Lincoln Davis (2030 OF, Ponte Vedra, FL) leads off the game with a backside double. Extended well through contact to piece it up. Also showed good instincts to come around and score.

Nathan Polansky (2029 C, Gulf Breeze, FL) got ahead in the count before pulling a hard-hit RBI Single into LF. Has shown promise on both sides of the ball this weekend.

Lázaro Santos (2029 SS, Cape Coral, FL) stayed alert in an 0-2 count and split the opposite-field gap for a double. Switch-hitter with a short, powerful stroke.

Charlie Dougherty (2029 RHP, Plant City, FL) employed an accurate barrel to line an RBI Double to the opposite field. Quickly got the hands around it to burn the right fielder.

Andrew Baker (2029 C, Myakka City, FL) worked a full count before hammering an RBI Triple to the left-center gap. Utilized quick rotation to launch it to the wall.

Grayson English (2029 LHP, Jupiter, FL) flashed intriguing stuff from the left side across 3 scoreless innings. The 6-foot-5 southpaw fired a high-70s fastball with feel for a curveball.

Lucas Leong (2029 SS, Seattle, WA) smoked one to the opposite field and showed off the wheels for an RBI Triple. Engaged the lower half effectively to turn on it. Later added a double and a single to finish 3-for-3.

Seth Vasquez (2029 C, Orlando, FL) looked sharp across two innings of work. Topped 81 mph on the fastball and fanned four.

Anderson Bowdish (2030 OF, Windermere, FL) pulled a hard-hit ball into right field. Turned on the burners for an inside-the-park home run. Later added a well-struck, backside single, and then stole two bases.

Isaac Alvarez (2029 OF, Orange Park, FL) hammered a ball to centerfield for an RBI Double. Created good torque to crush it.

Nathan Polansky (2029 C, Gulf Breeze, FL) fired two perfect innings, striking out 6 while running his primary offering up to 83mph. To mix, the prep righty flashed a low-mid 70s slider. He later handled a low-and-away fastball with ease, driving the pitch to right field for a single. Polansky tends to send the ball opposite field but there are signs of pull-side juice. Lots to like in terms of two-way potential. 

Lázaro Santos (2029 SS, Cape Coral, FL) looks calm at the plate. He employs a mature, selective approach with solid barrel skills. Raised eyebrows earlier today in BP.

Tyler Arce-Toledo (2030 OF, Orange Park, FL) went 2-for-3 with a stolen bag. He employs a loose swing - fluid and easy on the eye. There’s some pop in the left-handed bat. 

Isaac Alvarez (2029 OF, Orange Park, FL) flashed one of the more aesthetic hacks of the afternoon. Alvarez’s swing is smooth, balanced, and efficient. Went 1-for-3 on the day. 

Seth Vasquez (2029 C, Orlando, FL) displayed the ability to drive the ball to the opposite field with authority. Vasquez’s swing is loose and shows fluidity at times.

Easton Hillaert (2030 OF, Mount Dora, FL) went 1-for-3 with an RBI. He showed an aggressive approach in the box with solid bat-to-ball skills.