Andrew Isdale (2022 OF, Parker, CO) Is dale has a lean, projectable frame. Struck out four batters in his 2 IP. His fastball was up to 87 mph and sat 83-86. Not much movement to it but it has solid life through the zone. His best pitch is his CB that was up to 75 mph and had deep 12/6 shape with bite. On the offensive side of the ball he showed quality intent in his swings and collected two singles in the game with his all fields approach. 

Beck Milner (2022 C, Park City, UT) Milner has a strong, physical build. Launched two home runs to left field in game action. Generates solid leverage throughout his swing to go along with explosive bat speed that has an adjustable path with some loft to it. Showed advanced plate discipline as well at the dish. Behind the plate he was a quiet receiver who has a cannon for an arm to go along with a quick transfer and release.

Finn O'Connor (2022 OF, Denver, CO ) O’Connor shined on both sides of the ball in this one. At the plate he collected three hits and had impressive intent in his swings and really transfers his weight efficiently and on time. On the mound, his fastball topped out at 85 and had serious carry through the zone that missed bats. Showed a 12/6 curveball that had solid bite and tightness to it and he showed some ability to land it for a strike.

Luke Shane (2023 C, Ross, CA) Shane showed an all-fields approach during batting practice and carried that over to the game today. He collected two hits, including a double. He has a flat bat path through the zone that generated line drives along with an adjustable bat path that allows him to hit balls in any quadrant.

Brock Saya (2022 SS, Johnstown, CO) Saya collected two knocks in the ballgame and sprayed contact to all fields. He has a short, compact stroke that is easy to repeat and pairs well with his advanced barrel control.

Nick Hardt-Mason (2023 1B, Morgan Hill, CA) Hardt-Mason creates a good amount of leverage throughout his swing which helped him collect two knocks on the game, including a line drive double that he was able to generate backspin on. He has some slight loft in the bat path which makes him a threat to elevate with authority.

Luke Miller (2022 OF, Gig Harbor, WA): Miller stood out on the mound in this one, working 3 clean innings, up to 83 mph with his fastball and showing good feel for spinning a curveball. He also doubled twice, loudly, showing off the bat-to-ball skills and present power along with projection for more. He went 4-4 at the plate overall. 

Sam Stem (2022 OF, Erie, CO): Stem has a good amount of strength to his frame along with plenty of bat speed, and he combined the two in this one to launch a long bomb to right center field. There's a lot of power upside in his lefthanded bat. He also shined defensively, making a diving play in CF. 

Jaxson Grayson (2023 OF, Kansas City, MO): Grayson has had a good weekend with the bat and continued that today, showing off a loose and easy stroke with bat speed that covers the plate, showing he can go the other way with authority on a liner up the oppo gap. 

Drew McNear (2024 OF, Aurora, CO): McNear was one of only a few players in this game with multiple hits, going 2-3 with an RBI. He's got a balanced stroke with good hands and can use the whole field when hitting. 

Canon Reeder (2022 OF, Bend, OR): Reeder showed a balanced swing with good timing mechanisms and feel for the barrel, finding a lot of success staying gap-to-gap.

Kyle Neefe (2022 SS, Colorado Springs, CO): Neefe is a strong athlete with quick hands that made plenty of loud contact and looked to do damage, especially to the pull-side.

Payton Knowles (2023 SS, Gig Harbor, WA): Knowles does a nice job of utilizing his body, coiling into his back hip well and being able to work through balls, producing plenty of power.

Luke Craddock (2025 1B, Warrenton, VA): Craddock keeps it simple at the plate and swings with intent, utilizing his compact swing that has plenty of present power with room to add more.

Luke Shane (2023 C, Ross, CA): Shane has quick hands and a line drive approach, which allowed him to make plenty of solid contact all over the field today.

Jackson Wilkerson (2023 LHP, Highlands Ranch, CO): Wilkerson had an impressive round today, using his lightning quick hands and feel for the barrel to make plenty of loud contact.

Holden Pantier (2023 SS, Erie, CO): Pantier had a very loud round today, utilizing all of his weight and squaring up plenty of baseballs, sending one out into the parking lot.

Athan Kroll (2024 OF, Brighton, CO): Kroll is able to leverage balls with his natural loft in his swing, generating most of his power from his lower half that is violent.

Matt Hansen (2024 SS, Colorado Springs, CO): Hansen utilizes a smooth, relaxed swing that he pairs with plenty of barrel control which allowed him to make consistent line drive contact today.

Aaron Kidd (2022 SS, Parker, CO): Kidd showed potential for some serious power today with his quick hands and smooth swing that is consistently on plane.

Sam Stem (2022 OF, Erie, CO): Stem has plenty of intent behind his balanced swing, looking to use his present strength to drive balls deep to the pull-side.

Ryan Kim (2022 RHP, Highlands Ranch, CO): Kim made loud contact throughout his round, utilizing a relaxed, balanced swing that allows him to drive balls to all parts of the field.

Beck Milner (2022 C, Park City, UT): Milner stays short at the plate, generating a lot of power from his hips and quick hands that allows him to make hard contact all over the field.

Jackson Bolender (2022 RHP, Francis, UT) topped out at 87mph on his fastball mixing in his curveball at 74mph. Bolender pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot with good arm speed and has depth to his curveball. 

Jackson Wilkerson (2023 LHP/OF, Highlands Ranch, CO) has a online delivery with arm strength. At the plate Wilkerson showed pop in his bat with a smooth swing and has bat speed. 

Crew Erickson (2023 OF, Heber City, UT) had a solid showing at the plate this afternoon including hitting an in the park home run in his last at bat. Crew showed a consistent approach at the plate with the ability to square the ball up. 

Andrew Isdale (2022 OF, Parker, CO) had two singles during today's game. Isdale showed an aggressive approach at the plate and hits the ball where it's pitched. 

Jackson Hollingshaus (2022 RHP, Mapleton, UT) topped out at 87mph this afternoon mixing in a curveball at 74mph and a changeup at 76mph. Hollingshaus pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot with run action to his fastball and consistently threw strikes today. 

Dylan Fishbough (2022 OF, Carlsbad, CA) collected two hits on the day including a hustle double in his last at bat. Fishbough showed bat speed at the plate with a level swing and makes solid contact. 

Connor Leu (2022 OF, Wichita, KS) had two doubles on the day for the maroon team. Leu showed good bat speed at the plate with leverage and strength in his swing. 

Nolan Phillips (2023 SS, Colorado Springs, CO) showed some substantial arm strength in this one, running his fastball up to 86 mph on the bump. Phillips throws from an overhand slot with present arm speed, and the ball really gets on you quick. His secondary offering is a short 12-6 curveball that showed bite at 66 mph. 

Luke Ross (2022 LHP, Waunakee, WI) topped out at 87mph with his fastball today mixing in a curveball at 73mph, a slider at 80mph and a changeup at 82mph. Ross has a smooth repeatable delivery pitching off his fastball and has late bite to his slider. 

Luke Shane (2023 C, Ross, CA) had a good showing at the plate today collecting two singles on the day. Shane has a level swing with bat speed and hits the ball where it's pitched. 

Kyle Neefe (2022 SS, Colorado Springs, CO) had two singles on the day as well. Neefe has an aggressive approach at the plate with a smooth swing. 

Jaxson Grayson (2023 OF, Kansas City, MO) hit a home run in the last inning of today's game. Grayson smoked a line drive home run to RCF showing bat speed at the plate with a sound approach. 

Luke Craddock (2025 1B, Warrenton, VA) smoked a doubled to the LCF gap in today's game. Craddock showed pop in his bat with a gap to gap approach and has bat speed.