Noah Carrow (2023 C, Rogersville, MO) took a loud swing earlier on in this one, hammering a would-be extra base hit pull-side on a fastball elevated in the zone. He has good bat speed with some thunder in his hands. 

Lawson Alwan (2025 C, Hanna City, IL) has good hitting tools and put them on display in this one, hammering a line drive for what would be extra bases up the opposite field gap on a fastball away, with a compact stroke and clean hand path. 

Jack Buckalew (2023 RHP, Monticello, IL) got on the mound and worked up to 85 mph several times with his fastball, generating good ride up in the zone out of a high slot, mixing in a sharper 10/4 slurve and a downer 12/6 breaker as well, missing bats consistently. 

Kaden Griffitts (2023 OF, Riverton, IL) took a good round of BP earlier and continued to swing it well in game, taking a balanced stroke with good bat speed and strength in his wrists, staying committed to the middle of the field and hammering liners that way. 

Connor Jackson (2022 RHP, Smithton, IL) is an intriguing uncommitted senior with good arm talent, reaching 84 mph with heavy life out of a low slot while showing very good feel for his changeup with late dive. His frame is athletic and projects well. 

Grant Mehrhoff (2026 LHP, Marthasville, MO) has all the projection in the world and looks the part of a high-end prospect, working up to 85 mph with a very fast arm and showing advanced feel to spin a breaking ball. 

Cannon Stuckey (2023 C, Wildwood, MO) has shown well all day with the bat in BP and in game, hammering a liner pull-side in this one and showing the kind of bat speed and present strength that makes him a legitimate power threat. He also got on the mound and worked 85-87 mph with heavy, sinking life that dominated up in the zone. 

Garrett Shearer (2023 RHP, O Fallon, IL) has power stuff on the mound, running his fastball up to 87 mph with good life up in the zone and showing feel for a sharp, late-breaking curveball. He's an uncommitted junior with real stuff who hammered the strike zone. 

Kiana Kluesner (2026 SS, St. Charles, MO) has a good approach at the plate and stays committed to the whole field, getting a fastball on the outer half in this one and lacing it towards the oppo gap for a clean base hit. 

Jack Nobe (2024 OF, Washington, MO) has a very projectable frame with impressive arm speed, creating good angle to the plate up to 85 mph with his fastball and really challenging hitters in the zone. The velocity ceiling here is high. 

Cooper Walkoff (2023 SS, Ballwin, MO) has good strength to his frame and the strength plays in his swing, showing a heavy barrel with good jump into the LCF gap on his final-inning barrel that would have likely been a double outside. 

Ashton Chronister (2023 LHP, Rogers, AR) is certainly an intriguing uncommitted prospect. There is plenty of projection to dream upon and room to fill in the towering 6-foot-8 frame. The left-hander ran his fastball up to 82 mph in this one, utilizing a clean and easy operation. He flashed a solid 1-7 shaped curveball as well, showing great depth/tilt and two-plane break. He continues to look better each time we see him, and his arrow is trending upwards.

Adam Hastings (2023 RHP, Eureka, MO) is another good uncommitted prospect that showed promising potential today. The right-hander has a long and lean 6-foot-3, 192-pound frame, and he sat in the mid 80's, topping out at 87 mph. He utilizes a clean and fluid operation, flashing a tight curveball and a changeup with late fade. His frame and operation project well moving forward.

Richie Swain (2025 RHP, Wentzville, MO) is an interesting young prospect with a lot of pieces to like on the mound. He stands at a lanky and projectable 6-foot-2, 165-pounds, and he slings it from a lower 3/4 slot, giving him some deception. He sat 80-84 mph and pitched at an uptempo pace. He featured a curveball at 73 mph with sharp sweep as his off speed pitch. 

Jackson Yarberry (2023 3B, Lake Saint Louis, MO) came out of the pen throwing heat in this one. The primary third baseman made quite the impression on the mound, sitting 87-89 mph. He stands at a strong and physical 6-foot-2, 205-pounds, and there is more velocity to tap into down the road. He flashed an impressive curveball with true swing and miss traits, and his changeup was another solid offering, completing the three-pitch mix. 

Logan Geggus (2023 LHP, Edwardsville, IL) is another strong and physical prospect that showed well on the bump. The left-hander stands at 6-foot-2, 205-pounds, and he sat in the mid 80's, topping out at 88 mph on his last pitch. He tossed an efficient two innings, showing his full, three pitch arsenal. He was not afraid to challenge up in the zone with his fastball, his curveball showed 1-7 shape with sharp sweep, and he tunneled his changeup well.

Tyler Whitworth (2023 1B, Florissant, MO) is a physically-imposing figure on the mound, standing at a strong 6-foot-4, 200-pounds. He utilized a long arm action that came through clean, and he sat 83-84 mph with his fastball. His 12-6 shaped curveball is his go to pitch, playing well from his over the top slot, and it showed definite swing and miss traits to it. 

Gray Eubanks (2025 3B, Huntingdon, TN) displayed good balance at the plate and worked behind the baseball well. Utilized a line drive barrel plane through extension with present bat speed. Picked up two base hits in game action. 

Austin Capizzi (2024 SS, Lake St. Louis, MO) showed the ability to throw the barrel head to contact and generated loud jump off the barrel. Picked up three hits in game action, including a sharp double down the left field line. 

Hayden Nazarenus (2023 OF, Hayti, MO) showed good feel for the barrel with the ability to work to all fields. Consistently created hard contact throughout the day, picking up two hits in game action. High upside bat and certainly an uncommitted name to follow closely moving forward. 

Henry Cordes (2024 RHP, Chesterfield, MO) was dominant in this one for the Black Team, striking out five of the six batters he faced. He sat 85-87 mph and showed great life to the fastball. He employs a clean and easy operation but is very explosive at release, and the ball really jumps out of his hand. He also displayed excellent feel for a sharp slider at 78 mph. He would often start the slider as a strike on the outer half, and it would end up a few inches off the plate, which generated plenty of swings and misses.

Koen Groesch (2022 LHP, Millstadt, IL) is an intriguing uncommitted prospect who won't stay uncommitted for long after his outing today. The lefty sat 80-83 mph with good deception to the delivery. The operation is clean and smooth and projects for more velocity down the road. He constantly attacked the zone with his fastball and offered a slider at 76 mph as a change of pace. 

Charlie Kilcullin (2024 LHP, Moscow Mills, MO) is another left-hander who put together a good showing on the mound today. The sophomore stands at a physical 6-foot-2, 185-pounds and still has some room to fill within the frame. He ran his fastball up to 85 mph and it showed good riding life through the zone. He featured a curveball and changeup to complete the three-pitch mix. 

Jackson Turney (2026 1B, Tulsa, OK) is a physically advanced prospect with present strength, and he showed off that strength both at the plate and on the mound. He hit a solid line drive single over the shortstop's head, doing a good job of staying back and hitting the ball where it was pitched. He also hopped up on the mound and sat 74-76 mph from the left side, showing impressive control of a sweeping slider.

Joseph Chiarodo (2025 OF, Edwardsville, IL) was impressive in all facets of the game today, making a huge statement in his first ever PG event. His most notable achievement was on the mound, where he ran his fastball up to 89 mph and displayed advanced arm speed. In addition to his outing on the bump, he also got it done with the bat, hitting two doubles while showing intriguing bat speed and barrel control.

Dennis Jakubik (2022 LHP, Saint Louis, MO) is another intriguing uncommitted prospect that will find a home sooner, rather than later. The physical left-hander stands at a projectable 6-foot-4, 205-pounds, and his fastball topped out at 87 mph. He employs a slow and controlled operation and showed good balance for his size. The fastball has natural cut and occasional sink when low in the zone, which will miss bats. His curveball was also impressive, showing 2-8 shape with late break/sweep.

Ty Reaka (2024 LHP, Fairview Heights, IL) stands at an uber-projectable 6-foot-3, 195-pound frame, and he showed some promising potential on the mound in this one. He sat 81-84 mph with good deception/angle from the left side. The velocity comes quite easy and there seems to be more to come as he continues to develop. The breaker showed 1-7 shape with sweeping action across the zone at 73 mph. 

Avery Oravetz (2023 OF, Wildwood, MO) put together a high energy outing on the bump for the Columbia Blue Team. He is very twitchy and explosive on the mound, and it translated well, as he topped out at 86 mph. He was not afraid to challenge up in the zone with the fastball, and he generated a lot of swing and miss doing so. The primary outfielder also impressed at the plate, where he crushed a double to the opposite field gap. 

Carson Van Haaren (2024 RHP, Lexington, KY) opened some eyes with his performance today, sitting 87-88 mph with impressive arm speed. The right-hander threw a wipeout curveball, showing excellent depth and late/sharp break at 76 mph. The curveball, along with the sharp arm side run on his fastball, will lead to plenty of swings and misses down the road. His stuff and arm speed really project moving forward. 

Koen Groesch (2022 LHP, Millstadt, IL) does a good job of hitting the ball where it's pitched and doing so with authority, consistently finding hard barrels and spraying them around to all fields. 

Charlie Kilcullin (2024 LHP, Moscow Mills, MO) turns the barrel with ease and does a good job gaining ground, showing good torque in his hips with consistent hard-barreled contact out front. 

John Spivey (2024 OF, Saint Louis, MO) showed an explosive lower half in his swing, creating lots of power and torque and consistently finding the barrel at the same time, really hammering balls pull-side and taking a very loud round overall. 

Jackson Turney (2026 1B, Tulsa, OK) has advanced physicality and showed his strength in BP, getting his hips rotated and bringing the barrel around with authority and very good jump off to the pull-side and up the middle. 

Kyle Binder (2024 C, Edwards, IL) generates very good bat speed by being explosive through his rotation, getting the barrel turned out front and showing consistent lofted, hard barrels pull-side. 

Joseph Chiarodo (2025 OF, Edwardsville, IL) had a very good two-way event, including his round of BP where he showed bat speed on a whippy, loose path that produced consistent hard barrels on lines to all fields. 

Aiden Cizek (2023 SS, Saint Albans, MO) has a pull-side approach with lots of leverage and good strength to his swing, getting on-plane well and attacking the ball out front, driving it with impressive jump consistently. 

Dennis Jakubik (2022 LHP, Saint Louis, MO) has great size with good strength in his hands, showing consistent leverage out front and really hitting balls hard on consistent, well-struck lines. 

Avery Oravetz (2023 OF, Wildwood, MO) showed explosive rotational ability in his core and creates excellent bat speed as a result, driving the ball consistently middle-pull and projecting well for continued power gains. 

Jaden Cohen (2022 3B, Toronto, ON) has very advanced size/physicality and a smooth righthanded stroke, letting the strength in his wrists play and consistently barreling the ball up on lower-launch lines. 

Gray Eubanks (2025 3B, Huntingdon, TN) has a very compact, very quick stroke that he repeats well, creating consistent leverage and getting his lower half involved while finding hard barrel after hard barrel to all fields. 

Jackson Yarberry (2023 3B, Lake Saint Louis, MO) does a great job creating separation in his load and really snapping the rubber band as he swings, creating whip that pairs with his advanced strength and gives him very real, very present righthanded power. 

Gt Taylor (2026 SS, Lake St. Louis, MO) has advanced feel for sequencing his swing, getting his barrel on plane on time and using the whole field, finding barrels all over the zone with obviously projectable strength/power. 

Hayden Nazarenus (2023 OF, Hayti, MO) took one of the more consistent rounds of the day, getting the barrel turned on time with leverage and hand strength, driving the ball up both gaps with authority and the makings of a higher-level bat. 

Luke Range (2023 OF, Edwardsville, IL) has a good combination of strength and twitch to him, and both are on display in his swing with plenty of bat speed and good hand strength at contact, really driving the ball with authority on a line. 

Nolan Sissom (2026 SS, O Fallon, MO) has lots of projectable traits as a 2026 bat, with a smooth lefthanded swing and accurate barrel that projects extremely well, he's a name to watch as he continues to mature and grow. 

Brady Tanner (2026 2B, St Charles, MO) showed consistent barrel accuracy with a compact, quick lefthanded swing that covers the plate well and is able to work to all fields. 

Blaize Ward (2025 SS, Maumelle, AR) has a very projectable frame and very projectable swing, with present looseness and whip to the barrel on a very clean path, showing the ability to spray hard contact around.

Tyler Whitworth (2023 1B, Florissant, MO) is very physical at 6-4/220 and that strength in on display in his lefthanded swing, with plenty of bat speed and legitimate, impactful power in that barrel when he elevates. 

Ryker Benz (2025 3B, St Louis, MO) has lots of strength in his frame and his hands, specifically, getting the barrel turned out front with bat speed and showing the ability to really drive the ball in the air with carry when on time. 

Kaden Griffitts (2023 OF, Riverton, IL) gets into good hitting positions and gets the barrel on plane early, showing good feel for turning on inner third pitches with authority and working the other way when necessary. His barrel accuracy is good overall. 

Jake McGhee (2024 LHP, Fenton, MO) has a very loud overall toolset including his lefthanded bat, turning the barrel consistently on time with bat speed and leverage off of his front side, with the results being consistent hard-barreled rising liners. 

Quinn Argetsinger (2023 3B, Ballwin, MO) has some of the best lefthanded power of the event and put that on display, getting the ball elevated and driving it consistently, with serious pop to the pull-side. 

Kody Brown (2024 C, Imperial, MO) uses the ground well in his swing and shows quality bat speed with good barrel turn and solid hand strength, taking a consistent round with good linear results. 

Jack Nobe (2024 OF, Washington, MO) has a pretty simple swing approach that he executes well, getting his hands in a good launch spot and taking a compact, quick stroke that produces hard liners with good power to the pull-side. 

Grant Sawyer (2023 OF, Wildwood, MO) has good physicality with obvious strength, generating good leverage off of his front side and showing the ability to drive the ball in the air with good jump and loud contact. 

Cannon Stuckey (2023 C, Wildwood, MO) generates good torque in his core and lets that pair with his physical strength on the barrel out front, really driving the ball pull-side with authority when on time. 

Tripp Johns (2023 3B, Chesterfield, MO) stays committed to the middle of the field in his approach and has both bat speed and strength behind it, consistently peppering the middle of the field with hard liners.