Noah Latham-Woodruff (2024 OF, Madison, WI) showed off his upside on the mound using a long and lanky frame to beat hitters with the fastball that touched 86. Featured a quality breaking ball that flashed swing and miss traits. Mixed in a change-up that had a ton of late fade. 

Casey Wambach (2025 SS, Sun Prairie, WI) showed off a lanky frame with some physicality and some two-way upside as the frame continues to add. On the mound used all of his pitches well including the breaking ball that had consistent shape and depth. At the plate added a hard hit into the right-center gap. 

Max Glusick (2025 OF, Sun Prairie, WI) keeps his hands in and is able to send a single back up the middle. Has a flat bat path that sprays line drives to all fields. Moves well in the outfield with quick feet. 

Ethan Bauerschmidt (2025 SS, Pleasant Prairie, WI) showed off a live arm that was able to run up the fastball to 90 off the mound. Also showed off a quality breaking ball that has the traits to be an effective swing and miss out-pitch. Long frame that projects well going forward. 

Quade Thompson (2024 C, Wrightstown, WI) showed off a level swing path with good activation of the lower half to collect a hard hit into left field. Also showed off upside on the mound with good pitchability. Has some strength at present but as the 5-foot-11, 180-pound frame fills the power upside should continue to rise. 

Marek Bolson (2025 C, Oconomowoc, WI) showed off the barrel feel with consistent contact including a loud base hit to right field. He continued the hot hitting adding a second barrel to right-center field. Moved well and showed some blocking skills behind the plate in game. 

Blayne Roberts (2026 RHP, Tiffin, IA) impressed on the mound with a lively fastball that was 81-85 with occasional running life. Featured a curveball with late depth that showed traits of being an out-pitch. Athletic and lanky frame with room to fill and add strength. 

Lucas Wirth (2025 SS, Mequon, WI) solid hit down the first base line. Intriguing on the mound with a sharp curveball with feel for spin getting it up to 2275 RPM that was able to freeze hitters. Projectable 5-foot-9, 150-ppound frame with two-way upside as the frame adds strength and fills out. 

Nathan Schopf (2025 OF, Milwaukee, WI) showed the physicality in his frame with a smoked extra-base hit down the third base line. Quick hands in swing with some slight uphill plane. Showed good intent in swings with the ability to get the barrel in front and drive the baseball in the air. 

Cameron Miller (2024 C, Madison, WI) showed a good two-way game behind the dish. In the box showed the ability to go to the opposite field collecting a single into right field. Defensively showed some good footwork and quickness to block the ball. 

Abe Herchenbach (2025 RHP, Elkhorn, WI) was dominant on the mound during his appearance. He was able to get the fastball around 82-85 with arm side sink. He also showed off his upside in the box with a barrel into left field. 

Carter Lund (2024 C, Cambridge, WI) keeps his hands back and gets the barrel through the zone to drive an extra-base hit into the gap. On the mound showed off a good breaking ball that was able to keep hitters from getting the timing. Impressed all-around with some two-way upside. 

Brady Mann (2024 1B, Green Lake, WI) takes the hands directly to the ball for a loud hit back up the middle. Creates good hand-hip separation and shows flashes of whippiness in the barrel. Medium frame that shows some upside as the frame continues to fill.

Derek Adler (2023 SS, Black Earth, WI) gets the barrel through the zone quickly and sends one into left field for a loud extra-base hit. Shows a level bat plane that produced line drives. Solid 6-foot-1, 185-pound frame that projects well. 

Matthew Cunningham (2024 RHP, Eagan, MN) was a standout on the mound. Working the fastball up around mid- 80s. Also showed good feel for a curveball and change-up. 

Noah Marschke (2024 LHP, Stevens Point, WI) showed off to start the game. Ran the fastball up to 86-88 with arm side run and controlled the pitch well to all corners of the zone. Showed a curveball that he could execute late in counts and had sharp break. Flashed a change-up that had late arm side fade.  

Landon Majerus (2025 RHP, Waconia, MN) showed a ton of upside in his appearance. Ran the fastball up to 84-86 with quality life going through the zone. Slider showed sharp bite off the fastball plane. Flashed cutter and two-seamers with heavy run in the second inning. 

Jack Poellot (2025 SS, Cedarburg, WI) showed off the direct bat path and got around on one for a solid line drive back up the middle. Has quick hands with some bat speed and was able to turn on the pitch. Wiry 5-foot-11, 175-pound frame projects well as it adds strength and fills. 

Noah Wech (2024 SS, Manitowoc, WI) blew hitters away with his fastball that topped at 91. Wech also flashed a slider that he could spin well with late break off the horizontal plane. Athletic and projectable actions that should continue to build. 

Will Hosch (2024 OF, Cascade, IA) kept his hands back and barreled one into left-center field for a hit. Direct hands to ball with some uphill plane in the swing. Shows some strength in swing and will continue to add as the 6-foot, 185-pound frame continues to fill.

Richard Carlson (2027 RHP, South Beloit, IL) has a heavy barrel and really intriguing power projection for his age, showing real impact to the middle of the field with lots more to come. 

Cameron Miller (2024 C, Madison, WI) has a strong build and shows that strength in his swing, keeping the hands inside and getting the barrel out front, letting the strength play off the barrel with consistent liners. 

Issei Takahashi (2024 OF, Hartland, WI) had one of the more consistent rounds of the day, getting the barrel out front and impacting the ball in multiple directions with fast hands and good strength. 

Yamato Takahashi (2025 OF, Hartland, WI) stays simple in his approach and executes it well, consistently in good spots with the barrel and showing the makings of big power as he continues to fill out his frame. 

Levi Watts (2025 OF, Appleton, WI) has a quick twitch swing with quick hands and wrists, staying short to the ball and doing a good job of consistently getting the barrel on the ball with a line drive stroke. 

Clayton Kroschel (2025 OF, Beaver Dam, WI) does a good job of staying connected through his swing and getting the barrel out front, showing feel for spraying hard liners to different fields. 

Noah Wech (2024 SS, Manitowoc, WI) had one of the more consistent rounds, repeating a clean stroke well with bat speed and good strength, showing jump off the barrel and power projection to go along with the hit tool. 

Jack Poellot (2025 SS, Cedarburg, WI) stays connected and stays committed to the middle of the field, repeating a quick stroke well and showing the ability to find barrels towards both gaps with projection for more power. 

Mike Wright (2025 RHP, Seymour, IN) has a lot going on in his swing but has great results when timed up, showing some of the better pure power of the event and driving baseballs back through the middle with authority. 

Ethan Bauerschmidt (2025 SS, Pleasant Prairie, WI) has a long and projectable frame with whippy bat speed and good rotational acceleration, showing good hitting tools overall with all kinds of power projection on his frame. 

Kyle Ugalde (2025 C, Deforest, WI) hinges really well on his back hip and does a good job of creating leverage off of his front side, showing power to the pull-side with overall impactful hitting tools and upside. 

Marek Bolson (2025 C, Oconomowoc, WI) has lots of projection remaining and present bat speed, creating whip out front and getting the barrel into good spots. He's a name to follow moving forward. 

Eisen Kim (2024 C, Skokie, IL) has good strength to him and shows that strength in his swing, getting the barrel out front and lifting it well with leverage and jump to the middle of the field. 

Nathan Schopf (2025 OF, Milwaukee, WI) showed some of the louder power of the event, swinging the bat with intent to do damage and doing so back through the middle and to the pull-side with good leverage creation and obvious strength. 

Casey Wambach (2025 SS, Sun Prairie, WI) has a loose stroke with good bat speed and quick hands, getting the barrel into good spots and letting his strength take over, really projecting well for power moving forward.