Xander Tiller (2028 OF, Saint Joseph, MO) worked through the baseball well and roped a ball hard into the right-center field gap and showed off his 7.26 sixty-yard dash speed and touching them all for an inside-the-park homerun.  He has present strength for his age and is consistently hitting the ball on the barrel.  In his last at bat, he got on top of a high fastball and launched it deep to left field for an easy triple.

Andrew Poss (2027 3B, Wichita, KS) shows aggressiveness at the plate by attacking mistakes early in counts.  He used this to his advantage as he sent a hard, line drive single to left field.  He would go on to steal second and third in the inning as well.  He added another base hit to end his day.

Jacob Maynard (2027 3B, Farmington, AR) used his quick hands to get through a baseball on the inside corner for a hard ground ball down the line that rolled to the corner and resulted in a triple.  He is a strong athlete that swings with intent and tries to drive the ball.

Henry Britt (2027 SS, Fayetteville, AR) kept his weight back and was all over an off-speed pitch for a solid line drive back up the middle.  He keeps his barrel in the zone for a long time which allows him to make hard contact to all parts of the field.

Cole Ryherd (2027 SS, Overland Park, KS) has a smooth stroke at the plate and stays short to the ball.  He is consistently on balance from the left side of the plate and this helped him drive a ball over the shortstop's head for a solid base hit.

Paul David Frantz (2028 C, Fort Smith, AR) was all over a fastball that caught too much of the plate in his last at bat, returning it to sender for a clean base hit.  He has shown tons of promise with the bat in his hand having good bat-to-ball skills and a mature approach.

Hudson Daniels (2027 SS, Overland Park, KS) was all over a 1-0 fastball and drove it back up the chute for a hard hit single.  He starts his load early which enables him to be ready to hit any offering.

Brock Hulstine (2028 LHP, Webb City, MO) showed good instincts out in right-field, making a tough catch against the fence in foul territory.

Jayden Harmon (2027 OF, Sapulpa, OK) finished the day with a bang, launching a stand up double over the left fielder’s head.  He has a mature approach at the plate and looks to take advantage over pitches left over the middle of the plate.

Jacob Oglesbee (2027 3B, Fayetteville, AR) ended strong, launching a stand up triple over the center fielder’s head.  He has explosive hips and pairs this with good barrel control, which allows him to hit hard line drives to all parts of the field.

Christian Ferrier (2027 OF, Rogers, AR) stayed short to the ball from the left side of the plate and drilled a line drive back up the middle in his first at bat.  He has a smooth swing and repeats it well, making consistently hard contact.

Collin Ferrier (2027 MIF, Rogers, AR) stays through the baseball nicely and was rewarded in his first try of the game, sending a hard ground ball through the left side for a solid single.  He has a mature approach at the plate and knows the zone well.

Ty Jenkins (2028 2B, Jonesboro, AR) kept the bat hot in the second game, sending a hard line drive to left for a single.  He has a good feel for the barrel and uses the full field well.

Paul David Frantz (2028 C, Fort Smith, AR) did a nice job of utilizing the middle of the field, sending a hard single back from where it came from.  He keeps his weight back well and does not look to do too much at the plate.

Tison Wren (2027 SS, Olathe, KS) showed solid two way potential, working two strong innings on the mound and making hard contact at the plate.  On the mound, he throws from a low arm slot that allows him to generate some run on his pitch while running it up to 79 mph.  At the plate he has a pure swing that resulted in a hard base hit back up the middle.

Jack Steiben (2029 SS, Wichita, KS) did a nice job of staying inside the baseball and driving it through the hole on the right side for a single in his last at bat.  He uses the whole field and lets the ball get deep into the hitting zone before sending outside pitches the other way.

Jayden Harmon (2027 OF, Sapulpa, OK) had a loud performance on the mound today, working his fastball up to 80 mph for two innings.  He has a loose, whippy arm and is able to generate nice life through the zone.  He paired it with a firm, short breaking slider to create swings and misses.  He also showed the ability to field his position on a grounder back at him.

Cayden Agnor (2027 C, Greenwood, MO) did a nice job of letting an outer half fastball get deep into the hitting zone before sending a hard line drive to right field for a single.  He does a nice job of being on time and staying on balance throughout his swing.

Ty Jenkins (2028 2B, Jonesboro, AR) has fast hands at the plate, and used these fast hands to stay inside the baseball and rip a hard single to left field.  He has a simple approach and looks to take advantage of any mistakes left over the middle.  He showed good barrel control in his second at back, sending a low and away fastball the other way for a solid single and his second hit.

Brooks Blanchard (2028 2B, Bennington, NE) turned on an inside heater and sent a deep line drive to left field.  He has good hands and does a nice job of working through the baseball with his lower half, allowing him to generate easy power.

Jagger Wilson (2027 SS, Seneca, MO) has smooth mechanics on the mound and throws from a low 3/4 slot that makes it tough on opposing hitters.  His fastball that works up to 79 mph has some tailing action that gets in on the hands of righties and runs away from lefty barrels.  He showed the ability to get ahead in the count and put hitters away late.

Miles Washington (2028 2B, Kansas City, MO) has a fluid swing from the left side of the plate that he used to drive a ball the other way for a clean single.  He has simple actions at the palte and does not look to do too much, hitting the ball hard wherever it is pitched.

Jacob Oglesbee (2027 3B, Fayetteville, AR) continued his hot streak, jumping all over a middle-in fastball and sending it deep over the center fielder's head.  He put his 7.12 sixty-yard dash speed on display, flying around the bases for an easy inside-the-park home run.

Will Scott (2027 1B, Rogers, AR) is a presently strong athlete that swings it well from the left side of the plate.  He did a nice job of letting the ball travel today before sending a hard line drive past the short stop that had enough steam to roll all the way to the wall, resulting in a stand up, inside-the-park home run.

Evan Canode (2028 SS, Rogers, AR) did a nice job of keeping his weight back and sending a firm line drive to left for a base hit in his last at bat.  He stay short at the plate and drives the ball to all parts of the field.

Christian Ferrier (2027 OF, Rogers, AR) has a smooth swing from the left side of the plate.  He looks to work back up the middle with middle with line drives and showed the ability to hit the ball with authority to the pull side.

Collin Ferrier (2027 MIF, Rogers, AR) has quick hands through the zone that he pairs with nice strength.  He has a gap-to-gap approach and stays on balance while working through the ball well.

Tison Wren (2027 SS, Olathe, KS) showed fast hands through the zone that resulted in a lot of hard contact.  He primarily looks to pull the ball, but also showed the ability to let the ball travel and launch it the other way.

Jacob Maynard (2027 3B, Farmington, AR) took the loudest round of the day, launching balls deep into the gap throughout his round.  He is a strong athlete with an explosive lower half and the ability to hit the ball hard wherever it is pitched.

Landon Easton (2028 OF, Kiefer, OK) has an advanced swing for his age.  He gets on plane early and stays through the ball well.  He has a gap-to-gap approach and drives the ball where it's pitched.

Henry Britt (2027 SS, Fayetteville, AR) is a strong athlete that is consistently on time and works through the ball well.  He has a strong frame and will continue to add power as he develops.

Wyatt Duncan (2027 C, Wentzville, MO) does a nice job of utilizing his lower half, driving through the baseball.  He lets the ball travel and peppers the opposite field gap. 

Jacob Oglesbee (2027 3B, Fayetteville, AR) has a strong frame for his age and creates nice backspin on his line drives into the gap.  He is on time at the plate and stays on balance, allowing him to make consistent contact with the barrel.

Ty Jenkins (2028 2B, Jonesboro, AR) gets to the ball quickly with a short swing and stays through the ball well with the barrel.  He has a gap-to-gap approach and is able to generate nice backspin on his line drives.

Evan Canode (2028 SS, Rogers, AR) looks to take advantage of any pitches left over the inner half of the plate and hammer it to the pull side.  He has twitchy actions and the ball jumps off his bat.

Jase Wilkinson (2027 LHP, South Greenfield, MO) effective stuff on the mound today utilizing a four pitch-mix on the mound. Up to 78 with the fastball and feel to both spin and locate each of the off speed offerings. Struck out 7 over 3 innings today.

Garrett Christiansen (2028 RHP, Independence, MO) showed an advanced feel to pitch in his outing at Central Prospect. Strike thrower with 2 pitches and real command of the fastball throughout. Struck out over 3 innings today.

Will Scott (2027 1B, Rogers, AR) connected on an opposite field double in game today. Strong left-handed hitter with some ability to drive the baseball gap to gap.

Jagger Wilson (2027 SS, Seneca, MO) showed some fundamental swing mechanics and an all fields approach hitting in game today. Let the ball travel and lined an opposite field single. Put together consistent quality at-bats today.

Carter Coppock (2028 SS, Olathe, KS) made a smooth backhand play at third base and an accurate throw across the diamond in game today. Some soft hands in the field with advanced defensive actions.