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Phillip Sanchez
2B - 2016 - Houston, TX
Western Texas College
Sanchez was a terror in the games, collecting 6 hits and also showing athletic tools on defense and lots of speed on the bases. His BP was just as solid as his game performance; he just looks like a hitter.
Matthew Stary
OF - 2017 - Houston, TX
Texas A&M-Kingsville
The 6-3/175 Stary is likely a third baseman at the next level but he's a 6.7 runner with some of the best bat speed and swing mechanics of any player at the showcase. he stays short to the ball from the right side with very good rhythm and shift into contact and has big present power.
Everrett Harris
SS - 2017 - Frisco, TX
Miami (OH)
Harris is a very good all around athlete with 6.68 speed in the sixty and middle infield tools on defense. He also showed a very good and sound right handed swing approach that emphasized the middle of the field.
Garrett Wilkinson
C - 2017 - San Antonio, TX
Midland College
Wilkinson stood out on both sides of the ball, with nice looseness and athleticism behind the plate receiving and a compact, aggressive right handed swing that showed nice gap line drive power at the plate.
Christian Roa
RHP - 2017 - Houston, TX
Texas A&M
Roa had some of the best velocity of the event, topping out at 90 mph from a high 3/4's arm slot that creates good angle to the plate, helped by Roa's 6-4/200 build. He throws with a low effort delivery and showed feel for both a curveball and change up.
Hampton Hall
OF - 2017 - Flower Mound, TX
Uncommitted
Hall has an extra strong 6-2/205 build and an impressive left handed swing with lift out front and very good extension through contact. He crushed some balls in batting practice from a simple and well repeated swing approach.
Blake Holub
RHP - 2017 - Willis, TX
Uncommitted
Holub looks impressive on the mound at 6-5/230 and has the arm strength to go with it, topping out at 88 mph from a high 3/4's arm slot. He repeats his delivery well and has solid pitching mechanics to build from.
Jacob Wyeth
C - 2017 - Austin, TX
Baylor
Wyeth is a big and strong 6-2/215 athlete whose strong arm gives him two-way potential. He threw 84 mph from behind the plate and popped a 1.90 while topping at 87 on the mound with lots of heavy sinking action.
Dalton Barcello
SS - 2017 - Houston, TX
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
Barcello is a polished all around player who looks like he could probably play all three infield positions well on defense. His best tool looks to be his bat and he has a nice right handed swing with good extension and makes solid line drive pull contact.
Sy Snedeker
C - 2017 - Tulsa, OK
Princeton
Snedeker is a polished and mature player with a very good left handed swing approach and a loose and smooth high average swing. He's a 6.9 runner who is athletic behind the plate, especially in his receiving and blocking skills.
Anthony Fidanza
RHP - 2017 - Zachary, LA
Southern/Holmes CC
Fidanza has a lean athletic build and a quick right arm that produced a steady 85-87 mph fastball, plus a nice curveball and change up combination. He's a solid all around athlete who has some two-way potential as a strong armed outfielder with power potential at the plate.
Thomas Larson
OF - 2017 - Joliet, IL
Parkland College
Larson and Nathan Collins (below) are very similar athletes, with good power at the plate, sub-7.0 second speed and the ability to play multiple positions around the field well. How their "Hit" tools progress will tell much about their baseball futures.
Nathan Collins
SS - 2017 - Alvin, TX
McNeese State/Vernon College
Collins is a very good athlete with a good combination of speed and strength. He has lots of right handed bat speed with some pull power and is a versatile defender who can probably play five or six positions well.
Grant Fanara
C - 2017 - Brownwood, TX
Midland College
Fanara is a very projectable catcher with a well rounded set of defensive and offensive tools that should keep getting better as he gets stronger and improves his skills. He's also a 6.9 runner.
Jake Meyer
C - 2017 - Scottsdale, AZ
Washington State
Meyer is a strong athlete with a good combination of tools behind the plate and right handed bat speed on offense.. He popped a 1.93 in drills with lots of arm strength and showed power potential at the plate.
Bryce Miller
RHP - 2017 - New Braunfels, TX
Texas A&M/Blinn College
Miller has a young 6-3/175 pound build and a very strong right arm that produced 91 mph throws from the outfield and a steady mid-80's fastball with a long and smooth arm action. He also showed his athleticism with a 6.9 sixty.
Wesley Faison
1B - 2017 - Richmond, TX
Texas State
Faison has a chance to be a middle of the order run producer at the next level, with an extra strong 6-3/210 build and a nice combination of raw power and the ability to make swing adjustments at the plate.
Tristan Stivors
RHP - 2017 - Hondo, TX
Texas State
Stivers draws notice for his very athletic 6-3/195 build and very good speed for his size at 6.8 in the sixty. He showed good arm strength from the outfield and his right handed bat has good bat speed that he can take advantage of with some directional adjustments in his swing approach.
Tyrese Clayborne
2B - 2017 - Humble, TX
Lamar
Clayborne is listed at 5-3/150, although he appeared a bit taller, but is one of those shorter players you can't disregard. He has next level tools in virtually every column on the scouting chart and plays the game hard and with skill.
Alekzander Brown
1B - 2017 - McKinney, TX
New Mexico Junior College
You can't miss Brown at 6-4/245 and he has the predictable strength and power at the plate and showed them well in games as well as in BP. Most impressive was his athleticism, as he was the best first baseman defensively in drills and was very light on his feet in his movements.
Alberto Gonzalez
RHP - 2018 - Laredo, TX
New Mexico Junior College
Gonzalez really stood out as a young pitching prospect, with a loose and young 6-2/180 build and a fast and loose arm that topped out at 91 mph and was still hitting 90 in the 4th inning. His secondary stuff still needs some work but he big time arm strength and projection.
Reed Beverly
OF - 2018 - Austin, TX
Saddleback College
Beverly has tools across the board with a prototypical 5-11/175 middle infielder's build. He is very aggressive on defense and does a nice job working through balls while also showing a quick right handed bat with line drive gap power.
Kyle Wilkerson
C - 2018 - Houston, TX
Uncommitted
Wilkerson is an athletic catcher with 6.9 speed in the sixty and very sound fundamentals behind the plate for a young receiver. His best tool was his right handed bat; he's very direct to the ball and squares up everything with an aggressive swing that has some pop.
Treet Williams
C - 2018 - Tomball, TX
Dallas Baptist
Williams is very athletic behind the plate, with lots of quickness and a sound fundamental base. At the plate he's a switch-hitter with pretty equal bat speed from both sides of the plate and a chance to hit with additional strength.
Matthew Dillard
LHP - 2018 - Tomball, TX
Sam Houston State
Dillard is a very athletic 6-1/175 left hander who topped out at 85 mph with his fastball and showed a power curveball that had lots of potential. Interestingly, Dillard also graded out as one of the best outfielders at the showcase.
Brandon Deskins
P - 2018 - Friendswood, TX
Rice
Deskins is a very good young athlete and has surprising left handed bat speed for a 6-0/145 player. His future might be on the mound, though,, where his fastball already tops out at 88 mph.
Tyler Dean
RHP - 2018 - Ada, OK
Seminole State College
Dean showed three solid pitches in a fastball that topped out at 86 mph, a 73 mph curveball that had lots of depth and good sink and run on a mid-70's change up. He's 6-3/185 and should keep improving as he gets stronger.
Jake Hammond
RHP - 2018 - Monroe, LA
LSU - Eunice
Hammond looks like a college football player with a 6-3/235 extra strong and well proportioned build. He was up to 87 mph on the mound from a high 3/4's release point and has even more velocity there with more use of his strong lower half.
Easton "Bo" Willis
C - 2019 - Magnolia, TX
Texas Tech
Willis has all the makings of a national level prospect. He has a strong right handed swing and blasted a no doubt game home run on Sunday. He's also an agile and athletic catcher with quick actions and a strong arm behind the plate.
William Swope
3B - 2019 - Conroe, TX
Texas
Swope has an impressive 6-2/190 build for a 2019 and some present and projectable tools to go with it. He flashed big right handed power at the plate with a loose and quick swing and showed athleticism and a strong arm at third base.
Jackson Kiddy
RHP - 2019 - Sweeny, TX
Wharton County Junior College
Kiddy has a young build but a long and very loose arm action that produced a mid-80's fastball that topped out at 87 mph. He's a good athlete who also ran a 6.8 sixty.
Reed Smith
RHP - 2019 - Cypress, TX
Northwestern
Smith still has some growing to do at 5-9/155 but has a very impressive arm for a young and slender athlete. He topped out at 86 mph from the mound with a four-pitch mix and also threw 89 mph from the outfield.
Evan Godwin
LHP - 2019 - Cypress, TX
Baylor
Godwin is a young and projectable southpaw with three present pitches and a very good feel for pitching at a young age. He's only topping out at 80 mph now but there's plenty more there and his curveball, slider and command are already there and are weapons.