Mitch Fassbender (2021 LHP, Wauwatosa, WI): Fassbender showed off his two-way skills in this one, picking up 2 hits in the game including a hard liner double the opposite way, also getting on the mound and running his fastball up to 80 mph with a sharp curveball, striking out 6 in 2 innings. 

Parker Neel (2021 OF, Mattawan, MI): Neel had a 3 hit performance in this game, showing consistent barrel skills and a whole field approach that netted him a single up the middle, a missile double pull-side, and another loud barrel that was caught in CF. 

William Shannon (2021 C, Bloomfield Hills, MI): Shannon had consistently very good at-bats in this game, picking up 3 hits, all hard-barreled liners. He had 2 singles and a triple, really showing the ability to impact the baseball in an authoritative way with good strength and barrel accuracy. 

Noah Chang (2021 SS, Mississauga, ON): Chang pitched well in relief for the Royal team, throwing a clean inning with a strikeout while running his fastball up to 83 mph with angle to the plate as well as a solid breaking ball he showed feel for spinning sharply. 

Jordan Stevens (2020 OF, Cleveland Hts, OH): Stevens has impressive physicality and overall tools, but his offense is what stands out first and foremost. With a smooth stroke, plenty of bat speed, and excellent strength; the Kent State commit has impact potential at the next level, and he showed that off here with consistent hard barrel into the air with great carry and jump. 

Nyk Bussard (2022 C, Bargersville, IN) found barrels consistently as he proved he could spray the baseball around with ease. Early in the contest, he singled to the pull-side as he got the bat head out front. He would later to go on to double to the right-center gap while flashing some speed on the base-paths. Showing to have nothing but upside at the plate. 

Luke Ellis (2022 MIF, Casco Twp, MI) proved to have some talent both at the plate and defensively. The middle infielder flashed some range as he made plays going both ways while showcasing an accurate arm. At the plate, he utilized great hand-eye coordination as he went on to tally multiple hits. He took a fastball early in the count and drove it back up the middle. In a later at-bat, he sat back on a curveball to single up the middle. 

Elijah Holt (2022 RHP, Commerce, MI) showed to be a true two way guy during todays action. On the mound, he flashed a low-80's fastball that he commanded well while showing more in the tank down the road. He also mixed in a curveball with tight spin that got swings & misses. He struck out 3 batters in his 2 inning outing. At the plate, Holt utilized a quick bat as he went on to tally up a couple of base-knocks. He singled to rightfield twice and proved he could create opportunities on the base-paths. 

Nick Zappia (2021 3B, Farmington Hills, MI) created some of the louder contact of the game as he found barrels in every at-bat. He doubled to the left-center gap as he glided around the bags. Although that was his only hit of the game, in two other at-bats he barreled up baseballs right at people. He also played a solid thirdbase, making a nice slow roller play. 

Cooper Johnson (2023 RHP, Southgate, MI) utilized a long, lean frame as the right-handed pitcher went right after hitters. Johnson gave up just one hit as he went on to dominate the rest of his outing. He was up to 81 MPH with the fastball and mixed in a curveball as his punch-out pitch. In just two innings pitched, he struck out 5 batters. He shows more velocity in the tank as it was free & easy out of hand.

William Shannon (2021 C, Bloomfield Hills, MI) had a physically strong appearance to him as he went on to generate loud contact. He knocked in two runs as he he doubled to the leftcenter gap. He showed big time pop in the bat when he got extended. He went on to steal a base and had great instincts on the base-paths as well. 

Dominic Krupinski (2022 C, Livonia, MI) issued punishments to baseballs as he tallied two extra base-hits during todays contest. He had two standup doubles into the left-center gap. Looks to lift the baseball to the pull-side when possible and did so with success. The strong, physically framed catcher proved to have some skills behind the dish as well proving to be an asset to any ball club. 

Bryson Huwar (2022 RHP, Fisher, PA) showcased a crafty approach on the mound as the right-handed pitcher delivered from a lower three-quarter slot. He flashed a fast arm with deception, proving it difficult to square him up. He kept his fastball down in the zone as he ran it up to 81 MPH. He tunneled his curveball well as he went on to strikeout 3 hitters while walking none. 

Robert Gavlik (2022 RHP, McMurray, PA) is a two-way prospect as a secondary catcher and has a very strong 6-2/210 catcher's build.  His left-handed swing generates lots of bat speed and he gets the ball in the air to the pull side consistently with what looked like to be big carry.

Dominic Krupinski (2022 C, Livonia, MI) has an on-time and direct left handed swing that combines nice hand quickness getting the barrel going with nice core strength to drive his bat speed.  He squared up the ball hard with good jump and will continue to improve as he gets stronger.

Oliver Service (2023 OF, Detroit, MI) lacks present strength as a freshman but he has present hand quickness and overall athleticism and has a nice base swing to grow into.  He fires his quick hands on time and made solid middle of the field line drive contact.

Noah Chang (2021 SS, Mississauga, ON) hits from a tight hand start with a short swing and his very quick hands created nice bat speed and consistent barrel.  He could open up and lengthen his swing a bit as he gets stronger and develop some power.

Jordan Stevens (2020 OF, Cleveland Hts, OH) is a very strong senior who creates big right handed bat speed with lots of lift out front.  He's a Kent State signee who will be able to compete with the bat right away next year.

Mitch Fassbender (2021 LHP, Wauwatosa, WI) is a very good all around athlete with a projectable 6-3/160 build.  He has a nice left handed swing with some present bat speed and more to come and drove the ball well to the right centerfield gap.

Cole Young (2022 SS, Wexford, PA) is already known as one of the top hitters nationally in the 2022 class and the Duke commit showed his hitting tools and plus raw bat speed well today.  The ball comes off his bat hard and loud with his best contact to right centerfield.

Brody Chrisman (2022 OF, Zionsville, IN) is a left-handed hitter with a projectable 6-2/175 build and plenty of present bat speed.  He has leverage in his swing from a tall set up and whips the barrel with fast hands.

Nathan Manley (2023 C, Loveland, OH) has very good strength for a freshman and a short and simple swing that promises lots of hard, square line drive contact.