Pitcher and outfielder · Darien High School, Army commit
Devin Montesano
Become a two-way player a Division I program would commit to.
Outcome
A 98.4 mph exit velocity, an 88 mph fastball, and a commitment to Army.
- Exit velocity
- 98.4mph
- Fastball
- 88mph
- Outfield arm
- 86mph
Where it started.
A Darien freshman when he came to ATP in August 2023.
What they wanted
To be a pitcher and an outfielder a Division I program would want.
What ATP saw.
ATP evaluated 3 of the seven domains for this case. The lit circles are where the history sent us. Tap any circle to see what ATP looks at there.
Working diagnosis
A two-way athlete developed on consistency: the frame grew to 6-2, 200 lb and the readings followed.
Capacity · Skill · RecoveryTap a circle to see what ATP looks at there.
In order.
What came first, and what came after.
Priority 1: Strength and bodyweight on a growing frame
Priority 2: Power into the bat and the arm
Priority 3: Two-way workload and recovery
What changed.
2023 to 2026
- 0198.4 mph max exit velocity (Prep Baseball Report, June 2025) and 88.1 mph average (February 2026)
- 0288 mph fastball (July 2026), 86 mph outfield arm (March 2025), 7.41 sixty (February 2026)
- 036-2, 200 lb
- 04Committed to Army
On the record
- 2023-08-12First Prep Baseball Report readings85.3 mph bat speed, 25.6 mph hand speedPrep Baseball Report
- 2025-03-08Outfield velocity86 mphPrep Baseball Report
- 2025-06-18Exit velocity98.4 mph maxPrep Baseball Report
- 2026-02-28Sixty-yard dash and average exit velocity7.41 s; 88.1 mphPrep Baseball Report
- 2026-07-07Committed to ArmyPrep Baseball Report
- 2026-07-15Fastball88 mph max, 85 to 88 rangePrep Baseball Report
Now
NowDarien High School senior, class of 2027. Committed to Army.
Find what’s limiting you.
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