Bubba Crouch (2025 C, Yulee, FL) put a great swing on one in the early innings, absolutely smashing a triple into the pull-side gap. He put together a good round of BP yesterday and continues to find barrels here in game action. He also smashed another triple later on in the game. 

Braydon White (2026 SS, Litchfield, NH) hit a ball hard into the gap for a triple early on. He has shown quality bat speed throughout the weekend and continues to swing it well. 

Colin Burns (2026 OF, Kapolei, HI) got the barrel out front and ripped one down the left field line for a double. He has quick hands and the power projects well. 

Victor Hernandez (2026 C, Palm Bay, FL) smoked one into the middle of the field, burning the center fielder for a triple. He's hit the ball hard all weekend and continues it here on Sunday. 

David Trovillion Jr. (2027 RHP, Orlando, FL) burned one into the right center field gap for an inside the park homer in the later stages of this one. He has shown quality bat speed throughout the event and caps it with a great swing. 

Andres Gonzalez (2026 SS, kissimmee, FL) hit a ball on the screws right back up the middle to drive in a run in the early innings. He has a simple approach and the barrel skills show up often. 

Britton Wise (2027 OF, Mount Dora, FL) showed some intriguing things throughout his two innings. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 85 mph and lived in the low-80s with solid feel for a bigger breaking ball. 

Jacob Sammis (2026 SS, Waverly, GA) put lively stuff on display in his outing out of the bullpen. He's a physical right-hander and lived in the 86-88 mph with a tight curveball mixed in in any count. There's a lot to like here on the mound and projects extremely well.  

Drew Erickson (2026 1B, Orange Park, FL) hit one well into the left-center gap for a double. He has good strength off the barrel and put it on display here as he split the gap and rolled into second. 

Ayden Calmes (2027 SS, Damacor, CU) has been all over the barrel in this one with a pair of hits to back that up. He's an extremely physical corner infielder with good barrel control and has seemed to be on it a good bit throughout the event. 

Ford Mercer (2028 OF, Jacksonville, FL) turned on one in the later portion of the game and smoked one through the right side for a single. It's a short, simple swing with quality feel for the barrel. 

Diego Dilone (2025 SS, Santiago De Los Caballeros, ST) smashed a baseball into the opposite field in the early innings for a 2-RBI triple. He has a fast bat and hit the ball all over the yard in batting practice and continues it in game action. 

Kai Orr (2027 OF, Brunswick, GA) hit the ball extremely hard in the 2nd inning, burning the center fielder for a double. It's a quick and efficient swing that produces some loud contact to the middle of the field. 

Kyler Keen (2027 LHP, Lake City, FL) has been excellent through a pair of innings so far. The left-hander has run the fastball up to 80 mph with feel for a sweeping slider right around 70 mph as well as a changeup in the low-70s. 

Kenneth Britt (2028 SS, Lake Wales, FL) absolutely smoked a ball into the right-center field gap and rolled around the base paths for a triple. He threw the ball well on the mound and then followed it up with this swing. 

Collins Clark (2027 LHP, Leesburg, GA) threw the ball well in the start, working around some traffic in the early innings and rolling along through the third. He ran the fastball up to 80 mph with feel for a tight 1-7 shaped curveball. 

Kamari Coward (2028 OF, Ludowici, GA) made a nice adjustment in the hands in the later portion of the game, smoking a extra base hit into the opposite field. The frame projects well and he showed some feel for the barrel throughout the day. 

Ethan Pate (2026 RHP, Windermere, FL) was masterful across 4 scoreless innings. He collected 7 strikeouts and allowed 2 infield singles. He showed an exciting 3-pitch mix, including an 83-mph fastball and a late-breaking curveball. He fielded his position well on multiple occasions too.

Hunter Alba (2026 RHP, Ponte Vedra, FL) was brilliant across 4 innings pitched. He accumulated 7 strikeouts and allowed 2 hits. The fastball topped 86 mph and had impressive arm-side run. The curveball had sharp 12-6 action with tight spin. He showed two-way athleticism too, as he scorched an opposite-field triple in his final trip to the plate.

Caleb Brinkley (2027 OF, Saint Johns, FL) flashed his speed today, running a hard 90 to first to beat out an infield single. He then proceeded to time up the pitcher, get an excellent jump, and steal second base. Later in the game, he annihilated a double off of the pull-side wall.

Alan Hernandez Rodriguez (2026 SS, Caguas, PR) ambushed a first-pitch fastball and absolutely roped it. He laced it on a line to the pull-side wall for an RBI Triple, displaying excellent athleticism while hustling around the diamond. He also charged a chopper at third with authority, cleanly and quickly transferring the ball.

Andres Gonzalez (2026 SS, kissimmee, FL) was all over a first-pitch heater, tattooing it deep to the pull-side gap for a double. Intriguing physicality on display by the left-handed slugger. He then swiped third base and came around to score.

Ethan Sanabria (2027 C, Toa Alta, PR) recorded hits in his first two at bats. He pieced one up in his second at bat, driving an RBI Single to centerfield. He also showed out on defense as his team’s catcher, throwing out a runner attempting to steal third base. He collected a third hit in his final at bat.  

Maximilian Pliske (2027 1B, Fort Lauderdale, FL) stayed locked in with two strikes and hammered a ground-rule double the pull side. Excellent bat speed on display, as well as athleticism, as he then stole third and came around to score. He took the mound in the 9^th inning, topping 84 mph on the fastball and flashing a nasty slider.

Ayden Calmes (2027 SS, Damacor, CU) ran the fastball up to 84 mph and located it well. He also mixed in a curveball and changeup, collecting 4 strikeouts in 2 innings pitched.

Bubba Crouch (2025 C, Yulee, FL) showed some fun stuff on the mound. The fastball peaked at 87 mph and the curveball ran in on lefties. He made quick work of opposing batters.