Noah Miller (2023 C, Lasalle, MI): Miller showed off a good combination of physical strength and bat speed, with the ability to work both gaps with authority. 

Alexander Tribul (2023 1B, Beverly Hills, MI): Tribul showed a heavy barrel when on time, doing a nice job of getting his hips involved and letting the barrel out front on time. 

Gabe Nazelli (2021 OF, Farmington Hills, MI): Nazelli can really impact the ball on a rising line when he's on time, with a whole field approach that does damage in any direction. 

Marcus Boone (2022 C, Canton, MI): Boone really gets his whole body into his swing and that physical strength shows up off the barrel, driving the ball consistently with jump and carry. 

Nolan Hoover (2025 RHP, Bradner, OH): Hoover had a solid all-around event including his BP round, where he showed off a quick and compact swing that made consistent hard linear contact. 

Dillon Rodriguez (2022 OF, Valparaiso, IN): Rodriguez has good strength to his frame and that shows up in his swing, taking violent hacks with impressive jump off the barrel when square. 

Donovan Selph (2021 SS, Berkley, MI): Selph has excellent pull-side power to his profile right now and he showed that off in BP with a turn-and-burn approach, with some feel for the middle of the diamond as well. 

Brady Baalaer (2024 C, Macomb, MI): Baalaer has very impressive young hitting tools, with excellent bat speed on a clean path that he repeats well, with huge power projection as he continues to get stronger. 

Alex Cheeseman (2023 SS, Commerce Twp, MI): Cheeseman has a quiet, simple swing that produces hard liners to all fields, with a high-contact linear approach that works well for him. 

Konner Daughriety (2024 3B, Mount Vernon, OH): Daughriety makes a complex move in his hands and hips when loading but does so on time and with strength, showing extremely advanced pull-side power to his stroke. 

Ryan Sieler (2023 RHP, Monroe, MI): Sieler is an intriguing two-way talent who swung it well, with a loose and easy stroke that covers the plate and allowed him to work all fields authoritatively. 

Hunter Belanger (2024 1B, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI): Belanger has very advanced strength for his grade and can really impact the baseball, especially back through the middle and to the pull-side. 

Oliver Cush (2022 SS, New Albany, OH): Cush has a simple, repeatable swing that does a very nice job of getting the barrel out on time, and he's able to work to all fields with it with good linear jump. 

Brady Birchmeier (2022 3B, New Lothrop, MI): Birchmeier had the loudest exit velo of the day as well as the loudest single swing in BP, a no-doubt missile pull-side that would have left any ballpark. His strength and righthanded power are standout tools. 

Benjamin Convey (2024 3B, Williamston, MI): Convey took a very consistent, strong round with a quick bat that lets his physical strength work for him, driving the ball on well-struck line after well-struck line. 

Brayden Weis (2023 RHP, Whitehouse, OH): Weis has good strength throughout at present and that showed during BP, delivering heavy barrel after heavy barrel with hard contact all around the field. 

Gabriel Nard (2022 SS, Shaker Heights, OH): Nard has a pretty simple swing, generating good leverage and working to stay connected, showing the ability to really drive the ball up the gap. His hit tool consistency is well-known nationally. 

Connor Ostrander (2022 SS, Granger, IN): Ostrander has good feel for posturing through his swing, getting the barrel on a good path with bat speed and projectable strength, projecting for very good hitting tools. 

Aaron Pirkle (2022 LHP, New Albany, OH) Utilized a long, loose arm action that produced good life with his fastball up to 84 mph. Consistently looked to challenge the bottom quadrants of the zone. Also flashed good feel for a 10/5 breaking ball in the mid 60's. Offensively the 2022 grad showed good feel for the barrel with the ability to work to all fields. Collected two base hits in game actions.

Dominic Mauro (2023 RHP, Lapeer, MI) The 2023 grad utilized a compact arm stroke through extension. Fastball came out of hand cleanly generated good downward plane in the low 80's, topped at 83 mph. Curveball flashed good depth at times in the upper 60's. Also showed developing feel for a changeup in the mid 70's.

Connor Ostrander (2022 SS, Granger, IN) Showed good balance at the plate with present bat speed and strength at contact. Throws barrel head well and consistently created hard, loud contact. Picked up two hits in games action including a double in his second at bat. 

Trevor Holly (2022 3B, Allen Park, MI) The 2022 showed quick hands through the zone with the ability to generate good barrel whip through extension. Consistently stayed behind contact well showing strength to all fields. Doubled in his first at bat of the game. 

Zachary Pyles (2024 C, Gurnee, IL) Displayed a knack for finding the barrel while employing a line drive barrel plane through extension. Primarily looked to work to the middle of the field, but showed the balance and barrel control to work to all fields as well. Picked up two base hits in game action.

Gibson Sinke (2024 LHP, Hudsonville, MI) Utilized a smooth paced delivery while releasing from a mid three-quarters arm slot. Fastball produced good downhill tilt through the zone topping at 81 mph. Also displayed good feel for all of his off speed pitches with the ability to keep hitter off balance. Also impressed offensively showing good bat speed with the ability to throw the barrel head with intent.

Kaden Warren (2025 C, Belleville, MI) Showed a very mature approach at the plate with plus feel for the barrel. Generated good strength at contact for a 2025 grad with the ability to drive the ball to all fields. Doubled in his first at bat of the game.

David Lally (2022 RHP, Grand Blanc, MI) Showed an explosive fastball from a three-quarters arm slot. Consistently produced heavy, hard run to arm side in the low 90's, topped at 93 mph. Flashed a short, late breaking slider in the upper 70's that matched arm slot of fastball. Consistently over powered hitters and induced weak contact.

Ryan Sieler (2023 RHP, Monroe, MI) Utilized a high energy delivery while releasing from a three-quarters arm slot. Fastball flashed good life through the zone with occasional sink in the mid 80's, topped at 85 mph. 

Brenden Garula (2022 LHP, Mason, OH) Utilized a quick paced delivery while releasing from a loose, high three-quarters arm slot. Fastball generated good downward plane through the zone topping at 85 mph. Curveball had 11/5 shape with tight spin and late depth. Also showed very good arm speed with a changeup offering in the mid 70's.

Alex Cheeseman (2023 SS, Commerce Twp, MI) Utilized a balanced approach and displayed good feel for the barrel throughout the zone. Doubled down the opposite field line in his second at-bat of the game. 

Presley Fortino (2023 OF, Bloomfield Hills, MI) The 2023 grad utilized a clean, line drive barrel plane through extension. Stays inside the baseball well with the ability to control the bat head. Collected two hits in game action including a double down the right field line. 

Robert Gavlik (2022 RHP, McMurray, PA) Showed good fluidity throughout his delivery while releasing from a high three-quarters slot. Consistently landed fastball to the bottom of the zone in the low to mid 80's, topped at 84 mph. Also displayed good feel for his breaking ball offering in the upper 60's.

Luke Patton (2022 RHP, Ashland, KY) Displayed a clean arm stroke producing good life with a fastball that sat in the low to mid 80's, topped at 85 mph. Curveball generated tight spin out of hand with later depth in the upper 60's. Also showed good feel for a sinking changeup in the mid 70's.

Ryan Kruse (2022 3B, Pleasant Ridge, MI) Utilized an easy, repeatable delivery while releasing from a three-quarters slot. Fastball generated good jump out of hand with occasional run, topped at 85 mph. Also flashed a slider that showed occasional sharp sweep to glove side in the low 70's.

Jack Clever (2022 RHP, Harrison Twp, MI) Impressed at the plate showing present bat speed with strength at contact.  Turns barrel aggressively to contact and looks to attack the baseball with intent. Hammered a double deep to left center field in his last at-bat of the day.

Noah Miller (2023 C, Lasalle, MI) Showed good balance at the plate with a smooth, repeatable barrel plane. Threw hands to contact well producing good barrel whip through extension. Doubled loudly to left field in his last at-bat of the game.

Will Pflaum (2022 RHP, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI) The Michigan native showed a loose, easy arm action at release topping at 84 mph. Consistently challenged hitters and worked ahead in the count. Looked to keep hitters off balance with a 11/5 curveball that generated soldi spin with good depth in the mid 60's.

Bobby Crane (2025 LHP, Grosse Pointe, MI) The 2025 grad released from a lower three-quarters arm slot that generated naturally running action to arm side with a fastball that topped at 80 mph. The Grosse Pointe native has a very projectable frame that projects for increased velocity with maturity.

Nolan Hoover (2025 RHP, Bradner, OH) Another 2025 grad who impressed on the mound. Hoover looked to attack the zone with releasing from a three-quarters slot. Fastball produced solid downward plane through the zone topping at 78 mph. The Bradner product also showed plus feel for a 11/5 breaking ball that generated late, hard bite to the bottom of the zone.