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Jeff Reiher

# 7 / RF

Bats:  Right          Throws:  Right              Height: 5’09"        Weight:  180

Full Name:   Jeffery William Reiher

Born:  November  14th,  1979
High School:  Waukegan Township
College:   University of Illinois
First Pro Contract:   WHAT?  Men’s  Softball  Organization
WHAT? Acquisition:  Signed as a Free Agent,  Spring  2000
Team debut:  5-16-00  vs.  Out Laws Softball  at.  Belvidere North  going  ( 1 for 3 , BB )

YearGmsPAABRunsO.B.Hits2B3BHR'sRBI'sB.B.R.E.A.V.G.O.B.P.O.P.S.
2001 Stats41110233100100.300.273.673
Career246761143527200853.443.522.998
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Fall League2488851951334101136.388.5801.038

Safely Reaching Base:

First Base Hit:   Tuesday,  May  16th, 2000  vs.  Out Laws Squad,   gm.1  at   Belvidere North

First Double:   Tuesday,  June 13th, 2000  vs.  Yellow Jackets Softball,  gm.1  at  Belvidere South

First Triple:    Thursday,  October  7th, 2004  vs.  B.R.P. Softball Squad,  gm.1  at  Belvidere South

First Home Run:   *

Scouting Report

Hitting

There is one reason why Jeff Reiher rates so highly as a prospect: his speed. Reiher has a lot of bat speed and gets terrific loft on his swing not so much where his bat enters and leaves the hitting zone quickly but enough to where he consistently puts the ball in the air, many of which are pop fly’s. But he has learned to make adjustments to get out of those funks. Reiher has quick enough hands to turn on any high deep pitches. But he does a solid job of covering the outer corner of the plate as well.

Base-Running & Defense

Jeff Reiher is an excellent base runner. He uses his good speed well, running with his head up to take advantage of advancement opportunities without running into outs. Defensively, Reiher is solid. Other utility players have modestly better range, but Reiher turns virtually every ball he touches into an out. He is extraordinarily focused and disciplined, and almost all of his throws hit other infielders squarely in the chest.