Brandon Cummer (2026 OF, Dubuque, IA) was on the barrel all weekend long, showcasing his ability to hit for both contact and power. He went 2-for-4 with a double and triple in the leadoff spot on Sunday, frequently setting the table for his team. He controls the barrel extremely well throughout the zone and finds it at a high rate. On Sunday, Cummer put together two productive innings of work on the mound, retiring five of six batters on strikes.

Rhett Lamovec (2027 RHP, Greenwood, WI) had a dominant performance on both sides of the ball on Sunday. The right-hander struck out five batters through three hitless innings of work and ran his fastball up to 82 mph. At the plate, he also added a couple of his including a double to help his cause on the mound.

Lincoln Park (2026 3B, Naperville, IL) put together an efficient two innings of work on Sunday. The right-hander filled up all parts of the strike zone with his fastball, which ultimately peaked at 77 mph, landing his pitches for strikes at a seventy-three percent clip. He punched out three batters and failed to allow a hit.

Mason Tumilty (2027 LHP, Marion, IA) ran his fastball up to 77 mph and moved it around the strike zone effectively. The southpaw struck out three batters through three scoreless innings of work, rendering just one hit. He located and sequenced his mix extremely well.

Maddux Anderson (2025 RHP, Orion, IL) struck out six batters over three dominant innings of work. He pounded the strike zone with his fastball, which ultimately peaked at 83 mph. The right-hander also induced several swings and misses with his breaking ball, which was sequenced in effectively.

Carson Costello (2025 LHP, Dike, IA) blew his fastball by opposing hitters, striking out five through three scoreless innings. The strong left-hander ran his fastball up to 84 mph, which showed easy life out of the hand. He worked both sides of the plate effectively and displayed impressive feel for his off-speed stuff.

Brady Gogel (2026 SS, Monticello, IA) added a pair of singles on Saturday and later tossed two quality innings on the mound. The right-hander ran his fastball up to 84 mph and moved it around the zone effectively. He induced a bunch of weak contact with his heater and kept hitters mistimed with his breaking ball.

Sean Crowe (2026 SS, Brimfield, IL) added a couple of hits including a double and RBI on Saturday. He has advanced bat-to-ball skills with the ability to work the entire field. He impacts the baseball with easy strength when timed up.

Carson Costello (2025 LHP, Dike, IA) showed quick hands through the zone and keeps his barrel flat, allowing him to make hard, line drive contact.  He allows the ball to get deep and isn't afraid to drive the ball the other way.

Brandon Cummer (2026 OF, Dubuque, IA) has an athletic frame and uses it well, driving through the ball with his lower half.  He creates nice separation and has an uphill swing that allows him to power the ball deep into the outfield.

Grady Fowles (2025 3B, Urbandale, IA) swings the bat with intent and showed the ability to create power when he is out in front of the plate.  He glides into the ball nicely and is able to crush balls left up in the zone.

Rhett Lamovec (2027 RHP, Greenwood, WI) has a tall frame with long levers and plenty of room to add continued strength.  He has fast hands through the zone and lets the ball travel, using the entire field.

Maddux Anderson (2025 RHP, Orion, IL) is a strong athlete that has a smooth swing that is slightly downhill and allows him to create tons of back spin on his line drives.  He does a nice job of timing up his pitches and easily launches balls deep to all parts of the field.

Wes Willenburg (2026 3B, Verona, WI) has present strength and utilizes it well at the dish.  He looks to make line drive contact and works primarily back up the middle of the field.  He is longer to the ball and drives it hard when he makes contact out in front of the plate.