Caleb Dolak (2028 3B, Lake Saint Louis, MO) added a couple of singles and a stolen base on Sunday, spraying multiple liners to the middle of the field. The 5-foot-9 righty controls the barrel well in and around the strike zone, and delivers it on-time. He impacts the baseball well when timed up and can also be a threat on the base paths.

Nicholas Nguyen (2028 MIF, Hannibal, MO) went 2-for-2 with a run scored on day two of live action, showing off his barrel skills. The 5-foot-8 right-handed hitter found the barrel at a high rate while showcasing his developing power tool. He produces consistent line drive impact to all fields and has the ability to put baseballs past opposing outfielders with ease.

Henry Murphy (2028 MIF, Park Ridge, IL) took the mound on Sunday for another lone relief inning and proceeded to strike out the side. His heater sat in the upper-70s, topping out at 79 mph while hardly getting touched by an opposing barrel. The 5-foot-11 right-hander showed feel for his slurvy breaker and landed it successfully both early and late in counts. Murray also flashed the leather at shortstop, making an impressive sliding play to his glove-side.

Alex Hampton (2028 C, Marble Hill, MO) drove in a run on a loud RBI double down the left field line early on. The 5-foot-9 right-handed hitter takes an aggressive approach in the box, looking to do damage on any pitch left over the plate. He impacts the baseball with easy strength to the pull-side and offers intrigue power potential.

Jackson Swain (2028 RHP, Mt.Vernon, MO) had an impressive performance on the offensive end. The 5-foot-10 right-handed hitter timed up a fastball and drove it into the opposite-field gap for a double. He then proceeded to steal third base and eventually score a run for his team. Swain has proven to be a reliable performer in every aspect.

Tyson Price (2028 OF, St. Charles, MO) got a hold of his pitch and drove it the other way for an RBI double. The righty hitter showcased impressive barrel control with some opposite-field pop that will continue to develop over time. He has the ability to manipulate the barrel while maintaining leverage to all fields.

Asher Krimmel (2028, Chesterfield, Mo.) put together some really good swings today. It’s a wider base as Krimmel sets up from the right side and he truly showed the ability to work to all fields. He belted one the other way down the right-field line, hustling out a double. He followed that up with a double working down the left-field line. His third at-bat resulted in an out, but he barreled up another ball as he drove one into the right-center gap, but the ball was run down. Not to mention, he shined at shortstop with athletic actions.

Braden Reich (2028, Gillespie, Ill.) had himself a great day at the dish on Saturday, and he did it once again on Sunday. He managed 2 doubles. He pulled one into the right center gap and also turned on one to right field later on. Simple stroke with some leverage and feel to lift that yielded loud results. It’s a projectable operation in the batters’ box. 

Will Marlin (2027, Jonesboro, Ark.) put together some good swings on Sunday, adding a couple of hits with some strength off the barrel. When it syncs up, its a premium operation with a lot to like about it. He worked pull-side and up the middle to collect his two base hits on the day. 

Owen Kueker (2028, Sparta, Ill.) worked up to 79 mph on the fastball with feel for the pitch and he was able to mix in a mid-60s curveball that had good shape and could miss some barrels. Also flashed an occasional changeup around 70 mph with some real fade and depth. Kueker had good traits on the mound and was athletic at his position on the mound.

Asher Krimmel (2028 RHP, Chesterfield, MO) put together a dominant outing, tossing three shutout innings with six strikeouts. The 6-foot-2 right-hander pounded the outer-third of the strike zone with his fastball, which showed arm-side run and natural sink. Krimmel’s heater got up to 80 mph and was successfully paired with a fading changeup and 11-5 breaking ball.

Owen Wulff (2028 3B, Kankakee, IL) added a pair of doubles on the offensive end, driving a fastball over the center fielder’s head early on and later dropping one in the opposite-field gap for his second extra-base hit of the game. The powerful right-handed hitter impacts the baseball with plenty of strength and generates easy leverage from gap to gap.

Jackson Swain (2028 RHP, Mt.Vernon, MO) toed the rubber to open up the game and turned in three dominant innings of work. The 5-foot-10 right-hander struck out seven batters while rendering just one hit. He landed his pitches for strikes at a sixty-four percent clip, inducing swings and misses with his entire offering. The heater topped out at 79 mph with short arm-side run. Swain also demonstrated impressive feel for his off-speed arsenal.

Owen Kueker (2028 SS, Sparta, IL) sat on a breaking ball late in the game, launching it into the right-centerfield gap for a double. The 5-foot-10 right-handed hitter controls the barrel extremely well throughout the strike zone and impacts the baseball with intriguing strength from gap to gap.

Henry Murphy (2028 MIF, Park Ridge, IL) tossed a productive relief inning to close the game, retiring two batters on strikes. The 5-foot-11 right-hander ran his fastball up to 80 mph, which had easy life and arm-side run to it. He also mixed in a sharp 11-5 breaking ball that was effective at mistiming barrels. He induced several swings and misses with both pitches.

Jaxin Phillips (2029 RHP, Dixon, MO) put together three hitless innings of work, striking out a handful of batters while running his fastball up to 76 mph. The 5-foot-10 right-hander went to his changeup often, which killed tons of spin with good fading action. He missed barrels with both pitches, keeping hitters off-balance in every count.

Nicholas Nguyen (2028 MIF, Hannibal, MO) smoked a fastball down the left field line early on for a double. He caught the pitch out in front, delivering a strong and level barrel at impact. The 5-foot-8 right-handed hitter has plenty of strength in the hands with intriguing power potential to the pull-side.

Jonathan Drainer (2028 2B, Ballwin, MO) put together an impressive round of batting practice, spraying several line drives to the pull-side. The right-handed hitter delivers a level barrel with clean extension out in front. He controls it well throughout the zone and finds it at a high rate.

Alex Hampton (2028 C, Marble Hill, MO) remained relaxed and synced-up in the box while producing consistent contact through the left-side. The 5-foot-9 righty showcased the ability to manipulate the barrel throughout the strike zone while maintaining leverage to the pull-side. He stays short to the baseball and impacts it well when timed up.

Will Marlin (2027 1B, Jonesboro, AR) flashed impressive strength in both the hands and barrel, launching several baseballs to the middle of the field. The sturdy 6-foot-2 righty offers intriguing power potential with impressive barrel skills. He displayed the ability to leverage baseballs to both gaps with ease.

Henry Murphy (2028 MIF, Park Ridge, IL) put forth a consistent round of batting practice, impacting baseballs with easy strength to the middle of the field on a frequent basis. The 5-foot-11 righty remains short and quick to the baseball, generating easy bat speed and leverage at impact.

Grant Ehrler (2028 OF, Eureka, MO) showcased intriguing strength from the righty box, impacting the baseball well to all fields. He controls his weight well and shifts it cleanly into impact. There is plenty of strength in the barrel with more to project on moving forward.

Anderson Hudson (2028 C, Old Monroe, MO) found the barrel often and impacted the baseball well to all parts of the diamond. The 5-foot-9 lefty shifts his weight efficiently and catches the ball on the barrel out in front. He maintains both posture and strength efficiently through impact.

Jackson Swain (2028 RHP, Mt.Vernon, MO) caught the ball on the barrel at a high rate during his round of batting practice, creating clean extension with impressive leverage to the middle of the field. The 5-foot-10 righty has intriguing bat speed with just as impressive barrel skills to pair with it.

Braden Reich (2028 1B, Gillespie, IL) remains balanced in the box while generating easy leverage to the right-side. The 5-foot-11 left-handed hitter creates good extension out in front and impacts the baseball well to the pull-side on a frequent basis.

Ben Winterer (2028 C, Lake Saint Louis, MO) stayed loose and synced-up in the box during his impressive round of batting practice. The 5-foot-10 lefty sprayed multiple line drives to the pull-side, impacting the baseball with intriguing strength when timed up.