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Geoff Killen

# 1 / 2B

Bats:  Right          Throws:  Right              Height: 6’01"        Weight:  205

Born:  February  11th,  1983
High School:  Zion-Benton Township
College:   *
First Pro Contract:   Pink Panthers Men’s Softball Squad
WHAT? Acquisition:  Signed as a Free Agent,  Fall  2010
Team debut:  9-30-10  vs.  A.V.P. Squad  at SportsPark, B,  going  ( 2 for 4 , Run / RBI ).

YearGmsPAABRunsO.B.Hits2B3BHR'sRBI'sB.B.R.E.A.V.G.O.B.P.O.P.S.
2012 Stats3212011645716572177042.560.5921.686
Career883143071111791653743313277.537.5701.577
Playoffs31212466102700.500.5001.583
Tournaments37133131366257130114323.435.4661.252
Fall League624241011112031000.458.4581.375

Safely Reaching Base:

First Base Hit:   Thursday,  September  30th, 2010  vs.  A V P Squad,  gm. 1  at SportsPark, B’

First Double:   Tuesday,  May  31st, 2011  vs.  C T L Global Club,  gm. 1  at SportsPark, C’

First Triple:    Tuesday,  June  7th, 2011  vs.  Bubba’s Softball Squad,  gm. 1  at SportsPark, A’

First Home Run:   Thursday,  September  30th, 2010  vs.  A V P Squad,  gm. 2  at SportsPark, B’

Scouting Report

Hitting

Overall, one will walk away extremely impressed with Geoff Killen power potential and the type of contact he makes. The ball tends to jump off his bat. On fly balls, it seems his ball carries a little further than everybody else’s. He has excellent hand-eye coordination that allows him to consistently square upon pitches. That said, he’s still working to become a more patient, and a more disciplined hitter at the plate. His contact rate actually isn’t too much of a concern, but he needs to get that walk rate up.

Base-Running & Defense

No one will deny that Geoff Killen is a tremendous athlete with strong fundamentals and terrific instincts. He ranks among the game’s smartest players, and his intelligence shows on the bases. He makes good decisions and runs well with having exceptional speed. Killen is a plus middle infield defender with a very strong arm. He’s light on his feet, and possesses terrific footwork. He is, however, working on some of the intricacies of back-handling grounders up and through the middle of the field, where he’s still learning how to read the reactions of batted balls.

A w a r d s   &   H o n o r s