On Feb. 23rd, the Prep Baseball Wisconsin had the second event of the 2025 winter showcase circuit with the annual West Milwaukee Preseason ID showcase at STiKS Academy in Waukesha, WI. Over 100 players made it out to this event, providing us with updated looks and a new list of players to follow in Wisconsin.

In the week that followed the showcase, we published two separate Quick Hits stories, an Upperclass and Underclass highlighting the top prospects of the event by class. We also rolled out a Statistical Analysis, bringing you a quick statistical analysis of those that participated in the event. We then dove deep into the data, looking at the pitch metrics and batted ball numbers from this event inside our Pitcher Data Dive and Position Player Data Dive stories. Today we’ll continue our post-event process by rolling out the individual scouting reports of the day, continuing with the infielder position while working our way across the diamond as the week progresses.

You can learn more about the state-of-the-art technologies featured at our showcases within the hyperlinks above. Today we conclude our post-event process by rolling out the individual scouting reports of the top 20 overall prospects in attendance.

TOP-20 OVERALL

1. Ben Kuglitsch, Muskego (WI), 2026 | Florida State
Positional Profile: RHP/OF
Body: 6-2, 173-pounds. Long and lean with long levers and more fill coming.
Delivery: Hybrid, athletic, fluid, high leg kick into drop and drive lower half.
Arm Action: RH. Athletic and fluid, 3/4 slot.
FB: T94, 92-94 mph. Explosive out of the hand, strikes. T2367, 2221 average rpm.
SL: 77-78 mph. Strikes, sharp, 10/4 action. T2409, 2359 average rpm.
CH: 87-89 mph. Firm, thrown with intent. T1988, 1843 average rpm.

Hit: RHH. Stock set up, early foot down, compact trigger, on time. Short path, on plane through the ball twitch and hand quickness with barrel feel, ball jumps with more coming once fills out. 73.6 mph bat speed with 13.1g of rotational acceleration.
Power: 97.6 mph max exit velocity (93.1 avg.); 358-foot max batted distance.