Jathan Spain (2026 RHP, Cape Girardeau, MO) showed off huge upside as a two-way prospect collecting a solid hit up the middle in the game. On the mound he continued to impress running the fastball up to 89 and showing a slider that flashes out-pitch potential with a spin rate of 2476 RPM. He also flashed a change-up that had some late drop to it. Spain has huge upside as his wiry 6-foot-4, 190-pound frame continues to add. 

Kaiden Simons (2026 OF, Kansas City, KS) showed off his upside with a loud barrel into left field. Simons showed off his simple swing with a slight uphill plane that can use the whole field. Simons impressed in the outfield with quick feet and aggressive approach to the ball and a full arm action with some whip. 

John Spivey (2024 OF, Saint Louis, MO) showed off the bat speed getting out ahead and ripping one down the third base line. Spivey impressed all game with loud contact and consistently finding the barrel. He showed off the well-roundedness of his game with a 6.86 sixty time and developing power upside as his athletic 5-foot-11, 185-pound frame adds more strength. 

Austin Musso (2025 RHP, Mascoutah, IL) continued to impress this time with the bat in his hands as he turned on a pitch and ripped it into the left-center field gap for a loud extra-base hit. Musso shows good two-way potential with a tall and slender 6-foot-1, 180-pound frame that still can fill out. 

Hayden Hubbard (2026 1B, Lee’s Summit, MO) impressed on the mound during his one inning appearance running the fastball up to 80-83. He also showed off a slider that he was able to spin up to 2537 RPM with good two-plane break. Hubbard also flashed a change-up that showed good fade. High upside with a good three-pitch mix. 

Carson Ramos (2025 C, Wentzville, MO) with a loud hit back up the middle. Physical 6-foot-1, 190-pound frame that can still add with good strength at present. Projects well behind the plate and shows good power upside with a quick level swing path. Added another barrel in game with a line drive back up the middle. 

Evan Fulhorst (2024 RHP, Saint Peters, MO) attacked hitters with a fastball that was up to 88 and was effective between 84-88. He also featured an 11-5 shaped curveball that he could throw for strikes in any count. Flashed a change-up that he took spin off well with late dropping action. Athletic 6-foot-0, 180-pound frame that can still fill. 

Mason Hartman (2024 LHP, Maryville, IL) impressed on the mound with a solid two-pitch mix. He featured a fastball that was 80-83 and worked well with a downhill plane. He also showed off a slider that impressed with flashes of wipeout potential with a spin rate of 2518 RPM and sharp break.

Austin Musso (2025 RHP, Mascoutah, IL) showed off his three-pitch mix in his two-inning appearance, including his fastball that was up to 85 and played up in the zone. Musso also showed a quality slider that had consistent shape and depth and was featured as a chase pitch. He also flashed a change-up that was effective with the velocity being close to fastball but a big difference in the spin. 

Charlie Isom-McCall (2024 SS, St Louis, MO) showed off the athleticism in his 6-foot, 170-pound frame. Isom-McCall showed off his simple swing with quick hands, getting the barrel through the zone quickly and driving a ball into the left-center field gap. Also showed off his speed with a 6.68 sixty yard dash time. 

Jonathan Carrasco  (2026 SS, Ankeny, IA) got the game started with an extra base hit to the opposite field gap. Carrasco has a wiry 5-foot-9, 150-pound frame that projects well with room to fill still. He showed off his ability to keep his hands in and get the barrel to the inside pitch and drive it to the opposite field gap. 

Danny Story (2025 OF, Edwardsville, IL) showed off the swing connecting on an extra base hit to the left-center field gap. Story shows off a twitchy 5-foot-7, 150-pound frame with some strength at present with quick hands getting the barrel through the zone quickly. He also impressed with his ability to work at-bats and be a tough out. 

Justin Wood (2024 RHP, Winnetka, IL) impressed during his two-inning appearance with his ability to control the bottom half of the zone with his arsenal. Wood kept the fastball up around 81-85 and mixed in a curveball with 12-6 shape that starts low and drops down and out of the zone. He also featured a straight change-up that was able to lock up hitters, and a developing cutter that was able to miss barrels. 

Mitchell Bruce (2025 RHP, Moberly, MO) showed off his overwhelming fastball that was up to 86. Bruce also mixed in a mid- 70s change-up that was able to get hitter’s out in front. He also flashed a curveball with 11-5 shape. Bruce has a projectable 6-foot-1, 175-pound frame with good arm speed at present.