Drew Grego (2025 SS, Papillion, NE) flashed some impressive two-way ability in this one. He tossed three strong innings on the bump, striking out six opposing batters and running his fastball up to 88 mph. Grego has shown big tools across the board this weekend, and his pitching performance was no different. His best secondary offering was his slider, which was a hard-biting pitch with a 2400+ spin rate. He also added a hard-hit single into centerfield in his first at bat of the day, as he found a barrel on a low and outside pitch. 

Mason Jeffers (2025 C, Liberty, MO) collected two barrels on the day, showing some strength in the hands and the ability to get the barrel on plane early. His first hit was an absolute rocket off the bat for an RBI single into left field. The primary catcher showed well defensively too, proving to be a defensive asset with offensive upside.

Bryce Ledgerwood (2025 2B, Prairie Grove, AR) put two good swings on the ball today and was rewarded with two base hits. In his first AB, he sent a well-struck single up the middle. In his next, he jumped all over a first pitch fastball for an RBI double into the pull side gap. The primary shortstop has shown good actions in the infield and can hold his own at the plate. His hands are direct to the ball, and he has a smooth finish to his swing.

Logan Smith (2024 C, Overland Park, KS) is a true utility player, and he was making plays all over the diamond in this one. The primary catcher has solid receiving and blocking skills behind the plate, but he also showed the ability to play the corner infield spots as well. He made a nice pick at first base to save an out, and he also made the routine plays at third base with no issues. In addition to his glove, he added a line drive single in his first at bat of the day. 

Wyatt Ducos (2025 1B, Holden, MO) was seeing the ball well today, as he collected two well-struck hits and four RBI. In his first at bat, he sent a high fly ball to the warning track in center field for a two-RBI double. He followed it up in his next at bat with a frozen rope right back up the middle for another two-RBI. Ducos stands at a strong and physical 6-foot-4, 230-pounds, he proved that his 92 mph exit velo was no fluke, as he consistently hit the ball hard in game.

Chase Harrington (2026 RHP, Emporia, KS) continued to find barrels in Sunday's game, as he squared up two hard line drives, both for singles into left field. The big 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-hander also showed well on the bump, striking out four in three innings of work. He ran his fastball up to 81 mph and flashed a four pitch mix that he could control well and compete in the zone with.

Austin Cook (2025 OF, Topeka, KS) has a longer swing through the zone that allows him to generate nice power on his pull side line drives.  He creates backspin that carries the ball deep into the gap.

Drew Grego (2025 SS, Papillion, NE) makes consistently hard contact and does a nice job of wearing out the middle of the field.  He is always on time and is able to square up pitches in any part of the zone.

Wyatt Vincent (2025 OF, Nixa, MO) showed true power today, launching balls to all parts of the field, including back-to-back home runs to end his round.  He is a strong, athletic player that utilizes his body well and consistently hits the ball on the barrel.

Jordan Schneider (2026 OF, Manchester, MO) has a loose swing from the left side of the plate.  He gets his motion started early and is consistently hitting the ball out in front of the plate.  His line drives jump off the bat.

Ridge Cathcart (2025 OF, O’fallon, MO) has a powerful swing from the left side of the field.  He fires his lower half well and was able to launch one deep over the right field fence for a long homerun.

Gustavo Leon (2025 SS, Olathe, KS) has quick hands that whips the barrel through the zone and causes the ball to jump off the bat.  He stays on the ball from the left side of the zone and showed the ability to work the ball hard back up the middle.

Caegan Sensenich (2025 SS, Braymer, MO) is a switch hitter that does a nice job of working both gaps from both sides of the plate.  He has a simple swing and is able to generate power when he makes contact out in front of the plate.

Wyatt Ducos (2025 1B, Holden, MO) is a strong athlete that utilizes his entire frame well.  He works through the baseball and is able to generate nice carry on his line drives.  He showed his strength off with a long home run late in his round.

Ryan Gleason (2026 RHP, Shawnee, KS) showed off some two-way talent today, as he impressed on both sides of the ball. With the bat, he hammered an inside fastball down the line for a double, utilizing his quick hands and tight turns. On the mound, he ran his fastball up to 85 and struck out five in three innings of work. 

Braeden Haworth (2025 LHP, Olathe, KS) turned in a quick and efficient three innings of work for Team White, striking out five opposing batters and allowing just one hit. The left-hander worked at an up tempo pace and was consistently in the zone attacking hitters. His fastball sat 75-77 mph and he had no problems with mixing locations to keep the opposition off balance.

Anson King (2026 OF, Kansas City, MO) was seeing the ball very well today, as he collected two well-struck base hits. He put a good swing on both balls, showing quick hands and the ability to get the barrel on plane early. His first hit was a hard line drive over the shortstop's head, and in his next at bat, he ripped a a double down the left field line.

Gustavo Leon (2025 SS, Olathe, KS) displayed some bat speed from the left side of the plate, as he smacked a screaming line drive into right center field for a triple. He showed off his speed on the base paths, as he motored around for a triple and made it home on an errant throw for an unofficial inside-the-park home run. He put a great swing on it and was rewarded for his hustle.

Kyler Vandonge (2024 SS, Topeka, KS) put together a nice piece of hitting in his first at bat of the day, as he shot one into the right-center field gap for a well-struck double. He kept his hands inside the ball and went with an outside pitch, proving that he can hit the ball to the opposite field with authority. Vandonge will continue to succeed with a mature approach like that.

Chase Harrington (2026 RHP, Emporia, KS) is a big bodied right-handed hitter with plenty of length in the frame, and he used that length to create leverage in the swing. He had quite the day at the plate, going two-for-two with two triples. He used both sides of the field to accomplish this feat, as he pulled a line drive to left field for his first, and barreled one to the right-center field gap for his next.

Jonah Magdich (2025 2B, Garfield, AR) hit one of the deepest balls of the day in his first at bat, as he crushed one into the left field corner for a double. He had no issues turning on a fastball early in the count and elevating it, as it hit the fence on the bounce. Magdich has a lean and athletic frame with room to fill, and hopefully he will continue to grow into more power and strength in the coming years. 

Wyatt Vincent (2025 OF, Nixa, MO) was on the barrel all day today, and although his efforts did not show up in the stat sheet, they were certainly acknowledged by our scouts. He crushed two balls, one to left field and one to deep centerfield, but they were both hit right at the outfielders. In addition to his performance at the plate, he also gunned a runner out a home from centerfield.

Carson Bjorn (2026 1B, Parkville, MO) stands at a long and lanky 6-foot-3, and he used that length today to clobber a ball over the left fielders head for an RBI double. He also showed some promise on the mound, as he displayed a long and loose arm action and ran his fastball up to 80 mph from a deceptive slot.