Prep Baseball Report

CLASS OF 2025

3B
2B

Jack
Laffitte

Harvard Westlake (HS) • CA
6' 2" • 185LBS
R/R • 18yr 9mo
Travel Team: Legacy 16U Black
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Hitting
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Hand Speed (max)
-
Bat Speed (max)
-
Rot. Acc (max)
67
Hard Hit %
6/03/23
Power
92.7
Exit Velocity (max)
6/03/23
90.4
Exit Velocity (avg)
6/03/23
299
Distance (max)
6/03/23
17
Sweet Spot %
6/03/23
Run
7.42
60-yd
6/03/23
4.11
30-yd
6/03/23
1.73
10-yd
6/03/23
18.5
Run speed (max)
6/03/23
Defense
81
INF Velo
6/03/23
-
OF Velo
-
C Velo
-
Pop Time

Positional Tools

2023
Infield Velocity
81.0
FUTURE GAMES TRYOUT: SoCal
Jun 3, 2023
Position
81
INF Velo
Power Speed Score

Hitting

2023
Exit Velocity Max
92.7
Exit Velocity Avg
90.4
Distance Max
299
Distance Avg
99
Launch Angle Avg
4.7916
Hard Hit %
Sweet Spot %
Line Drive %
Fly Ball %
Ground Ball %
FUTURE GAMES TRYOUT: SoCal
Jun 3, 2023
Trackman - Hitting
92.7
Exit Velocity (max)
90.4
Exit Velocity (avg)
99
Distance (avg)
299
Distance (max)
Hard Hit %
Sweet Spot %
Fly Ball %
Ground Ball %

Hitting

Pitching

Pitch Scores

Pitching Velos

Game Performance

2023
10 Yard Dash
1.73
30 Yard Dash
4.11
60 Yard Dash
7.42
Top Speed (MPH)
FUTURE GAMES TRYOUT: SoCal
Jun 3, 2023
Swift
1.73
10-yd
4.11
30-yd
7.42
60-yd
18.5
Run speed (max)

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Pitch Ai

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Comments

3/18/25

After going down early, Laffitte played a big part in sparking the Harvard-Westlake offense. In his first two at bats, he produced solid contact with a line drive single and a ground out. In those at bats, he displayed his ability to hit the ball hard the other way. However, it was his last two at bats that stood out the most to me. Although they weren’t the hardest hit balls, he was able to get back to back singles with two strikes. As his team was trying to claw back from an 8 run deficit, they needed base runners and Laffitte provided. In his last at bat especially, he went down to 2 strikes as a runner was in scoring position with himself being the tying run. He was able to battle against Sierra Canyon’s closer and get an RBI single with a humpback line drive the other way. The gritty approach and selflessness to work to get on base for your team is something that will transfer over at the next level and elevate his game.

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