Future Stars Series Mississauga Tigers HPP Scout Day Recap

The New Balance Baseball Future Stars Series powered by Program 15 Sports headed north of the border recently, traveling up to Ontario, Canada to hold a Scout Day for the Mississauga Tigers HPP program.

Hosted exclusively for FSS Partner Programs, each player attending a Scout Day event receives a co-branded t-shirt, hat, and full Future Stars Series created scouting report written by a professional scout who has signed MLB players. These reports include the MLB 20-80 scale and a proprietary role prediction model developed by the Future Stars Series from thousands of games and scouted players. This model has been widely accepted by MLB clubs when making draft decisions. This includes many of the recent 33 players drafted or signed in the 2022 draft who have participated in previous New Balance Future Stars Series events.

Players attending their organization’s Scout Day will also be evaluated for selection to attend a New Balance Future Stars Series Underclass or National Combine, allowing them to bypass the normally required Regional Combine as they progress toward a potential invitation to the Fresh 50, Underclass Elite or Main Event signature events. The Main Event is hosted in an MLB stadium such as Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox home, and Citi Field, home of the New York Mets. This bypass step is only available to players that are part of one of our Partner Programs.

Below, find a graphic featuring the leaderboard from that day’s athletic testing:

10-Yard Dash

Jacob Berney, 1.76
Preston Schwarz, 1.76
Nathan Belle, 1.78
Aiden Neiley, 1.83
Aidan Asher, 1.88
Laurence Aurelio, 1.88

40-Yard Dash

Preston Schwarz, 4.54
David Stanley, 4.7
Aidan Hurley, 4.72
Nathan Belle, 4.77
Sebastian Sinisi, 4.8

60-Yard Dash

Preston Schwarz, 6.4
Nathan Belle, 6.63
Thomas Hange, 6.68
Elijah Williams, 6.84
Brayden Lee, 6.87

Broad Jump

Preston Schwarz, 9-8
Darren Lowe, 9-1
Samuel Ellis, 8-4
Oscar Leah, 8-4
Owen Newman, 8-2

Triple Broad Jump

Preston Schwarz, 28-4
Darren Lowe, 27-11
Nathan Belle, 27-10
Sean Bradley, 27-4
Brayden Lee, 27-0

Pro Agility

Dylan Duguay, 4.51
Owen Newman, 4.7
Elijah Williams, 4.71
Preston Schwarz, 4.77
Struan Cua, 4.77

Below, find social media coverage of the event — with more still to come on a variety of FSS platforms — from the event, spotlighting some of the top players and performances of the day.

Here is our President and CEO @_JeremyBooth recapping an incredible day with partner program @HppTigers in Ontario.@NB_Baseball @P15Sports #WeGotNow pic.twitter.com/tj3P1D3xxy

— New Balance 𝗙𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 (@ftrstarsseries) June 14, 2023

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Mike Ashmore

Mike Ashmore is a veteran baseball writer. Since 2003 he has covered multiple World Series and has worked high-profile events ranging from the MLB All-Star Game to the World Baseball Classic. In addition to his role working for Future Stars Series, the New Jersey native currently serves as the beat writer of the Double-A New York Yankees affiliate, the Somerset Patriots, as well as national hockey writer and New York Jets game day beat reporter for The Trentonian. Ashmore has worked six Super Bowls, ten Stanley Cup Finals, the NBA Playoffs, College Football Playoff National Championship Game, Frozen Four, Daytona 500, major UFC events and much more as he approaches 3,000 games covered in his career.

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