PBR Michigan Fall Prospect Program: All-Fall Team

October 13, 2016

By Aaron Wilson and PBR Staff
PBR Michigan Director of Scouting

A special thank you to each and every participant of the Fall Prospect Program. We hope you were able to gain great experience, exposure, as well as life lessons during our fall program. Also a huge thank you to Concordia College, Adrian College, Macomb CC, Madonna University and Oakland University for hosting at your schools. Lastly we’d like to extend our deepest gratitude to the college coaches and former professional athletes for lending tutelage to the prospects throughout the fall.

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Fall Prospect Program Rundown:

PBR Michigan Fall Prospect Program: All-Fall Team

Position	Name	Class	High School	Fall Performance
Player of the Fall	Kyle Jones	2018	Warren De La Salle	Kyle was a force both on the mound and at the plate. He racked up over 30 K's while accounting for multiple extra base hits.
Position Player of the Fall	Andrew Gilpin	2018	Brighton	Andrew led the fall league in batting average as well as hits. He was an extra base hit machine, logging multiple triples.
Pitcher of the Fall	Andrew Oehmke	2018	L'Anse Creuse North	Andrew was the most dominant pitcher of the fall. He led the fall in innings pitched and strikeouts.
Catcher	Jared Ryan	2019	Fenton	Ryan controlled the run game behind the plate. Threw out multiple runners during the fall program.
Catcher	Justin Scheuer	2017	Fraser	Scheuer drove in several runs during the fall program. Was the most consistent catcher throughout the fall league.
Infielder	Noah Miller	2018	University Liggett	Noah was the gold glove infielder of the fall program. Also among the hit leaders.
Infielder	Alex Magrum	2017	Farmington	Magrum took away several hits. The infielder also went on a nice hit streak during the fall program.
Infielder	Zach Jacobs	2019	Walled Lake Western	Jacobs was a rock over at 3B holding steady week after week. His glove worked well. As a young prospect he showed the ability to drive the baseball.
Infielder	Martin Foley	2018	Catholic Central	Foley showed solid defensive prowess being able to play 3B, SS and 2B. Was one of the most difficult outs of the fall.
Outfielder	Brandon Cooper	2017	Ann Arbor Huron	Brandon routinely took away hits. Also was a threat on the bases leading the program in steals while being tied for the home run lead.
Outfielder	Aaron Lewis	2017	West Bloomfield	One of the most dependable OF in the program. Had good range and a contact swing that produced several hits during the fall.
Outfielder	Dominic Gallagher	2017	Parkway Christian	Gallagher showed sneaky power potential during the fall. Shows good plate discipline and the ability to barrel the ball.
Pitcher	Nick Miller	2018	Williamston	Nick was a quick and efficient arm during the fall. Using a two-pitch mix he kept hitters offers off balance.
Pitcher	Johnny Tikkanen	2018	Sterling Heights Stevenson	Johnny racked up a lot of strikeouts during the fall program. Throwing a heavy fastball and curve. Also showed well at the plate.
Pitcher	Wendel Bruton	2020	Montrose	One of the younger prospects in the program Wendel logged several innings and produced lots of ground and fly balls.
Pitcher	Sean Millspaugh	2017	Saline	Millspaugh worked nice and easy all fall with a ton of movement on all of his pitches. Rarely did a hitter square up any of his pitches.

Player of the Fall:

Kyle Jones, RHP/OF, Warren De La Salle, 2018
Fall Report: Jones was not known to the masses however he exploded on the scene during the opening week of the Fall program. His smooth left hand swing with pop grabbed your attention with an athletic build. Until he stepped foot on the mound. As a pitcher he displayed a mid-80s fastball, deceptive changeup and one of the hardest sharp curves around. Jones will be a major factor in the 2018 updated rankings.

Position Player of the Fall:

Andrew Gilpin, 1B/RHP, Brighton, 2018
Fall Report: Gilpin was a hitting machine the entire fall program. He started the opening week off with a couple singles, that later improved into doubles and triples. After a while you started to anticipate RBIs each team Gilpin came to the plate as he would most certainly deliver power shots to the gaps. He was the most feared hitter during the fall program.

Pitcher of the Fall:

Andrew Oehmke, RHP/1B, L'anse Creuse North, 2018
Fall Report: Oehmke has made huge strides since we first saw him at his initial PBR event. During the fall, he came out like a man on a mission. He started strong racking up multiple strikeouts in the initial week then continued to build. At times, it would have been fair to see fans hang K signs off the fence because Andrew was so dominant. The question wasn’t would he strike out batters, it became how many. In week 4, he struck out 13 batters. It will be interesting to see where he lands in the updated 2018 rankings.