9/21/2019 5:52:57 PM
Tanner Vaughn (2021 RHP, Chehalis, WA) The 2021 grad showed excellent feel for the zone with both is fastball and curveball offering. Consistently worked ahead and often over powered hitters with a heavy fastball that topped at 87 mph.
Ryan Contreras (2021 3B, Everett, WA) Contreras displayed good hand speed through the zone with a solid feel for the barrel. Collected two hits in three trips to the plate.
Asher DeLeo (2022 RHP, Bothell, WA) DeLeo generated good push to the plate with his lower half while releasing from a high three-quarters slot. Fastball flashed good downhill tilt through the zone topping at 82 mph. The 2020 grad also impressed offensively doubling in his last at-bat of the game.
Keisuke Ohta (2020 C, Chiyodaku, TK) The 2020 grad showed a smooth, repeatable barrel plane with natural lift through extension. Collected two hits including a double in his first at-bat of the game.
Kaito Suzuki (2020 OF, Chiyodaku, TK) Displayed a balanced, mature approach with good plate coverage throughout the zone. Showed a knack for finding the barrel collecting two hits in his first to at-bats of the game.
Malcolm Williams (2021 SS, Lake Oswego, OR) The Oregon native shows wiry strength throughout his build with the promise of additional strength. The 2021 grad utilized a natural leveraged barrel plane that generated good back spin off the barrel when squared. Doubled to deep left center field in his first at-bat of the game.
Diego Colebourne-Urcuyo (2020 C, Chilliwack, BC) Looked to attack fastball early in counts with a line drive barrel plane through extension. Picked up two first pitch singles in his first two at-bats of the game.
Clint Flippo (2021 2B, Bellevue, WA) Flippo showed solid barrel control throughout the zone with a knack for finding the barrel. The 2021 grad collected two singles while driving in a run.
Spencer Kaczmarski (2021 OF, Tukwila, WA) Displayed good bat speed through the zone with strength at contact. Ball jumped off the barrel when squared. Picked up a two RBI double in his first at-bat of the game.
Mitchel Matson (2020 RHP, Colbert, WA) Matson worked three scoreless innings while not allowing a hit and struck out three batters. The 2020 grad consistently worked ahead in the count and showed good feel for the edges of the zone with a fastball tha ttopped at 83 mph.