One important factor that you didn't mention is, what year are you in HS. My son missed his entire jr year with a shoulder injury. Scoped in Dec 03, physical rehab until May 04, light throwing started in May, BB season over in mid May. He did play 15 games in August with a summer team with maybe 25 AB. Started his Sr school yr in Sept 04 and went to his 1st showcase in November. The key for him was he was in his best condition ever. His re-hab and off season workout had put him in great shape. I couldn't tell you how many BP balls he hit leading up to this showcase, how many fly balls he took and his arm speed was at the top of his game. He was PREPARED! That was the key. He had a good showcase, the coaches loved the way he ran on and off the field, how he ran to each drill and position. His 60 time was pretty good,He was graded well for his arm speed and hit the ball pretty good. He had yet to play in a varsity baseball game but after the showcase we received interest from about 6 D111 schools and not one of them ask for his stats. Just to let you know 4 of the schools stayed in contact and wanted him to attend their college even before he played in his 1st HS varsity game in March. Don't worry about your stats but if you are still injured or your back is not responding by the June showcase you may not want to attend. The best advise I can give you is be sure you are getting proper treatment for your injury, be in shape, be prepared and Hustle, and good things will happen.
And by the way he will be attending and playing baseball at Hampden Sydney College in VA and pretty excited about it also.
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