Garrett Fuentes (2025 RHP, Carlsbad, NM) showed nice balance at the plate again today, staying on a fastball and sending it back up the middle for a base hit.  This was his second in as many days and has a consistent approach at the plate.

Trevor Nordstrom (2024 C, Denver, CO) built off a strong day at the plate yesterday with another loud line drive that resulted in a base hit today.  He has quick, strong hands and is able to generate carry on his line drives to all parts of the field.

Trey Stenerson (2024 OF, Powell, WY) has nice timing at the plate and does a nice job of getting his barrel on plane with the pitch.  Getting on plane at the plate helped him in driving a hard line drive up the middle for a base hit.  

Austin Thompson (2024 OF, Parker, CO) drives the ball well to all parts of the field.  He showed this in his long line drive double deep into the left center field gap.  He followed his double up with a loud line drive to center field.  He has a gap-to-gap approach at the plate and is able to hit the ball hard to all parts of the field.

Austin Ellis (2024 C, Saratoga Springs, UT) put his present strength on display today, launching a no doubt home run to left field.  He loads early and keeps his hands back well, allowing him to stay on off speed pitches and still be on time against velocity.

Vincent Hudson (2024 SS, Hacienda Heights, CA) continued his power surge, launching another home run to the pull side today.  He has incredibly fast hands and swings a heavy barrel, allowing him to generate hard contact.  He has the strength to leverage the ball in the gap and rarely misses mistakes.

Jackson Schanuel (2025 SS, Norman, OK) showed two way potential today, drilling a triple down the right field line and showing arm talent on the mound.  At the plate, he lets the ball get deep into the hitting zone before jumping all over mistakes.  On the mound, he sits into his back hip well and runs the fastball up to 84 mph.

Anthony Graziano (2025 C, Centennial, CO) is advanced behind the plate, handling pitchers well and controlling the run game with his strong arm.  He was able to back pick a runner at first base and kept hitters off balance with his pitch calls.  He also showed the ability to handle the bat at the plate, drilling a hard line drive to center for a base hit.

Jonas Molinar (2025 SS, Carlsbad, NM) was all over a mistake that was left over the middle of the plate, driving a loud double off the left center field wall, narrowly missing a home run.  He is an athletic player that drives through the baseball with his lower half well.

Brady Booth (2024 LHP, Castle Pines, CO) continued his success at the plate, drilling a line drive back up the middle for a base hit.  He has a repeatable swing at the dish and looks to make line drive contact.

Hudson Fagerholt (2026 SS, Highlands Ranch, CO) showed the ability to handle a pitching staff behind the plate today, receiving velocity well and keeping balls in the dirt in front of him.  He also showed a strong arm, back picking a base runner at first base.

John Graybeal (2024 C, Colorado Springs, CO) was able to generate offense today, smoking an RBI base hit over the second baseman's head.  He is consistently on time and does a nice job of letting the ball get deep into the hitting zone.

Corey Chavez (2024 1B, Castle Rock, CO) continued to show good balance at the plate, driving a ball back up the middle for another base hit in today's game action.  He has strong hands and drives the ball to all parts of the field

Trevor Nordstrom (2024 C, Denver, CO) was on fire at the plate today, sending a double to the opposite field gap early on in the day and following that up with a loud home run to left field.  He has serious power at the plate and uses his present strength well, driving through the baseball with his lower half.

William Nixon (2026 1B, Fruit Heights, UT) turned on a mistake left over the plate today and crushed a home run over the right field fence.  He has a smooth swing from the left side of the plate and looks to stay gap-to-gap with the ability to do damage on any offering left over the middle half of the plate.

Ryan Cook (2024 RHP, Evergreen, CO) does a nice job of commanding his fastball in the bottom of the zone and is able to create arm side run with some sinking action.  This allows him to generate swings and misses with the offering.  He works a solid breaking ball off of his heater and creates nice velocity separation, keeping hitters off balance.  He was able to rack up 6 strikeouts across three innings today.

Trey Stenerson (2024 OF, Powell, WY) showed quick hands at the plate and the ability to keep his hands inside the baseball with his double to left field today.  He is consistently on time at the plate and hits the ball where it is pitched.

Vincent Hudson (2024 SS, Hacienda Heights, CA) showed true arm talent on the mound today, sitting 86-88 mph with his fastball and generated swings and misses across his two innings.  He paired his heater with a nice breaking ball with the ability to land it for strikes. He has the ability to handle the bat as well, sending a hard hit ball back up the middle for a base hit.

Caleb Korth (2026 LHP, Parker, CO) swung a heavy barrel at the plate today, launching a home run to center field to generate the only run of a rain shortened second game today.  He also drove in a run with an RBI single in the first game of the day.  He is a strong athlete with room to fill still.

Anthony Graziano (2025 C, Centennial, CO) has quick feet behind the plate and used sound mechanics to nail a would be base stealer during one of the games today.  He has a strong arm behind the dish, recording a velo of 75 mph, and gets rid of the ball quick, leading to his impressive 1.99 second pop time.

Corey Chavez (2024 1B, Castle Rock, CO) showed good hands and timing at the plate today, staying back on a pitch and sending a hard line drive back up the middle for a single.  He does a nice job of staying on balance and working through the baseball.

Brady Booth (2024 LHP, Castle Pines, CO) showed nice potential both on the mound and at the plate.  He was able to tally four strikeouts in his three innings while running the fastball up to 80 mph.  He showed nice barrel control at the plate, sending a single up the middle in his first at bat.

Dylan Whitfield (2024 OF, Highlands Ranch, CO) utilized a hover trigger from a slightly open stance to do most of his damage to the pull side middle of the field, driving the ball with intent and carry flashing jump off the barrel. The athletic 5-foot-11, 170 pound righty displayed good weight shift and hip torque with power potential that should only continue to develop.

Corey Chavez (2024 1B, Castle Rock, CO) used a narrow stance with plenty of clear bat speed through the zone to send multiple balls to the middle pull side gap, showcasing strength in the hands with carry generated from the built 6-foot, 205 pound frame.

Austin Ellis (2024 C, Saratoga Springs, UT) started from a wider even base with balance present throughout, driving the ball with intent to all parts of the field. The 5-foot-11, 200 pound righty ended his round with an opposite field no doubt HR, further validating the dangerous power potential the ‘24 grad possesses.

Anthony Graziano (2025 C, Centennial, CO) utilized a simple no stride approach to constantly pepper the pull side gap, generating backspin on the baseball with the ability to do damage when timed up.

Vincent Hudson (2024 SS, Hacienda Heights, CA) exemplified why he’s an Arizona commit, roping balls consistently back up the middle with effortless carry and backspin production. The stroke is loose and fluid for the 6-foot-3, 175 pound righty with advanced bat-to-ball skills present.

Caleb Korth (2026 LHP, Parker, CO) worked from a narrow even base with a toe tap trigger and plenty of evident strength in the hands that ended the round with a bomb to dead CF. The 5-foot-10, 160 pound righty effectively created drive with the lower half and showcased a stroke that could directly translate in game.

Tyson Threadgill (2024 3B, Show Low, AZ) successfully kept the hands inside the baseball and worked directly through the zone to generate line drive after line drive to the pull side of the field. He covered the zone effectively with underlying power potential in the 6-foot-3, 210 pound frame.

Jackson Schanuel (2025 SS, Norman, OK) worked from a wider even base generating loud impact to all parts of the field. The intimidating 6-foot-4, 205 pound righty created effortless lift in the bat path with evident hand speed to pair.

Trey Stenerson (2024 OF, Powell, WY) had one of the more picturesque strokes of the day, displaying fluidity and easy bat speed through the zone to produce loud impact to the middle pull side of the field. The 6-foot-3, 190 pound righty effectively shifted the weight through contact and controlled the barrel well with extension present.