5/15/2017 6:19:37 PM
Peter Ahn (2017 SS, Delafield, WI) had a single and a double in the game. He showed quick hands at the plate with a smooth swing from the left side.
Zach Huffins (2017 OF, West Lafayette, IN) showed good bat speed at the plate with a pair of singles and a homerun to LF. He also moved well on the base paths adding a couple of stolen bases.
Jason Reyes (2013 SS, Bronx, NY) showed the ability to turn on an inside pitch and hit a two run homerun to LF in the game and also showed smooth fielding actions at SS in the game.
Bradley Hanner (2017 RHP, Rapidan, VA) squared the ball up consistently at the plate with a pair of singles in the game. Also pitched showing a very quick arm through finish from a compact three-quarters arm slot. Fastball produced solid running life to arm side with occasional sink topping at 90 miles per hour. Also flashed a 9/4 slider with a deceptive arm speed that matched fastball offering.
Connor McCaffery (2017 OF, North Liberty, IA) showed a line drive swing plane at the plate with a pair of singles and triple down the RF line. He showed good strength in his wrists at the plate.
Izaya Ono-Fullard (2017 3B, North Liberty, IA) had a single and a double in the game. He showed great bat speed at the plate and squares the ball up well.
Brayden Frazier (2018 SS, Cedar Rapids, IA) had a pair of singles and a double in the game. He showed a good approach at the plate with good bat speed and squared up his double vs a 92 mph fastball.
Levi Usher (2018 OF, Fairfax, IA) had a single and a double in the game. He doubled on a hard ground ball down the RF line. He showed quick hands at the plate.
Ryan Glass (2017 1B, Mableton, GA) had a two run homerun to LF in the game for the Navy team. He showed good power in his bat and the ball jumps off his bat.
Joey Wiemer (2017 OF, Temperance, MI) had a single and a double in the game for the Navy Team. He showed good bat speed at the plate. Also pitched showing good arm speed through extension with a fastball that topped at 90 miles per hour creating good downward plane through the strike zone.
John Swanda (2017 RHP, Des Moines, IA) Produced a very heavy running fastball that topped at 91 miles per hour with solid feel to each edge of the plate. The Des Moines native also showed very good feel for a sharp 10/4 breaking ball in the mid 70's.
Nick Jodway (2017 RHP, Morganton, NC) Generated excellent life from a three-quarters slot with a fastball that sat in the low 90's, topped at 93 miles per hour. Jodway consistently pounded the strike zone with fastball effectively staying off barrels and inducing weak contact.
Ben Probst (2017 RHP, Urbandale, IA) Very clean, smooth arm action that produced a very live fastball with steep downhill angle in the low 90's, topped at 92 miles per hour. Probst also showed very good command of his curveball and changeup throughout each inning off work. Consistently mixed all three pitches for strikes and proving very difficult for hitters to square.
Kieran Casey (2016 RHP, Jupiter, FL) The Jupiter native registered that highest velocity of the event with a 94 mile per hour fastball. Casey primarily sat in the low 90's with heavy life through the zone. Showed very good feel for curveball offering that had sharp, late 12/6 shape. Proved to be a very difficult pitcher to square up when he was able to located fastball down in the zone.
Noah Skirrow (2017 RHP, Stoney Creek, ON) Generated good downward plane through the zone with short running life to arm side in the low 90's, topped at 92 miles per hour. Curveball flashed sharp, late bite when working in higher velocity band. Also flashed very deceptive arm speed with a fading changeup in the low 80's.
Clayton Nettleton (2018 RHP, Davenport, IA) The Iowa commit utilized lower half very well while driving to the plate and carries momentum well through finish. Released from an easy, loose three-quarters arm slot topping at 91 miles per hour. Also showed a very tight 11/5 curveball with late depth.
Ian Bedell (2018 RHP, Davenport, IA) The 2018 grad was very impressive while on the mound. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound right handed flashed an explosive fastball with good run to arm side in the low 90's, topped at 93 miles per hour. Bedell had a very mature presence while on the mound with a good knowledge of pitching. Consistently filled to zone with a curveball and changeup that really kept hitters off balance.