2015 Jr. National

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Triston Casas (2019 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) has stung the ball at the plate throughout the event, and he showed well on the mound in this contest. The big right hander hit 87 mph and sat in the 84-86 range with his fastball. He shows an extremely advanced feel for his delivery given his size and youth. Casas also mixed in a curveball with 12/6 shape, which flashed solid spin and depth.

Cooper Swanson (2017 SS, Fort Myers, FL)also has hit a number of balls hard this week, and he showed some arm strength off the mound as well.  The Vanderbilt commit hides the ball pretty well in his delivery and has a loose, quick arm. His fastball sat in the 86-88 mph range and topped out at 89. He also worked in a tight curveball in the 72-74 mph range.

Zach Koch (2017 C, Tampa, FL) worked a clean inning on the mound. The primary catcher has room to get stronger and add muscle to his frame. He shows solid running action on his mid-80s fastball that proved tough for hitters to barrel. He also shows good feel for his 12/6 curveball with tight rotation. Koch also stung the ball at the plate, barreling a ball for a single up the middle.

Mark Vientos (2017 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) showed solid defensive skills both in the infield and outfield. He showed soft hands and easy actions at shortstop on a couple of different plays, and also made a good play while patrolling left field, charging in and displaying good range to get to a softly hit ball near the line. 

Brad Czerniejewski (2017 OF, Lake Forest, IL) picked up an outfield assist while playing right field.  He charged well on a groundball hit thru the right side and did a great job of fielding out in front, working through the ball, and delivering an on-line and accurate throw with carry to gun down a runner who was trying to score from second base.

Shane Muntz (2017 C, Phoenixville, PA) showed good balance, hands, strength and feel for the barrel at the plate. He did a good job of staying with a fastball on the outer third and driving the ball into right field for a well-struck single.

Joseph Perez (2017 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) came in late to work one inning on the mound and the big physical 6-foot-2, 210 pound righthander ran his fastball up to 90 mph, working more consistently in the 86-88 mph range.

Andres Santana (2017 3B, Miami, FL) had a very good round of batting practice yesterday and he showed off some bat speed and feel for the barrel with a hard-hit single to left field on an upper-80s fastball.

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Robert Touron (2017 RHP, Miami, FL) came out of the gates strong, pumping in 90-92 mph fastballs early and showing an aggressive, confident approach.  He mainly challenged hitters with the fastball, but also mixed in a breaking ball in the low-70s that flashed late bite and solid depth. He struck out three in his two innings of work.

Evan Hooper (2017 OF, Cabot, AR) is a good overall athlete with a live body, and even though he’s a primary outfielder, he also shows some tools on the mound.  While he is still sharpening his command, Hooper varies his arm angles, typically using a sidearm slot, but he also shows some comfort is using the more traditional high ¾ arm slot.  His fastball works in the 85-87 mph range from both angles and he flashes the ability to throw a sweeping breaking ball.

Brandon Knarr (2017 LHP, York, PA) showed a nice feel for three pitches.  The southpaw ran his fastball up to 86 mph and showed solid feel for a sweeping breaking ball with 2/8 shape and good depth.  He also mixed in a low-70s changeup to keep hitters of balance. He struck out four in his three innings pitched.

Ryan Vilade (2017 SS, Frisco, TX) was impressive both in the batter’s box and on the mound. The Oklahoma State commit showed off solid bat speed, strength, and feel for the barrel by launching a ball off of the Green Monster in left center field for a standup double.  He just missed a homerun by a few feet.  He also worked a clean inning of work on the mound, using a lower ¾ arm slot and mixing in his 83-85 mph fastball and quality, deceptive changeup.

Zachary DeLoach (2017 RHP, Lewisville, TX) had two hits in the contest.  The lefthanded hitting DeLoach showed an advanced approach and good hands by sitting back on a breaking ball from Brandon Knarr and serving it into the opposite field for a double. 

Miguel Reyes (2017 3B, Lafayette, LA) is a primary outfielder, but he showed off some arm strength on the mound.  He has an effortful delivery, but he consistently worked his fastball in the 87-89 mph range in his one inning of work. He also flashed a tight breaking ball at 74 mph.

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Darion Jacoby (2017 OF, Pottsville, PA) and Jacob Steinberg (2018 SS, Germantown, MD) both had solid at-bats and fouled off tough pitches before barreling up balls for base hits.  Jacoby had an extended battle with Dalton Terrell (2017 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) and after fouling off numerous pitches, squared up a ball and hit a line drive that richocheted off of the second baseman’s glove. 

Steinberg also worked the count and fouled off a few pitches before turning on a fastball in the inner half and driving a double down the left field line.

Zachary DeLoach (2017 RHP, Lewisville, TX) did a solid job of mixing in four pitches and struck out five in two innings of work. His fastball sat in the 83-85 mph range early, and his changeup, curveball, and upper-70s slider were all effective secondary pitches.

Angel Tiburcio (2018 RHP, Wellington, FL) showed some good tailing action and late life on his 82-85 mph fastball.  He struck out three batters in his two innings and got a handful of whiffs on the offering.

Austin Perrin (2017 LHP, Boutte, LA) pounded the strike zone in his two innings. He was very aggressive and challenged hitters with his solid three pitch mix, showing feel for a curveball with a 1/7 shape and good depth and a fading changeup that he located well in the bottom half of the strike zone.

Cooper Swanson (2017 SS, Fort Myers, FL) again showed off bat speed and solid feel for the barrel in driving a single to right center field on a fastball out the outer third.

Joe Lancellotti (2017 OF, Bensalem, PA) struck out four batters over two innings. He displayed an impressive fastball that sat in 89-92 mph range with late life and also worked in a solid mid-70’s curveball with 11/5 shape that flashed good depth and late bite.

Xavier Edwards (2018 SS, Wellington, FL) showcased his good foot speed, getting down to first base in 3.8 seconds on a jailbreak bunt. 

Michael Pelaez (2017 1B, Tampa, FL) has a large frame and physical build. He is a primary 1B, but showed some arm strength on the mound, working with an 85-89 mph that comes out clean and easy from his compact arm-action.

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Griffin Doersching (2017 1B, Greendale, WI) was the latest victim of Kyle Jacobsen (2017 OF, Acworth, GA).  Doerschering drove a fastball over the middle of the plate deep into left center field and it looked like it would be certain extra bases, but Jacobsen--for the second straight game—showed off some defensive tools as he made a good read off of the bat, took an efficient route and showed off his speed and athleticism by tracking down the ball and leaping to make the catch.

Zachary Dreznin (2017 RHP, Saddle River, NJ) ran his fastball up to 88 and worked comfortably in the 85-87 mph range over the course of his two innings. The physical, 6-foot-3, 210 pound righty also worked in a change up and low-70s breaking ball.

Brendan Murphy (2017 LHP, Mundelein, IL) struck out two in his two innings. The lean, projectable lefty shows a loose arm with solid, developing arm speed and ran his fastball up to 86 mph.  He showed an ability to locate the offering, and also work in his low-70s breaking ball and a fading changeup effectively.

Austin Mihlbauer (2017 LHP, Mukwonago, WI) struck out the side in his first inning of work. He ended up striking out four in two innings. The athletic lefty uses a lower arm slot and generates good life on his 85-88 mph fastball. He also showed solid feel for a low-80s changeup that had good diving action below the knees.

Alexander Hernandez (2017 C, Miramar, FL) drove a double into left center field.  The right handed hitter showed quick hands and good strength to put a charge into the 87 mph fastball located on the inside third of the plate.

Shane Muntz (2017 C, Phoenixville, PA) is a primary catcher but he showed some arm strength on the mound as well.  The physical, 6-foot-4, 245 pound pitcher is still developing his command, but he ran his fastball up to 87 mph and flashed a low-70s curveball.

Christian Santana (2017 RHP, Hialeah, FL) is also a primary position player that showed some arm strength from the mound. The athletic righty hit 88 on the radar gun. He also flashed a solid curveball with 11/5 to 12/6 shape and good depth. Santana struck out four in his two innings of work.

Triston Casas (2019 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) stung the ball again, driving a double down the right field line on a fastball on the inner half of the plate.

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Brandon Dorsey (2017 3B, Mount Airy, MD) has a strong, physical build and uses that strength in his right-handed swing. A University of North Carolina commit, Dorsey is able to generate very interesting power with big leverage and natural lift at contact and loud, hard contact to his pull side.

Christian Santana (2017 RHP, Hialeah, FL) uses his quick hands well while staying short to the ball to produce consistent and hard line drive contact to his pull side, clanking some balls off the Green Monster. He showed the ability to go to all fields and does so while showing a consistent feel for the barrel.

Patrick Sisk (2017 3B, Fox Point, WI) is a strong 6-foot-3, 205-pound right-handed bat who shows leverage in his swing and big life coming off the barrel. Sisk does a nice job of generating bat speed while going gap-to-gap with strength with solid carry off the barrel.

Bubba Sangster (2017 1B, Altoona, FL) opened eyes and provided one of those moments that makes you say “wow” and look at the person next to you to confirm what you saw. With fast hands, Sangster is able to generates plenty of bat speed and used his strength to blast a ball deep to centerfield, clearing the wall while jumping off the barrel with excellent carry.

Triston Casas (2019 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) might be one of the youngest players in the showcase but his tools blend in with anybody in attendance. With strength throughout his frame, including his hands, Casas shifts his weight through his lower half well with lift in his swing and the ability to drive the ball to all fields.

Alejandro Toral (2017 1B, Davie, FL) has long been known for his potent left-handed bat and he again put it on display during his round. Beginning his round by showing the ability to drive to the opposite field, the uncommitted Toral turned it on his last few swing and put three bats out in succession, all three well over the wall in right center field.

Kyle Jacobsen (2017 OF, Acworth, GA) set the tone for a strong overall showing this showcase, putting both his hit and power tools on display. Showing rhythm and an easy swing, the uncomitted Jacobsen shows fluidity in his bat path and put two balls over the Green Monster.

Mark Vientos (2017 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) is a University of Miami commit and has been on the national scene for some time now. With a long and projectable 6-foot-3 frame, Vientos put his power on display Sunday night hitting two home runs over the Monster showing nice natural lift in his right-handed swing.

Evan Hooper (2017 OF, Cabot, AR) is a high end athlete full of athleticism and muscle, two traits that play well into his right-handed swing. Staying very consistent throughout his round, Hooper showed a strong feel for the barrel with impressive jump coming off when squared

Darion Jacoby (2017 OF, Pottsville, PA) is full of quick-twitch muscle in his stronger 5-foot-11 frame and still has some room to add more strength. With quick hands helping generate interesting bat speed in his right-handed swing, Jacoby stayed very balanced with nice rhythm with lift and jump off his barrel to the middle of the field. 

Ryan Vilade (2017 SS, Frisco, TX) employs a short and fluid path to the ball with solid bat speed while showing the ability to drive to the opposite field. Showing loose wrists and hands in his swing, the Oklahoma State commit shows natural lift in his swing with hard line drive contact to all fields.

Jack Roberts (2017 SS, Middletown, MD) starts with an upright stance but stays balanced well in his swing while showing a strong feel for the barrel of the bat. With quick hands Roberts consistently hit to the middle of the field with nice leverage at contact and good life coming off the barrel.

Zachary DeLoach (2017 RHP, Lewisville, TX) uses his 6-foot-1, 190-pound frame well in his strength to create nice bat speed from the right side. With a big leg lift at the start of his swing, DeLoach shows big strength and jump of the barrel when he stays on time. 

Cole McNamee (2017 3B, Milton, GA) showed what was in store for his in game at-bats, putting two balls well over the Green Monster before putting another one out, this time off live pitching. His right-handed swing shows fluidity and he uses his strength and long 6-foot-4 frame well to create leverage in swing.

Andres Santana (2017 3B, Miami, FL) uses quick hands and a short bat path in his swing while staying extremely fluid in his right-handed swing. With a nice feel for the barrel, Santana shows nice carry and strength off the barrel to his pull side as he’s able to get his hands in a good position at the start of his swing.

Cooper Swanson (2017 SS, Fort Myers, FL) is a Vanderbilt commit who creates nice whip with his barrel with quick hands and shows a short path to the ball. He has a consistent feel for the barrel and shows strength coming off while projecting for more in the near future.

Angel Tiburcio (2018 RHP, Wellington, FL) just finished his freshman year but his strong 6-foot-2, 210-pound frame wouldn’t suggest his age. With a small weight shift through his lower half, Tiburcio generates solid extension in his easy swing with nice jump coming off the barrel. 

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Brandon McCabe (2017 RHP, Boynton Beach, FL) showed the top velocity of the game and the highest of the showcase to date.  The Miami commit touched 92 a few times, and settled in the 89-91 mph range in his one inning of work.  He overpowered opposing hitters with the heater and also flashed a sharp 12/6 curveball at 79 mph.

Jack Owen (2017 LHP, Coto De Caza, CA) has some funk and deception in his delivery.  The lefthanded pitcher threw a hitless two innings, and he showed solid feel for pitching, mixing in his mid-80s fastball and low-70s changeup well.

Cooper Swanson (2017 SS, Fort Myers, FL) had a very nice round of batting practice and carried it over into the game action. Swanson has quick hands and does a solid job of getting the bat head out and extended.  He rifled a ball past the third baseman for an RBI single.

Everett Hurst (2017 RHP, Sebring, FL) showed a solid feel for three pitches.  He ran his fastball up to 88 mph, working comfortably in the 84-87 range, and flashed a low-70s curveball with late break and 72-74 mph changeup.

Donovan Langston (2017 SS, Frisco, TX) made a very nice play defensively while manning second base. The compactly built, 5-foot-9, 160 pounder showed good range and took a great route to a foul ball in the no-man’s land behind first base near the right field wall.

Brian Morrell (2017 RHP, Wading River, NY) showed a quick arm and a lively fastball. The 6-foot, 180 pound righty worked two innings and struck out three using a fastball in the 84-88 mph range and a breaking ball that flashed sharp bite from an 11/5 shape. 

Cole McNamee (2017 3B, Milton, GA) hit the showcases only in-game homerun thus far. The strongly-built 6-foot-4, 220 pound right handed hitter showed off his strength and physicality by depositing an 81 mph fastball over the Jet Blue Park’s Green Monster in left field.

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Cash Case (2017 SS, Mount Dora, FL) made an impression on the first pitch of the game. The switch-hitter, batting left handed in this instance, showed a fast barrel by barreling up a first pitch fastball on the inner half and driving it to right field for a leadoff single.

Joseph Perez (2017 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) is a physically-built 6-foot-2, 210 pounds. The righthanded hitter displayed a solid approach and good feel for the barrel, in driving a fastball on the outer 1/3 the other way, past a diving second baseman.

Johnny Leone (2017 RHP, Hollywood, FL) struck out three in two scoreless innings. Leone displayed good command of his fastball, and started throwing harder in his second inning of work, consistently sitting in 86-87 mph range. He also showcased a very good, fading changeup in the low-70s that induced a handful of swing and misses.

Zach Jackson (2017 C, Haines City, FL) made solid contact on a 74 mph curveball. The left handed hitter did a good job of keeping his hands back and exploding through contact, as he caught the barrel flush and drove a double past a diving rightfielder.

Shane Muntz (2017 C, Phoenixville, PA) is another physically built right handed hitter. The 6-foot-4, 245 pounder drove in two runs with a single through the 5/6 hole.

Kyle Jacobsen (2017 OF, Acworth, GA) showed off a strong, accurate arm while playing center field.  Jacobsen, who also pitches, displayed solid footwork, charging the ball well and firing a strike to third base nailing a runner that was trying to advance from first on a single.

Bryce Jarvis (2017 RHP, Franklin, TN) is a projectable, 6-foot-1, 165 pound right handed pitcher. Jarvis ran his fastball up to 89 mph and sat comfortably in the 85-87 mph range.  He has solid command and was able to locate to the gloveside. Jarvis also worked in a quality changeup in the mid-70s that had good fading life. He struck out two in his two scoreless innings.

Trent Vietmeier (2017 RHP, Pittsburgh, PA) showed some good velocity early in his two inning stint.  In his first frame he was working in the 88-91 mph range, and topped out at 92. He also worked in a 12/6 curveball that flashed some depth and a straight changeup. He struck out two batters.

Triston Casas (2019 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) is an extremely physical rising freshman. At 6-foot-5, 225 pounds, the left handed hitting Casas is certainly used to playing above his age group. The Miami commit showed confidence in the box and strong hands in barreling up an 87 mph fastball and driving it up the middle for a single.

Bubba Sangster (2017 1B, Altoona, FL) put on a show in batting practice with three BP homers, and he showed a solid feel for hitting in game action, working with an outside fastball and driving it down the right field line for a triple.

CJ Smith (2017 LHP, Royston, GA) showed an aggressive approach on the mound and solid feel for three pitches. He threw a lot of strikes and attacked opposing hitters with a mid-80s fastball that topped out at 86, a solid 75-77 mph changeup with fade, and a developing curveball in the upper-60s with 1-7 shape. He struck out two in his two innings of work.

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Tyler Ahearn (2017 RHP, Jupiter, FL) threw two hitless innings, showing a fastball up to 90 mph and consistently in 87-89 mph range.  Ahearn also showed solid feel for a low-70s curveball with a lean, athletic build he projects very well going forward as he continues to add strength and gain experience.

Matt Schroer (2017 RHP, Phoenix, AZ) also projects very well. The 6-foot-4, 180 pound righthander is committed to LSU and he also shows solid feel for his curveball, an offering with 11/5 shape and good depth.  He ran his fastball up to 88 mph early, before settling more in the 84-86 mph range. Schroer struck out two in his two innings.

Heliot Ramos (2017 OF, Maunabo, PR) showed a strong and accurate arm in the game. He charged in aggressively on a single out to center field, worked through the ball well and delivered a strike to home plate to cut down a run and earn an outfield assist.

Mark Vierling (2017 SS, St. Louis, MO) displayed an advanced feel at the plate. He had two hits in the game and he did a good job to work with a fastball on the outer half and serve it down the RF line for a double.

Mason Doolittle (2017 C, Jupiter, FL) showed off quick hands and solid bat speed. In his first at bat Doolittle barreled fastball over the inner-half of the plate and drove it with authority into left field for a single. Later in the game, Doolittle again capitalized on a fastball left over the plate with a well-struck double to left center field.

Jack Leftwich (2017 RHP, Maitland, FL) pounded the strike zone in his two innings of work.  The 6-foot-3, 205 pound righty projects well and has advanced fastball command, showing a consistent ability to throw down in the zone with the pitch that ranged from 83-86 mph.  He also shows solid feel for a low-70s curveball with good depth and late bite. He struck out three.

Donovan Benoit (2017 OF, Pensacola, FL) has performed well at the plate, and he also shows some tools on the mound. Benoit is a long, lean 6-foot-3, 185 pounds and he ran his fastball up to 87 mph, working consistently in the 84-86 range. He also showed developin feel for a straight changeup and a curveball in his two scoreless innings.  

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Justin Bullock (2017 RHP, Creedmoor, NC) struck out four, including all three of the batters he faced in his second inning of work.  The lean, athletic righthander has a loose, whippy arm and used his 86-89 mph very effectively, getting hitters to expand and chase pitches up and out of the strike zone.  He also mixed in a quality low-70s breaking ball with 12/6 shape and tight spin.

Shane Roberts (2017 RHP, Jupiter, FL) struck out two in his two innings of work. The projectable right handed pitcher ran his fastball up to 86 mph and showed some feel for locating the pitch to his armside. Roberts also flashed some developing feel for a changeup and breaking ball with 10/4 shape.

Matt Oldham (2017 C, Pittsboro, NC) showed that he could put a charge into a ball. The left handed hitter showed some juice to the pullside with an RBI double over the head of the right fielder on an 85 mph fastball that as left up and over the middle of the plate.

Jordon Adell (2017 RHP, Louisville, KY) was very impressive in workouts yesterday and his athleticism is also evident on the mound. The tightly-wound 6-foot-3, 200 pound righty has an up-tempo delivery and fast arm. His fastball topped out at 89 mph, working more consistently in the 86-87 mph range and he flashed a quality curveball with tight spin, good depth, and a 12/6 shape.  He struck out three in his two innings of work.

David Vazquez (2017 SS, Hialeah, FL) made a very nice play at shortstop, ranging to his left and showing a quick transfer, and solid arm strength on a groundball hit up the middle. Vasquez showed the ability to keep his hands back on offspeed and served a pitch on the outer half of the plate for an RBI single to right center field.

Garrett Hunter Ruth (2017 RHP, Gainesville, FL) showed an ability to play with the depth and shape of his breaking ball. At times he used an offering with more depth and traditional curveball shape, but he also mixed in a pitch with shorter tilt. He also mixed in a mid-80s fastball that topped out at 86 mph. In doing so he was able to keep hitters off balance in his scoreless two inning appearance in which he struck out three.

Nicholas Storz (2017 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) has made strides since first picking up pitching last year. The physical 6-foot-6, 235 pound righty looked more fluid on the mound.  He fastball, which features good life to the armside and sink when located down in the zone, was up to 91 mph and sat comfortably in the 87-89 range over his two innings of work. He also showed improved feel for his breaking ball in his second inning pitched, striking out the side in order.

D.L. Hall (2017 LHP, Valdosta, GA) came out and showed the best velocity of the showcase so far. The athletic southpaw touched 92 mph with his fastball and worked more consistently in the 88-90 mph range.  He had some early issues locating the ball down in the zone, but he also showed the ability to mix in a sharp, sweeping breaking ball in the mid-70s and finished his two inning stint with four strikeouts.

Jose Ciccarello (2017 SS, Tampa, FL) gave the Green Team it’s first hit of the game in the bottom the eighth inning. The right handed hitter showed good feel for the barrel and got extended to drive a middle-in fastball to left field for a double.

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David Lamanna (2017 C, Saddle River, NJ) starts with a high hand set and uses an easy weight transfer and solid load. He works uphill at times and hits off the backside, using his strength well to show off good pullside power.

Greg Lewandoski (2017 SS, Deland, FL) has a slightly open stance and uses his loose hands well with a line drive swing plane. He shows the ability to get extended and has solid bat speed and strength

Reese Albert (2017 OF, Jupiter, FL) is a solid athlete with a good build. He possesses has a quick, line drive path, with good bat speed and the ball carries well off the barrel.

Griffin Bernardo (2017 3B, Longwood, FL) is a strongly-built 5-foot-11, 195 pounds, and uses an easy load and transfer to generate natural loft and carry to the pullside.

Cole Brannen (2017 OF, Elko, GA) has a well-proportioned, athletic build with projection remaining in his frame. He hits from an open stance with high hands and shows good bat speed and strength from his level swing path

Mason Doolittle (2017 C, Jupiter, FL) starts with a lower hand set and a wide base. He gets into good position with a leg lift trigger into contact and shows solid jump and carry off of the bat.

Alec Sanchez (2018 2B, Jacksonville, FL) has big strength coming from his 5-foot-11, 180 pound frame and generates good power from a big leg kick. He comes comes uncoiled well and shows good bat speed and juice to the pullside.

Oraj Anu (2017 OF, Orlando, FL) is a big, strong kid with very good athleticism.  He’s a switch hitter and has bat speed from both sides of the plate.  He should continue to improve as he gets more experience and gains more consistent timing with his lower half.

Sam Hall (2017 OF, Hampstead, NC) works with a wide base and slightly open stance. He displayed a fast bat, good strength, and feel for the barrel with a slightly uphill plane

Bryson Hutchinson (2017 1B, Port Orange, FL) is an extremely big and physical right handed hitter with a large 6-foot-6, 230 pound frame. He hits from a wide base and has big time strength and good bat speed.  He has easy raw power and really launched balls throughout the session, hitting a few homeruns over the Green Monster.

Conner Uselton (2017 OF, Oklahoma City, OK) has a high hand set and shifts his weight well through the lower half.  He has quick hands, a loose, fluid swing, and shows ability to work the entire field.

Pat DeMarco (2017 OF, Staten Island, NY) is a compactly-built 5-foot-10, 200 pounds. He has good strength, gets his hands through the hitting zone quickly, and displays a solid line-drive swing plane. 

Austin Beck (2017 OF, Clemmons (Arcadia), NC) shows looseness with his hands and good bat speed. He has the ability to work the entire field, and also tap into his solid strength and raw power to his pullside.

Jordon Adell (2017 RHP, Louisville, KY) is extremely athletic and a well-proportioned, strongly-built 6-foot-3 and 200 pounds. Hits with wide base, slight crouch and shows good feel for the barrel with ability to put a charge into the ball to all fields. 

Brock Mathis (2017 C, Fairfield, OH) starts with a high hand set and wide base and shows short path to ball. Has good bat speed and shows ability to get extended with pop to the pullside.

Raymond Gil (2017 3B, Miami, FL) has some serious strength in his 6-foot-1, 198 pound frame. He shows good natural loft, bat speed, and ability to repeat his hitting approach.

Chaney Rogers (2017 1B, Ringgold, GA) has an aggressive swing from a slightly open setup and high back elbow.  Sweepy bat path with very good bat speed, shows good carry off the bat to his pullside. 

Grant Burton (2018 OF, San Juan Capistrano, CA) is a strongly-built 6-foot-1, 200 pounds. Hits with deep hand set, shows good bat speed, feel for barrel, and good pop to his pullside.

Nick Dicarlo (2017 SS, Scottsdale, AZ) has a lean build and show some present strength and bat speed that projects well as he continues to mature. DiCarlo owns a loose, repeatable swing with a level, line drive plane and shows the ability to work the entire field. He had a very strong and consistent round.

Matt Schroer (2017 RHP, Phoenix, AZ) owns a very projectable 6-foot-4, 180 pound frame. He hits from a wide base and displayed strong wrists, fast hands, and a quick path to the ball with a solid feel for the barrel.

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Harrison Francis (2017 RHP, Tallahassee, FL) has an athletic build and projectable frame. Francis improved in his second inning of work, and showed a fastball up to 88 mph, working comfortably in 85-87 range. He also showed feel for a curveball with 12/6 shape, tight spin, and good depth. He struck out two in two innings.

Weston Bizzle (2017 RHP, Rossville, TN) struck out four in his two innings of work. He presents a different look for opposing hitters with his up-tempo delivery and can prove to be an uncomfortable at bat. Bizzle ran his fastball up to 90 mph and showed solid feel and good armspeed for a 79-81 mph changeup with fading life.

Logan Pollack (2017 SS, Los Angeles, CA) showcased good bat speed, feel for the barrel, and a loose, tension-free swing. He had a very well-struck ball over the shortstop’s head for a single.

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Alex Shakibai (2017 RHP, Ridgewood, NJ) is a strongly-built righty that showed a clean arm-action and solid feel for two pitches.  Shakibai ran his fastball up to 86 mph and showed good command of the offering to his armside.  He also showed an advanced feel for a curveball that with 11/5 shape and sharp break that induced swings and misses and weak contact.  

Mitchell Stone (2017 LHP, Shawnee, OK) threw an impressive three innings, striking out four.  The large lefthander, listed at 6’9, 235, looks like he is playing catch as he has an easy, well-paced delivery.  He showed a confident approach and displayed good command of both his fastball-- which sat in the 84-87 mph and touched 88 mph--and a tight curveball with late bite and good depth.

Justin Willis (2017 RHP, West New York, NJ) displayed an aggressive approach on the mound.  The righty has an up-tempo delivery and works quickly. Willis’ 85-88 mph fastball has solid life and jumps on hitters. He showed the ability to throw his breaking ball for strikes.  He struck out three in two innings.

Izaya Ono-Fullard (2017 3B, North Liberty, IA) showed off his strength and good hands at the plate by ripping a single up the middle off of the aforementioned Mitchell Stone on a fastball on the inner third of the plate.

Jose Ciccarello (2017 SS, Tampa, FL) displayed an advanced feel for hitting and did a good job of taking advantage of a ball left up the zone.  --- went the other way with an elevated fastball, hitting a hard-hit single to right center field and driving in a run.

Sam Hall (2017 OF, Hampstead, NC) also had some loud contact. The right handed hitter stayed balanced, showed a good weight shift and hit a double into the left-center field gap.

Noah Campbell (2017 SS, Durham, NC) showed quick hands and good bat speed, ripping a triple past the first baseman and into right field. He also displayed good footspeed, rounding 1B in just 4.32 seconds.

Ashton McGee (2017 SS, Goldsboro, NC) probably had the loudest contact of the game.  The lefthanded hitter showed good bat speed and the ability to backspin the ball when he hit a ball to deep right center field for double.

Gabriel Rodriguez (2017 OF, Toa Alta, PR) had two hits, displayed very good bat speed, and showed the ability to use the entire field throughout the game. Rodriguez is an aggressive player who takes charge in the outfield and displayed good range while patrolling center field.

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Kyle Hurt (2017 RHP, Rancho Santa Fe, CA) was extremely impressive in his two innings on the mound. The Southern California commit struck out the five of the six batters that he faced. Hurt touched 91 mph with his fastball and worked comfortably in the 87-90 mph range.  He showed advanced command of the pitch and also had great feel for a deceptive low-80s changeup with fade and dive below the zone.

Kale Ledford (2017 3B, Oxford, GA) made loud contact, barreling an 85 mph belt-high fastball with authority to left center field.

Zach Sehgal (2017 SS, La Jolla, CA) also struck the ball sharply, picking up an RBI with a hard-hit fly ball to deep left center field.

Daniel Ritcheson (2017 RHP, Chatsworth, CA) worked a clean, scoreless two innings. The righty ran his fastball up to 89 mph and worked comfortably and consistently in the 85-87 mph range.  He showed solid command of the offering and struck out two batters. He also showed a feel for three offspeed pitches in a low-80s changeup, upper-70s slider with two-plane break and late tilt, and a low-70s curveball with more depth.

Jackson Rutledge (2017 RHP, High Ridge, MO) struck out two batters in his two innings of work. The long-limbed, lean right handed pitcher projects to get stronger, and worked in the 82-85 mph range with his fastball, which had good plane and angle from his high ¾ arm slot.

Cordell Dunn (2017 C, Olive Branch, MS) showed good bat speed, strength, and quick wrists in driving an 85 mph fastball on the inner half of the plate off of the wall in left center field for a hard-struck double.

Similarly, another catcher, Shane McGuire (2017 C, Kent, WA) also showed good hands and strength, turning on a fastball and driving it down near the right field line for a well-struck double.

Austin Weiermiller (2017 LHP, Milton, GA) ran his fastball up to 87 mph, and worked comfortably in the 84-86 mph range. The compactly-built lefty uses a hip turn delivery with some deception, and locates better to his armside. He also mixes in a sweeping breaking ball with solid depth and a changeup in the mid-70s. He struck out three batters in his two innings.

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Carson Rudd (2017 RHP, Agoura, CA) threw two scoreless innings for the Columbia Blue team. The projectable right handed pitcher has an easy, repeatable delivery and he stays balanced well. He showed an advanced feel for pitching, pounding the strike zone with his 82-85 mph fastball and low-70s curveball adeptly.

Joe Boyle (2017 RHP, O’Fallon, MO) was also impressive in his two innings of work. The physical, 6’5, 200 pound righthander ran his fastball up to 89 mph, working consistently in the 87-88 range, with some life when located down in the strike zone. Boyle also mixed in a solid 73-74 mph breaking ball that flashed sharp bite and varied 11/5 to 12/6 shape.  He struck out two batters and didn’t allow a hit in his two innings.

Bryce Bowen (2017 1B, Bowman, GA) stood out at the plate. The strongly-built 6-foot-5, 205 pound lefthanded hitter, showed solid bat speed and feel for the barrel in ripping an RBI single to right field in the third inning.

Cole Beavin (2017 RHP, Ocoee, FL) threw well in his two innings after the rain delay. Beavin offers a projectable, lean frame and long-limbs.  He worked comfortably with an 82-85 mph fastball, which he was able to locate well, and showed an astute feel for both a slider in the high-70s and and softer curveball in the upper-60s.  Beavin struck out two hitters.

Bryson Hutchinson (2017 1B, Port Orange, FL) showed good velocity on his physical frame, working in the 86-88 range and touching 90 mph with his fastball in his two innings on the mound.  Hutchinson also worked in a fading changeup and a developing feel from his ¾ arm slot. Hutchinson struck out two in his two innings of work.

Donovan Benoit (2017 OF, Pensacola, FL) made the loudest contact of the game, driving an 85 mph belt high fastball off of the left center field wall for a double.

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