.@BrewsterCaps highest exit velos from last nights game vs YD (8/3): Brody Donay (@GatorsBB) - 103.8 MPH Double Brody Donay - 99.8 MPH Home Run Brody Donay - 99.4 MPH Single Drew Faurot (@FSUBaseball) - 97.9 MPH Single Colby Shelton (@GatorsBB) - 96.7 MPH Double @codball

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CCBL catching framing leaders in strikes called on balls outside of the zone through 8/2: Jacob Jarrell @ClemsonBaseball 78 Charlie Saum @StanfordBSB 76 Jay Grant @DBU_Baseball 75 Ryder Helfrick @RazorbackBSB 74 Karson Bowen @TCU_Baseball 70 @codball

.@BrewsterCaps exit velocity leaders from last nights game against Falmouth (8/2): JD Rogers (@VandyBoys) - 102.0 MPH (Single) Nick Dumesnil (@CBUbaseball) - 100.5 MPH (Double) Ryder Helfrick (@RazorbackBSB) - 98.2 MPH (League leading 11th HR) @codball

Boston Flannery has progressively looked better by appearance in the CCBL. In this outing on July 29 he attacked the strike zone (66.7% first pitch strikes) and produced weak contact at only 71.8 MPH on balls in play. Fastball was up to 93 and a good splitter to go with it.

🦹🏻‍♂️ Dr. Doomey 🧪 @NickDumesnil dominated the month of July with 9 XBH and 12 SB; showcasing all 5-tools. The ‘25 eligible @CBUbaseball phenom is likely a 1st-round pick next summer 🚀 📊: @bcanalytics_ (data powered by TrackMan)

Lowest and highest launch angles of home runs hit in the CCBL through 7/24, with exit velo and distance: John Bay (@GovsBSB) - 47.1° , 95.1 MPH / 355 ft JD Rogers (@VandyBoys) - 16.7° , 104.5 MPH / 399 ft @codball

Longest ball in play distances in the CCBL through 7/24: Daniel Cuvet (@CanesBaseball) 477.6 ft Yohann Dessureault (@StetsonBaseball) 458.1 ft Daniel Cuvet (@CanesBaseball) 454.2 ft Tristan Bissetta (@ClemsonBaseball) 443.3 ft Brody Donay (@GatorsBB) 441 ft @codball

Highest exit velos in the @OfficialCCBL through 7/24: Brody Donay (@GatorsBB) - 110.4 MPH Tristan Gray (@FresnoStateBSB) - 108.9 MPH Tristan Bissetta (@ClemsonBaseball) - 108.7 MPH Ethan Petry (@GamecockBasebll) - 108.6 MPH Brandon Compton (@ASU_Baseball) - 107.9 MPH @codball

xFIP does a solid job predicting FIP. CCBL players with biggest difference between FIP - xFIP, meaning their FIP might be inflated due to some bad luck or other factors (min 10 IP): Jacob Weaver 4.06 Olin Johnson 3.67 Nolan Sparks 3.00 Kade Brown 2.98 Andrew Evans 2.55 @codball

CCBL whiff rate and pitch velocity of both fastballs and breaking balls in relation to whiffs. Every point being a pitch thrown and whether it was a whiff or not: @codball

CCBL highest exit velo by pitch through 7/23 (min 20 FB in play/10 all others in play): FB, Ethan Petry (@GamecockBasebll) - 92.5 MPH SL, Ethan Petry (@GamecockBasebll) - 95.2 MPH CH, Ike Irish (@AuburnBaseball) - 88.3 MPH CU, Triston Gray (@FresnoStateBSB) - 86.7 MPH @codball

Jake Clemente (@GatorsBB) from the @BrewsterCaps got the starting nod for the CCBL All-Star game. He holds a 1.93 ERA in 18.2 IP, 21 Ks, and a 0.96 WHIP. Compared to all pitchers (min. 50 pitches) his FB plays well with a good SL and CH leading to high chase percentile. @codball

Chart of every ball in play in the CCBL this year with red being HRs and blue being all other results. Showing the optimal range of exit speeds and launch angles for HRs so far this season. Next slide shows just the HRs to give a better idea of the ranges and patterns. @codball

🌟 ASG Clemente 🌟 ‘Caps ace, Jake Clemente, earned a trip to the ASG after an outstanding start on 7/17 — notching him POTW honors this past week. The @GatorsBB righty is the 50th ranked college prospect in 2025 (per @d1baseball) 📊: @bcanalytics_ (data powered by TrackMan)

Total base counts for current players on rosters by school also go as follows: Arkansas - 173 Vanderbilt - 132 Stetson - 92 Clemson - 78 Louisville - 76 Florida - 68 Oregon St - 64