Ryan Hagedorn absolutely dominated in the uncommitted championship games at the Nike Nationals, where I had him down for 10/15. Off the whistle, his hand speed is obvious, but what comes after that is what will keep him competitive at the next level. When he goes to pop the ball out after his clamp, he has great control of where he puts it in relation to where his opponents were stepping. If he does’t win the clamp, his shovel counter got him the win. His quickness shows up when he needs to outrun opponents to 50/50 groundballs and running away from pressure. His stick looked reliable and he was willing to use his off hand.