PGStaff posted:WESTCOASTPAPA,
Based on the information you gave, your son should be getting some attention. Maybe the lower division schools will wait, thinking he will be a DI recruit.
The hitting performance really stands out. The only question is what was the pitching like that he faced. Obviously DIs love to see kids hit against high level pitching. I mean if he had that same performance against 90+ pitching I would think every DI there would be salivating.
Sometimes hitters will have a long swing or approach that can own 80 mph pitching, but simply can't work when the pitching gets much better. Not saying this is the case, but 5 for 6 with two doubles, two home runs and a triple sure would amaze me. Even if the swing was long and the pitching was poor. Sure doesn't add up to no interest.
Hopefully you start hearing something soon. Wish you the best.
Thank you PG staff. For what it's worth, PG gave him a solid grade as a rising freshman (3 years ago) and indicated "interesting bat speed through the zone that projects well with physical development." Well, the physical development has arrived through maturity/weight training. For my son, PG events and showcases have been a positive piece to this whole recruiting puzzle.