Bonilla was one of the most feared hitters at the dish all week in the middle of the loaded Okotoks lineup, and it was more of the same the last 2 days of the tournament. Several base hits for Bonilla, but none was bigger than the no-doubt solo shot he hit in the semi-final game to help Okotoks beat the North Shore Twins. Already has a pro looking frame, Bonilla is as physical as they come for a high-school player and the ball was jumping off the wood bat with ease. The Missouri State commit raised his stock after his eye-popping performance all week in Kamloops.
5/04/23
‘24 two-way Bonilla (Missouri State) was a dangerous bat in the middle of the Okotoks lineup over the past couple of days. Strength and size in the box at 6-foot-3, 230-pounds, Bonilla doesn’t get cheated at the dish, swinging with intent to do damage every time. Hunted fastballs and rarley missed them, Bonilla collected several loud hits, including a HR off the top of the wall in LF against the PBR Canada Selects in a tight game. Bonilla has no doubt been one of the main attractions here in Kamloops and is one of the top players in the country.
5/03/23
2024 RHP/INF Benito Bonilla recently committed to Missouri State and headed into Kamloops with plenty of buzz following his first appearance with the Junior National Team. Played first base against Delta and swung the bat with authority, finding the barrel twice throughout the game with one base knock. Sheer size from the right-side of the dish at 6-foot-4, 232-pounds and the ball was jumping off his bat. Impressive start to the week at the dish for Bonilla and should garner plenty of attention whenever he takes the mound over the next couple days.
3/28/23
2024 3B/RHP Benito Bonilla put together the best overall day and impressed flashed his upside on the mound and at the dish. His sheer size immediately catches your attention at 6-foot-4, 220-pounds. Put together the loudest round of BP as he was elevating the ball to middle of the field throughout his entire round. Peak exit velocity of 101.2mph with 86% of his batted balls going 330ft or more (385ft max). On the mound, the fastball sat 89-90mph with sink to it. Also flashed a slider at 79-80mph and changeup at 82-83mph. One of the top uncommitted players in the country and is drawing significant interest from Division I coaches.
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Bonilla was one of the most feared hitters at the dish all week in the middle of the loaded Okotoks lineup, and it was more of the same the last 2 days of the tournament. Several base hits for Bonilla, but none was bigger than the no-doubt solo shot he hit in the semi-final game to help Okotoks beat the North Shore Twins. Already has a pro looking frame, Bonilla is as physical as they come for a high-school player and the ball was jumping off the wood bat with ease. The Missouri State commit raised his stock after his eye-popping performance all week in Kamloops.
‘24 two-way Bonilla (Missouri State) was a dangerous bat in the middle of the Okotoks lineup over the past couple of days. Strength and size in the box at 6-foot-3, 230-pounds, Bonilla doesn’t get cheated at the dish, swinging with intent to do damage every time. Hunted fastballs and rarley missed them, Bonilla collected several loud hits, including a HR off the top of the wall in LF against the PBR Canada Selects in a tight game. Bonilla has no doubt been one of the main attractions here in Kamloops and is one of the top players in the country.
2024 RHP/INF Benito Bonilla recently committed to Missouri State and headed into Kamloops with plenty of buzz following his first appearance with the Junior National Team. Played first base against Delta and swung the bat with authority, finding the barrel twice throughout the game with one base knock. Sheer size from the right-side of the dish at 6-foot-4, 232-pounds and the ball was jumping off his bat. Impressive start to the week at the dish for Bonilla and should garner plenty of attention whenever he takes the mound over the next couple days.
2024 3B/RHP Benito Bonilla put together the best overall day and impressed flashed his upside on the mound and at the dish. His sheer size immediately catches your attention at 6-foot-4, 220-pounds. Put together the loudest round of BP as he was elevating the ball to middle of the field throughout his entire round. Peak exit velocity of 101.2mph with 86% of his batted balls going 330ft or more (385ft max). On the mound, the fastball sat 89-90mph with sink to it. Also flashed a slider at 79-80mph and changeup at 82-83mph. One of the top uncommitted players in the country and is drawing significant interest from Division I coaches.