2022 13U/14U Sunshine Rocky Mountain Showcase (Tues/Wed) (06/07/2022 - 06/08/2022)

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Carson Munroe (2026 SS, Parker, CO) put together a great at-bat his first time at-bat today. Fighting off tough pitches, showing a feel for the strike zone and eventually getting to the barrel lining a well hit ball to left field. Up to 84 with the fastball on the mound with a breaking ball he can land for strikes. 

Jacob Fladebo (2026 OF, Parker, CO) an athletic player that can handle the bat well. Hit a line drive single to the opposite field his first at-bat. Showed some speed immediately stealing 2nd base on the next pitch. Impacts the game in a lot of ways.

Johnny Komarowsky (2027 1B, Denver, CO) got to the barrel for one of the hardest hit balls of the day with a line drive base hit that jumped off his barrel. 

Abram Pine (2026 3B, Albuquerque, NM) struck out four in his two innings on the mound today. Locating a fastball around the zone and mixing in a breaking balls that he can land for strikes. Threw a lot of quality pitches today.

Jhett Ohira (2026 SS, Henderson, NV) got to the barrel for a loud double to left field today. Utilizing quick hands and a level path through the zone to hit line drives

Reed Robinson (2026 C, New Carlisle, IN) continued his strong showcase getting to the barrel a couple more times today including an RBI single in his second at-bat. Worked hard and showed some tools behind the plate as well moving his feet and showing fundamental blocking skills. 

Colin Kaley (2027 SS, Littleton, CO) squared up a firm fastball for a line drive single to centerfield today. Showing quick hands and a compact swing that got to and handled a low 80's fastball.

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Elijah Webber (2026 C, Boyd, TX) was effective on the hill in relief. The right-hander topped out at 78 mph and took some off a quality low-70s changeup to force whiffs. His changeup can be an effective offering with more development, as it shows good shape and subtle fade against righties. Webber is an interesting arm that performed well on the bump. 

Luc Gaca Thiele (2026 3B, Fortcollins, CO) impressed once again, this time at the plate. The left-handed hitter sent a solo homer to right-center field. Gaca Thiele has an easy lefty swing with present strength in the hands. He sees spin well and lets his hands work. The barrel is fluid and works quick through the zone. Gaca Thiele impressed as an arm on Day 1 and followed it up with an impressive performance at the plate. He's a big time two-way talent to keep a close eye on. 

Nolan Benson (2027 C, Colorado Springs, CO) swung a solid stick on the day with solid contact in all three plate appearances. Benson stung a high fastball that bounced over the left field wall for a ground-rule double. His strength and physicality stand out for the age with more in the frame. His presence in the box was awfully impressive, and it should only continue to develop as he physically develops. 

Jack Carnival (2026 SS, Erie, CO) was a solid contributor on both sides. At the plate, Carnival stayed with a sound up-the-middle approach and striped a few back to shallow center field. The hands work well with good extension through contact. Defensively, Carnival displayed quality actions on the dirt and moved well laterally with solid arm strength. He stood out on both sides. 

Nolan Van Fleet (2027 1B, Franktown, CO) was another impressive bat, lacing a pull-side double to the gap in left-center. Van Fleet employs strong levers at the plate with good strength in the hands. His swing is geared to the pull side and makes loud contact when squared. He's a physical frame that can tap into more tools and ability. 

Ryan Amerman (2026 OF, Lone Tree, CO) was a spark plug at the top of the order, stealing bags and producing runs in quick fashion. The swing is loud and advanced for the age with good barrel control and present bat speed that shoots to the pull. He striped a double to the pull-side gap and later scored off a stolen base. Amerman is an athletic product that fits the top of the order.

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 Jack Carnival (2026 SS, Erie, CO) is a well-built kid and he's got a ton of things to like in the overall offensive foundation. It's good bat speed, fast hands and he was able to ambush a good amount to the middle of the field. 

Anthony Knoll (2026 OF, Rio Rancho, NM) has some quickness in the hands and has the strength behind it to to produce strong contact to the middle while being able to create space on the inner half and projecting to good pop.

Zyler Fazzi (2026 3B, Grand Junction, CO) is a lean and athletic kid who swung it well in his round with a good hit profile. There's some bat speed and overall athleticism to the swing while it's real feel for the barrel.

Jaxson Baxter (2027 C, Paradise Valley, AZ) has some hand speed and looseness to the stroke while showing real feel to work it out front and lots of intent to stay through it well. It's a good process and he's able to leverage with projectable bat speed. 

Wyatt Fulfer (2027 OF, Colwich, KS) showed some things to like in the overall swing and process but closed the round really well getting connected with the lower half and lifting the ball with real intent and ease.

Logan Seifarth (2025 OF, Broomfield, CO) is a bigger physical kid with loose wrists and good hands while he showed pop to pull and was able to send one out late in the round.

Andrew Henderson (2026 RHP, Grand Junction, CO) is a physical kid and showed it with good length and whip to the barrel while the strong hands got to work well when he synced up.

Anthony Misch (2026 SS, Parker, CO) has good hands and solid feel to adjust already, showing it during his round in his ability to match plane well at different parts with solid bat speed.

Thomas (TJ) Byrd (2026 RHP, Helotes, TX) swings the bat hard and the looseness, bat speed and overall feel to work the barrel out on time allowed him to produce a consistent and intriguing round.

Luc Gaca Thiele (2026 3B, Fortcollins, CO) showed a very short and explosive swing as he works uphill but gets through it well and has plenty of carry on the hits he lifts, both the pull side and the other way.

Sean Witt (2026 SS, Grand Junction, CO) has some foundational thinks to like and the ability to create separation with some impact strength behind it, producing well-struck contact to both gaps, is something certainly impress. 

Caleb Korth (2026 LHP, Parker, CO) has good size and he swings the bat hard but overall it's a three-quarters release while he filled the zone in his later couple innings.

Jacob Fladebo (2026 OF, Parker, CO) had one of the more impressive all-around days as he's a quick twitch athlete who can run and has feel to hit. He swings it with real explosiveness and being around a 7.1 runner, he can get away with some stuff.

Landen Holmes (2026 C, Centennial, CO) has a loose and athletic swing that'll project well to added strength but the bat speed is in there and he works level through the zone to impact.

Jhett Ohira (2026 SS, Henderson, NV) was really impressive in his round showing excellent present bat speed while staying under control and firing his hips well and it seems like just a touch of what his upside is.

Reed Robinson (2026 C, New Carlisle, IN) is a switch-hitter with real things to like on both sides as he has looseness with some strength in the hands and is accurate with the barrel on both sides as well.

Carson Munroe (2026 SS, Parker, CO) is an athletic kid and it shows in the swing as he's very connected with intent and bat speed while the round was very consistent and will play well in game action.

6/7/2022 10:09:41 PM

Jacob Fladebo (2026 OF, Parker, CO) was electric from the leadoff spot, leading off the first with a ground-rule double. He followed it up with another lofted double to the opposite field. Quick hands at the plate compliment his speed in center field and on the paths. Immediate burst out of the box. Speed and quickness in all facets stands out at the age. Fladebo is an athletic product who opened eyes on both sides. 

Reed Robinson (2026 C, New Carlisle, IN) put the power on display, sending two home runs to different parts of the park. His two-run blast was to deep right field. He followed it up and sent a hanging curve to center for a solo blast. Robinson is a physical presence in the box, and it shows with a direct left-handed swing packed with strength. Present strength in the hands with more physical gains in store. Solid bat speed with quick hands that stay through the zone. Impressive pop on display that should only develop as he matures.  Robinson stole the show with his homer and is a name to keep a close eye on. 

Jhett Ohira (2026 SS, Henderson, NV) was another enticing athletic product who stood out at the plate. Ohira laced two doubles to both gaps, making it to second base with relative ease. His quick hands stay on plane well with present strength in the hands. The frame has more room for projection and goes along with his solid skill set at the plate. Ohira was impressive on both sides today. 

Luc Gaca Thiele (2026 3B, Fortcollins, CO) was in control on the bump during his two inning relief outing. The right-hander ran his fastball up to 77 mph and mixed in a deceptive slider from a quick three-quarter slot. He mixed tempos well, ran his heat in on the hands of righties. Attacked and competed in tough situations. Filled up the zone in the process. Gaca Thiele showed some considerable upside in the profile. 

Sean Witt (2026 SS, Grand Junction, CO) impressed on both sides of the ball today. Witt laced two hits back up the middle, showing steady hands with the ability to stay on plane. Defensively, Witt displayed solid actions with enough arm strength to make plays deep in the hole at shortstop. Witt was a solid contributor and made his presence felt. 

Landen Holmes (2026 C, Centennial, CO) strung together solid contact at the plate, finishing with a pair of hard hit singles back up the middle. He later hopped on the bump and missed a good amount of barrels with a three-pitch mix of fastball, changeup and curveball. Holmes made plenty of noise on both sides and impressed in many facets. 

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Andrew Henderson (2026 RHP, Grand Junction, CO) was stellar on the bump, running his fastball up to 81 mph with late life up in the zone. The right-hander controlled his heat well and paired it with a low-70s slider that had late 8-4 bite. At the plate, Henderson has strong levers geared to the pull side for solid contact. His strong hands stand out when he's on time and squared. Henderson is a physical two-way that performed well on both sides. 

Wyatt Fuller (2027 OF, Colwich, KS) had two hits on the day and showcased his smooth swing at the plate. Fuller employs an easy left-handed swing with good extension through contact. He displayed solid barrel control with steady hands that played well to the opposite field. He shot a double to deep right field with quickness out of the box. Fuller was an impact bat and showcased his potential at the plate. 

Jason Duy (2026 SS, Minooka, IL) made an impressive diving grab at shortstop, taking away a base hit in the process. The actions and arm strength is enticing for the age, as Duy showed real feel for the position. Duy has sound hands at the plate that work to the opposite field. His timing and discipline led to long counts and seeing pitches out of the hand well. 

Alexander Denny (2026 LHP, Castle Rock, CO) showcased his two-way presence and opened eyes. Denny's fastball/changeup combination forced a good amount of whiffs in relief. The changeup had subtle fade and took just enough off the heat to give it distinct shape. At the plate, Denny has a strong left-handed stick that stays on plane. He showed up on both sides with his physical talents. 

Ryan Amerman (2026 OF, Lone Tree, CO) impressed from the leadoff spot and got the rally started on several occasions. He stays on top of velocity with fluid and quick right-handed swing with good barrel control. Amerman later hopped on the bump and pitched two effective innings in relief. 

Zyler Fazzi (2026 3B, Grand Junction, CO) was another two-way talent that oozed athleticism on both sides. Fazzi has present bat speed with quick hands that shoot through the zone. He stung a few fastballs back up the middle and later scored. Fazzi topped 75 mph with a biter slurvy breaking ball that had notable spin. His athleticism at the plate and on the mound stood out.