Maxwell Ruppelt (2030 C, Muskego, WI) kept stacking up quality at-bats, while consistently finding the barrel. The RHH displayed good bat-to-ball skills, collecting 2 hits, including a hard-hit double down the left-field line as part of another productive look.

Mason Wittlake (2030 1B, Waverly, IA) impacted the game in multiple at-bats with a balanced, controlled swing. Consistently got the bat head out front, maintaining good posture while creating loft to drive doubles over the left fielder's head and into the left-center gap.

Trice Gruber (2030 3B, Independence, IA) put together a productive look with hard-hit line drives in multiple at-bats. Stayed on top of the baseball to shoot a single through the 6-hole before lining another ball down the left-field line. Also showed athleticism on defense with a diving play. 

Brayden Grochala (2030 OF, Waukee, IA) used his athleticism to impact the game offensively, pressuring the defense throughout the day. Beat out a ground ball for an infield single and later stayed through another pitch, lining a base hit down the left-field line.

Alex Womochil (2030 RF, Dubuque, IA) stayed short and compact to the baseball, driving a double into the right-center gap. Added another hit later in the day while flashing a feel for the barrel.

Maxwell Ruppelt (2030 C, Muskego, WI) displayed a mature approach at the plate with the ability to work to all fields. Collected 3 hits on the day including a double down the opposite field line and a hard fly ball to deep left center field in his second at bat.

Trice Gruber (2031 3B, Independence, IA) showed the ability to find the barrel and produce in-game action, going 2-for-4 with two RBI. Had a quality line drive back up the middle for a base hit, showed some speed on the bases, and works from an upright setup with a direct path to the ball.

Oliver Bang (2030 C, Bennington, NE) doubled in his second at bat of the game to deep left center field. Displayed very good leverage in his swing with present strength to drive the baseball with purpose.

Landan Frain (2030 C, Treynor, IA) worked from the 1B side of the rubber with a high leg lift, low 3/4 slot and loose arm action. The fastball reached 79 with heavy arm-side run, and he paired it with an 11/5 curveball at 63-65, showing a feel to spin.

Bryce Izer (2030 RHP, Eldora, IA) worked from the 1B side of the rubber with an abbreviated side-step delivery, medium leg lift, and high 3/4 slot. The fastball topped out at 78, working 70-76 with spin up to 2240 RPM, and he mixed in a changeup in the low 60's along with a 10/4 curveball at 60-63.

Jordan Elmendorf (2030 RHP, Elkhorn, NE) worked from the middle of the rubber with a medium leg lift and a 3/4 slot. The fastball reached 76, working 73-76 with arm-side run, and displayed good contrast with a 12/6 curveball at 62-64.

David Suggs (2030 OF, St.Louis, MO) showed good discipline at the plate and proved to be a tough out.  Created deep counts in each at bat and singled sharply off the third baseman’s glove to left field in his second at bat of the game.

Caleb Guerrero (2030 SS, Elmwood Park, IL) stayed short to it, long through it well during his round. The RHH showed some hand speed and an uphill bat plane with best contact coming to the pull-side and middle-of-the-field. 

David Suggs (2030 OF, St.Louis, MO) showed the feel for the barrel and the bat-to-ball skills. The RHH stays short to it, long through it with a flat bat plane and some hand speed. Functional swing that projects. 

Oliver Bang (2030 C, Bennington, NE) showed some bat speed and the feel to leverage and lift. The RHH used a slightly uphill bat plane and showed some juice to the pull-side with present strength in a pull-side heavy approach.

 Landan Frain (2030 C, Treynor, IA) showed the intent to lift and drive the ball during his round. The RHH used an uphill bat plane with a rotational lower half and some impact to the pull-side with some bat speed. 

Brayden Grochala (2030 OF, Indianola, IA) showed the feel to make adjustments, improving as the round went on. The RHH has some hand speed with some feel for the barrel. Showed a pull-side heavy approach. 

Liam Lawson (2030 C, Des Moines, IA) used a slightly uphill bat plane and showed good bat speed during the round. The RHH showed some feel to leverage and create lift with feel to impact to the pull-side. 

Jordan Elmendorf (2030 RHP, Elkhorn, NE) showed off the power upside belting a home run to left-center during his round of BP. The RHH used a flat bat plane with some bat speed and feel to impact the ball from a compact swing. 

Mason Wittlake (2030 1B, Park City, KS) showed a good gap-to-gap approach with some bat speed. The RHH stays short to it, long through it with some whip through contact. Best contact to the pull-side.