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Clicking Here 9.19.15 Etobicoke Rangers Scout Day Statistics # First Name Last Name Class Pri Sec B/T High School Ht Wt Pop Low Pop High INF Velo OF Velo C Velo 60-yard Exit Velo FB low FB high CB low CB high CH low CH high 1 Andrew Giorno 2018 RHP OF R/R St. Michael's College 5'9 150 78 7.93 73 75 77 62 63 69 70 2 Ryan O'Halloran 2017 SS OF R/R St. Martin Secondary School 5'11 135 77 80 7.31 75 3 Phillip Kolanowski 2017 2B OF L/R Malvern C. I. 5'6 125 69 72 7.93 70 4 Andrew Ciuffreda 2016 OF 1B L/L St. Ignatius of Loyola 5'8 168 73 81 7.04 81 12 Max Mancini 2017 OF RHP S/R Sacred Heart 5'7 150 85 7.70 77 77 79 66 68 66 69 13 James Graham 2016 LHP L/L Royal St. Georges College 5'10 165 73 75 66 68 67 70 14 Kai Harris 2017 OF RHP R/R Richview Collegiate Institute 5'11 150 85 6.60 77 15 Uthman Ali 2016 LHP OF L/L Weston Collegiate Institute 5'10 170 74 76 59 62 66 67 16 Dustin Plant 2017 LHP R/L Richmond Hill HS 5'8 155 70 71 61 62 65 66 17 Dylan Johnson 2018 C 2B R/R St. Michaels College School 5'10 130 2.37 2.47 64 8.31 68 18 Nicholas Follett 2016 2B SS R/R Bishop Allen Academy 5'10 185 77 7.12 86 19 Kyle Maves 2017 2B C L/R Corpus Christi Catholic 5'8 150 2.22 2.25 76 67 7.14 76 20 Michael Deluca 2017 2B OF R/R Bill Crothers Secondary School 5'9 160 75 77 7.23 76 21 Braden Taylor 2018 RHP SS R/R Leaside 5'9 155 76 8.30 74 76 79 63 65 71 72 22 Sam Taylor 2019 OF RHP R/R Richview C.I. 5'7 140 71 7.53 73 24 Erik Johnson 2019 OF R/R St. Michaels College School 5'8 150 64 7.01 80 25 George Cuthbert 2019 C 1B L/R Richview Collegiate Institute 6'0 175 2.35 2.41 65 8.12 71 26 Nathan Zimmerman 2017 RHP R/R Waterdown District Highschool 5'11 155 76 77 66 67 71 72 27 Harshan Sahota 2017 RHP R/R John Fraser Secondary 6'1 135 73 74 61 62 65 67 28 Bradley Ing 2019 RHP 2B R/R Father John Redmond 5'10 145 75 8.31 68 30 Robert Magee 2019 OF LHP L/L Michael Power St Joseph 5'11 149 64 7.51 72 35 Noah Case 2019 3B RHP R/R Richview CI 5'8 160 74 7.97 81 41 Rajan Uppal 2016 SS 2B R/R Bill Crothers Secondary 5'8 150 72 7.01 73 52 Christopher Wyslobocki 2017 RHP OF R/R Etobicoke Collegiate Institute 6'1 168 77 78 56 58 66 67 53 Christopher Parsons 2017 RHP 3B R/R Richview Collegiate Institute 6'4 175 73 7.88 83 76 78 62 63 65 66 54 Parker Miccuci 2018 1B R/R Christ the King 6'2 220 8.44 70 55 Cameron Deasy 2017 RHP R/R St. Thomas Aquinas 6'2 200 69 7.65 83 78 80 63 64 70 72 56 Rory Pollard 2016 RHP 1B R/R St. Thomas Aquinas 6'4 200 75 77 67 68 66 68 57 Aidan Dupuis 2017 RHP OF R/R Etobicoke Collegiate Institute 6'2 165 73 75 66 68 66 68 58 Stephen Phillips 2015 RHP 3B R/R Emily Carr 6'3 180 65 8.66 76 71 73 61 62 59 61 59 Ryan Fiotakis 2017 3B RHP R/R Hillfield Strathallan College 6'2 155 69 7.57 79 69 71 56 59 64 67 60 Will Tilley 2017 RHP 3B R/R Uxbridge SS 6'1 160 73 74 65 66 67 68 62 Cipriano Primicias 2016 C R/R Michael Power St. Joseph Catholic 6'2 200 2.08 2.12 74 83 66 Benjamin McKeon 2017 OF 2B R/R Bishop Allen Academy 6'0 160 75 78 7.20 78 68 Cameron Dyck 2017 3B RHP L/R Abbey Park 6'0 172 81 7.22 78 80 81 66 67 69 70 69 Julian Tymochko 2016 1B RHP R/R Bishop Allen Academy 6'0 185 71 7.78 80 75 76 64 65 67 68 71 Eric Thrower 2016 OF RHP R/R Richview Collegiate 6'0 170 83 6.82 81 78 79 60 62 66 68 72 Ethan Diamandas 2017 C OF L/R St. Thomas Aquinas 6'0 175 2.07 2.16 75 7.44 68 73 Brian Mckenna 2017 1B C R/R Lorne Park Secondary 5'11 190 2.22 2.34 64 69 8.19 81 74 Hunter Bisser 2016 OF C R/R Monsignor Percy Johnson 6'0 173 2.16 2.19 79 76 7.44 81 77 Liam McDonald 2018 LHP 1B R/L Humberside Collegiate 6'4 191 55 8.12 59 99 Brian Bowman 2018 LHP OF R/L Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School 5'10 175 67 7.94 67 72 73 68 69 68 69 9.19.15 Etobicoke Rangers Scout Day Statistics.
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