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Draft | Prospect Scouting Reports | 3/20/2013

Draft Focus: Nick Ciuffo

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Every weekday leading up to the 2013 MLB Draft, Perfect Game will be providing a scouting profile on a notable draft-eligible prospect. Stay tuned to Perfect Game and be sure to visit the Draft Page for all of the latest info and reports pertaining to the draft.

Nick Ciuffo Perfect Game profile

Position: C
Height: 6-1
Weight: 200
Bats/Throws: L-R
Birthdate: March 7, 1995
High School: Lexington
City, State: Charleston, S.C.
Travel Team: Diamond Devils
Commitment: South Carolina
Projected Draft Round: 1-2

In many years, South Carolina’s Nick Ciuffo (pronounced “shoe-pho”) would be celebrated as the top catching prospect nationally in his high school class. Ciuffo is currently ranked 18th in the Perfect Game 2013 class rankings, significantly higher than the top 2012 catcher, Clint Coulter (No. 31) or the highest ranked 2010 receiver, Kellen Deglan (No. 38).

But that 18th overall ranking only puts the Perfect Game All-American fourth in the 2013 class behind Reese McGuire (10th), Jon Denney (11th) and Zack Collins (14th).

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