Jake Ross (2025 RHP, Tinley Park, IL) looked great in his start, showing a clean delivery and a good number of strikes. His fastball reached 83 mph and he spun a sharp curve as well, with lots of projection on his young frame. 

Jack Coluzzi (2024 SS, Wheaton, IL) has had a good weekend with the bat and did a good job waiting back on a breaker and hammering it the other way for a base hit. He has strength in his hands and good hitting traits in general. 

Lewis Dean (2023 OF, Lansing, IL) doubled in the middle innings on a shot to left center field, immediately stole third forcing a bad throw with a great job, and then scored on a ground ball, creating most of that run by himself. 

Trevor Fishman (2023 SS, Tinley Park, IL) jumped on the mound for a quick inning of relief, working up to 84 from a lower slot and generating a lot of sink on the pitch. He overpowered hitters in the zone and forced weak contact while also missing bats. 

Cole Clawson (2023 OF, Clarendon Hills, IL) was effective in his relief appearance on the mound, working his fastball up to 81 mph with swing-and-miss at the top of the zone, and showing good feel for landing a curveball and changeup. 

Jimmy Hawksworth (2024 SS, Mokena, IL) has stood out defensively this weekend with his instincts and actions on the middle infield, and he's got some ability on the mound too, working up to 84 mph with a quick right arm and a solid changeup. 

Noah Shapo (2024 LHP, Wilmette, IL) was really effective in his outing on the mound, as a lean lefty with projection and feel, moving his fastball to both edges and showing good projection on his big curveball. 

Cooper Hums (2023 OF, Mishawaka, IN) has been on fire this weekend swinging the stick. Launched an outer half pitch into the left-center gap for an inside the park homerun. Speedy on paths proving he can run well. 

Henry Murray (2025 OF, Chicago, IL) impressed as a switch hitter in batting practice and proved he could do it in game. Tripled into the left-center gap and cruised around the paths before cruising into third standing up. 

AJ Price (2024 LHP, Neenah, WI) dominated on the mound as the southpaw carved up hitters. Fastball up to 80 mph and spun a really sharp breaking ball. Spin rates over 2,400 rpm. Four punchouts on one hit. 

Wyatt Mosley (2025 LHP, Dansville, MI) has been solid in multiple ways on the weekend. Crushed a single to the pull-side proving to have two-way abilities. Athleticism playing in all facets of the game. 

Hayden Mosley (2024 1B, Huntley, IL) doubled down the leftfield line during the action showing off the bat speed on an inner half pitch. Thump in the hands present when he squares it up. 

Kelvin Jones Jr. (2025 1B, Chicago, IL) ambushed a pitch and drove it deep to centerfield. Easy power showing while tripling to the deepest part of the park. Fluid cut and projects as a power bat down the road. 

Tyson Greenwood (2024 LHP, New Carlisle, IN) impressed in a big way on the mound. Fastball into the low-80's with good command of it. Also mixed in a fading changeup and sweeping slider, both being in low-70's. Big upside present going forward. He also had an rbi single to his name in the box. 

Sean Sullivan (2023 SS, Chicago, IL) added a double to his name with a shot down the rightfield line. Sprays it around the park on a line. Was also solid defensively in the infield. 

Clay Gadbois (2024 RHP, Saint Anne, IL) was athletic on the mound. Fastball up to 84 mph with spin rates up to 2300 rpm. Also mixed in a fading changeup and a 11-to-5 breaking ball. Punched out seven in three innings of work. 

James Nydegger (2024 OF, Chicago, IL) drove one into rightfield for a loud double knocking in a pair of runs. Baseball jumps off the barrel and projects power down the road. 

Ethan Tucker (2023 OF, Homewood, IL) squared one up and drove it down the rightfield line. Cruised around the paths for a inside the park homerun. Short, simple cut staying direct to the baseball. 

Jake Bentivenga (2025 C, Wilmette, IL) was solid behind the dish and also doubled down the rightfield line. Puts the strength to good use in multiple facets of the game. 

Jadn McGowen (2025 OF, Wyandotte, MI) got the bat head out front and smoked a double to the pull-side. Accurate barrel and confident in the box. 

Mitchel Stanton (2024 RHP, So Chicago Heights, IL) was solid on the bump. The big right-hander was up to 85 mph going right at guys. Lived at the knees. Struck out two on one hit in three innings tossed. 

Wyatt Mosley (2025 LHP, Dansville, MI) proved to have feel for his two pitch mix. Fastball into the low-80's and mixed in a real sharp breaking ball with sweep in low-70's. Had guys off-balance as he lived in the zone. Six strikeouts in his three innings. 

Aiden Choslovsky (2023, LHP, Chicago, IL) impressed on the mound proving to be efficient in his work. Fastball up to 80 mph with feel to spin a sharp slider in the upper-60's. Struck out three on no walks or no hits in his three innings of work. 

Nathan Depew (2023 SS, Newport, MI) does a nice job of getting his hips/lower half involved in his swing and generates good bat speed as well, showing solid hitting tools overall with some impact into the gaps. 

Wyatt Mosley (2025 LHP, Dansville, MI) has a good combination of present strength and bat speed and put them on display, getting the barrel out front and impacting the ball hard, with some ability to use the whole field. 

Ethan Tucker (2023 OF, Homewood, IL) has projection on his frame and loose, whippy stroke that covers the plate well and stays on plane. He projects for more juice as he continues gaining strength to his build. 

Luke Baginski (2025 C, West Salem, WI) has long levers and uses them well to create leverage, showcasing quality bat speed with loft to his stroke and big time power projection as he continues refining and gaining mass. 

Jake Bentivenga (2025 C, Wilmette, IL) holds his coil well as he lifts his leg to trigger, then brings his lower half well into his swing, showing bat speed and impact to the pull-side when on time with the barrel. 

Shaun Charles II (2023 1B, Chicago, IL) is very physical at 6-4/220 and lets that strength play in his swing, using the ground well and creating lots of force at impact, showing the ability to drive the ball up the gaps and back through the middle. 

Vance Kurokawa (2025 SS, Chicago, IL) is a switch-hitter with clean lower half moves from both sides along with looseness to both swings as well, projecting well and looking like a very good all-around player. 

TJ McQuillan (2026 3B, St. John, IN) just committed to Louisville and it's evident why in his swing, with big lefthanded bat speed and even bigger present strength, showing the makings of a huge power bat long term. 

Cooper Hums (2023 OF, Mishawaka, IN) stays connected well through his swing and does a good job of matching plane, consistently peppering liners to all fields. He projects for more power as he gets stronger. 

Kelvin Jones Jr. (2025 1B, Chicago, IL) uses his lower half well and drives through contact with a compact, quick stroke as well, showing strength up both gaps and consistent swings throughout his round. 

Henry Murray (2025 OF, Chicago, IL) showed legit tools from both sides of the plate, with a loose stroke from either side that plays middle/pull, with strength out front and more on the way. 

Jack Coluzzi (2024 SS, Wheaton, IL) had a very consistent round, repeating his swing well with bat speed on a path that stays compact, hammering balls on a line pull-side time after time. 

Mark Golminas (2023 OF, Aurora, IL) has a smooth stroke with very easy, low-effort bat speed and some whip out front, with good contact skills and the makings of good power once he fills out. 

Cole Clawson (2023 OF, Clarendon Hills, IL) has a projectable body with a very quick, athletic stroke highlighted by very fast hands, showing real impact off the barrel and projection for more. 

Vincent Ippolito (2025 C, Villa Park, IL) showed good pop to the pull-side, getting the barrel out front with a big move that he repeats well and showing a good strength + loft combo at the same time. 

Trey Meyers (2025 3B, Glencoe, IL) has a big frame and big projection, with present bat speed and an ideally-lofted stroke, giving him huge power upside long term. 

Colin Ryder (2024 1B, South Elgin, IL) had the most power of the day, making this pro park look small pull-side and really showing the ability to lift the ball with backspin and big carry pull-side.