Benjamin Smet-Cooper '28 Recruiting Profile

Benjamin Smet-Cooper is a promising young baseball player from Kenosha, Wisconsin, currently in the Class of 2028. Standing 5 feet 11.5 inches tall and weighing around 200 pounds, he plays multiple positions, including third base (3B), first base (1B), and right-handed pitcher (RHP) for Westosha Central High School. citeturn0search2

As a left-handed hitter, Smet-Cooper has demonstrated significant power at the plate. At the Prep Baseball Report's Junior Future Games in July 2024, he recorded a maximum exit velocity of 90 mph, showcasing his ability to drive the ball to all fields. citeturn0search8

On the mound, he has shown considerable potential, with a fastball that has reached up to 81 mph and a curveball ranging from 65 to 69 mph. citeturn0search1 Notably, he threw a complete game no-hitter against Nebraska in 2022, striking out 13 batters and allowing no hits. citeturn0search5

Smet-Cooper's athleticism extends beyond baseball; he has also represented Wisconsin in the Little League World Series at age 12, with the games broadcast on ESPN. In 2023, he played with Team Midwest in the NTIS for Team USA and competed with Team Wisconsin at the PBR Junior Futures Game, where they secured a third-place finish. citeturn0search5

For a visual overview of his skills and performances, you can view his highlight videos on his YouTube channel. citeturn0search3

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