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Noah Skirrow

RHP Noah Skirrow

Hometown: Stoney Creek, Ont. 

B-T: R-R. 

Ht: 6’ 3”, Wt: 210 lbs. 

Teams: Tristate Arsenal 18U Prime/Great Lakes Canadians/C-Liberty University  

Previous teams: Ontario Blue Jays, Texas Orange.  

Coaches: Jerry Pena, Adam Stern, Mike Steed.

On other lists: Listed 13th best high schooler in Canada by Baseball America ... Ranked 379th on Perfect Game's top 500 high school list (05/05/17), down 11 spots ... Listed 368th on Perfect Game top 500 HS list (4/3/17), down 23 spots ... Ranked 345th on Perfect Game's top 500 HSers (02/02/17) ... Listed 341 on PG’s top 500 HSers (11/7/16) ... Ranked 111th among RHP HSers (11/7/16) ... Ranked 387th out of top 500 HSer in North America (8/29/16) ... Listed 121st among RHPs in North America (8/29/16) ... Ranked 317th on Perfect Game’s top 500 (7/03/16) ... 2015 Ranked second at the Northeast Top Prospect Showcase, 

What they are saying: Pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot with good extension out front. Showed good command of his pitches with good depth and late break to his curveball. 

2016 season _ At Cedar Rapids Pre-draft PG Showcase: Was 89-91 MPH, slider at 79 ... PBR Showcase: 91 MPH at Scarborough ... At Jupiter Perfect Game World Wood Bat: Averaged 86 MPH, hit 91 ... Pitched 6 2/3 innings to edge FTB Mizuno 2-1 allowing seven hits, walking one and one unearned run. He threw 105 pitches (74 for strikes). Fastball was clocked at 89.7 ... Clocked at 90 MPH plus allowing one run on one hit in his 2 1/3 innings, throwing 45 pitches (30 for strikes) against Upstate Mavericks ,,, In all worked nine innings allowing eight hits and a walk, while fanning 14 ... Tournament 12: Pitched 12 scoreless innings for Ontario Black ... At National Showcase: Worked in the 86-89 mph range, bumping a 90 over his two innings. In addition to the fastball, Skirrow was able to miss barrels with his changeup in the low-80s featuring late fading life away from lefthanded hitters. 

2015 season _ At Jupiter World Wood Bat: Pitched five innings allowing two earned runs on three hits and five walks, fanning seven in win against Palm Beach Select ... At PG Northeast: Topped out at 86mph on his fastball with curveball at 69mph and his slider at 76mph and changeup at 79mph. 

2014 season _ At Jupiter: Pitched seven innings with eight strikeouts, with zero earned runs. His fastball topped out at 82 mph in Ontario Blue Jays 6-1 win over SEB 16U Black.  

Honors 2017 _ Rawlings-Perfect Game Preseason All-American, All-Region Teams Canada/Puerto Rico Region ... 2016 _ PG Underclass All Americans/All Regions ... Underclass High Honorable Mention ... High Honorable Mention ... All Tournament Team 17U WWBA National Championship ... All Tournament Team 17U BCS Finals ... All Tournament Team WWBA World Championship ... 2015 _ All Tournament Team WWBA World Championship ... Top Prospect List NE Top Showcase ,,, Top 10 Fastball (second of 10) at Northeast Top Prospect Showcase ... Top 10 Exit Velocity (fifth of 10) at Pitcher Catcher Indoor Showcase ... Top 10 Zepp Time to Impact (First of 10) National Underclass West Showcase ... 2014 _ All Tournament Team 16u WWBA National Championship. 


  
Perfect Game Scouting Report 2016: Skirrow has a larger frame with some height at 6-foot-3, 210-pounds. The Liberty commit has a longer arm circle that was pretty rigid throughout the delivery. From the three-quarters slot he has a slight crossfire element to his landing and flashed some command on the arm side of the pate. Skirrow attacked with his fastball that sat in the upper-80s, topped out at 91 mph, early on. He missed with the pitch at times when he would overthrow and pull it off to the glove side, but used the pitch to get ahead and to get out of jams. Skirrow showed a curveball in the mid-70s with some depth and showed a feel to spin it. The curveball had a traditional 12-to-6 shape but he was able to spin it tighter at times for a more slider-like break with two strikes.

Skirrow makes Jupiter’s all-tourney team
 

Impressing at Perfect Game Northeast