Third baseman and catcher · Fairfield Prep, Army commit
Jack Nolan
Become an infielder a Division I program would commit to.
Outcome
A 95.2 mph exit velocity, an 86 mph infield arm, and a commitment to Army.
- Exit velocity
- 95.2mph
- Infield arm
- 86mph
- Fastball
- 86mph
Where it started.
A Fairfield Prep freshman when he came to ATP in September 2023.
What they wanted
To be a corner infielder a Division I program would want, with the arm to catch.
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
Strength into the bat and the arm on a compact frame. Prep Baseball Report's February 2026 note: a 5-11, 200 lb corner infielder with soft hands, a flat swing path and a 95 mph exit velocity.
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 rotational power
Priority 2: Arm strength for third base and behind the plate
Priority 3: Recovery across a catcher's workload
What changed.
2023 to 2026
- 0195.2 mph exit velocity (Prep Baseball Report New England ProCase, February 2026)
- 0286 mph infield arm (Prep Baseball Report Future Games, July 2025) and an 86 mph fastball (March 2026)
- 0382.5 mph bat speed (June 2024) and a 7.40 sixty (February 2026)
- 04Committed to Army
On the record
- 2024-06-18Prep Baseball Report New England Top Prospect Games82.5 mph bat speedPrep Baseball Report
- 2024-10-27Prep Baseball Report Fall Top Prospect Games22.1 mph hand speedPrep Baseball Report
- 2025-07-23Prep Baseball Report Future Games86 mph infield armPrep Baseball Report
- 2025-11-07Committed to ArmyPrep Baseball Report
- 2026-02-07Prep Baseball Report New England ProCase95.2 mph exit velocity; 7.40 sixty; 5-11, 200 lbPrep Baseball Report
- 2026-03-27Prep Baseball Report fastball reading86 mph maxPrep Baseball Report
Now
NowFairfield Prep senior, class of 2027. Committed to Army. Trains at ATP.
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