Colin McCormick (2023 SS, Kenilworth, IL) showed some two-way potential on the mound yesterday, and he flashed his offensive upside today. The right-handed hitter crushed a deep flyball to the warning track in left-center field and motored around the bases for a triple. 

Ty Mikkelsen (2024 SS, Grimes, IA) also flashed some intriguing two-way potential today. He tossed a dominant two innings on the mound, striking out three opposing batters and allowing just one hit. He ran his fastball up to 83 mph and featured a true, four-pitch mix with notable movement to each. He collected a sharply-hit single to left field as well. 

Brek Sloan (2024 C, Grain Valley, MO) made quick work of the opposing lineup, tossing two no-hit innings and striking out five or the seven batters he faced. His fastball topped out at 81 mph and he missed plenty of bats with his curveball. At the plate, he collected a hustle double after hitting a hard line drive over the shortstop's head.

Jonathan Torres (2024 2B, Des Plaines, IL) was seeing the ball extremely well today, as he collected three hits in total. He started off with two line drive singles, and finished with a deep flyball to the left-center field gap for a triple. He found the barrel consistently and proved to have some pop in his bat. 

Justin Vera-Medina (2024 3B, Chicago, IL) made the loudest contact of the day, dropping the bat head one for a no-doubt home run to left-field. The primary third baseman has a strong and physical 6-foot, 200-pound frame with big power potential.

Hiram Lewis (2025 RHP, Brentwood, TN) is a young arm with intriguing upside. He stands at an uber-projectable 6-foot-4, 175-pounds, and he proved to have swing and miss potential today, as he struck out eight opposing batters in his three innings and allowed just one hit. He ran his fastball up to 84 mph and featured an impressive breaking ball with good depth and two-plane shape.

JD Dohrmann (2025 C, Wildwood, MO) flashed some two-way potential in this one, running his fastball up to 84 mph from the right side. He was dominant for his two innings, striking out three opposing batters and not allowing a single hit. He featured a hammer curveball that generated swing and miss. He also added a sharply-hit line drive single at the plate.

Michael Good (2024 SS, Parkville, MO) jumped all over a first pitch fastball, smoking one into the left-center field gap for a standup triple. The primary shortstop generates good bat speed and has some whip to the barrel as it comes through the zone. 

Jackson McDanel (2024 SS, Moravia, IA) produced loud contact in his first game of the day, roping a low line drive right over the shortstop's head for a triple. The ball just kept carrying into the left-center field gap, and he was able to show off his speed on the base paths. The right-handed hitter has quick hands with a short and direct bat path. 

Eric O'Brien (2022 OF, Arnold, MO) made a heck of a play in left field during the first game of the day. He tracked down a deep fly ball to the warning track and making a fantastic over-the-shoulder catch. He would also get the job done with the bat, as he jumped all over a first pitch fastball for a double in the right-center field gap. 

Ethan Bristol (2023 OF, South Lyon, MI) was seeing the ball extremely well in his first game of the day, as he finished a perfect 3-for-3 with two RBIs. He collected two singles up the middle and a clean inside the park home run. The primary outfielder is a strong and athletic prospect with a top of the order profile, thanks to his speed and hit tools. 

Adrian Ayala Castellano (2023 SS, Omaha, NE) produced some solid contact on the day for his squad, going 1-for-3 with a single and a run scored. He squared up a high fly ball to left field that would have went for extra-bases, but the left-fielder made a nice play to record the out. He also showed some speed and intelligence on the base paths, as he stole home to generate a run. 

Sam Decker (2023 RHP, Olathe, KS) put together a quality start for the Gray Team, going three innings and striking out five opposing batters. The right-hander ran his fastball up to 76 mph with significant arm side run/sink from a side arm slot. His arm slot proved to be deceptive, as he missed barrels and did a good job of mixing speeds and movement. 

Carson McCaleb (2023 C, Lake St Louis, MO) has looked good behind the dish, throwing out multiple runners and showing advanced arm strength. The switch-hitter provides some upside offensively as well, and he showed good pop from the left side today, collecting a double in the opposite field gap.

Gage Maddox (2024 OF, Kansas City, MO) has impressed all weekend, and he capped it off today with a sharply-hit line drive to the opposite field gap for a standup triple. Has shown notable power to the opposite field during the games, and he would finish the day 2-for-3 with a double and a triple. He also hopped on the mound for two innings, running his fastball up to 81 mph and showing two distinct breaking balls.

Eli Sitzer (2025 OF, Kansas City, MO) competed at the plate and made consistently hard contact today, going 2-for-4 with a pair of hard line drive singles.  He has a smooth swing that is well connected that will continue to lead to solid contact at the plate.

Julius Ejike-Charles (2024 OF, Oklahoma City, OK) was impressive in all aspects during the games today.  He went 2-for-4 with a triple and an RBI at the plate, showing good balance and the ability to barrel up pitches in all parts of the zone.  In his two innings on the mound he struck out five and worked his fastball up to 85 mph.  He worked a sharp biting slider off of his heater.  He showed impressive range in the outfield, running down balls in the gap and cutting off would be extra base hits.

Colin McCormick (2023 SS, Kenilworth, IL) showed tons of potential on the mound today, working two innings and striking five opposing hitters.  He showed a loose arm in his delivery and worked his fastball up to 83 mph.  He paired his heater with a sharp slider that came in at 75 mph.

Jonathan Torres (2024 2B, Des Plaines, IL) showed nice balance at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a single and a double.  His double came on a hard line drive down the left field line that he smoked past the third baseman.  He does a nice job of working through the zone and making contact out in front of the plate.

Jack Wilson (2024 RHP, Wilmette, IL) showed tons of pitchability today, moving his fastball that topped at 80 mph to all parts of the zone.  He did a nice job of locating and struck out four hitters in his three innings.  He also showed good control over his curveball that came in at 69 mph and kept hitters off balance.

Andrew Anderson (2025 LHP, Saint Charles, MO) was impressive on the mound today for the three innings, striking out seven during his outing.  He located his 80-84 mph fastball to all four quadrants today and worked a 70 mph curveball off of the offering.  He had good command throughout and showed the ability to generate swings and misses.

Jason Busenitz (2022 RHP, Tecumseh, KS) cruised during his three innings on the mound today, racking up seven strikeouts.  He does a nice job of repeating his delivery and went after hitters with his fastball that was up to 83 mph.  He showed good ability on the mound, spinning his curveball for strikes will throwing it 68 mph.

Marcus Dierks (2023 SS, Kansas City, KS) made the most of his opportunities at the plate, going 2-for-2 with a pair of nice base hits today.  He does a nice job of being on time with his load and stays through the zone with the barrel well.

Gage Maddox (2024 OF, Kansas City, MO) swung a hot bat at the plate today, going 2-for-3 with a single and a double.  He did a nice job of getting extended and driving the double deep over the left fielder's head.  He has quick, strong hands at the plate and ran an event best 6.57 second 60-yard dash.

Trey Jozwiakowski (2025 3B, Fenton, MO) put both the hit and power tools on display in his round today. Showing some bat speed with barrel control through the zone. Barrel stays in the zone a long time allowing him to cover the entire plate and drive the baseball gap to gap. Swings with some aggressive intent and impacts the baseball in the air.

Reid Jacob (2023 OF, Lucas, TX) showed an intriguing combination of pure hitting ability and some power in his round. A synced up swing with bat speed and use of the lower half to create acceleration through the zone. Has a real feel for the barrel and will use the whole.

Nolan Whiteside (2024 OF, Ofallon, MO) had a nice gap to gap round today showing the ability to barrel up the baseball to all fields with an in sync swing and a hitting approach that will translate to games. Gets to a good hitting position consistently with balance in box and hand speed and acceleration through the baseball to spray line drives to all fields.

Harris Vinson (2025 OF, Bentonville, AR) showed some pop at the plate in his round. Has a pull side approach at the plate with the combination of strength and bat speed to get the most of it. Gets the barrel through the zone with a vertical bat path that creates some backspin carry when he gets the barrel to it.

Evan Fleet (2025 LHP, Shawnee, KS) Showed some pop and the ability to get to consistently in his round of batting practice. Has a swing that generates some barrel speed though the zone and he extends though the baseball well. A switch hitter with mirrored stances from both sides of the plate. Drove some baseballs deep to his pull side including one off the wall in left field.

Julius Ejike-Charles (2024 OF, Oklahoma City, OK) Showed some real feel for getting the barrel and using the whole field today. A smooth left handed swing with little wasted movement. Gets on time at the plate consistently, gets to a good hitting position and shows advanced bat to ball skills for his age.

Jonathan Torres (2024 2B, Des Plaines, IL) showed some polished hitting mechanics and bat to ball skills in his round today. Getting on plane with pitches early and taking his hands directly to the baseball. Gets to the barrel regularly and has enough pull side pop to produce some extra base hits that way. Solid all around hitter.

Samuel Kidd (2025 C, Omaha, NE) showed a nice blend of pure hitting ability and some pop in his round today. Utilizing a swing that when in sync will impact the baseball with some authority in the air. Stayed under control in his round and showed some promising natural ability.

Ethan Bristol (2023 OF, South Lyon, MI) put some quick twitch ability on display in batting practice today. Taking his hands directly to the ball with limited wasted movement and some barrel speed and acceleration though the strike zone. Shows a bat path that can produce line drives to all fields when he gets on time at the plate.

Michael Good (2024 SS, Parkville, MO) showed the traits of a pure hitter in his round today. With consistent timing, staying balanced as he gets to a good hitting position and combination of hand speed bat path and feel for the barrel to produce at the plate in games.

Michael Good (2024 SS, Parkville, MO) did a nice job of keeping his hands inside the baseball which resulted in a line drive double to left field today.  He would the come around to score.  Good stays on balance at the plate and does a nice job of taking what the pitcher gives him, hitting the ball where it's pitched.

Reid Jacob (2023 OF, Lucas, TX) has a consistent approach at the plate and it earned him a pair of base hits.  He is consistently on time and stays short to the ball.  He has good hand-eye coordination, consistently squaring the ball up.

Owen Laessig (2024 SS, Lincoln, NE) gets his barrel on plane and stays through the baseball nicely, resulting in a 2-for-3 day at the plate today.  He had a pair of singles and showed nice balance through his swing.  He also showed advanced actions on the infield, working smoothly fielding the ball and throwing it across the diamond.

Brooks Richardson (2023 C, Salina, KS) showed nice pull side power today, crushing a ball down the third base line that rolled out the fence, resulting in a triple.  He has good bat speed that results in easy power and looks to do damage on pitches that catch too much of the plate.

Ethan Bristol (2023 OF, South Lyon, MI) has good hands and nice barrel control which were evident on his ability to drive a high fastball for a long double to left center field.  He has quick hands through the zone which results in nice barrel speed and easy power.

Dylan Kaminski (2023 RHP, Chicago, IL) has a on balance delivery and sits into his back hip well before driving down the mound with his lower half.  He tallied five strikeouts during his three innings on the mound.  He ran his fastball up to 85 mph and paired the heater with a breaking ball that came in at 72 mph.

Max Huston (2025 SS, Topeka, KS) made the most of his one inning on the mound, striking out all three hitters.  His fastball showed tons of life through the zone, sitting 81-86 mph.  He generated plenty of swings and misses during his time on the mound with the offering, especially when he located it at the top of the zone.