2028
Ethan Miller
RHP
Birthday: 10/22/2009
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 190 lbs
Hometown: Winter Park, Florida
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Primary Position: RHP
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Metrics
Fastball Velo
88
mph
UCF · Sep 2026
Academics
4.2
GPA (Weighted)
3.7
GPA (Unweighted)
Scouting Reports
Diamond Prospect Media
Report Date: January 29, 2026 Player Name: Ethan Miller Position: RHP High School: Bishop Moore HS Grad Class: 2028 Height/Weight: 6 foot/ 165lbs GPA: 3.8 Commitment: N/A Athletic Frame standing at 6-foot, 165 pounds that will continue to fill out, add physicality. Quick arm, shows explosiveness off the rubber and drives to the plate well with his back half. Featured a fastball up to 85mph, mostly sitting 82-84 with more left in the tank. Mixed in a quality changeup (75-76mph) with some fade and a slider (72-73mph) that displayed depth. Mixed up his pitches well. Strike thrower that attacks the opposing lineup with confidence and poise. Strong follow with another jump coming fairly soon.
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About
I am a 2028 RHP (6' 190lbs) from Bishop Moore HS in Orlando, FL with top velo of 88mph and a 6-pitch arsenal (sinker, 2-seamer, changeup, curveball, slider and 4-seamer). My GPA is 4.2/3.7 and I have taken many AP & Honors classes. I grew up as a multi-sport athlete and have always enjoyed competing. In baseball, I was primarily a catcher and third baseman growing up while also pitching, usually throwing on the final day of tournaments. As I’ve developed as a pitcher, I’ve really come to enjoy controlling the game from the mound. Movement, changing speeds, locating pitches and keeping hitters uncomfortable are a big part of how I pitch. My high school coaches describe me as a cerebral pitcher and have nicknamed me “Greg Maddux” because of my movement and how I approach hitters and think through the game. Outside of baseball, I competed for three years as a nationally ranked PPA junior pickleball player and won a 16U World Cup gold medal representing Team USA. My HS Baseball Head Coach complimented my competitiveness, leadership and locker-room presence at our year-end banquet. Academically, I have always taken a challenging course load and enjoy being pushed in the classroom as much as I do athletically. Athletics are a big part of my family—both of my parents competed at the Division III level, and my older twin sisters are Division I soccer players. My goal is to find a college where I can compete at a high level, continue developing as a pitcher, contribute to a winning program, and challenge myself academically.