Aubree Itzen

5-foot-8, 145 pounds. CF/RF. R/R. Excellent athlete (also plays basketball and volleyball). Very quick swing with fast hands and uses legs to generate power (78 mph exit, 66.5 mph bat speed, 21.3 mph hand speed). Made All-Conference as both a sophomore and freshman, including being named unanimous 1st-Team All-Conference as a freshman in a D1 conference. Middle-of-the-order hitter who drives in runs with power potential. More of a pull-hitter, so working on hitting outside pitches the opposite way more consistently. Strong (94 lbs. left hand grip strength; 91 lbs. right). In the OF, has a good arm (64 mph run & gun, 61 mph OF), can throw from deep OF to home on the fly), tracks balls well with a good first step and isn’t afraid to dive. Good speed (2.98 20-yard dash). Strong work ethic (lifts weights, gets hitting lessons, hits in her home garage, gets in hitting and fielding work in the field across the street from her hous). Very good student (3.75 GPA).
— Jason Lauren, ScoutU Scout, 414-303-7607 (cell), Jason@ScoutU.com
 
I have known Aubree for about 8 years, as she’s played for the Plover Fastpitch since she was 9. She is a very dedicated player and works hard to be the best she can be. She is energetic, dynamic and a pleasure to be around and to coach. We are on a great summer schedule that takes us around the Midwest to play softball. We are very successful, and Aubree is a major part of our success. She’s one of the best outfielders we have in our program. She is a clutch performer who comes through time and time again when you need her. Aubree is just a very gifted athlete. Her strengths include how she’s an excellent hitter – especially in clutch situations. She has excellent outfield skills with a good arm.
 
As a person, Aubree is even better than I have described above. She is dedicated, motivated, has the ability to make her teammates better, and she always does it with a smile. Aubree would be an asset to any program or organization that she wants to be a part of. Aubree is what a student-athletes should be – smart and hardworking. I hope you consider Aubree for any scholarship or position with your school.
— Steve Mancl, Plover Fastpitch