Chase Atkins (2028 SS, Lambertville, MI) started off the game hot ripping a single to the opposite field for a base hit. He allowed the pitch to travel, and put an explosive swing on the ball driving it into right field on a line.

Quincy Joseph (2028 C, Morgantown, WV) sent a deep drive into a centerfield for a stand up double. He has strength within his frame, and uses it to produce advanced bat speed. Quincy put some exceptional backspin on the baseball that allowed the ball to continue to carry through the air. He swinging a hot stick at the plate during his second at bat torching a ball into left-center for a single. 

 Donovan Craig (2028 SS, Munster, IN) ripped a single back up the middle to keep the offensive rolling for the green squad in the second inning. Short and compact to the baseball with the ability to stay inside the baseball.

Noah Helton (2028 LHP, Norwalk, OH) roped a RBI single down the right field line in the second inning. He showcased his ability to hit it to the opposite field with authority, and contribute to his team's run support with his terrific situational hitting.

Luke Hensley (2028 LHP, Danville, IN) started off his day at the plate by roping a triple down the right field line. He produced solid bounce off the bat to his pull-side.

Miles Wheeler (2028 OF, Elizabethtown, KY) come up big for the white squad by torching a ball over the centerfielders head for a stand up RBI double. He showed off his power upside at the plate and bat to ball skills.

Broderick Drake (2028 OF, Greenwood, IN) knocked in an RBI on his single to right-field. He got the barrel head out front, and swung with intent to find the sweet spot of the bat.

Ryan Mendrysa (2028 SS, Ashburn, VA) turned on an inside pitch sending it deep into left field 2-hopping to the wall. He displayed some power upside at the plate with the ability to turn a pitch with some velocity behind it. 

Henry Pascoe (2028 3B, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI) smoked the ball into left field bouncing it into the wall for a 2 RBI triple. He got his pitch and did not miss it. 

Isaac Genth (2028 C, Columbus, IN) put a good swing on the ball ripping it on a line into left field. He had some solid exit velocity off the bat producing loud contact off the bat.

Carter Samuelson (2028 3B, Sault Sainte Marie, MI) sent a bal screaming into centerfield for a base hit. He stayed inside of the baseball well, allowing himself to get behind it and stay through the baseball.

Josh Crowell (2028 RHP, Monticello, IN) put together a 3 hit day at the plate. He has a mature approach at the plate look to do damage when he sees a pitch he likes. Displays good barrel control, and has the ability to hit it where it is pitched. 

Drew Dalton (2028 SS, Camby, IN) got a hanging breaking ball over the heart of the plate and drove it to right field for a base hit. He did a nice job adjusting and simplifying his swing, keeping his weight back, and exploding on the ball.

Andrew Noble (2028 OF, Westfield, IN) displayed quick hands, with a mechanically sound swing during batting practice. He produced some true pop to his pull-side however, he was still able to pepper line drives to all fields frequently. 

Gianni Heidenberg (2028 OF, Laurel, MD) was finding barrel after barrel during batting practice. He has a short and compact swing, with a direct path to the baseball.

Andrew Veatch (2028 C, Indianapolis, IN) displayed some exceptional barrel control throughout his round and flashed some middle of the field line drives. He stays through the baseball and creates some good extension through it. 

Broderick Drake (2028 OF, Greenwood, IN) has some sound mechanics on display and some athleticism in his swing. He produced solid bat speed throughout his round and flashed some pull-side juice.

Parker Alix (2028 C, Dublin, OH) was torching balls to his pull-side during his round of BP. He allows the barrel to get out front to find consistent barrels. 

Luke Hensley (2028 LHP, Danville, IN) has a projectable frame and bat. He smoked various balls deep into the outfield showing off some bat speed and developing strength.

Green bats set the tone with four runs in the first two innings, led by sparkplug Donovan Craig (2028 SS, Munster, IN), who singled, doubled, stole a base and scored a pair of runs. Craig also flashed some nice skills in the middle infield.

Paxton Hagan (2027 MIF, Bardstown, KY) added a double and Drew Dalton (2028 SS, Camby, IN) had a pair of extra-base hits, including a legit inside the park home run to right centerfield. Ryan Mendrysa (2028 SS, Ashburn, VA) was also impressive at the plate, smashing a double and lining out to right-centerfield.

Team White had some good swings on the day as well, just less to show for it. Ben Finney (2028 OF, Kouts, IN)- who showed plus actions at shortstop- looked good in his at-bats and ran the bases aggressively. Foster Owens (2028 OF, Elizabethtown, KY) also chipped in a couple hits, showcasing a good-looking left-handed swing. 

On the mound, Noah Helton (2028 LHP, Norwalk, OH) allowed a single unearned run in his three innings, striking out four and topping out at 79. Josh Crowell (2028 RHP, Monticello, IN) was also extremely effective, sailing through his three shutout innings and allowing a single hit in just 37 pitches.