Avery Lambers (2026 C, Muskegon, MI) showed really nice two way potential today, working two strong innings on the mound and showing good power at the plate.  He has a simple delivery and is explosive at release on the mound, working his fastball up to 81 mph and striking out five hitters.  He has nice rhythm at the plate and is consistently on time.  He used his strength to crush a triple over the center fielder's head in his first at bat.  In his second at bat he did a nice job of letting the ball travel deep into the hitting zone before ripping a second triple over the right fielder’s head.  He would add a base knock in his last at bat, ending the day 3-for-4.

Jackson Purkey (2026 RHP, Lenexa, KS) was all over the ball today, making hard contact that resulted in a pair of singles.  He showed the ability to be consistently on time and made contact out in front of the plate.  He stayed on balance on his second single and ripped a hard ground ball between the short stop and third baseman.  

Cole Haubold (2027 SS, Topeka, KS) showed nice barrel control at the plate, logging a pair of nice base hits at the plate today.  He has a smooth swing and does a nice job of staying through the ball.  He consistently makes contact out in front of the plate and has the patience to wait for a good pitch to hit.

Atley Edenfield (2026 3B, Shawnee, KS) showed tons of toughness in his first at bat of the game, wearing a pitch off the elbow and then ripping a ball back up the middle for an RBI single when he came back up.  He is aggressive going after pitches and looks to hit the ball hard where it is pitched.  He would add another clean single to left later in the game, resulting in his second RBI.  His last at bat resulted in his third base hit of the day.  This one was a hard ground ball back up the middle that scored a pair of runners for a final line of 3-for-4 with 4 RBI.

Jackson McNew (2027 C, Middleville, MI) had a nice showing at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a pair of RBI.  He showed good balance and plate coverage, fouling off touch pitches and hitting the ball where it was pitched.  He has a clean, short swing that is direct to the baseball.

Johnny Carver (2026 LHP, Raymore, MO) showed a smooth LH stroke during BP today. Displayed an athletic stance, with some quick twitch muscles. Carver had some loud contact to the pull side, with an uphill bat path. His linear bat path helped him stay on time to all fields. 

Nolan Pfannenstiel (2027 C, Goddard, KS) had a tall, narrow stance today in the box. He showed a feel for the barrel, lacing multiple balls into the outfield. Pfannenstiel shows a great frame, and projects for a strong hit tool with some power down the road. 

Jackson McNew (2027 C, Middleville, MI) was really fundamentally sound in his round of BP today. McNew is very balanced in the box, and had line drive contact from gap to gap. Many of his swings were hard hit balls that had carry and backspin through the infield. 

Avery Lambers (2026 C, Muskegon, MI) showed an uphill bat path during BP with some loud contact. Lambers uses his tall, athletic frame to get the barrel out in front of the plate. During the swing, he uses his lower half well and jumps off the backside to drive the ball with authority. 

Jayden Ammeraal (2026 OF, Grand Haven, MI) used a very wide base during BP to stay balanced and drive pitches back up the middle. Ammeraal has very fundamentally sound swing, and showed the ability to produce constant contact. Although the swing can get long at times, there is some nice power projection in the frame. 

Danny Napier (2026 C, Louisburg, KS) displayed a very physical and mature build for his age. Napier has a gap to gap approach with some loud contact to the gaps. In the box, he takes very aggressive hacks and looks to elevate the ball with authority. Going to be fun to watch the power potential down the road. 

Kingston Kost (2026 1B, Des Moines, IA) has an advanced frame for his age. Kost can really showed good power, driving multiple balls over the outfielders heads during batting practice. Using a balanced setup at the plate, he was able to get his arms extended and reach the outside pitch to shoot it the other way. 

Jackson McNew (2027 C, Middleville, MI) got to the barrel for a solid single to left field in his first at-bat today. Putting a quick swing on the ball to finish off a quality at-bat. Added another solid lined drive single up the middle in his next at-bat. Showed some base running instincts getting a good jump and stealing a base on the base paths as well.

Christian Owens (2026 LHP, Louisburg, KS) put a quality swing on the baseball in his first at-bat driving a pitch deep to right field. Gets to a good hitting position at the plate and has the bat path to drive the baseball with some pop in his bat.

Blake Sarnecki (2026 RHP, Bucyrus, KS) Turned on a fastball in his first at-bat today and drove a double over the left fielders head. Utilizing a level bat path and some barrel speed to drive the baseball. One of the harder hit baseball today.

Nolan Pfannenstiel (2027 C, Goddard, KS) drove in the first run of the game today with a solid RBI single to the opposite field. Let the ball travel and squared up the baseball. Shows an advanced approach in the box.

Avery Lambers (2026 C, Muskegon, MI) put a together a couple quality at-bats today. An athlete in the box with some quick twitch and hand speed though the zone. Lined a base hit over the shortstops head for one of the harder hit balls on the day.

Kory Serocki (2026 OF, Salina, KS) put one of the better swings on the ball in todays game. Inside outing a breaking ball to the opposite field for a solid single. Immediately stole second base showing some feel for reading pitchers on the base paths.

Johnny Carver (2026 LHP, Raymore, MO) barreled up a baseball and drove it into the opposite field gap for a triple. Hitter that handles the bat well and shows gap to gap pop.

Kingston Kost (2026 1B, Des Moines, IA) put together multiple quality at-bats today collecting a single up the middle, showing advanced strike zone recognition at the plate and barreling up pitches that he can handle.

Dawson Eftink (2027 1B, Cape Girardeau, MO) hit an inside the park home run on a ball hit to the right centerfield wall in game. Gets to a launch position at the plate and has the bat speed to drive the baseball with above average power for his age.