Caden Anderson (2024 RHP, Bennington, NE) put together an impressive round of BP today. Put consistent in sync swings on the baseball with barrel speed through the zone. Showed the ability to hit line drives to all fields.

Yale Griffiths (2024 RHP, Leawood, KS) Showed a combination of strength and bat speed in his BP round today. Creates separation and gets on plane early allowing him to consistently get to the barrel. Connected swings with no wasted movement that will translate to game at-bats.

Kendall Hagedorn (2026 C, Sedalia, MO) Got to the barrel consistently in his round of BP today. Has some strength in the hands, keeps control of the barrel throughout the swing and hit some backspin line drives to both gaps.

Eli Knorr (2023 1B, Smithville, MO) showed some big strength in his swing during BP today. Physical right-handed hitter that can turn the barrel over and really drive the baseball. Did so consistently today.

Adam Kayko (2024 3B, Waukee, IA) Left-handed hitter that showed present power in his round of BP today. Exit velocity of 92, really physical hitter that can impact the baseball in the air. Middle of the order run producer type bat.

Samuel Kemmer (2025 SS, Johnston, IA) regularly got to the barrel in his round of BP today. Some real hand speed in the swing with barrel whip though the zone. Showed a compact swing with connectivity to backside rotation throughout the round.

Josiah Hall (2024 OF, Kansas City, MO) Physical right-handed hitter with a compact swing and barrel speed though the zone. Strength to really impact the baseball and handled the barrel well.

Jake Miller (2024 C, Leawood, KS) Showed a fundamental swing with feel for the barrel in BP today. No wasted movement in the swing, stays stacked and takes the hands direct to the baseball. Swing that will translate to games.

Joey Senstock (2025 SS, Lincoln, NE) showed an advanced swing with real hitterish traits in BP today. Creates hand separation, but well connected swings on the baseball with real hand speed and feel for getting to the barrel. Consistently on time and in a good hitting position in his round of BP today.

Cole Young (2024 SS, Kansas City, MO) a quick twitch athlete that showed some tools at the plate in BP today. Has hand speed and the ability to impact the baseball to all fields. Some moving parts in the swing but he gets it all connected and in sync more often than not. Exit velo up to 87 in BP today. 

Phoenix Thompson (2025 3B, Shawnee, KS) left-handed hitter that showed big intent with BP swings today. Pull side contact with a concentrated effort to elevate the baseball. Handled the barrel well enough to regularly get to his power in BP today.

AJ Evasco (2024 1B, Lincoln, NE) left-handed hitter with strength and bat speed in the swing. Can create leverage in the swing, gets the arms extended and really drives the baseball. Swing mechanics that will translate to the game with big results.

Drew Finlayson (2024 C, Kansas City, MO) put together a real impressive round of BP today. Fundamental swing mechanics with no wasted movement in the swing. Hit line drives consistently while showing quick hands during his round of BP today.

Brett Pearcy (2024 RHP, Lenexa, KS) - (79-81) with a dominant first inning striking out the side. Good 2-seam with late break, showcased an ability to throw the SL for consistent strikes. Good swing later in the day

Dakota Angielski (2024 RHP, Sperry, OK) - (73-76) had a solid 2 innings not giving hitters a lot to work with. 

Noah Thompson (2025 LHP, Shawnee, KS) - (79-81) mixes his breaking ball and fastball well. Breaking ball is slurvy, gets lots of swing and miss. Also had a single to right field. 

Jaxon Thacker (2025 2B, Edmond, OK) - launched a ball to center for a hit off a tough arm. 

Drew Finlayson (2024 C, Kansas City, MO) - sat back on a breaking ball to drive a hit to left field. Compact swing with quick hands. 

AJ Evasco (2024 1B, Lincoln, NE) - crushed a pitch to center for a hit. Large frame with simple swing mechanics. Lots of pop to all fields. In 2nd at-bat he turned on a pitch to right field showcasing quick hands. 

Carson Umphres (2025 OF, Great Bend, KS) - with a solid swing in the right center field gap. Stayed inside on the ball nicely to drive it the opposite way. 

Phoenix Thompson (2025 3B, Shawnee, KS) - (82-84) with a solid 1-2-3 inning. High effort arm who mixes his 12-6 for strikes. 

Will Hudelson (2024 OF, Lenexa, KS) with 4 hits today to all parts of the field. Slender frame with room to grow. 

Yale Griffiths (2024 RHP, Leawood, KS) showed off his swing and miss upside in his two-inning appearance behind his fastball that was up to 85 and a curveball that was 65 and spun at 1718 RPM. Griffiths has big upside in a physical 6-foot-3, 190-pound that shows good athleticism and can still grow. He also showed good two-way upside adding two hits from the plate on a single back up the middle and one to the opposite field. 

Brayden Hindes (2024 RHP, Overland Park, KS) was able to match the dominance in his first two innings showing off high swing and miss upside. Hindes was able to disrupt timing with his fastball that was up to 83 and a 11-5 shaped change-up with good arm side dive. Hindes also flashed a solid curveball that he was able to flip into the zone for strikes. 

Joey Senstock (2025 SS, Lincoln, NE) showed off his barrel control and power upside collecting three hits during the game including two doubles. Senstock shows the ability to fight off tough pitches and drive baseballs that he can get his lengthy 6-foot-2, 195-pound frame around on. He also showed some upside on the mound running his fastball up to 82-83 and touching 84. 

Connor Kepner (2024 C, Lee’s Summit, MO) impressed in all aspects of the game today showing off his ability to grind at-bats. Kepner collected both a single and a double throughout the game. Kepner also impressed with his glove at third base ad from behind the plate. Kepner also shows some strength in a well-built 5-foot-9, 185-pound frame that can still add. 

Caden Anderson (2024 RHP, Bennington, NE) impressed on the mound today showing off a four-pitch mix. He primarily used his fastball that was up to 79-81 and featured an above average slider with great depth, and a great change-up. Anderson showed a bulldog mentality on the mound attacking hitters with a four-pitch arsenal that all move well and that he can locate within the zone. 

Gannon Miller (2025 C, Ozark, MO) showed off his upside in the batter’s box using both centerfield alleys to collect two doubles. Miller showed good defensive upside both behind the dish and at the hot corner. He has solid power upside as his 5-foot-9, 170-pound frame continues to add more strength.