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Tournaments  | Story | 3/30/2021

Midwest Top City Clash Scout Notes

Brody Emperley (2025, Berryton, Kan.) was a standout at the plate and on the mound this weekend. He hit .846 this weekend with 11 total hits including a home run and a ground-rule double in the 13u championship game that may have been the hardest hit ball in the tournament all weekend. He scored 10 runs, drove in nine, and stole seven bases in a fantastic all-around performance. On the mound, he threw six innings while striking out eight. He showed a good feel for fastball command and has a loose and athletic delivery. Looks to be an interesting player to follow going forward.

Andrew Rohr (2026, Topeka, Kan) had a powerful showing with the bat this weekend. He hit .500 for the tournament with all of his hits going for extra-bases, including a home run. He has good present strength and utilizes his lower half well to drive the baseball. Showed well in the field as well where he made an impressive sliding play while ranging to his right and getting up to throw out a runner at first.



Carson May (2026, Olathe, Kan.) had one of the better all-around performances this weekend. Showed the ability to command a fastball in his outing on the mound. He made a great running catch towards the right field line while in the field. At the plate, he collected multiple extra-base hits while showing good bat speed and barrel control.

Jackson Lucht (2026, Shawnee, Kan.) showed good pop to all fields during the tournament, including an opposite field RBI double. He has good present strength and consistently barreled up the baseball this weekend. Worked hard behind the plate as well, showing some good footwork and effort blocking balls in the dirt.

Johnny Carver (2026, Raymore, Mo.) showed two-way ability this weekend. Handles the bat well, collecting multiple hits and multiple RBI at the plate. Pitched his team to a win in the championship game as well, allowing no hits in five scoreless innings. Carver was named the tournament MV-Pitcher. 

Dane Baxter (2025, Topeka, Kan.) found the barrel often this weekend, collecting two extra-base hits and five RBI. He hit an outstanding .444 for the tournament, but the performance with the bat was even better than the numbers suggest, as he had multiple hard hit outs. Makes all the plays at third base showing soft hands and even had an impressive backhand play where he got to show a strong and accurate arm.

Keaton Neal (2026, Olathe, Kan.) started out the tournament with three hits, including doubles to right field and left field in game one. Neal has a loose swing that produces good barrel whip that allows him to drive the ball to all fields. He's a good athlete that runs the bases well and makes all the plays on defense. Very impressive young hitter to watch. 
Tournament MVP.

Ian Buehler (2025, Olathe, Kan.) was very impressive on the mound this weekend. He’s a good athlete that repeats his delivery well and shows a firm fastball and an impressive breaking ball. Both pitches are delivered from the same release point consistently. He struck out six batters in 3 2/3 innings this weekend. Buehler is an intriguing arm to follow going forward.

Porter Deters (2025, Harveyville, Kan.) handled the bat well all tournament long. He barreled up multiple baseballs, including an RBI triple that was one of the harder hit balls all weekend. Deters was the only player in the 14u bracket to record multiple triples in the tournament. Good instincts on the bases as well, reads balls in the dirt well and takes extra bases consistently.

Cale Fossett (2026, Roeland Park, Kan.) was a two-way performer this weekend. Hit .400 for the tournament with two extra-base hits and six runs scored. Fossett also struck out 10 in his outing on the mound without allowing a baserunner. In the field he showed a strong and accurate arm while making all the plays at third base.

Cole Ryherd (2027, Overland Park, Kan.) handled the bat well and showed good strike zone recognition this weekend while collecting multiple hits and walking four times. The leadoff hitter has good baserunning instincts and good baseball quickness which helped him steal five bases during the tournament. He works around the baseball with good fundamentals and soft hands in the infield as well. More than held his own as a 2027 in the 14u bracket.

Timothy Boston (2026, Kansas City, Kan.) had an impressive weekend at the plate, showing the ability to barrel the baseball consistently to go with good plate discipline. Hit .500 for the tournament with three extra-base hits and four walks. Seemed like he was consistently on base all weekend.

Sam Drennon (2025, Basehor, Kan.) threw two perfect innings this weekend. Recorded a total of three strikeouts while showing a good competitive demeanor on the mound. Moved a fastball around to both sides of the plate and showed a good feel for pitching.

Collin Smith (2025, Overland Park, Kan.) had a solid all around showing throughout the tournament, collecting multiple hits and stealing three bases. Made some impressive plays in the field including a backhand play at third base and another play where he ran nearly a hundred feet to get to a pop up in foul territory.

Griffin Hall (2027, Salina, Kan.) made one of the better defensive plays during the tournament when he ranged to his left at shortstop to make a diving catch before getting up to throw a runner out at first. At the plate he hit .364 during the tournament with four base hits and four runs scored.
 

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Hannah Jo Groves
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Tyler Henninger
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PG Draft Content Hub With the fall season winding down and the winter months approaching, it is time for another draft board update.  After getting more live looks and gathering information from the fall action across the country, we have expanded the board to a Top-200. The class continues to feature an intriguing mix of arms from both the prep and college ranks, along with an enticing position player pool.  There is still plenty of time for new names to emerge and established prospects to continue to improve their draft stock, but here is where things stand as we head into the winter.  * denotes draft eligible sophomore Rk. Name Level Pos. B-T School Hometown State Commitment 1 Dylan Seward H SS S-R Norco Eastvale CA Tennessee 2 Brendan Lawson C SS L-R Florida Toronto ON 3 Dax Whitney C RHP R-R Oregon State Blackfoot ID 4 Tomas Valincius C LHP L-L Mississippi State...
College | Story | 11/6/2026

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Craig Cozart
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Wolforth Throwing Mentorship: Article 70

Ron Wolforth
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That Off-Season Program Wasn't Built for Your Son. It Was Built for Nobody. The Harsh Reality of Skill Development · Part 2 of 5 Somewhere right now, a pitcher is starting a twelve-week off-season program. It came from his travel team. Or a trainer. Or a big leaguer's Instagram. It has phases and a logo, and every kid in the building got the same one. Here is the harsh reality. That program was written before anybody looked at your son. It doesn't know he exists. It was built for the average pitcher... and the average pitcher does not exist. A Template Fixes Somebody's Problem. Maybe Not His. Every pitcher who is stuck is stuck for a reason. We call that reason his constraint... the thing that is actually limiting him right now. For one kid it is strength. For the next it is mobility. For the next it is a mechanical inefficiency, or an arm that isn't recovering, or a body that...
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Wolforth Throwing Mentorship: Article 69

Ron Wolforth
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Your Son's April Arm Injury is Being Scheduled Right Now   The Harsh Reality of Skill Development - Part 1 of 5 Let me start this series with something most people in baseball won't say out loud. In my experience, a great many of the arm problems we will see next April are being set up right now... in October, November and December. Not necessarily because a young pitcher is throwing too much. Often it's because of what happens when he stops. Here is the pattern. I have watched it for more than thirty years. The fall season ends. The arm is tired, so the family does what seems like the responsible thing.  They shut it down. No throwing. For a lot of kids, no anything. Weeks go by. The holidays come and go. Then somebody looks at a calendar in January and realizes tryouts are three weeks away. Suddenly, an arm that has done nothing since October is asked to go from zero to game...
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Kyler Peterson
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Class of 2027 Rankings Update

Perfect Game Staff
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Perfect Game Staff
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  667 Progress Way | Sanford, FL 32771 | 319-298-2923 www.perfectgame.org | facebook.com/perfectgameusa | @PerfectGameUSA     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   PERFECT GAME ANNOUNCES MEDIA RIGHTS PARTNERSHIP WITH MINORITY PROSPECTS   Sanford, Florida (Monday, November 2, 2026) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced a media rights partnership with Minority Prospects, the Atlanta-based organization that has become the largest platform in the world for minority baseball and softball prospects. The partnership kicked off last month at the WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, Fla., Perfect Game's premier fall event, where Minority Prospects produced content featuring some of the nation's top amateur players in front of college coaches, professional scouts and MLB legends. Under the agreement, Minority...
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Ryan Miller
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