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Westfield Warriors 14U vs. Fairfax Stars 14U 📅 USSSA Blue Ridge Showcase 📍 Leesburg, VA · Field 2 ⏲ Sat 9:00 AM
01_team_overview.md

Opponent: Fairfax Stars 14U

Season Record
18–6
USSSA + Perfect Game
Team Batting Avg
.312
Top 15% in region
Team OPS
.821
Strong on-base threats
Runs / Game
6.4
Avg across 24 games
Staff ERA
3.21
2 primary starters
WHIP
1.18
Limited base-on-balls
📋 Scout Summary

Fairfax Stars are a disciplined, contact-oriented team. They rarely beat themselves — low strikeout rate, low error rate defensively. Their offense peaks in innings 2–4; they tend to load up early and challenge pitch counts. Their weakness is high-leverage situations: team BA drops to .241 with runners in scoring position and 2 outs.

02_pitcher_analysis.md
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Starting Pitcher: #14 Ethan Holloway (RHP)

Fastball Velo
72–76 mph
Sits 74, tops 76
Season ERA
2.84
6 starts this season
K/9
7.2
Above average for 14U
🎼 Pitch Mix (% usage)
4-Seam Fastball
58%
Curveball
24%
Changeup
18%
⚠ Exploit Zone

Changeup hangs belt-high to arm side when he's behind in count (2-0, 3-1). Batters 5+ are 6 for 9 on these pitches this season.

⚠ Velocity Drop

Fastball drops 3–4 mph after 55 pitches. Walk rate doubles and first-pitch strike% falls from 67% to 48% past that mark.

▶ Tendency

Heavy first-pitch fastball away vs. RHH (78% first pitch). Sit on it early — he rarely challenges inside until behind in count.

▶ Curveball Tell

Glove drops slightly before curveball release. Batter pick-up rate from dugout film shows experienced hitters adjusting by inning 2.

03_lineup_breakdown.md
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Top Hitters to Watch

#3

Marcus Webb — 3B / Cleanup Hitter

Switch-hitter with above-average bat speed. Pulls hard to the left side from the right side. Gap-to-gap approach from the left side. Pitcher's nightmare in the 3-hole — sees a lot of pitches and rarely chases out of the zone (8.3% chase rate).

⚠ High Threat
.381 Avg .491 OBP
#7

Derek Nguyen — SS / 2-Hole

Classic contact hitter. Bats from the left side, consistently makes contact to the right side and center. Dangerous situational hitter — hits .355 with runners on base. Tends to go the other way when jammed; stay away from him with soft stuff inner half.

▶ Medium Threat
.344 Avg .412 OBP
#11

Jordan Kim — 1B / 5-Hole

Pure power bat. Right-handed, pulls hard. Struggles with elevated fastballs — K's on hard stuff up and away consistently. Exploitable with high heat — 14 Ks in last 9 games, all on fastballs above the letters.

✓ Exploitable
.298 Avg 4 HR Power
✓ Lineup Vulnerability

Batters 7–9 combined for a .203 BA and 22 Ks in last 6 games. This is where innings die. If you can flip the lineup order by the 4th, you're attacking their bottom third.

04_defensive_tendencies.md
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Defensive Tendencies

→ Infield Alignment

Standard depth at 3B and SS. 3B plays shallow — susceptible to hard bunt in 1st inning before he reads your lineup. Execute early.

↕ OF Positioning

LF plays shallow and shaded toward CF. Hard pull gap shots toward left-center are underguarded. Encourage pull-side hitters to attack the gap.

✍ Catcher Arm

Catcher pop time averages 2.08s to 2B. Above average. Running should be situational — best opportunity is on first movement reads, not straight steals.

⚠ Error Pattern

7 of 9 errors this season came from SS on throws in the hole. Push hard ground balls to the right side if you have speed at 1B.

🔨 Double Play Speed

Middle infield turns 4-6-3 at 4.3s average — slightly slow. Runners with good first-step instincts may be safe on close grounders.

💣 Outfield Arms

RF arm is below average — 3 extra bases allowed on balls to right side this month. Tag on shallow fly balls to right; go first to third aggressively.

05_game_plan.md
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Game Plan Recommendations

1

Work Holloway's pitch count hard in innings 1–3

He's most effective in the first 50 pitches. Force him into deep counts early. Foul off changeups, lay off first-pitch curveballs. Goal: 20+ pitches per inning through 3 innings to expose his velocity drop by inning 4.

2

Attack #11 Kim with elevated fastballs — every at-bat

14 strikeouts on high heat in his last 9 games. Do not throw him anything below the belt. Hard fastball at the letters or above; he'll expand and chase. Don't give him anything to pull.

3

Run in innings 3–5 against their catcher — first-movement reads only

2.08s pop time is above average — don't run blind. But on first-movement reads (pitcher balance point to plate), your runners have a lane. Stage your fastest players in innings 3 and 5 when leveraged scoring situations arise.

4

Exploit RF arm — go first to third on every ball to right

Their right fielder has the weakest arm in the outfield. With less than 2 outs, any base hit to right should be a first-to-third situation. Aggressive baserunning here is essentially free offense.

5

Attack the bottom third (7–9) with off-speed in the zone

Their 7–9 hitters chase breaking balls low and away. Don't waste pitches — throw them stuff they'll swing at but can't drive. Combined strikeout rate in this part of the order is 38% this season.

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