pointing to a repeatable swing that produces quality contact. Defensively, Starks recorded an 86 mph outfield velocity, showing solid arm strength to go along with his athletic build. With a strong frame and offensive upside, Starks continues to show traits that should allow his power to develop as he matures physically.
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Patrick Suggett SS / OF / IMG Academy, TN / 2027Patrick Suggett: A boarding student at IMG in Florida turned in a well-rounded workout, showing offensive consistency and defensive versatility. The 6-foot, 187-pound right-handed hitter produced an 85.7 mph average exit velocity, topped out at 93.0 mph, and drove his longest ball 351 feet, demonstrating emerging gap-to-gap power. His batted-ball profile featured 53% fly balls and a 65% sweet spot rate, suggesting an ability to create quality launch and carry off the bat. Defensively, Suggett showed arm strength from multiple spots, recording 84 mph across the infield and 88 mph from the outfield. With a projectable frame and balanced skill set, the 2027 prospect continues to show tools that translate on both sides of the ball.
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Brody Wilkins SS / RHP / Clarksville Academy, TN / 2030Brody Wilkins: One of the top incoming freshmen in the entire state of TN impressed as one of the younger prospects in attendance, showing promising tools and plenty of projectability. The 5-foot-9, 160-pound right-handed hitter posted an 81.5 mph average exit velocity with a 92.0 mph max EV, while driving his longest ball 326 feet. His ability to produce a 92 mph max EV at his age points to developing strength and offensive upside. Defensively, Wilkins recorded an 87 mph outfield velocity, displaying above-average arm strength for a 2030 graduate. With a young age, athletic build, and room to add strength, Wilkins is an intriguing prospect whose tools should continue to trend upward over the next several years.
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UPCOMING 2026 SUMMER EVENTS ⤵️
| SHOWCASE | DATE | LOCATION |
| Knoxville Summer ID | 07/07 | Grace Christian Academy |
| Knoxville Rising Stars ID | 07/07 | Grace Christian Academy |
| Chattanooga Summer ID | 07/14 | Chattanooga State CC |
| Chattanooga Rising Stars ID | 07/14 | Chattanooga State CC |
| Nashville Summer ID - Session II | 07/28 | Lipscomb Academy |
| Nashville Rising Stars ID - Session II | 07/28 | Lipscomb Academy |