Show Series Tournament; Central Arkansas Day 2

June 10, 2017

By: Zac Bottoms
Arkansas Scouting Director

Day 2 of The Show Series by Mid America Tournaments was a jammed packed day with 31 games played on 6 different venues.

White Hall 4 vs 417 Dishman 2

White Hall defeated 417 Dishman today 4-2 behind a complete game effort from 2018 RHP Devon Koonce. Koonce worked his fastball 79-81, bumping up to 83. Koonce allowed 5 hits, 2 runs, and racked up 9 K's with a sharp slider that was 70-71.

2018 OF Braden Croft impressed going 1-1 with a double, a walk, and a HBP. Croft also showed off his range in CF tracking a ball down at the warning track.

While Hall showed advanced team defense in this game as multiple players making impressive plays. White Hall 2018 C Layne Hartsfield made a nice back pick to first to get a runner out in the 3rd. For 417 Dishman, 2017 OF #74 Williams made a showed advanced arm strength with a throw from right center to throw out a tagging runner at 3rd base in the 3rd inning. Fellow 2017 OF #15 Wallace showed solid defensive instincts, and the ability to make difficult plays, in the 4^th and 6^th.

417 Hartley 15 vs American Baseball Club 5

417 Hartley defeated American Baseball Club by a score of 15-5 today at Joe T Robinson. 417 was led offensively by 2017 C Trey Gibson. Gibson has an athletic, crouched stance with a simple load and a quick swing. Gibson barreled 3 balls today going 4-5 with 2 doubles, a triple, and 3 RBI.

2018 OF/LHP Dominic Cavoni also hit the ball hard multiple times going 1-3 with an RBI double and 2 walks. Cavoni has a patient approach and a pretty swing from the left side with very relaxed, athletic stance, a high leg kick, and a good hand load. He made a couple loud outs with a deep fly to the warning track and a line drive right to the right fielder. Cavoni also flashed defensive skills in the 4th throwing out a runner at 3rd base from right field on a good throw.

2019 RHP Dillon Turner started on the mound for 417 going 3 innings with 1 hit, 0 BB, 0 runs, and 5 K's. Turner worked 79-81 with his FB and had a good CU at 70-71 with down and in movement to righties.

Midwest Nationals 18 10 vs Sticks 2018

Midwest Nationals took advantage of some mistakes made by Sticks Baseball Academy 2018s to defeat the Sticks 10-1.

The Nationals scored 10 runs on 4 hits and 10 walks and 6 errors. Their pitching staff dominated the contest pitching 6 innings allowing 1 run on 6 hits while not walking a single batter and striking out 7.

Scores

Thursday, June 8th
Ar Prospects 18 7	SABA 17U-1 5
Bryant Black Sox 16 5	AR Prospects Schmidt 2
Lakeside 2	Nebraska Sluggers 1
Perfect Timing Blue 15U 11	Sticks Baseball 16U 3
Perfect Timing Red 2	PG Generals 0
Sticks Baseball 2019 3	SABA 16U 1
Sticks Baseball 2020 3	AR Prospects Stroth 2016 3

Friday, June 9th
Perfect Timing Red 3	Rawlings Xtreme 17 Hankins 0
Sticks 2019 4	Perfect Timing Blue 16U 1
SI Prospects Black 5	Ft. Smith Baseball 15 0
SI Prospects Black 7	AR Prospects 15 6
Perfect Timing 15 Blue 11	SW Stars St. Louis 3
Southside Prospects 18 4	Aces Baseball 2
Red Dirt 18 Black 10	Nebraska Sluggers 0
Perfect Timing 15 Grey 9	Rawlings Tigers 15 Grey 7
Rawlings Tigers 15 Grey 5	SW Stars St. Louis 4
Arkansas Knights 12	Perfect Timing 15 Red 5
Perfect Timing 15 Red 4	NWA Prospects 15 3
Arkansas Knights 12	Rawlings Tigers 15 Silver 1
SW Stars St. Louis 6	Sedelia Bombers 3
SABA 17U 1 6	Sticks 2018 5
White Hall 4	417 Dishman 2
417 Hartley 15	American Baseball Club 5
Arkansas Prospects 17 8	Southern Athletic 2 0
417 McCullough 13	Prairie Grove Generals 0
417 McCullough 12	Rawlings Xtreme17 Hankins 0
NWA Prospects 15 10	Rawlings Tigers 15 Silver 1
AR Prospect Stroth 8	Perfect Timing 16 Red 2
AR Prospects 15 12	Ft. Smith Baseball 15 2
Arkansas Prospects 17 0	Southside Prospects 0
Perfect Timing Red 3	Rawling Tigers 16 Grey 2
AR Prospects 17 9	Southside Prospects 18 O
Perfect Timing 16 Red 3	Rawlings Tigers 16 Grey 2