Beau Honeycutt (2023 3B, Galesburg, IL) produced some loud contact in this one, starting with a hard line drive up the middle that gave the pitcher quite a scare. He showed the ability to elevate to his pull side later in the game, getting his hands through and making contact out front.

Tanner Lane (2023 LHP, Hendersonville, TN) is a strong and physical left-hander who looked good on the mound today, sitting 87-89 mph with present arm speed. His arm action is long and loose and he featured a wipeout breaking ball that will generate swings and misses at the next level.

Colin LeMarr (2024 RHP, Brighton, IL) showed well on both sides of the ball in this one. The right-hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph on the bump and displayed good life in his arm. At the plate, he flashed a mature approach, collecting hard barrels to both gaps. 

Johnny McArthur (2022 RHP, Kirkwood, MO) is a big and physical right-hander who also topped out at 85 mph today. He was quite comfortable with his curveball, which displayed sharp downer action and good depth. There is certainly more velocity to grow into as he continues to progress. 

Blaine Williams (2025 C, Tremont, IL) is an toolsy young prospect who impressed in all facets of the game today. He picked up two hits in game action, including a well-struck line drive up the middle. His arm strength is highly advanced, as he ran his fastball up to 87 mph off the mound.

Bryer Arview (2023 SS, Bethalto, IL) is an intriguing uncommitted prospect who put together some mature at bats at the plate. The left-handed hitting shortstop battled deep into counts against some quality arms, one of which ended in a double that he crushed to his pull side.

Trace Harrington (2024 1B, Republic, MO) hit the ball hard consistently is this one, showing strong hands with good balance and extension within the swing. He did a nice job of getting on plane and going with the pitch in one at bat, as he barreled up a high 80's pitch that was located at the top outer edge of the zone. 

Drew Messey (2026 SS, St. Louis, MO) was not intimidated by his older competition, especially in the box, as he picked up two hits in game action. He found two barrels today, including a solid piece to left center field that probably landed for a double.

Trey Reinburg (2023 RHP, Nashville, IL) proved to have some life in his arm, as he ran his fastball up to 85 mph from the right side. The mechanics are very clean and the arm action is long and loose. He worked his fastball to both sides of the plate and flashed a three-pitch mix with a curveball and changeup. 

Jackson Rodgers (2023 RHP, Glen Carbon, IL) put together a quality start for the White Team, sitting 86-87 mph and topping out at 88 mph. He displayed advanced arm speed and his fastball has excellent ride through the zone. There is big upside moving forward and he is currently uncommitted.

Dominic Voegele (2023 SS, Columbia, IL) flashed impressive arm strength in his one inning of work, sitting 87-89 mph. He stands at a long and lean 6-foot-2, 176-pounds, and the frame and arm speed really project moving forward. 

Nolan Jaworowski (2025 1B, Ballwin, MO) made some of the loudest contact of the day, pulling his hands through and crushing one to right field for a double. He has an imposing 6-foot-4, 220-pound frame, and there is certainly some intriguing power potential in the left-handed swing.

Collin Morris (2023 OF, Kansas City, MO) creates good stretch between his hands and hips and generates very good bat speed out of it, showing leverage to his stroke and hard barrels. 

Carson Ramos (2025 C, Wentzville, MO) creates consistent leverage and does a good job letting his strength play in his swing, getting the barrel turned on time and showing consistent damage. 

Jackson Smith (2026 1B, Festus, MO) has a very projectable frame some current strength in his hands, getting the barrel out front consistently and showing impact back through the middle. 

Rick Williams (2024 2B, Kirkwood, MO) rotates well through his torso and gets his lower half involved, showing a quick bat with a pull-side approach and good leverage. 

Caleb Adams (2022 1B, Memphis, TN) has very good present strength and that shows up in his swing when he's on time, showing the ability to really drive the ball into the air when out front with the barrel. 

Landon Edmonds (2025 OF, Saint Louis, MO) repeats his swing very well with lefthanded bat speed, consistent leverage, and feel for using the whole field. He stung rising liners to all parts of the cage and has the makings of a high-level bat. 

Sean Kang (2023 C, Chesterfield, MO) generates very good rotational strength in his torso and has legitimate power to show for it, consistently hammering balls deep pull-side in his round. 

Nazzan Zanetello (2023 3B, Florissant, MO) has explosive, pro-level bat speed with whip to the barrel and extreme impact. The path is clean and he projects for monster power, with all the makings of a potential first rounder. 

Parker Guthrie (2023 SS, Ballwin, MO) has good size with body projection and present bat speed, showing good feel for getting it out front with leverage and really projecting for big lefthanded power. 

Beau Honeycutt (2023 3B, Galesburg, IL) really does a good job getting the barrel turned on time out front with impactful strength and power to the pull-side in particular. 

Maddox Meier (2023 OF, St. Charles, MO) creates huge separation as part of a more complex overall move, showing pretty substantial power when square and on time with lots of impact potential. 

Ryan Milsap (2022 SS, Overland Park, KS) has a long, lean body with lots of projection and a loose, whippy lefthanded stroke that features an accurate barrel and a significant amount of power projection long term. 

Cal Sullivan (2023 C, Ely, IA) really shifts well into his swing and creates torque in his lower half, allowing him to generate good power with leverage to his stroke, hammering the ball pull-side with some frequency. 

Owen Cornett (2023 1B, Du Quoin, IL) is very physical with advanced strength and that shows up in BP, getting the barrel out front and creating leverage, allowing for him to hammer balls on rising lines with very good jump. 

Bryer Arview (2023 SS, Bethalto, IL) took one of the most consistent rounds of the day, staying committed to the middle of the field with consistent hard-struck liners, showing very good overall hitting tools. 

Nolan Jaworowski (2025 1B, Ballwin, MO) is very big and physical with advanced physical strength, getting the barrel moving uphill with bat speed and showing the ability to really drive the ball both pull-side and back through the middle. 

Trey Jozwiakowski (2025 3B, Fenton, MO) repeats his swing quite well and creates a good bat speed/strength combination, consistently getting the barrel turned out front and showing consistent, hard impact. 

Nazzan Zanetello (2023 3B, Florissant, MO) The Miami commit was impressive throughout the dat. At the plate, the 2023 generated plus bat speed utilized a naturally lofted path that produced very good carry when squared.

Josh Cunningham (2023 RHP, St. Charles, MO) Showed a long, loose arm path through extension with offering. Fastball jumped out of hand well creating heavy actions to the plate topping at 88 mph. Also flashed a sharp 11/5 breaking ball with hard, late bite in the low 70's.

Tyler Holman (2024 RHP, Lake Saint Louis, MO) Holman has a long, lean projectable build while on the mound. Loose arm action through extension and created good downhill tilt with his fastball topping at 87 mph. Effectively worked ahead of hitters with fastball and showed the ability to change speed with a 12/5 breaking ball and changeup.

Collin Morris (2023 OF, Kansas City, MO) The Kansas City native utilized a quick, compact path to contact. Consistently stayed balanced at the plate with the barrel feel to work to all fields.

Rick Williams (2024 2B, Kirkwood, MO) Showed a mature approach at the plate and displayed strong hands at contact. Threw barrel head with intent and created hard, loud contact when squared.

Gabe Smith (2023 RHP, Edwardsville, IL) The 2023 grad utilized a lower three-quarters arm slot that produced hard sinking run on his fastball up to 89 mph. Showed plus feel for his changeup offering in the low 80's. Created late fading action with very good command to the lower quadrants of the strike zone. 

Adam Streicher (2025 RHP, Imperial, MO) Displayed very good feel for the zone with his fastball offering. Consistently located to each edge of the plate and worked ahead of hitters topping at 80 mph. The 2025 grad also showed the ability to effective keep hitters off balance with an 11/5 curveball and changeup offering.