2024
| Catcher | Right Handed Pitcher | Utility
WYATT WILSON
The Master's University
Santa Clarita, CA, NAIA
West Houston Thunder - Homeschool
Houston, TX
Allen Baseball Club
Houston, TX
5'11'' | 192 lbs GPA:
TOP ACHIEVEMENTS & STATS
- 2024 stats: 36 AB, 12 H, .375 BA, .474 OBP
- 2024 stats: 20.1 IP, 31K’s, 1.72 ERA
- 4-year starter homeschool world series
- 3 years Varsity letter
- 65 college credit hours
| Height | 5'11" | |
| Weight | 192 lbs | |
| Bats | Right | |
| Throws | Right | |
| Pop Time | 1.84 sec | |
| Fastball (Max) | 84 mph | |
| Fastball (Range) | 79-82 mph | |
| Best Pitch | Slider | |
| 2nd Best Pitch | Change Up | |
| 3rd Best Pitch | 4 Seam Fastball | |
| 4th Best Pitch | Curveball | |
| Infield Velo | 80 mph | |
| Hitting Exit Velo | 99 mph |
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Feb 22
to
Feb
24
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Rosehill Tournament
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10:00 am
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Feb 26
Mon
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WHT vs Heights
Memorial Ashford Little League (MALL) |
5:00 pm
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Feb 27
Tue
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WHT vs Logos Prep
Memorial Park |
7:30 pm
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Mar 07
Thu
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WHT vs Cypress Christian
Memorial Ashford Little League |
7:30 pm
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Mar 09
Sat
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100 Inning Game/Thunder Family Day
M.A.L.L. |
9:00 am
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Mar 12
Tue
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WHT vs First Baptist Pasadena
Memorial Park |
5:00 pm
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Mar 14
Thu
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WHT vs St. Francis Episcopal (Senior Night)
Memorial Ashford Little League |
7:30 pm
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Mar 19
Tue
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WHT @ First Baptist Pasadena
First Baptist Pasadena |
4:30 pm
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Mar 21
to
Mar
23
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D/FW Tournament
TBD |
11:43 pm
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Mar 25
Mon
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WHT vs Emery Weiner
Emery Weiner |
6:00 pm
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Mar 28
Thu
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WHT vs HCYA
Memorial Ashford Little League (MALL) |
7:30 pm
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Mar 29
Fri
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Double-Header vs Mansfield Knights
Covenant Christian |
8:00 am
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Apr 01
Mon
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WHT @ Northside Falcons
Carl Barton Jr Park |
7:15 pm
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Apr 10
Wed
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WHT @ Kinkaid
Kinkaid |
6:30 pm
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Apr 13
Sat
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WHT @ Covenant Christian
Covenant Christian |
3:00 pm
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Apr 16
Tue
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WHT vs. Lamar Highschool
Memorial Ashford Little League (MALL) |
7:30 pm
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Apr 17
Wed
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WHT @ St. John's
St. John's |
6:00 pm
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Apr 23
Tue
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Pending WHT @ HCYA
Lutheran South Academy |
7:00 pm
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Apr 29
to
May
04
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Homeschool World Series
Lake Myrtle Sports Complex |
9:00 am
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ATHLETE INFO
Email:
My Social Media
PARENT INFO
Parent 1
Name:
Christopher Wilson
Relationship:
Dad
Parent 2
Name:
Jessica Wilson
Relationship:
Mom
COACHES & REFERENCES
Name:
Aaron LaGorga
Title:
Head Coach of West Houston Thunder
Name:
Hayden Letts
Title:
Director of Dynamic Sports training West Camp
My Story
Hello my name is Wyatt Wilson and this is my story.
I’ve been homeschooled all my life and this has presented unique opportunities. Some of the opportunities have been: being able to complete 65 college credits at the local community college, earn a welding certificate and train with professional athletes since age 13.
When I was 13 I looked into strength and conditioning training at Dynamic Sports Training, a locally and nationally renowned baseball training facility. After learning that the price per month was $200, I built a small lawn mowing business with over a dozen clients each week and saved up all summer. This gave more value to my training and the staff realized the amount of effort I put in to being able to workout, and because of this, I was given exclusive opportunities.
The last two years I was asked to catch pro pitchers nearly every week. Some of the big names I caught include local Houston Astros player Lance McCullers, Guardians pitcher Adam Oller, AAA prospect Spencer Arrighetti, and many other minor league and indy ball players. I have tried to make the most out of these opportunities by learning from these excellent pitchers both mentally and physically. These bits of knowledge have helped me become a dominant pitcher on my team.
Another opportunity from DST was being invited to have weekly hitting lessons with Carlos Correa. After this offseason with him and his hitting staff my hitting has improved exponentially. Additionally, I have gotten catching help from Jose Trevino, who won a platinum glove with the Yankees. This list of experiences and opportunities is not meant to name drop, but rather to show that professional players have willingly invested in the furtherance of my baseball career, teaching me numerous skills, tips, techniques and especially the proper mindset. I am blessed that others have seen my work ethic and coach-ability and chosen to invest in me. I hope you will consider doing the same!
Thank you for taking the time to read my bio. I’d love to hear from you!
I’ve been homeschooled all my life and this has presented unique opportunities. Some of the opportunities have been: being able to complete 65 college credits at the local community college, earn a welding certificate and train with professional athletes since age 13.
When I was 13 I looked into strength and conditioning training at Dynamic Sports Training, a locally and nationally renowned baseball training facility. After learning that the price per month was $200, I built a small lawn mowing business with over a dozen clients each week and saved up all summer. This gave more value to my training and the staff realized the amount of effort I put in to being able to workout, and because of this, I was given exclusive opportunities.
The last two years I was asked to catch pro pitchers nearly every week. Some of the big names I caught include local Houston Astros player Lance McCullers, Guardians pitcher Adam Oller, AAA prospect Spencer Arrighetti, and many other minor league and indy ball players. I have tried to make the most out of these opportunities by learning from these excellent pitchers both mentally and physically. These bits of knowledge have helped me become a dominant pitcher on my team.
Another opportunity from DST was being invited to have weekly hitting lessons with Carlos Correa. After this offseason with him and his hitting staff my hitting has improved exponentially. Additionally, I have gotten catching help from Jose Trevino, who won a platinum glove with the Yankees. This list of experiences and opportunities is not meant to name drop, but rather to show that professional players have willingly invested in the furtherance of my baseball career, teaching me numerous skills, tips, techniques and especially the proper mindset. I am blessed that others have seen my work ethic and coach-ability and chosen to invest in me. I hope you will consider doing the same!
Thank you for taking the time to read my bio. I’d love to hear from you!