‘24 1B/RHP Kire Dahl (Eastlake, WA)
Long, lean & wiry. We had eyes on Dahl earlier this summer at our OR Summer Kickoff and he really made impressive strides in all of his measurables in a short period of time. Offensively he showed power from the left side with exceptional bat speed and rotational numbers which bode well for additional development. Moves well at 1B with a solid catch radius. On the mound he has a compact arm path into a high ¾ release with downward angle on his offerings. 

‘24 1B @KireDahl (@EastlakeBB) got all of this one and knew it

6’3 frame with length and leverage. Took aggressive hacks in BP & looks to lift to his pull-side pic.twitter.com/4LI4kpi1Kg

— PBR Washington (@PBR_Washington) September 26, 2021

‘26 1B/LHP Kruz Schoolcraft (Century)
One of the youngest prospects at the event, Schoolcraft continues to build on a strong year in which he’s shown significant development. Had a good day at the plate against live pitching, getting on base with multiple BB and lining a hard oppo single in his last AB. The potential on the mound really stands out as his overall velocity, stuff and actions have made impressive progress.

‘24 LHP/1B Quin Dufort (Wilson)
A standout performer on the day. Dufort did a little bit of everything on the diamond. Starting with a crisp round of BP where he showed a clean, uphill swing with some lift. Collected a hit during game play. Also missed a ton of bats in his 2 innings of work on the bump. Has the look of a polished strike thrower with feel for how to use his arsenal. The size, frame & actions make him a strong follow in that ‘24 class and he has a chance to make big strides as he matures physically.

‘24 1B/LHP Quin Dufort (@IBWbaseball) established himself as a 2-way prospect to know in the class

Long, lanky athlete with projection. Clean delivery on the mound. Strike thrower. Easy swing from the left-side with loft @DufortQuin || @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/izQDy8tg4i

— PBR Oregon (@PBR_Oregon) September 28, 2021

‘24 1B/RHP Lucas Geren (@CLVWarriors/@nwdiamond) with a drive into deep CF for a double yesterday

Strong bodied corner INF bat does a solid job staying short to the ball and letting his barrel work easily pic.twitter.com/LKaOXAmqQk

— PBR Oregon (@PBR_Oregon) September 26, 2021

‘24 1B/LHP Luke Fulkerson (Tigard)
6’2, 170 pounds with a L/L profile as a 1B/LH. Offensively, showed a simple set-up in the box with a wide base. Does a solid job staying short to the ball with quick hands despite his long levers. Actions and size should make him a dependable target over at 1B. On the mound, worked exclusively out of the stretch with an easy delivery. Arm path starts short then gets long through release. Short stride with a strong front side & continuous arm path. Could see a big jump on the mound with added strength.

‘24 RHP/1B Nolan McCormack (Tualatin)
Another big framed 2-way prospect who has the chance to add on to a promising frame. McCormack stands 6’2 about 165 with a wide upper half and long levers. Showed an athletic load at the plate with consistent rhythm leading into contact. Middle-oppo approach with gap-to-gap power. Size and defensive actions fit well at 1B. On the mound, shows clean & repeatable actions with a clean arm path. Everything works easily & helps him maintain control of his 3 pitch arsenal. 

‘25 3B/1B Kamron Hood (Central Catholic)
Strong, compact frame with current strength that translates well to his game. Hood has a quick, connected swing and easy barrel control. Stays inside of the ball and consistently sprayed line-drive contact throughout BP. Showed good pitch recognition in-game and grabbed 2 hits across 3 plate appearances. Defensively should grow into a corner INF prospect with the chance to bounce between 3B and 1B as he gets more reps.

‘24 3B Diego Richards (Glencoe)
5’10, 155 pounds with a lean build throughout. Richards had a solid day on both sides of the ball. Offensively, keeps it simple in the box with a quiet, upright set-up. Barrel gets into the zone early and covers plenty of depth. Defensively, keeps a consistent tempo throughout the fielding process and gets rid of the ball quickly. Sure-handed type defender. Had a good showing at the plate in-game and went 1-2 on the day.

‘24 3B/RHP Grayson Grover (Scappoose)
Grover stands at 5’11 with a proportional frame between his upper and lower half. In the box, takes a controlled leg kick into a balanced forward move before initiating swing. Hands sync up well with lower half & he rotates against a strong front leg. Defensively he has confident, active feet at 3B and attacks the play with intent. On the mound, showed a FB/CB combination with a clean, compact arm action. Uses a simple delivery and keeps everything in line with target as he gets down the slope.

'25 3B/RHP Alexander Via (Summit)
 Another young prospect who flashed exciting upside. Via started things off with a crisp round of BP, showing a tall, balanced set-up and compact load prior to swing. Stays upright at contact and rotates against a firm front leg. Hands work free and easy. Defensively he showed smooth, easy footwork with a clean exchange and loose arm action. On the mound, Via really excelled with his athletic delivery and exceptional FB. From a lower slot, Via was up to 83 mph and worked mostly 79-82. FB shows plenty of life/ride up in the zone and worked well with his tight SL. One of the more advanced arms we've seen for his class.