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Prime and Precision Scout Day: Quick Hits

March 17, 2025
Eliott Wilk
Central Region Operations Director

On Monday, February 17th, the Prep Baseball Kansas staff traveled to The Backstop in Lenexa, KS to host the annual Prime and Precision Scout Day. This event, featured 50+ players from the Prime and Precision programs in attendence.

All of our events offer players the opportunity to update their recruiting resume and showcase their talents in front of our staff. We also use these events as identifiers for future invite-only events, like the Preseason All-State, our summer Top Prospect Games, and the prestigious Prep Baseball Future Games that takes place at the tail end of the summer. To see what our events offer, click HERE.

Earlier, our staff rolled out the day’s statistical standouts in leaderboard format within our ‘Stat Story’, which you can find HERE. Today, after combing through our notes from the day, we’ve compiled some of the event’s standouts within these ‘Quick Hits’. Read below to learn about 15 names that popped to our staff from Monday's trip to Lenexa.

HITTERS

OF D'Andre Roberson (William Chrisman, MO, 2026) delivered another impressive performance in front of our staff during this look. Standing at 6-foot-1 and weighing 200 pounds, Roberson displayed exceptional physicality and raw power. His bat speed was evident, as he recorded a peak exit velocity of 99.8 mph, with an impressive average of 87.2 mph on each batted ball. His quick, rotational right-handed swing consistently drove the ball to the pull side, with his best hit traveling 343 feet. That same strength translated to his arm, where he unleashed an 85 mph throw from the outfield—ranking as the third-best at the event. With standout tools on both sides of the ball, Roberson is an uncommitted name to watch this spring.

D'Andre Roberson

C/OF Tre Wilson (Iola, 2026) continues to prove why he’s one of the top uncommitted prospects in the state’s 2026 class, delivering another standout performance during this look. Ranked as the No. 4 backstop in the state, Wilson showcased impressive arm strength and accuracy from behind the plate, posting pop times between 1.87 and 1.98 seconds with an 80 mph arm—both top marks of the day. His physicality was evident at the plate, as the 6-foot-1, 181-pound switch-hitter swung a quick, powerful barrel from both sides, generating effortless power. Wilson’s exit velocity peaked at 102.5 mph and with multiple 100+ mph barrels coming from both sides of the plate, Wilson is a name that coaches should have on their radar.

Tre Wilson

INF Mac Solis (Shawnee Mission South, 2026) emerged as one of the standout performers at this event. Since our last look at him a year ago, Solis has added noticeable size and strength to his already impressive 6-foot-2, 205-pound frame, translating to significant improvements across the board. At the plate, the right-handed hitter showcased a refined, well-timed swing, consistently finding the barrel. The ball jumped off his barrel, producing a peak exit velocity of 102.1 mph (93.3 mph average) and a max distance of 402 feet. Defensively, Solis displayed smooth, athletic actions on the infield, backed by a strong 92 mph arm. As he continues to prove himself against high-level competition, Solis is a name to watch closely.

Mac Solis

Monday’s event gave us another look OF TJ Boston (Lee’s Summit, MO, 2026) who had his strongest showing to date. Listed at 5-foot-10, 170-pounds, Boston boasts an athletic frame with more strength to come. The uncommitted junior was 86 mph from the outfield and saw his peak exit velocity climb to 101.3 mph. At the plate Boston showed a combination of power and barrel control, repeatedly barreling baseballs at an average of 92 mph while also sending his best ball 380 feet, working primarily towards the pull side of the field.

TJ Boston

C/INF George Meysenburg (Rockhurst, MO, 2026) is another intriguing uncommitted talent from the Missouri side of Kansas City. Standing 6-foot-1 and weighing 188 pounds, the versatile backstop displayed barrel control during BP, consistently spraying line drives from gap to gap. He registered a peak exit velocity of 94.3 mph, with his farthest ball traveling 327 feet. A reliable defender behind the plate, Meysenburg posted pop times ranging from 1.92 to 2.01 seconds with a 74 mph arm while also showcasing his athleticism with solid actions on the infield. 

One of the most powerful bats in the Kansas class, C/OF Jackson Lucht (Mill Valley, 2026) showcased his impressive strength in this outing. With a quick, rotational swing that generates significant power, Lucht consistently drove line drives to the pull side during batting practice. His peak exit velocity reached 99.7 mph, with his hardest-hit barrel traveling an impressive 364 feet.

Jackson Lucht

INF Cole Ryherd (Blue Valley West, 2027) continued to impress with significant improvements across the board, delivering his best performance to date. Ryherd demonstrated notable strength gains at the plate, setting a new personal best exit velocity of 93.9 mph. The sophomore stayed on the barrel, averaging 88.6 mph per batted ball, while displaying barrel control and the ability to spray line drives to all fields throughout his round. Defensively, he shined in the infield, showcasing athleticism and sure hands with a top bullet across the diamond at 84 mph. With a chance to play a big role for the Jaguars this spring, Ryherd is a name to keep an eye on.

Cole Ryherd

1B/RHP Brayden Decker (Eudora, 2027) is a 6-foot-2, 225-pound right-handed hitting first baseman with power potential. He utilizes a quick, inside-out swing that stays through the hitting zone, consistently staying on plane and working the gaps throughout his round. Decker reached a peak exit velocity of 96.2 mph, with his furthest batted ball traveling 335 feet.

OF Kory Serocki (Salina Central, 2026) is another athletic junior to watch from this showcase. With plenty of room to add strength to his 6-foot, 171-pound frame, Serocki displayed a loose, left-handed swing that averaged 86.8 mph off the bat, peaking at 94.7 mph on his hardest-hit barrel.

  

TWO-WAYS

One of the day's standout two-way performances came from INF/RHP Kanoa Cobb (Shawnee Mission Northwest, 2026). A well-rounded athlete at 5-foot-11, 175 pounds, Cobb showcased his skills with a polished round of BP from the left side, consistently staying on the barrel and reaching exit velocities up to 99 mph. On the mound, he pitched effortlessly, showing even more to come. Cobb’s fastball sat between 84-87 mph, while he demonstrated solid command of two distinct breaking balls—a curveball and slider mix. His final offering, a changeup, on which he killed spin on in the 70-71 mph range with subtle fading action.

Kanoa Cobb

RHP/INF Nick Poste (Blue Valley West, 2026) delivered one of the day’s most impressive performances on both sides of the ball, posting the highest exit velocity and fastball velocity of the event. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound right-hander boasts a quick, powerful swing that generates loud contact and raw power, peaking at 103.9 mph. On the mound, Poste’s fastball jumps out of his hand, sitting between 87-89 mph and topping at 90 mph. He also displays excellent command of a curveball, slider, and changeup mix, effectively working both sides of the plate.

Nick Poste

LHP/OF Ben Goodwin (Shawnee Mission West, 2026) is a 5-foot-10, 165-pound southpaw worth noting. He shows a simple delivery, consistently throwing his fastball in the 81-83 mph range from a ¾ arm slot, with the potential for more to come. At times, his fastball showed slight cut through the zone. He complements this with a low-to-mid-70s curveball and a changeup ranging from 71-73 mph. Defensively, Goodwin also stood out with the day's highest outfield velocity, registering a 90 mph bullet on his firmest throw.

Ben Goodwin

RHP/1B Jayson Schrick (Olathe Northwest, 2027) showcased one of the strongest arms at the event. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound right-hander displayed a fastball that came out of the hand well at 81-84 mph, occasionally flashing late arm-side run through the zone. His slider sat in the 70-74 mph range, spinning up to 2,200+ RPM at times, with developing command. Offensively, Schrick featured a simple, efficient swing with quick hands, hinting at even more power potential in the future.

One of the youngest players in attendance, C/RHP Miles Nichols (Mill Valley, 2028) delivered an impressive all-around performance. The freshman showcased advanced catch-and-throw skills behind the plate, posting pop times of 1.98-2.09 with a 72 mph arm, while also reaching 86 mph from the outfield. His 6-foot, 165-pound frame offers plenty of room for added strength and size, displaying a strong feel for the barrel from a level left-handed swing throughout his BP round. On the mound, Nichols showed intriguing upside, running his fastball up to 80 mph while mixing in a developing curveball and slider.

INF/RHP Cohen Drake (Holden, MO, 2026) is a two-way of note that showed well on both sides of the ball in Monday’s look. Long and lean at 6-foot-1, 165-pounds, Drake ran his fastball up to 87.5 mph, playing clean out of the hand with occasional arm-side run. He also showed the ability to land a 72-73 mph curveball with -14.1” of vertical break that played with depth off of his fastball. Offensively, Drake flashed some power at the plate, posting a 99.1 mph peak exit velocity from a level right-handed swing.

Cohen Drake

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