Blake Longbottom (2027 OF, Maineville, OH) led off the game with a rocket back up the middle to quickly get himself on the stat sheet, showcasing clear hand speed with good jump off the barrel displayed.

Joey Vance (2027 C, Batavia, OH) roped an RBI line drive single to LF in the top of the first to give his squad the lead immediately. The 6-foot-1, 170 pound prospect provided value both offensively and behind the dish on the weekend with projectable tools for the future.

Mason Herring (2027 MIF, Loveland, OH) was a hit machine on Sunday, picking up multiple knocks with intent to generate line drive impact to the pull side/middle of the field. The 5-foot-10, 155 pound prospect has projectable bat speed with present barrel control to pair.

 Logan Haboush (2027 RHP, Lizton, IN) continued to impact the baseball with authority in his second game, driving a double to LF in the bottom of the 4th. The strength once again made itself prominent in the 6-foot-1, 215 pound frame with pull side tendencies in the stroke.

Connor York (2028 MIF, Knoxville, TN) struckout the side in the top of the 6th, running his FB up to 82 mph with present life out of the hand. The 6-foot, 175 pound righty presents a high velocity ceiling for the future with the ability to work backwards in counts displayed.

Austin Smith (2028 RHP, Burlington, KY) started his game with an opposite field knock to RF in the top of the 3rd, showcasing solid coverage of the zone with the ability to work all parts of the field for impact.

Peter Kooiker (2026 RHP, Jenison, MI) was effective on the mound in a 3 inning start, running his FB up to 82 mph with the ability to locate to all quadrants of the zone. The physical 6-foot-3, 225 pound righty pitched to contact effectively with developing spin profile in the arsenal.

Connor York (2028 MIF, Knoxville, TN) jumped on a first pitch FB and smoked an RBI single back up the middle in the top of the 3rd, showcasing present barrel control with good timing overall to the stroke. The athletic 6-foot, 175 pound prospect also caused problems on the bases and provided value in multiple ways for his squad.

Logan Haboush (2027 RHP, Lizton, IN) was sharp on the mound through his three no-hit innings of work, striking out four with the FB topping out at 78 mph. The strength in the 6-foot-1, 215 pound frame reveals itself on both sides of the field, where the ’27 prospect also roped a single into the LCF gap in the top of the 4th inning.

Ben Leisring (2027 SS, Cincinnati, OH) put together a quality AB in the top of the 5th, ultimately ending in an RBI double to the LCF gap. The 5-foot-10, 160 pound prospect was able to successfully spoil multiple pitches and execute with two strikes, limiting swing/miss in the approach while controlling the barrel more than effectively. 

Alex Whitaker (2028 3B, Lexington, KY) sent a rocket to the LF wall in the top of the 6th, showcasing natural lift in the path with present leverage created. The 6-foot, 190 prospect has evident strength proportioned throughout the frame with good incorporation of the lower half in the stroke.

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Aaron Concepcion (2027 | SS | Pittsburgh, PA) Right-handed hitter with a quick trigger. Big, athletic kid, does the most damage on pitches middle/down, but struggles elevated. Very projectable with good barrel feel and comfort in the box.

Ej Milliner (2026 | OF | Greenville, IN) Switch-hitting Central Michigan commit had a solid round of BP displaying pull-side power from the right side, but pulls off at times. From the left side, there's less barrel feel, but barreled more balls when he stayed to the middle of the field. Segmented swing and upright bat positioning causes timing to be off, but very projectable with room to grow. 

Alex Whitaker (2028 | 3B | Lexington, KY) Right-handed hitter showed some pull-side power with developing overall strength and bat speed. Displayed his best work middle-away with good feel for the barrel.

Connor York (2028 | IF | Knoxville, TN) Right-handed hitter showed tons of feel for the barrel with loose hands. Had some difficulty at times with pitches elevated, but there is plenty of room for development. 

Landon Cattani (2027 | 1B | Amelia, OH) Athletic left-handed hitter showed a quick bat with intent to lift to the pull-side. Starts with a high handset and a lot of pre-pitch movement, but leaves room for development. Has an aggressive swing with potential pull-side power. 

Eugene Ingram (2026 | 1B | Cincinnati, OH) Right-handed hitter stays to the middle of the field and shows power that plays with size. Has good feel for the barrel and an aggressive approach. Loose handset creates rhythm, but can improve barrel control for improvement with barrel control