*College commitment information is submitted by players and college coaches
Zach Von Tersch
RHP - 2006 - Cedar Falls, IA
Georgia Tech
He threw 87-89 with an outstanding mid-70s curveball that's a potential plus pitch. Von Tersch is a high ceiling talent and a potential high draft choice if he keeps improving at the same rate.
Kyle Gilligan
SS - 2006 - Toronto, ON CAN
Connors State College
Gilligan is a smooth fielding shortstop with 6.8 speed and a very advanced ability to throw hard and accurately from any arm angle. He also hit the first pitch of the showcase for a home run and impressed everyone with his bat speed and hitting ability.
Chris Roberts
SS - 2006 - Oshkosh, WI
Michigan State
Roberts is a 6.7 runner with a powerful left handed swing. He plays all over the field defensively and looked particularly good at second base. He projects very well.
Jonathan Waltenbury
OF - 2006 - Bowmanville, ON CAN
Uncommitted
Outfielder with a pro profile body and tools. He has big time power to all fields. Waltenbury also plays first base very well and showed the athletic ability to consider third base defensively.
Wes Munson
SS - 2006 - Fond du Lac, WI
Missouri
Munson has a solid balance of tools offensively and defensively. He has the actions and quickness to stay in the middle of the field as he matures physically and his bat projects at a high level.
Nicholas Kurash
RHP - 2006 - Hinsdale, IL
Miami (OH)
Kurash has smoothed out his mechanics and pitching style since we saw him early this year. He pitched at 86-88 mph and threw some very sharp sliders up to 77 mph. Kurash challenges hitters with his fastball and works quickly.
Ryan Allen
RHP - 2006 - Stillwater, OK
Missouri
Allen is a legit two-way prospect who could blossom either way. He threw 85 mph off the mound with a nasty sinking change-up, and showed very good hand strength, bat speed and power potential at the plate. He projects very well.
David Francis
RHP - 2006 - Mississauga, ON CAN
Uncommitted
Francis is a mature right hander from with a power fastball. He topped out at 89 mph and we've heard of him being 92-93 mph in the past.
Ben Ihde
1B - 2006 - Neenah, WI
Wabash Valley College
Ihde is a profile first baseman with a powerful left handed swing. He showed his power consistently against live pitching and is a smooth fielding first baseman as well.
Jim Klocke
3B - 2006 - St. Louis, MO
Uncommitted
Klocke is a primary third baseman, but his tools profile very well at his secondary position, catcher. He has excellent arm strength and his left handed bat is a plus.
DJ LeMahieu
SS - 2007 - Bloomfield Hills, MI
Louisiana State
LeMahieu is an angular shortstop with very good balance and footwork and a strong arm, plus a knack for making the spectacular play. He showed bat speed and plus power potential. He has a high ceiling as a 2007 prospect.
Nick Rice
LHP - 2007 - Kenosha, WI
North Carolina State/Madison College
Rice is a lanky southpaw with tremendous projection. He topped out at 88 mph with excellent life and movement. Rice's secondary pitches are developing, but he has a very high ceiling.
Cody Scarpetta
RHP - 2007 - Rockford, IL
Creighton
Scarpetta was the hardest thrower at the showcase, touching 90 mph and pitching consistently at 88 mph. He has a variety of secondary pitches, the best a 77 mph sharp slider.
John Christian
RHP - 2007 - Mississauga, ON CAN
Uncommitted
Scouts in Kentucky need to take note. Christian and his 86 mph fastball and two top level breaking pitches are moving to Kentucky from Canada this fall. He has a very live arm and great projection
Cameron Robulack
1B - 2007 - Toronto, ON CAN
Nebraska
Scouts in Kentucky need to take note. Christian and his 86 mph fastball and two top level breaking pitches are moving to Kentucky from Canada this fall. He has a very live arm and great projection
Nathaniel Smith
OF - 2007 - Brampton, ON CAN
Evansville
Smith is a quality athlete with present strength, sub-7.00 speed, and 85 mph outfield arm strength. He was the best game performer at the showcase with 5 hits and 5 steals in 2 games.
T.J. Dailey
C - 2007 - Kansas City, MO
Evansville
Dailey was the best defensive catcher at the showcase. He's an agile, live bodied athlete with excellent arm strength. He's also a switch-hitter with bat speed from both sides of the plate.
Carson Pillar
RHP - 2007 - Mississauga, ON CAN
Maine
Pillar has a pro type body with excellent strength. He threw 84-86 from the mound, ran close to 7.0, and showed plus power at the plate.
Nicholas Fogarty
LHP - 2008 - Thornhill, ON CAN
Uncommitted
Fogerty is only 14 years old, but he has a mature body and a very mature approach to pitching. He threw 82-83 mph with a very good curveball/change up combination.