2021 Sunshine Midwest (05/29/2021 - 05/30/2021)

5/30/2021 6:53:15 PM

Jakobe Delancy (2022 RHP, Wichita, KS) continues to swing the bat well and find the barrel consistently, as he was 2-for-3 with two runs scored today. He flashed his wheels by beating out an infield single in his first at bat, followed by a hard hit single through the six-hole in his last at bat.

Alex Conover (2023 C, Tuttle, OK) was impressive on the mound and at the plate today, as he touched 85 mph and added a double to help his cause. He struck out four opposing batters in two no-hit innings, showing a sinking fastball that missed plenty of bats. He also lifted a ball to the fence in right-field, showing substantial pop and the ability to elevate.

Thomas Ferroggiaro (2022 SS, Wilsonville, OR) turned in another great performance today, going 2-for-3 with an RBI. The switch-hitter smashed a line drive over the center fielder's head and motored around the bases for a triple in his second at bat. following itup with an RBI single through the six-hole in his last at bat. 

Cole May (2022 OF, Austin, TX) showed notable power and lift in his swing in this one, blasting one over the center fielder's head for a stand up triple. May is a 6.98 runner and his speed definitely plays in-game.

Ray Schlosser (2022 C, Dubuque, IA) had three at bats today and he produced solid contact in each, ending with a 2-for-3 line. He had two sharply-hit singles in his first two at bats, and ended the day with a long fly ball to the track in centerfield, showing solid power potential and an accurate barrel.

Peter Hollabaugh (2023 SS, Normandy Park, WA) put together an impressive performance at the plate for the Gray team, going 2-for-3 with a double. He smoked a double and a single down the third base line, displaying a pull side approach with loud impact off the barrel. 

Coleman Hollabaugh (2024 OF, Normandy Park, WA) was seeing the ball well today, as he hit an RBI single up the middle and added a towering fly ball to the fence in right field that would go for a double. He also showed good arm strength for his age on the mound, sitting 79-83 mph in his short outing. 

5/30/2021 5:00:00 AM

Trever Baumler (2024 C, Grimes, IA) Was impressive on the mound showing command for each side of the plate in the upper 70's to low 80's, topped at 82 mph. Also displayed good feel for a 12/6 curveball in the low 60's. Baumler also displayed quick hands while at the plate with the ability to generate good barrel whip through the zone.

Remmington Miller (2024 C, Dodge City, KS) Worked fastball up to 84 mph with natural cut to glove side. Consistently worked ahead of hitters early in counts. Curveball showed 11/5 shape with tight spin and harder depth to the bottom of the zone.

Grant Campbell (2022 3B, Chesterfield, MO) The 2022 grad showed an aggressive approach at the plate and looked to attack the baseball with intent. Collected two hits in game action including a hard hit triple to right field.

Bergen Manternach (2022 RHP, Sunfish Lake, MN) Manternach also pitched up two base hits in game actions. The 2022 grad displayed good barrel control throughout the zone with the ability to locate barrel to the inner half of the plate with ease.

Jack Millman (2024 SS, Olathe, KS) The Kansas native showed good feel and consistently worked ahead of hitters with a fastball that topped at 86 mph. Fastball consistently showed late run with heavy sink. Effectively missed barrels and induced weak contact.

Jonathan Torres (2024 2B, Des Plaines, IL) The 2024 grad showed a clean, line drive barrel plane with good extension through the baseball. Torres picked up two base hits in game action.

Drew Veatch (2023 SS, El Dorado, KS) Veatch employed a mature approach at the plate with good balance throughout. Showed a knack for finding the barrel and creating hard contact. Picked up two base hits in game action.

Patrick White (2024 OF, Leawood, KS) Showed present bat speed with the ability to turn the barrel to contact with intent. Tripled sharply in game action. Was also impressive on the mound showing good command for each edge of the plate. Consistently changed speeds and located off speed to the bottom quadrants of the zone.

Connor Duval (2022 C, Woodbury, MN) The Minnesota native showed an aggressive approach at the plate and looked to attack the baseball with intent. Picked up two base hits including a sharp triple. 

5/30/2021 1:17:09 AM

Joey Ward (2023 OF, Park Ridge, IL): Square and balanced stance with a minimal leg lift trigger. Showed some feel for the barrel and bat to ball skills to go along with an all fields approach. Smooth stroke with some loft to it.

Ryan Grossenbacher (2022 MIF, Bentonville, AR): Open stance with an abbreviated leg kick. Flat bat path through the zone and his hands have some quality rhythm to them. Plenty of bat speed was showcased in his BP round from both sides of the plate.

Colin Dempsey (2022 RHP, Boise, ID): Slightly open stance with a high back elbow setup and a leg kick trigger. Had solid intent in his swings. He also showed plenty of bat speed during his round to go along with impressive bat speed.

Ray Schlosser (2022 C, Dubuque, IA): Lean frame with room to fill out in the future. Works out of an upright and slightly open stance. Showed some feel for spraying hard contact to all fields and had solid bat speed.

Coleman Hollabaugh (2024 OF, Normandy Park, WA): Long and lean projectable frame. Upright, open stance. Does a very nice job of getting his weight transferred off the back side and has good intent in his swings. Bat path has some slight loft to it.

Jake VanBooven (2023 OF, Elk Grove, IL): Medium, athletic frame. Works out of an open stance with a leg lift load. Explosive lower half, really gets his hips into his swing which generates some power. All fields approach with advanced barrel awareness. 

Wyatt Foley (2022 OF, Girard, KS): Long and slender build, plenty of projection for the future. Has a narrow and open stance with a leg kick. Quality intent in his swings and impressive actions in the box. 

Drew Veatch (2023 SS, El Dorado, KS): Square and balanced setup in the box with a simple leg lift load. Has a significant amount of loft in bat path which is conducive to putting the ball in the air with authority. All fields approach. 

Patrick White (2024 OF, Leawood, KS): Spread out, slightly open stance in the box with a toe tap lower half load. Utilizes his entire lower half in his swing well which taps into his power. Showed the ability to juice balls to all fields.

Thomas Ferroggiaro (2022 SS, Wilsonville, OR): Square and narrow stance with a leg lift trigger that was consistently on time. His swing is compact while still creating loft in the stroke to go along with advanced bat speed.

Kellen Redman (2023 SS, Parker, CO): Upright and slightly open stance with a high hand setup. Utilizes a toe tap timing mechanism. Showed nice bat to ball skills and used an all fields approach where he drove balls to all parts of the diamond.

Ian Wolff (2022 3B, Wright City, MO): Long and lean frame with plenty of projection on it for the future. Upright, square stance with a leg lift load. Showed plenty of bat speed and a flat path through the zone that he was able to consistently generate backspin with.  

5/29/2021 11:59:12 PM

Jakobe Delancy (2022 RHP, Wichita, KS) was excellent on the mound and at the plate in this one, striking out six opposing batters in three innings and crushing a double to the wall in left field. He was 81-84 mph with plenty of carry through the zone on the bump, and showed loud impact and a fluid swing with the bat.

Wade Mann (2024 LHP, Kearney, MO) put together a dominant performance for the Purple team, striking out an impressive eight opposing batters in just three innings of work. He didn't give up a single hit and was constantly challenging hitters in the zone with his fastball that sat 80-84 mph. He flashed a curveball with great depth to keep them off balance and guessing in the box.

Jaylen Ziegler (2022 OF, Urbandale, IA) was all over the field today, collecting two base hits in two at bats and being a menace on the base paths. He got great jumps with each stolen base and showed the ability to produce hard contact up the middle against quality velocity.

Charlie Bogan (2024 RHP, Overland Park, KS) had a nice day at the plate for the Purple team, going 2-for-3 with an RBI. He displayed a contact-oriented approach and a direct hand path, battling with two-strikes and collecting singles off of a couple of tough pitches.

Thomas Ferroggiaro (2022 SS, Wilsonville, OR) made the play of the day, ranging up the middle and completely laying out for a ground ball. He miraculously came up with the ball and got rid of it in a hurry, getting the runner at first by a spilt-second. In addition to his fantastic diving play at shortstop, he also added an RBI single to through the right side of the field.

Nolan Reis (2022 RHP, Apple Valley, MN) continued the trend for the Purple team, compiling a great performance on the mound and holding the Green team to just one hit in three innings. He sat 73-77 mph with great feel for a sharp slider. He spotted up and mixed speeds well, and the breaker garnered plenty of swings and misses.

Eli Buxton (2024 RHP, Sand Springs, OK) struck out six opposing batters in 2.2 innings for the Green team, sitting 79-82 mph with late cutting action to the fastball. His slider was his out pitch, showing impressive movement on both planes with solid bite and late break. 

Wyatt Foley (2022 OF, Girard, KS) looked good in his one inning of work, filling up the zone and sitting 82-84 mph with some life and ride to the fastball. His breaker showed some potential swing and miss traits to it and he was able to land it for a strike to complement the fastball.  

5/29/2021 8:45:56 PM

Chase Brown (2022 RHP, Fayetteville, AR) Displayed good command with fastball to each edge of the plate in the upper 70's to low 80's, topped at 83 mph. Showed swing and miss action with an 11/5 breaking ball in the mid to upper 60's as well. 

Grant Campbell (2022 3B, Chesterfield, MO) The 2022 grad utilized a mature approach with good balance at the plate. Shows feel for the barrel throughout the zone with a knack for creating hard contact. Doubled to the opposite field gap in game action.

Bergen Manternach (2022 RHP, Sunfish Lake, MN) The Minnesota native displayed very quick hands through the zone with the ability to deliver the barrel on time to the inner half. Picked up two sharp singles in game aciton.

Ayden Benson (2023 RHP, Rogers, AR) The 2023 grad showed good arm speed through extension with a fastball that topped at 85 mph. Created good sink and run to arm side with fastball. Also showed a slurve shaped slider that effective kept hitters off balanced.

Colin Dempsey (2022 RHP, Boise, ID) The Idaho native created natural lift with his swing path that produced easy carry to the gaps when squared. Doubled to left field. 

Ray Schlosser (2022 C, Dubuque, IA) Tripled in game action showing good bat speed through the zone with the ability to turn barrel to contact with authority.

Noah Van Wyk (2022 OF, Waukee, IA) The Iowa native displayed quick hands through the zone while maintaining balance throughout his swing. Doubled sharply to the left center field gap in game action.

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