Josh Heath (2021 1B, Lewisburg, PA) is one strong young man at a cut 6-2/215 and the ball comes off his barrel very hard.  His swing has a distinct inside path and he doesn't get the barrel turned now but there's huge power in there for the West Virginia commit when he learns this skill.

Cole Cahill (2023 1B, Westerville, OH) has the type of left-handed swing that baseball scouts love to dream on.  The 6-3/165 athlete is super smooth and loose in all elements of his swing, has present bat speed and barrel skills and really projects well.

Ryan Kirkendall (2021 SS, Hamilton, OH) has a very athletic 6-1/170 build and a very short and direct swing that has bat speed and good overall balance.  He looks like a high average hitter with present gap power.

Ben Higdon (2021 OF, Paducah, KY) is a switch hitter with a projectable 6-2/170 build who has pretty equal bat speed from both sides of the plate and a very similar approach as well.  Those two factors are rare on a teenage switch-hitter.

Kuyper Lashutka (2022 SS, Columbus, OH) repeated his swing mechanics very well and produced line drive after line drive to left centerfield with good carry.  It's a simple and short load and swing that gets the barrel to the ball accurately with bat speed.

Braedyn Moore (2023 SS, Hamilton, OH) is another young right handed hitter who has very strong present swing fundamentals and a projectable 6-1/165 build.  He really has a chance to keep improving as he gets stronger and has more repetitions.

Carson Dunn (2023 OF, Fishers, IN) gets nice jump off the barrel for a 2023 and obviously has strength in his 5-10/180 build.  His hands are quick and direct to the ball.

Travis Zdanowski (2021 C, Grand Rapids, MI) The Michigan native showed a mature approach at the plate with excellent feel for the barrel. Consistently generated sharp contact and flashed the ability to work to all fields with ease.

Tyler Minnick (2023 C, Marietta, GA) Minnick displayed excellent plate coverage with the ability to go with the baseball. Showed present bat speed through the zone while collecting three hits in three trips to the plate.

Braedyn Moore (2023 SS, Hamilton, OH) Impressed throughout the game showing fluid, quick actions defensively and flashed present bat speed with barrel control at the plate. Moore also pitched displaying the ability to quickly work ahead of hitters with a fastball that topped at 83 mph. The 2023 grad utilized a slider in the low 70's to keep opposing hitters off balance.

Carson Dunn (2023 OF, Fishers, IN) At the plate, the 2023 grad showed a quick, compact stroke with good strength at contact. Displayed very good range while in the outfield and showed off his athleticism completing a fully extended diving catch.

Ben Higdon (2021 OF, Paducah, KY) The Kentucky native was impressive while on the mound displayed good arm whip through extension with a fastball that  topped at 86 mph. Higdon consistently looked to attack hitters down in the zone and looked to change speeds with both a curveball and slider offering.

Cole Cahill (2023 1B, Westerville, OH) The 2023 grad showed a very smooth, repeatable swing plane. Consistently struck the ball with authority and displayed the ability to work to all fields.

Luke Zeisloft (2022 OF, Bloomsburg, PA) Consistently generated hard, loud contact throughout the game. Consistently barreled the baseball collecting 3 extra base hits in 3 at bats.

Brady Strawmyer (2023 LHP, Fishers, IN) Showed a simple, controlled delivery from a high three-quarters arm slot. Fastball generated good downhill tilt with occasional cut to glove side.

Grant Smeltzer (2021 RHP, York, PA) The 2021 grad utilized a compact arm action that produced heavy jump out of hand with a fastball that topped at 87 mph. Also flashed tight spin with breaking ball that created late depth.

Isaac Rose (2021 LHP, Bremen, KY) Showed a long, loose arm action and generated good extension at release. Consistently worked to both edges of the plate at 86 mph creating solid arm side run.

Alexander Owen (2022 OF, Saint Johns, MI) Owen showed good feel for the barrel with a linear swing plane. Primarily looked to drive the baseball to the middle of the field.

John Holobetz (2021 RHP, Kaska, PA) The 2021 grad shows an athletic frame on the mound with room to fill. Holobetz worked quickly and generated good direction to the  plate. Released from  a loose three-quarters arm slot generating good downhill tilt through the zone in  the low to mid 80's, topped at 86 mph.