Kaden Bollinger (2029 | RHP | Taylor, MI) The 5-foot-9, 152-pound right-handed hitter got out in front and barreled one down the third base line for a single. Medium frame with room to grow. Typically excels working backside, but showed he can get the head out and do damage pull side. Projectable offensive profile if he continues developing his all-fields approach.

Landon O'Neil (2029 | C | Belleville, MI) The 5-foot-10, 165-pound catcher ripped a line drive into right field for a base hit. A tough out all day, he consistently barrels balls and does his best work on pitches middle-in where he can drive for power. Shows some struggles going the other way, but that leaves room for growth and improvement.

Brock Zerman (2030 | 1B | Kermit, WV)- The 5-foot-11, 190-pound right-handed hitting first baseman had himself a day. Continued success in game 2, ripping one into the left field gap and showing off his speed, legging out an inside-the-park home run. Plays with a ton of energy and confidence on the field, and makes an impact at the plate.

Rylen Wilson (2029 | IF | Hebron, KY) The 5-foot-6, 125-pound left-handed hitter lined one to left for an RBI single over third. Open stance with a toe-tap load and has a good feel for the barrel. Has some trouble transferring weight from the back hip, so he’s lacking power, but that should improve with development.

Daniel Carrillo (2029 C, West Bloomfield, MI) started the game with a line drive single back up the middle in his first AB, winning a ten pitch battle. The 5-foot-6, 151 pound prospect flashed evident contact tool with a level path through the zone.

Colton Biedenharn (2030 SS, Bellbrook, OH) continued to find the good part of the barrel on Sunday, picking up another knock in the top of the 2nd going oppo to RF. The 5-foot-5, 120 pound righty controls the barrel effectively with present coverage of the zone.

Ethan Woods (2029 RHP, Hamilton, OH) picked up six strikeouts on the mound over the course of three IP, commanding the arsenal effectively with developing velocity shown. The 5-foot-9, 135 pound RHP repeated the operation well and has plenty of room to add onto the frame in the future.

Colby Mullens (2029 | IF | Minford, OH) The 5-foot-7, 147-pound right-handed hitter has a compact frame with a short, simple swing that plays. Showed heavy pull tendencies in BP, but in-game displayed a mature middle-field approach. Flat bat path suits a middle-to-oppo approach best, and he showed he can execute that plan when it counts.

Mason Buck (2029 | C | Anderson, IN) The 5-foot-10, 165-pound right-handed hitter with a pull heavy approach but showed the ability to stay inside the baseball. Jumped on a pitch out over the plate and drove it with lift to the backside gap. Added a second hit with a well-struck single to center, showing the ability to stay on time and execute a mature, situational approach.

Aaron Iannello (2029 | 2B | Strongsville, OH) The 5-foot-8, 135-pound right-handed hitter with solid bat control. Shot a seeing-eye single back up the middle, showcasing a down-angle swing geared toward putting pressure on the defense. Plays with a grinder mentality and looks like a tough out in the box.

Landon O'Neil (2029 | C | Belleville, MI) The 5-foot-10, 165-pound right-handed hitter got behind one and backspun it over the center fielder's head, showing off some juice to the big part of the field. Put his wheels on display as he cruised into third with a stand-up triple. Athletic actions and impact potential at the plate.

Ethan Woods (2029 | RHP | Hamilton, OH) The 5-foot-9, 135-pound right-handed hitter crushed one pullside to deep left field and cruised into second for a stand-up triple. Showed a smooth swing with natural lift, quick hands, and a strong feel for the barrel. Impressive bat speed and easy power for his size.

Brock Zerman (2030 | 1B | Kermit, WV)- The 5-foot-11, 190-pound right-handed hitting first baseman impacted the ball right back where it came from. Athletic frame with comfort in the box. Uses an inline stance with a slight bat wrap and compact elbows, showing some rhythm pre-pitch. At his best when the ball is elevated and he can drive it to the middle of the field.

White Cullen Gorman (2029 | LHP/1B | Hamburg, NY) The 5-foot-9, 160-pound right-handed hitter stayed on one and shot a line drive to right field for an RBI knock. Showed a simple, direct path with some feel for staying inside the ball. Balanced setup, controlled move through contact, and the ability to use the whole field. Competitive at-bat with a mature backside approach.

Colin Horvath (2029 | 2B | Westerville, OH) The 5-foot-8, 135-pound right-handed hitter ripped one right back up the middle and collected a couple hits on the day. Shows comfort in the box with a quiet, confident presence. Simple setup with a short, quick path and good feel for the barrel. Stays inside the ball well and showed consistency in finding the barrel throughout the day.

Tyler Ballein (2029 | RHP | Waverly, OH) The 5-foot-11, 120-pound right-handed hitter found a hole and drove in a run with a single to center field. Showed good bat-to-ball skills and situational hitting at the plate.

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Colton Biedenharn (2030 | Bellbrook, OH) had a big day at the plate. The 5-foot-5, 120-pound right-handed hitter had a quick, level swing and good barrel control. He hit one down the right field line and flew around the bases for an inside-the-park home run. Later, he pulled one to left and did it again. He used both sides of the field and showed off his speed.

Landon O’Neil (2029 | Belleville, MI) kept it simple at the plate, and it worked in his favor. The 5-foot-10 right-handed hitter stayed inside the ball and knocked one to right field for a single.  When he doesn't try to do too much, he finds contact consistently.

Demetrius Smith (2030 | Hamilton, OH) The 5-foot-6, 160-pound right-handed hitter shot one to right field for a single. He showed a quick bat through the zone and the ability to use all fields, with most of his damage coming to the opposite field.

Xavier Englehart (2029 | Waterford, MI) The 5-foot-7, 170-pound right-handed hitter dropped one into the Bermuda Triangle for a base hit. Has a lot of pre-pitch movement but stayed on time, got his pitch, and found some grass. Showed feel for the barrel and found a way on. 

Landon Stout (2029 | Washington, WV) The 5-foot-9, 165-pound right-handed hitter drove one back up the middle for a single. He gets everything into his swing, was on time, and found the hole up the middle with a solid piece of hitting.

Mason Buck (2029 C, Anderson, IN) continued to swing a hot bat in game two, picking up a 2B to RCF showcasing the ability to impact the baseball gap to gap for solid contact.

Landon Stout (2029 C, Washington, WV) won a nine pitch battle in the bottom of the 3rd, ending in a single back up the middle. The 5-foot-9, 165 pound righty proved to be a tough out at the dish with good barrel control on display. He followed up this AB with an inside the park HR in the 5th, showing both contact tool and present speed around the bases with carry/backspin created.

Nowlhas Caseres (2029 SS, Findlay, OH) drilled a 3B to the RCF gap in the bottom of the 3rd, showcasing the ability to create carry to the opposite field with good incorporation of the lower half in the stroke.

Mason Beaudette (2029 RHP, Rockwood, MI) racked up six strikeouts in three innings of work on the mound, topping out at 73 mph. The 5-foot-9, 170 pound prospect has additional room to add velocity in the future with things to like in the young arsenal.

Kaden Bollinger (2029 RHP, Taylor, MI) sent a rocket to LF in his final AB of the day, picking up an easy 3B. The 5-foot-9, 152 pound prospect created natural lift in the bat path with clear ability to drive the ball to the pull side of the field.

Ryder Pelshaw (2029 C, Goodrich, MI) put the defensive value on display early, gunning down a runner at 2B to end the 1st. The 5-foot-8, 145 pound prospect did a nice job of gaining ground in the footwork with a quick compact arm stroke flashed. Pelshaw also did a nice job of working the count offensively, finishing a long AB with a drilled 2B to deep LF in the bottom of the 3rd.

Jaxon Benedict (2029 1B, Strongsville, OH) stayed through a fastball down in the zone and drove it back up the middle for a single to center field. Kept the swing short to contact with barrel control that plays, showing a middle-of-the-field approach. Plenty of room for development. 

Colby Mullens (2029 MIF, Minford, OH) got his pitch and shot it backside for a stand-up triple down the right field line. The 5-foot-7, 147 pound prospect showed the ability to stay on the ball throughout his day and use all fields successfully for impact.

Mason Buck (2029 C, Anderson, IN) got ahead in the count and smoked a line drive single to LCF in his 1st AB, showcasing the ability to produce backspin on the baseball and generate impact out in front.

Aaron Iannello (2029 2B, Strongsville, OH) shot a line drive single back up the middle in the bottom of the 2nd, showcasing a level path through the zone with present barrel control on display. The 5-foot-8, 135 pound prospect flashed present contact tool on the day with developing strength in the frame.

Ethan Woods (2029 RHP, Hamilton, OH) finished his game strong with an RBI 2B to LF in the 5th, showcasing line drive tendencies while successfully keeping the hands inside the baseball. He was also effective on the basepaths and consistently put himself in scoring positions.

Demetrius Smith (2030 RHP, Hamilton, OH) displayed solid bat speed for his age with the ability to use all fields for contact. The 5-foot-6, 160 pound prospect covered the outer half well with developing strength in the frame.

Trevor Lemkau (2029 1B, Howell, MI) utilized a slightly open base with present weight shift into impact for consistent contact to the pull side of the field. He stays level through the zone with line drive tendencies present in the stroke.

Colton Biedenharn (2030 SS, Bellbrook, OH) did a nice job of controlling the barrel throughout his round with the ability to generate contact to both gaps. The 5-foot-5, 120 pound prospect repeated the stroke well with developing strength in the frame.

Colton Presley (2029 3B, Martinsville, IN) successfully generated impact out in front with intent to generate backspin to the pull side of the field. The 5-foot-9, 180 pound prospect fired directly through the zone with present strength in the hands for his age.

Charlie Ruwe (2029 SS, Covington, KY) was another name who found success to the pull side, showcasing a direct repeatable stroke with good incorporation of the lower half. He did a nice job of getting the barrel extended with solid coverage of the zone.

Theodore Rosselot (2030 OF, Pittsburgh, PA) utilized a lower handset and toe tap trigger to produce opposite field impact throughout his round. The 6-foot, 135 pound lefty flashed some inside out to the approach with intent to create backspin.