On Sunday, February 25th, the Prep Baseball Missouri staff traveled to Homefield in Kansas City, KS to host the Velocity Academy Scout Day. This event featured 20+ players representing the 2024-to-2027 classes from Missouri.

Those in attendance participated in a pro-style workout in front of our staff, gathering unrivaled data and measureables through the help of our tech partners. To see what our events offer, click HERE.

Now, at the event's conclusion, our staff has gone through our scout notes and we've highlighted some of the day's name-to-know players below. Additionally, we've also compiled several of the statistical leaders from this event into categorical leaderboards, which can also be found if you continue reading.

QUICK HITS

+ With plenty of room to add on at 6-foot-2, 175-pounds, INF/RHP Kaden Jenkins (Raymore-Peculiar, 2026) put together a strong two-way showing at Sunday’s event. Consistently on the barrel, Jenkins averaged 90.2 mph exit velocity, peaking at 95.8 mph with a max hand speed of 24.7 mph. Defensively, Jenkins showed fluid movement patterns on the infield to go along with a loose arm - T84 mph across the diamond. Afterwards, he hopped on the mound where he threw his fastball at 82-84 mph with a curveball/changeup mix to pair.

INF/RHP Kaden Jenkins (Ray-Pec, 2026) showed well on both sides of the ball at the Velocity Academy Scout Day:

▫️6-foot-2, 175-pounds
▫️95.8 mph max EV, 90.2 mph avg
▫️346 ft. peak distance
▫️FB 82-84 mph

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+ OF/RHP Samuel Martin (Lee’s Summit, 2026) came away as one of the biggest winners from this event. Built with strength and twitch at 6-foot, 170-pounds, Martin found the barrel often for loud contact throughout his round of BP. He squared his firmest ball up at 93.4 mph, sending his furthest ball an event leading 360 feet. His arm strength showed early, as Vargas was second among all outfielders in peak throwing velocity with a 81 mph high. He hopped on the mound afterwards and pitched at 84-85, T86 mph with the aptitude to spin a 68-72 mph curveball for strikes at 2300+ RPM and changeup to pair.  

OF/RHP Samuel Martin (Lee’s Summit, 2026) was another two-way follow from the Velocity Academy Scout Day:

▫️6-foot, 170-pounds
▫️93.4 mph max EV, 360 ft. peak distance
▫️FB 84-85, T86 mph

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+ Packed with physicality at 5-foot-11, 190-pounds, CIF Ashdon Martinez (Lee’s Summit North, 2024; Missouri State-West Plains signee) swings an agressive left-handed barrel with natural lift to drive balls with power pullside. Martinez posted the highest exit velocity of the day at 98.1 mph, sending his furthest ball 345 feet. Additionally, Martinez ran a 7.10 60 to lead all of his peers. In the field, the lefty showed sure-handed actions at first, with feel for footwork around the bag.

+ C/INF Logan Moran (Lakeland, 2025) put together a loud round of BP at Sunday’s event. The 5-foot-11, 195-pound righty uses a short, inside-out swing to get the barrel head out and drive balls pullside with power. Moran produced a top exit velocity of 97.2 mph on his firmest barrel - sending his furthest ball 333 feet. Behind the plate, Moran produced a top velocity of 73 mph while also throwing 76 mph across the infield to wrap up the day.

+ INF Dane Ferrel (Pleasant Hill, 2025) was on the barrel throughout his round of BP, with a quick, powerful swing that produced line drives through the middle of the field and a max exit velocity of 94.5 mph. Defensively, Ferrel showed off his quick arm, producing a top velocity of 78 mph with plenty more to come as he continues to add strength.

+ C/INF Otto Moore (Lee’s Summit North, 2026) put together a well rounded event, impressing on both sides of the ball. Moore’s strength came from behind the plate thanks to a quick, clean transfer where he led all catchers in both pop time (1.95-2.01) and velocity (74 mph) while being accurate and on the bag with all his throws. The 6-foot-1, 200-pound sophomore showed a short, quick stroke at the plate, producing a max exit velocity of 87.6 mph. He wrapped up the day by throwing his firmest bullet across the infield at 80 mph.

TOP 60-YARD DASH

MAX FASTBALL VELOCITY

MAX EXIT VELOCITY

MAX INFIELD VELOCITY

MAX OUTFIELD VELOCITY

MAX CATCHER VELOCITY

TOP POP TIMES

For all of the statistics collected from this event, click HERE.

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