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Home > Baseball Recruiting > Texas > Houston, TX > Summer Creek High School > Andre Duplantier

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Andre Duplantier '19 Recruiting Profile

Summer Creek High SchoolHouston, TXBaseball

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ClubMarucci Elite (TX)

Height6'2"

Weight185lbs

Age25

Primary PositionRHP

Secondary PositionShortstop

Dominant HandRight

Top Fastball Velocity87

Consistent Fastball Velocity84

Consistent Changeup Velocity75

Consistent Breaking Ball Velocity72

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Personal Statement

Hello - My name is Andre Duplantier II. You will find that I am dedicated to achieving my goals. This is in all fields; life, academics, and athletically. I pride myself on being a gentleman in every aspect of my life. I allow my actions to speak for themselves and lead in the manner as well. I continue to work on my craft and look forward to continuing my development for this great game of baseball.

Athletics

High School Information

Years w/ Varsity
1 year
Varsity Starter
1 year
2015 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #3
Individual Awards
Silver Slugger Award, 1st Team All-Conference

Club Information

Seasons of Club Experience
1 season
2015 Marucci Elite (TX) (Class of 2019 )

Coach References

Club Coach
Kevin Witt
Club Coach
Chip Ambres
Club Coach
Chris Schultea
High School Head Coach
D.J. Wilson

Events

Camp/Event
WWBA 15U Perfect Game
7/16/16 to 9/22/16
To open day one of the 15u WWBA National Championship, several talented uncommitted prospects took the field, most being seen for the first time by scouts and coaches alike. For Marucci Houston, the uncommitted Andre Duplantier (2019, Texas) took the bump and offered a projectable righthanded arm. Duplantier worked from a 6-foot-2, 175-pound pound frame with a short, compact arm action and a three-quarters arm slot. He did not use much of his lower half, with a short stride and landing slightly open down the mound. Duplantier showed impressive arm strength for his age working his fastball up to 85 mph and consistently working in the low-80s throughout his start. He worked to both sides of the plate and generated swings and misses off of the pitch with eight strikeouts in his 3 1/3 innings. For his age he showed impressive feel for a changeup at 75 mph with good late fade as shown in the video. With more repetition he’ll be able to get the pitch over for a strike and it’ll be a legit swing-and-miss weapon. He also showed a slow breaking curveball in the low-70s with some depth, but had trouble repeating his release point.