1-Columbia

Ryan Schneider (2025, Rolling Meadows, Ill.) was able to get the barrel to one and drive it hard back up the middle. Got the barrel to it and drove it hard in the air up the middle for a base knock. Good piece of hitting from the right-handed hitter. Had another hard-hit ball in his next at-bat. Schneider got the hands out front and drove it hard pull-side down the line.

Braylon McNair (2025, Chicago, Ill.) was able to jump on a fastball and crush it the other way. The right-handed hitter was able to drive one deep in the air the other way, getting the hands to it with some strength off the barrel.

2-Gray

Luke Weber (2024, Highland Park, Ill.) came out and missed barrels in his first inning. He elevated the fastball that held 86-88 T89 mph and overpowered hitters. Lively arm with a good pitch mix. The fastball had life and paired well with a slider that had tilt and good horizontal to it. Also flashed a changeup with good arm-side fade. Missed barrels and commanded well. Weber punched out seven opposing hitters during his outing. Illinois commit. 

Noah Brandt (2025, Somonauk, Ill.) got the barrel to one, letting it travel deep and pummeling it. He was able to get on plane and drive it into left field for what would have been an easy double. Good flight on the ball off the barrel, going the other way for an opposite double.

Aiden Hoffmann (2024, Green Bay, Wisc.) was able to let one travel and get on plane to drive one the opposite way. He was able to show off some strength and drive it into the opposite-field gap. Nice piece of hitting from the right-hander. Had another barrel in his next at-bat, driving one hard in the air back up the middle.

Ben Jimenez (2024, Waukesha, Wisc.) was able to get on time for a fastball and get the barrel out to one to drive it. He showed off the barrel control to get on time and send one hard on a line into centerfield for an easy base knock. Also was up to 83 mph on the mound as a right-handed pitcher with good arm-side run.

Ryan Brennecke (2025, Oconomowoc, Wisc.) came out and pounded the zone on a fastball that worked into the mid-80s, getting up to 87 mph. He also paired it with a slider that had good shape and missed bats. Also had a changeup in the mix. Came out and commanded the zone with a competitive mound presence. Shut the opposition down during his outing. 

Eloy Suarez (2024, Hoffmann Estates, Ill.) was able to barrel one up with some strength off the barrel. Suarez rotated hard through contact and drove one hard pull-side into right.

3-Green

Ryan Harris (2026, Long Grove, Ill.) jumped on a first-pitch fastball and drove one hard the other way for what would have been a double. He got the barrel to it and picked up an opposite-field base hit. Picked up another base hit later in his day of at-bats, driving one hard into the right-center gap. Continued to swing it well with strength and bat speed present. Harris also jumped on the mound and worked up to 90 mph while working in the upper-80s. Showed a changeup with good depth and arm-side fade. Flashed the occasional slider with some tight horizontal movement that missed bats. 

Tyler Conger (2024, Waukesha, Wisc.) came out and competed on the mound. Worked up to 85 mph on the fastball with some carry to it working arm-side. Also flashed a slider with a horizontal break to it that was able to miss barrels. Threw strikes and was able to get it done.

Peyton Ryback (2024, West Allis, Wisc.) was able to attack a first-pitch fastball and drive it the other way on a line. Sliced a ball into right-center on a line for an easy base knock. Good control of the barrel to get ahold of it and drive it. Jumped on a fastball later in the day and drove it hard in the air back-side. Strength off the barrel, working with good turns through the zone.

Adam Kudronowicz (2025, Eagle, Wisc.) was uber-deceptive on the mound during his outing. He worked from a lower arm slot, nearly sidearm. It was super challenging and provided a tough look for the hitters. His fastball was up to 84 mph and paired with a real nice sweeping slider that missed bats. Commanded well and kept hitters guessing. Flashed a changeup as well. Jumped on a fastball and drove it hard in the air up the middle, would have been a deep fly-ball on an outdoor field. Got the barrel to it and crushed it. Found another barrel later, getting his hands to it and driving it the other way into left field. Barreled up almost every ball he put in play during the game.

4-Navy

Jack Perkowski (2025, Colgate, Wisc.) was smooth from the left side up to 82 mph on his fastball. He threw a bunch of strikes and competed well. He spun the slider up above the 2,300 RPM range with a good feel to land it for strikes and backfoot it for whiffs. 

Bradyn Kundinger (2026, Waukesha, Wisc.) got the barrel out in front and was able to drive one back up the middle shaded toward the right-center gap. Got extended and did a job of driving it for a base knock.

Evan Lauer (2025, Germantown, Wisc.) was able to go out on the mound and compete. He continually found ways to attack hitters. He was able to work up into the low-80s on his fastball with a good feel to locate from a higher slot. Showed a slider with spin up into the 2,300s and a good shape to it. Missed bats and was effective during his outing.

Ryan Kopecky (2024, Muskego, Wisc.) shined in the field during the games. Made a couple of good plays. Had a slow roller that he charged and made an extremely nice play on. Clean footwork working through it with a smooth through across to get the runner. Picked up a nice base hit in-game as well. Got the barrel to one and crushed it hard with some strength off the barrel.

5-Orange

Noah Kulis (2025, Mukowango, Wisc.) was able to get the barrel to the zone and stay on time for an 88 mph fastball. Got the hands to it to drive it back up the middle and send one into center, shaded towards right-center for an easy base knock.

Michael Cesarz (2024, Mequon, Wisc.) was able to get the hands on time for a fastball to send it back up the middle. He got on plane and deposited it in shallow centerfield for an easy base knock. Nice piece of hitting. Good job to send the ball back where it came from up the middle.

Tyson Grulkowski (2026, Muskego, Wisc.) came out and showed projectable stuff on the mound while working up to 84 mph and holding the mid-80s. He showed a good feel to spin a slider up into the 2,600s with the ability to land it for strikes. Was deceptive and missed bats. 

Connor Harvie (2025, Waterford, Wisc.) was able to get the hands extended out front to drive the ball in the air to left. The right-handed hitter was able to drive it hard pull-side and coast into first with an easy base hit. Later on he jumped on the first pitch of he inning and crushed one pull-sude into left field. Drove it on a line in the air with some serious thump off the barrel. Did it once again later on, sneaking one down the third base line, hard on the ground for a single.

Charlie Slawinski (2025, Brookfield, Wisc.) was able to get on time and on plane to drive a pitch back up the middle. Collected a base hit after driving one hard into centerfield for an easy base knock. Solid contact with some strength off the bat with a nice line drive produced. Worked into the mid-80s on the mound with a slider that had 10-4 shape. Missed barrels and threw strikes.

Nathan Hinek (2026, New Berlin, Wisc.) was able to barrel up a single and drive it into centerfield. Got the hands to it and drove it back where it came from on a line. Some thump off the barrel as he rotated through contact. Absolutely unloaded on one later on. Drove one hard in the air to deep centerfield with some serious thump off the barrel.

6-Red

J Owen Dobberstein (2025, Pewaukee, Wisc.) came out firing on all cylinders. His fastball was up to 85 mph, and it got on hitters quickly. Showed a slurvy breaking ball with depth that worked in the low-70s. Pounded the zone early and got the job done in his outing with several punchouts. Worked with some pace and was able to overpower at times. Missed barrels, went out, and got the job done, throwing strikes and missing barrels.

Ben Moser (2024, Menomonee Falls, Wisc.) came out throwing strikes and showing velocity. His fastball was up to 89 mph and held the upper-80s with a breaking ball that had some wrinkle to it, missing barrels and landing it for strikes. Uber efficient, overpowering with the fastball and getting whiffs. Frontdoored a couple of fastballs to produce some really uncomfortable swings.

Matthew Koo (2025, Greenfield, Wisc.) was able to be on time for a fastball and connect. He got the barrel through the zone with some quickness and drove it back up the middle into centerfield for an easy base knock. 

Logan Zaverl (2025, Colgate, Wisc.) was able to get it done after he jumped on a fastball, getting the hands on plane to drive it. Sent a hard fly ball back up the middle into centerfield. Picked up another base hit later on, got the barrel extended out front and drove it into left field on a line for a base knock. Also showed good stuff on the mound working up to 84 mph while holding the low-80s. Showed a good breaking ball to get whiffs as well.