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Seattle & Bend Summer ID's - Quick Hits

June 28, 2025
Dylan Grenz & Bryn Card
PNW Staff

Earlier this week, Prep Baseball PNW hosted a pair of Summer ID events in Seattle, Washington and Bend, Oregon. Prep Baseball scouts evaluated high school athletes in the 2026-2029 graduating classes, with several strong showings throughout the events.

Summer ID events serve as an important tool for both Prep Baseball scouts and college recruiters, who will subsequently create lists of prospects to follow as they plan their remaining summer coverage. We often tend to see prospects' best showings at Summer ID events, as players are fresh off playing for their respective high schools and are in the routine that consistently playing in-game offers. Standout performances can lend invites to some of the summer's top events, including the 2025 Pacific Northwest State Games.

Today, Prep Baseball releases our Quick Hits, detailing scouting notes on standout players from both events. Players are listed alphabetically by last name. For all other post-event content, click here. 

Quick Hits

Bend Summer ID (6.25.25)

'29 INF Dylan Gregory (Roseburg)
One of the loudest days at the event despite his underclassman status. Gregory posted multiple top 3 performances at the event. The 2029 infielder had an impressive showing at the plate with an average exit velocity of 85.0 MPH and a peak EV of 93.2 MPH, including multiple barrels in the 90’s. Also running a 7.10 60-yard sprint, Dylan demonstrated that he is a ‘29 to keep an eye on as he heads toward his high school career.

'28 INF Evan Guadalupe (Summit)
Top-ten ranked player in the 2028 class showcased his advanced skillset throughout. Began the event running a 7.21 60-yard dash time with smooth athletic movements throughout. Showed sound footwork and defensive positioning before throwing 79-81 across the diamond.  At the plate Evan posted one of the highest exit velo’s for the event, peaking 94.8 MPH and hitting three balls over 340 feet. Guadalupe starts in a tall stance and high hands as he slow loads into his back shoulder load and a small toe tap to begin the swing. High level athlete is a must follow into the summer and next year. 

'27 INF Diego Lopez (Ridgeview)
Smooth movements throughout the event and a significant increase in strength over the past year. Ran a 7.02 60-yard sprint and had throws 77-78 from the INF with high level defensive actions. Drove multiple balls to the pull side and left center gap in BP rounds with exit velocities in the 86-90 mph range and 325+ ft on 7 swings. Posted a near event-best 95.2 MPH peak exit velocity, showing plenty of pop to be in the front half of many lineups. 

'28 INF Kingston Lopez (Ridgeview)
Lean 6’2 frame with intruiging tools for a ‘28 and newcomer to the class. Showcased athleticism and flashes of future strength to come. Demonstrated clean infield movements while making some advanced level plays. At the plate, begins with a wide base with a relaxed start and has a small barrel lift type load, with his hands sitting just outside the shoulder while a small toe tap starts the lower half. Projectable power will be coming for the underclassman as he continues to grow into the frame.  

Seattle Summer ID (6.26.25)

'27 OF Brooks Barker (Capital)
A great athlete that hit atop the lineup for a winning Capital side this spring, Barker showcased some easy tools in this showcase look. Ran a 6.96 60-yard dash time to start his event, followed by crisp rounds of BP. Easy gap power with steady intent from the right side, posting exit velocities up to 97.9 MPH. Can really do damage when he gets his pitch, with a max batted ball distance of 369 feet. Easy mover that can play all three outfield spots also had throws up to 84 MPH. Strong performance.

'28 INF/RHP Landyn Bergsieker (Rogers)
An intruiging underclassman player if it all clicks, Bergsieker showed flashes in Mercer Island in a lean 6'2 frame. Upright LH swing features a firm front side at contact with some loft generated to the pull side. Peaked with a 94.6 MPH exit velocity and a max batted ball distance of 356 feet. Steady mover in the infield with long levers suited for the left side. Up to 80 MPH on the mound with developing commandand plus spin rates on both the CB/SL. Player to watch.

'27 C Max Butcher (Tahoma)
Quick, compact-framed backstop had a strong defensive showing from behind the dish, delivering on-target throws down with a lightning-quick transfer. Minimal wasted movement with 74 MPH throws resulted in a best pop time of 1.97 seconds. Posted exit velo's into the high 80's at the plate with a higher leg lift load and hands remaining tight to frame. 7.09 second runner. 

'26 OF Cassius Culpepper (Kentwood)
Multi-sport athlete with ultra-strong 6'1, 200 pound frame. Easy athleticism shown in 6.85 second 60-time. At the plate, featured plenty of raw power with a developing operation, resulting in a peak exit velocity of 93.6 MPH. Plus arm in the outfield with an overall profile fit for a corner, throwing up to 89 MPH from a high slot release. Intruiging set of tools. 

'26 OF/RHP Daniel Delcoure (Arlington)
A solid day start-to-end for the 6'2 junior from Northern Washington. Ran a 6.95 second 60-time with longer strides. Some hand speed present from the right side with a peak exit velocity of 94.4 MPH and a max batted ball distance of 360 feet. FB sat in the upper 70's on the mound with lower spin rates and a three-pitch mix shown overall. 

'27 RHP Connor Maynard (Eastlake)
The pitcher-only had one of the better bullpens seen at an event this summer, sitting in the upper 80's for strikes and topping out at 90 MPH with his fastball. Athletic, repeatable operation topped at 2434 RPM of spin with the heater. CH had sharp diving action and flashed plus at times at 79-80 MPH. CB had 11/5 shape with some bite at 75-77 MPH. The rising junior showed flashes at times this spring for an Eastlake side that made it to the 4A state championships.

'26 OF Ben Ojeda (North Creek)
The outfielder saw plenty of action and had some success in his junior spring for the Jaguars, and put together a nice performance in Mercer Island as well. 7.26 runner with aggressive intent through fly and ground balls. Consistent throws were on target and up to 86 MPH. On the barrel early in BP rounds, posting a peak exit velocity of 94.1 MPH and a max batted ball distance of 326 feet. Uncommitted player to follow this summer.

UPCOMING EVENTS

SHOWCASE STATE DATE LOCATION
Seattle Summer ID - Session II WA 07/01 Bannerwood Park - Bellevue, WA
Pacific Northwest Summer ID - Session II WA 07/02 Ridgefield Recreation Complex - Ridgefield, WA
Seattle Summer ID - Session III WA 07/07 Island Crest Park - Mercer Island, WA
Senior Future Games (Class of 2026) NATIONAL 07/22 LakePoint Sports, Georgia
Future Games (Class of 2027) NATIONAL 07/23 LakePoint Sports, Georgia
Junior Future Games (Class of 2029/2030) NATIONAL 07/24 LakePoint Sports, Georgia
2025 Pacific Northwest State Games (Invite-Only) WA 07/29 Heritage High School - Vancouver, WA

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