1- Columbia Blue

Griffin Prybil (2029, Bettendorf, Iowa) took a good round of BP swings, working gap-to-gap. He created separation well with a shorter path and some length through contact. He drove the ball well to the gaps and showed some barrel accuracy during the round. 

Dayne Franks (2028, Orion, Ill.) worked gap-to-gap early on in his round and then turned to a pull-side approach to finish off the round with some louder swings. He drove the ball with authority and showed good jump off of it. Clear bat speed and barrel accuracy made for some loud swings.

Eli Egger (2029, Davenport, Iowa) took some good swings working pull-side, and also shot a couple line drives backside. Egger showed feel to lift the baseball with hard-contact in the air. Egger had some strength in the frame and put together a good round of swings. 

Payten Downing (2027, Milan, Ill.) took a loud round of BP swings, showing feel to create separation, with length through contact. He throws the barrel head well and can impact with good strength and some bat speed. Downing hammered the ball during his round of BP swings. 

Brysen Gott (2029, Davenport, Iowa) took some loud hacks during his round of BP swings. He was able to impact with hard-hit contact in the air, showing some feel to lift and create leverage. Gott did damage with barrel accuracy, and some feel to lift. 

Lucas Herrell (2027, Bettendorf, Iowa) was able to impact the ball well, producing hard-hit contact and having a great round of BP. He showed feel to leverage the baseball, lifting out in front, with some length through the zone and barrel accuracy to do damage. 

2- Gray

Lucas Patterson (2029, Leclaire, Iowa) swung the bat well from the right side during BP, putting together a good round of swings. He was able to leverage a bit during the round and produce some hard contact out front. He showed a good feel to turn on the ball and worked pull-side with authority. 

Cayden Angaran (2027, Moline, Ill.) put together a good round of swings during BP, with good bat-to-ball skills, and plenty of feel to impact the baseball and drive it. He had good bat speed and plenty of feel to work through the zone with authority. He worked the entire field during his round of swings. 

Holden Loy (2029, Leclaire, Iowa) worked pull-side during BP for some good results, lifting the ball out in front. He had some bat speed and whip through the zone, with feel to drive the ball and show good bat speed. Loy has a loose and quick right-handed stroke that showed well during BP.  

Aiden Northup (2028, Davenport, Iowa) took some good hacks during BP, with his best results coming when working pull-side. He had some strength with good length through contact. He flashed some barrel accuracy as well with a couple of loud swings during the round. 

Andrew Pavlik (2029, Coal Valley, Ill.) took a loud round of BP swings, with good barrel accuracy working back up the middle. He showed good strength during his round of swings, with the best results coming when working back up the middle and pull-side. Pavlik has projectable actions in the box. 

Braydin Wyers (2029, Davenport, Iowa) took one of the better BP rounds of the day, spraying hard contact all over the field. His best results came back up the middle and pull-side. Wyers had good bat speed, with a feel to be on plane each swing. 

3-Navy

Brady Benson (2029, Leclaire, Iowa) took a great round of BP swings, showing a shorter stroke, with a functional and fundamental swing. He takes the hands to it with a compact path, and he was able to produce line drives to all fields, flashing great bat-to-ball skills. Benson has a ton of projection in the batter’s box. 

Hayden Eilers (2028, Davenport, Iowa) put together one of the better rounds of BP on the day, showing a ton of feel to leverage and impact the baseball. He drove the ball and produced hard-contact all over, especially working pull-side. Eilers had some serious strength on display during his round. 

Bently Caudill (2028, Davenport, Iowa) put together some really good swings working pull-side. He has a big hanging leg lift with hard turns and feel to lift the baseball. Caudill produced hard-hit contact with some lift and loft, working to right field. 

Mitchell Kelly (2028 Blue Grass, Iowa) put together a couple of good at-bats during live at-bats and was able to hammer one working pull-side for a hard-hit, barreled-up swing into LF. Kelly also got on the mound, working 80-81 mph on the fastball with a low-70s curveball and mid-70s changeup to pair. Mixed all three pitches for a clean outing on the mound. 

Brady Benson (2029, Leclaire, Iowa) swung the bat well during live at-bats and was able to put together some good at-bats. He handled the bat well overall, with a shorter and quicker stroke, showing feel to stay on the ball out in front and produce some hard-hit contact to all fields. He took good BP as well. 

Charlie Mausser (2029, Leclaire, Iowa) put together a great outing on the mound during live at-bats. He worked 77-79 mph on the fastball, with good life and a loose and whippy arm action on display. He spun a curveball in the upper-60s, with excellent shape and depth to it, spinning above 2,400 RPMs. He also tallied a double during one of his at-bats at the plate, turning on a pitch and driving it down the RF line.

Eli Egger (2029, Davenport, Iowa) took some good hacks during his live at-bats. He had two really good swings, showing a shorter and compact path, with feel to impact the baseball, producing some jump off of it. He also was able to get on the mound, working up to 84 mph on the fastball — with plenty of arm speed. He showed a low-70s curveball and mid-70s changeup in the arsenal as well – throwing plenty of strikes during his outing. 

Christian Shorter (2027, Davenport, Iowa) put together one of the best swings during live at-bats of the whole day, belting one working pull-side in the air. He showed a ton of feel to impact, with good strength as he leveraged one into left field. Shorter was athletic on the mound, working up to 80 mph with good arm speed, flashing a slider at 70 mph as well. 

Cayden Angaran (2027, Moline, Ill.) picked up a couple of hits during live at-bats, with two really good swings. He showed a feel for the barrel, with a ton of bat speed, whipping the hands to the ball and driving it all over the yard. Angaran also got on the mound, working up to 81 mph, with a distinct curveball in the low-70s and slider in the mid-70s to round out the arsenal. 

Holden Loy (2029, Leclaire, Iowa) put together some good swings during live at-bats, finding ways to show the bat speed and impact the baseball hard in the air. He drove the ball well and was able to do some damage. Loy also worked up to 78 mph on the fastball during his outing on the mound. Flashed an upper-60s slider in the mix as well.

Aiden Weishaar (2029, Geneseo, Ill.) put together a really good swing in-game, turning on a pitch and belting it working into left field. He showed good strength off the barrel and impacted it really well. He also worked 75-78 mph on the fastball, commanding the zone well. He had an upper-60s slider and low-70s changeup to complement the fastball as well. 

Dayne Franks (2028, Orion, Ill.) worked 81-84 mph on the fastball, with plenty of arm-side life and some carry to it. He was able to locate it well in all quadrants, with some feel to miss barrels. Franks flashed a low-70s slider in the mix as well. He missed bats with the fastball, turning to the slider on occasion, and cruised through his outing on the mound. 

Lucas Herrell (2027, Bettendorf, Iowa) put together a good outing on the mound, where he worked 80-82 mph on the fastball with sinker traits to the pitch. He had a good feel to spin an upper-60s slider, with quality shape and bite to it. He mixed in a low-70s changeup as well for a good three-pitch mix. Herrell cruised through his outing. 

Colton Mosher (2029, Bettendorf, Iowa) worked 75-78 mph on the fastball, with some feel to locate it. He had a clean arm action, with some athleticism in the move down the mound. Mosher flipped an upper-60s curveball and low-70s changeup in the mix for a clean outing of work on the mound.