Tenleigh Bockhop

Base Info

Name:
Tenleigh Bockhop
Class:
2028
Committed:
No
Positions:
RHP, MIF, UT
Height:
5-6
Weight:
130
Bats:
R
Throws:
R
GPA:
4.0
Major:
Business/Marketing
High School:
Mineral Point
Club Team:
Iowa Premier National 16U (#25)
Hometown:
Mineral Point, WI
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Game Highlights Video

Stats

SOPHOMORE: 21-2 record, 0.85 ERA, 216 K, 25 BB in 140 IP; Hitting – .349 BA SKILLS: 62 mph fastball (1,357 RPM), 41 mph changeup, 3.01 20-yard dash, 0.13 average seconds to contact, 7-6 broad jump FRESHMAN: 1.58 ERA, 0.81 WHIP, 127 K, 15 BB in 93 IP, .179 BAA CLUB: .352 BA, .472 OBP, .880 OPS, 25 hits

Athletic honors

2026 CLUB 16U MVP Pitcher and Team Champions at PG Winter Warmup 2nd place at Battle of the Borders   SOPHOMORE State D4 Player of the Year 1st-Team All-State Named to MaxPreps Small Town All-America Team Conference Pitcher of the Year WIAA Division 4 State Champions (Complete-game shutout with 10 K in title game) 14 K in State Semifinal victory 1st-Team All-District 1st-Team All-Conference   FRESHMAN 2nd-Team All-State ACE Pitcher of the Year 1st-Team All-District 1st-Team All-Conference WIAA State Championship qualifier   2024-25 CLUB 1st place at Uncle Charlie’s Red, White & Boom (16U) 1st place at Summer School Classic (18U) All-Tournament Team and team made semifinals at Labor Day Challenge (Deforest, WI) 1st place at PG Elite Illinois Scouting Showcase   PREP SOFTBALL 2028 Player to Watch (2025) 2022, 2023 & 2024 SWCL Summer Rec. Champions 2024 Spiderz Invite Champions (WI Bandits) 2024 MLK Championship (WI Bandits)

Evaluations

5-foot-6, 130 pounds. 2028 RHP/MIF/UT. Bats R. Throws R. Many pitches with similar velocities to keep hitters off-balance, with her changeup (44 mph, hits outside corners and moves around the zone, accurate and strikeout pitch) being best pitch. Very accurate and hits corners. Averages 6-8 strikeouts a game, but also forces ground balls and pop-ups. 62 mph fastball with great spin (1,357 rpm on 2-seam). 56-57 mph dropball with LATE drop. Hits top corners with riseball (working on getting it to jump more). Working on increasing velocity. At the plate, has a quick swing and can drive on inside pitches (0.13 on contact, 19.0 hand speed, 17.8 rotational acceleration, 67 mph exit, 53.8 mph bat speed, 79% on-plane efficiency). Singles/extra-base hits and gap-to-gap hitter. Good eye. Has speed (3.01 20-yard dash) to bunt for hits. Working on strength to generate more power. At 2B, has a good glove with quick hands and a quick release with a side-arm throw (55 mph infield; 58 mph outfield). Smart player. Hard-working. Attends performance facility, lifts weights at home, has 2 cages in a shed at home that hits in almost every day. Self-motivated. Team player. Coachable (takes advice well, listens, observes). Excellent student (4.0 GPA). — Jason Lauren, ScoutU Scout, 414-303-7607 (cell), Jason@ScoutU.com   Tenleigh is an absolute delight to coach, and any program would be lucky to have such a hardworking, positive, and naturally talented athlete. Her talents are extremely versatile and can contribute almost anywhere on the softball field. She will confidently pitch, play infield, hit powerfully & situationally, bunt, and run the bases with intelligence and speed. Her success on the field comes from a rare combination of relentless motivation and natural athleticism. Her change-up disrupts even the best batters, her two-seam fastball is well placed and moves naturally, and with the right warmup, her riseball can be highly effective. Defensively, Tenleigh is impressive at 2B, leading the right side of the infield with strong softball instincts and consistently dependable fielding. Very few balls get past her, and she plays with high-level awareness. She consistently makes hard and accurate throws and is quick to adjust misthrows. Her glovework is smooth and allows her to make efficient transitions.   On offense, Tenleigh is a disciplined and adaptable hitter. Tenleigh hits consistently up the middle while also being able to drop a bunt when needed. Her speed allows for a heightened OBP and allows her to collect extra bases on hard hits. While Tenleigh already possesses natural power in her swing, she has untapped potential in her lower half. With further refinement, she will unlock even greater hitting power and consistency.   Tenleigh’s strengths lie not only in her athletic ability but also in her outstandingly positive attitude. Like any competitive athlete, she holds herself to high standards, but what sets her apart is how she channels setbacks into motivation. She clearly uses mistakes as opportunities to learn and immediately puts in the work to improve. She plays the game with a smile and is never afraid to fail. Whenever a teammate is down or lacking confidence, Tenleigh is the quickest to be the loudest motivator when someone needs a boost. Above all, Tenleigh plays with gratitude – for her opportunities, her teammates and the game itself. Her attitude, work ethic and skill set make her an invaluable addition to any team. — Ellie Rademacher, Wisconsin Stingrays Coach

Message from Tenleigh

My name is Tenleigh Bockhop, and I am a 2028 grad from Mineral Point High School (WI). I am a right-handed pitcher (62 mph), but I also play infield/utility. During my sophomore season, we won the WIAA Division 4 State Tournament title and I won State D4 Player of the Year (21-2, 0.85 ERA, 216 K, 25 BB, 140 IP). I also was named to the MaxPreps Small Town All-America Team. I’m 5-foot-6 and weigh 130 pounds. In the classroom, I hold a 4.0 GPA and I’m interested in a Business/Marketing major. My softball journey started before I could even spell the word. Growing up, softball wasn’t just a game – it was a family tradition. My mom and aunts were all pitchers who owned the circle in high school and even took their talents to the college level. From the first time I stepped on the field, I knew I loved the game. Softball isn’t just a sport for me – it’s my passion.   As a travel ball player and a member of the Mineral Point H.S. team, I put in countless hours working on my pitching, fielding and hitting. I hit and pitch 4-5 times per week. I also weight lift and attend Total Athlete Performance (TAP) twice per week. My dad and I set up a cage in our shed for me to practice at home. I’ve decorated the walls with posters and signs of inspirational quotes, my goals and aspirations. It’s my favorite space, second to the softball field.   I have dyslexia, and it has taught me how to adapt, problem-solve, and advocate for myself. These skills have been a big part of my success in both school and sports. I’ve maintained a 4.0 GPA from middle school through high school, and I’m determined to keep working hard and maintain my High Honor status. Dyslexia has also given me strong visual skills and spatial awareness, which provides an edge on the field. These abilities help me read plays, react quickly and make smart decisions. As the pitcher, I know how to lead by staying calm and focused, but I’ve also learned to trust my teammates and rely on them to do their part. This has helped me build leadership and teamwork skills, like communicating and keeping everyone positive.   Our community is really supportive of athletics, and I enjoy getting involved with the youth. I love umpiring softball games and sharing tips with the little girls to help them grow and love the game like I do.   My dream is to play college softball. I’m excited for an opportunity to join a new team, represent a school, and continue playing the sport I love while earning my education. I know college softball will bring its own challenges and opportunities, and it excites me! Thank you for taking the time to read about me.

Academics and other activities

GPA: 4.0 High School Enrollment: 245 Academic Achievements: Sophomore Student of the Year, School Coffee Shop general manager, High Honor Roll (freshman), D.A.R.E. Awards, Homecoming Representative (freshman) Other Sports: Volleyball Extracurricular Activities: Student Council, Book Club, Spanish Club, FBLA, Skills USA, Leadership, Mineral Point Media Community Service: Youth softball umpire and coach helper

Schedules

2026 SUMMER (WISCONSIN STINGRAYS 16U BLUE) June 18-21: Scenic City Showcase (Chattanooga, TN) July 1-5: Great Lakes Firecracker (Westfield, IN) July 8-12: LP4U Stars & Stripes (Peoria, IL) July 16-19: Top Gun Midwest Championship (Peoria, IL) July 21-26: Alliance Open Nationals (Chattanooga, TN)