Advait Jadhav (2027 RHP, Castle Pines, CO)- Full mix here with the four seam and two seam, arm side fade to the change piece and can spin the breaker in the low 70's as well. Arm has quickened up some over the years with a bit more twitch/looseness.

Nolan Rolih (2027 OF, Rochester, MN)- Hard hit single into left, got timed up and on plane with a center cut heater. Fast bat and good athlete with tools to stick in center, nice to see some swings get off after getting hit by pitch'd three times this week.

Gavin Stanislawski (2027 3B, Oakbrook Terrace, IL) gets on the barrel and squares up a single back into center. Strength at impact and gets to it often, two-way upside as well on the mound. Up to 89-mph on the mound with a full mix and real capacity to spin the breaking ball in the low 70's.

Carver Couch (2027 SS, Jackson, GA) flared a single working backside, finding some grass for a knock. Continues to show athleticism and good actions on the dirt up the middle. Up to 84-mph on the mound with a 2-plane sweeping breaker that got results. 

Maverick Bolen (2027 C, Scottsdale, AZ)- Living low 80's on the heater with arm side run to it, solid change at the bottom of the zone that kills spin as well.

Drew Wells (2027 LHP, Round Rock, TX) is back on the barrel here, lining one to right-center for a single. On plane in the swing and knack for finding the barrel, can hit.

Mason Collins (2027 SS, Yates Center, KS)- Fast arm with a wiry build, some arm side life to the heater with more to come in terms of physicality to the frame. 

-Michael Albee

Richard Marshall (2027 RHP, Whitby, ON) up to 87-mph here with life through the zone, pounded the zone with consistency and flashed feel to spin. Some angle and deception to release.

Hawk Licari (2027 LHP, Scottsdale, AZ)- Loose arm, up to 84-mph with a depthy curveball and good sinking action on the change.

James Price (2027 2B, Winston-Salem, NC) collected a single to left. On the barrel a good bit here, simple swing with leverage in the barrel and looks to get the ball in the air to pull to do damage.

Luke Crawford (2027 C, Potomac, MD) with the loudest barrel of the contest, rifling one deep to the right-center gap for a loud F8. Got all of it, just missed a booming HR.

Christian Gomez (2027 OF, Haymarket, VA) dropped a single into left that found some grass right in front of the left fielder. On the barrel all summer long and just has a knack for hitting.

Justin Didier (2027 3B, Miramar Beach, FL)- Up to 89-mph from a loose arm stroke, spinning low 70's curveball with some comfort as well to create a solid mix. Physical on the mound.

Chace Robbins (2027 3B, Wills Point, TX) with a really good showing to close things up, ran the heater to 85-mph and spun off a real 2500 RPM swing and miss slider that drew whiff often. Sold the release, pitchability there.

-Michael Albee

Emil Roldan (2027 SS, Rio Grande, PR) picked up a single to right in this one. Pretty smooth up the middle on the dirt as well, more to come in terms of strength and bat speed.

Chace Robbins (2027 3B, Wills Point, TX) clean swing that produces barrels often... found a hit to pull here. Clean, connected and on time often. Picked up a third knock off 90-mph in his final frame, on the barrel there as well.

Carver Couch (2027 SS, Jackson, GA) poked one back up the box for a single. Short left-handed swing, smooth at shortstop with a good chance to stick up the middle on the dirt.

Wrigley Zweifel (2027 OF, Ormond Beach, FL) connected on a booming home-run to the right center gap. Smooth swing and showing much more lift/impact than in batting practice.

Jayden Serna (2027 C, Rosena Ranch, CA) saw spin the entire way in and adjusted, shooting this the other way for a two run single. Smooth swing with leverage and power upside one the frame fills in, good feel for the barrel.

Joaquin Warmus (2027 RHP, Gilbert, AZ) up to 88-mph with a long arm action, good hip/shoulder separation with some feel to spin the breaker in the mid 70's as well. Loose arm, developing control with more to come overall.

Sam Jenkins (2027 RHP, Scottsdale, AZ)- Physical frame with a short, deceptive arm action that comes out of the ear... up to 89-mph with some feel to sequence and spin the breaker with depth.

Matthew Prior (2028 RHP, San Diego, CA) cruising along in the low 80's and filling the zone, competes with spin well and has a good frame to fill into and develop. 

Brogan Witcher (2028 C, Bakersfield, CA) worked a pair of walks in game as well as a laced single to right field... got on the mound and topped out at 91-mph paired with a wicked breaking ball. Huge ceiling here.

Blake Mordaunt (2027 3B, Los Gatos, CA) picked up a single in this one. Strong hands with a clean swing, gets to some pull-side impact and solid defender at 3B as well.

Austin Olness (2027 SS, Hermosa Beach, CA)- On the barrel all day long and can lift it to the outfield often, some impact in the bat with feel to hit.

Cole Richards (2027 SS, Glendale, CA) with a pair of singles to pull in this one. Repeatable swing with some feel for it, smooth mover at shortstop with arm strength for the left side.

Parker Lipp (2027 LHP, Sacramento, CA)- Clean left-handed arm stroke producing angle on the fastball up to 87-mph. Competed with spin the mid 70's, confident strike thrower and also picked up a single in game; has a smooth swing as well. Two way traits.

Eli Phillips (2027 RHP, Ladera Ranch, CA)- Can sink it up to 87-mph with feel to pound the zone with it, spins a solid two plane slider as well that played off the fastball line. Quick arm.

Noah Golob (2027 RHP, Hermosa Beach, CA)- Big XL frame to fill into with long levers, up to 88-mph with more to come. Solid spin traits on the curveball in the mid 70's.

Eric Shim (2028 SS, Temecula, CA)- Pair of hits in this one both to pull, has some thunder in the hands that translates to bat speed and impact to match. Promising bat here.

Carter Rivera (2027 3B, Los Angeles, CA)- Simple swing and some barrel feel, picked up a single in this one. Good foundation to project and build upon here.

- Michael Albee

Bradley Baylor (2027 Cutler Bay, FL) took one of the best early batting practices, blistering balls all over the yard. He is physical and looks to have a good blend of hit and power.

Christian Gomez (2027 Haymarket, VA) continued his incredible summer showing a current hit and loft batting practice, making the spacious right field fence look short at times.

Hector Green (2027 Narajito, PR) has lightning quick hands and solid barrels skills, he hit back to back homers on swings during his round showing the current impact as well.

Richard Marshall (2027 Whitby, ON-CAN) has a strong 6-2 frame and turns very well for his size, he was on the barrel and showed the ability to lift to the pull side.

Clay Eichlin (2027 Lakeland, FL) has an extremely chisled and strong frame with noticeably strong forearms. All helped show some of the best bat speed during drills and the ball came off the bat loud when squared.

Nico Moritz-Toledo (2027 Gainesville, GA) displayed one of the better hit tools during drills as he hit line drives all over the yard. The thump is coming as the short swing starts to space out.

Mac Morris (2027 Taylors , SC) has one of the more refined swings in the event and he looked to do damage from start to finish, He used his base exceptionally well during batting practice.

Zowen Watson (2027 San Diego, CA) has very quick wrists and is an athletic mover. The power has ticked up some which makes the profile very interesting.

JJ Utash (2027 Bosque Farms, NM) has some of the best raw power in the class and given his projectable frame and athleticism there is no way he shouldn’t bridge the gap to his ceiling. He cleared the LF fence multiple times.

Chase Thompson (2027 Honolulu, HI) started off the round showing solid barrel skills and then opened it up later and drove balls deep to the pull side.

Tyler Shindo (2027 Honolulu, HI) is a polished hitter from both sides of the plate and takes a mature batting practice, hitting liners up the middle throughout.

Ethan Shi (2027 San Diego, CA) has big intent in the box and consistently got the barrel out and drove the ball hard to the pull side during drills.

Reed Ross (2027 Paradise Valley, AZ) has a very quick swing and looks to attack in the box. He was on time and spaced the barrel creating good jump off the bat.

Michael Mendoza (2027 Rialto, CA) really throws the core and it produces big bat speed when the hands are launched. He looks to elevate to the pull side and when he connected it was loud.

Ben Jacobus (2027 Tempe, AZ) has a good frame to fill and already has a very quick bat. He hit a ton on the screws for line drives to the pull side.

Quinton Griffin (2027 Phoenix, AZ) has a good frame and quick hands, he stayed linear and barreled balls with authority to the middle.

Max Germaine (2027 Mesa, AZ) has an athletic 6-3/195 frame and is a fluid mover in the right-handed box. He barreled balls with consistency and showed good carry to all fields.

Eric Shim (2027 Temecula, CA) took a very consistent batting practice, seemingly back spinning line drives to the middle on every single swing.

Parker Lipp (2027 Jesuit, HS) has a high waist on his 6-2 frame and louds of room to fill. He has a loose left-handed swing and excellent time as he belted balls hard during his round.

Austin Olness (2027 Hermosa Beach, CA) has very quick hands to go with a strong frame and lots of power potential. He peppered low line drives that came off the barrel hot.

Evan Rodriguez (2027 Simi Valley, CA) has a simple process with good hand speed. He separates well a can put a charge into the ball when out front.

Ian Tseng (2028 San Diego, CA) has a sound mechanical swing and has a solid middle of the field approach and proved the ability to connect on liners consistently.

Joel Vargas (2027 San Diego, CA) gets the most out of his wiry 5-10/155 frame and can drive balls well to the pull side gap. He has clear ability to find the barrel when he launches.

Lukas Waite (2027 San Diego, CA) is a very athletic right-handed hitter with a short and quick stroke that provided good jump on back spun liners. This will easily translate to game play.

Danny De La Torre (2027 Corona, CA) has bad intentions in the box and looks to get the bat head out and drive balls to the pull side, which he did.

Camden Nishnick (2027 San Diego, CA) has a physical 6-5/225 frame and big power in the right-handed box. He has a very strong point of contact and was able to true-spin balls to the pull side.

Adrian Bellanger (2027 Spicewood, TX) has a very quick bat and bad intentions in the box. He was very aggressive getting the bat head out and there is real jump.

Lubin Rincon (2027 Pearland, TX) has a smooth stroke and effortless bat speed, he stayed to the middle with line drives early before opening it up and showing pull side power. Highest level tools.

Parker Robinson (2027 Schererville, IN) has an extremely projectable 6-4/200 frame and the swing is quick and provides good length given his long levers. The is a huge floor as a run producing, middle of the line up threat.

Ty Holt (2027 Fort Smith, AR) has a simple and low effort process with excellent bat to ball skills and a clean approach. The hit tool stand out now and the power is coming.

Gavin Stanislowski (2027 Oakbrook Terrace, IL) uses his turn well to space the barrel and he drilled ball to the pull side with authority showing his power upside.

Gustavo Navejas (2027 Thrall, TX) has a large and strong frame and moves well through his forward move. He has a very strong point of contact and showed the ability to do damage when on time.

Carver Crouch (2027 Jackson GA) has a good sequence and feel for the barrel. He can drive liners to all fields and is strength away from true impact.

Joshua Priest (2027 San Diego, CA) has a very strong frame and is a twitchy athlete. He used a linear process and good approach to absolutely smoke liners to the middle of the field during his round.

Joaquin Warmus (2027 Gilbert, AZ) has an aggressive forward move and uses the ground very well to create a ton of force through contact. He drove balls easily to the pull side gap.

Jayden Serna (2027 Rosena Beach, CA) has a tall frame with long levers and coordinates them well to work the barrel through the zone. He took a professional batting practice hitting line drive to both gaps.

Sammy Saigh (2027 Phoenix, AZ)  turns well around the spine and creates torque to ambush baseball out front, driving them well to the pull side.

Chace Robbins (2027 Wills Point, TX) is a switch hitter with a solid swing from both sides. His left-handed swing looks to be able to natural lift with carry.

Carson Reeves (2027 Buford, GA) took a good round, hitting a lot of line drives to all fields before driving one over the opposite field wall.

Matthew Prior (2027 San Diego, CA) has a long and lean body and did a good job timing up the levers to create easy back spin and lots of hard contact to the left centerfield gap.

Jomes Dono (2027 Boynton Beach, FL) continues to prove his impact bat is a real weapon. He was on the barrel and smashing balls deep to the alleys all through the ball park.

Maverick Bolen (2027 Scottsdale, AZ) used the rear leg to coil and hold before unleashing the barrel with good intent. There is a real power profile as the 6-4 frame fills out.

Jason Franco (2027 Calimesa, CA) turns the barrel well and enters the zone deep with good barrel speed, allowing him to hit extremely hard liners during batting practice.

Ryan Neumann (2027 RHP, Cherry Hills Village, CO)- Physical frame with simplicity in the motion, up to 88-mph a couple of times & sitting 84-87. Feel to spin low 70's hook with depth, lot of upside given the arm talent and frame here.

Samuel Molina (2027 SS, San Antonio, TX) with a heads-up play on the paths at 3B... he would time up the throw back to the pitcher from behind home and steal home.

Howie Donoho (2027 3B, Wheeling, MO)- Up to 88-mph here with some sinking action and plane at release, mixing in low 70's slider off of that. Quicker arm and competes.

Gavin Stanislawski (2027 3B, Oakbrook Terrace, IL) jumped all over a hanging CB and one-hopped the wall out in left. Real juice and it shows in game, pretty clean and easy swing.

Tyler Shindo (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI)- Both-handed pitcher that threw exclusively from the left in game... up to 81-mph here and can spin a CB well with some depth, best offering shown was a change he can sell and get bats to swing over on.

-Michael Albee

Mason Rychetsky (2027 RHP, Chicago, IL)- Up to 86-mph here and sinks the heater with good action through the zone, plenty of comfort spinning low 70's hook that froze bats and can land for strikes early in the count. Physical frame with more there.

Howie Donoho (2027 3B, Wheeling, MO) picks up the first hit of the contest with a single into right field. Stays on this well and gets enough wood on it to drop it in the grass.

Adrian Bellanger (2027 SS, Spicewood, TX) got on plane and roped a hard hit single back up the box and into centerfield. Smooth moving middle infielder as well. 

Caleb Simpson (2027 RHP, Hoover, AL)- Up to 82-mph with a three pitch mix, showed a curveball in the low 70's and some sink/depth to a change piece that flashed some solid usability in the upper 60's.

Connor Christiansen (2027 RHP, Indianapolis, IN)- Really good look... up to 86-mph with a quick arm/shoulder, feel to spin the 2-plane slider and drew ugly whiffs on it often, sinks the CH at the bottom too. Good mix, more here with lean frame. 

Hector Green (2027 SS, Naranjito, PR)- Just as smooth of a mover as you can ask for at short... multiple plays on the move with coordination and hand-eye, plenty of arm from the left side and handling the true dirt well. 

- Michael Albee

Dylan Kelly (2027 RHP, Murrieta, CA)- Up to 84-mph with some light cutting action to the FB, mixing low 70's change with some sink at the bottom & showed a CB in warm-ups.

Nico Moritz-Toledo (2027 OF, Gainesville, VA) banged a 3B to the RF warning track. On the barrel often, twitchy athlete with a plus run tool and the bat is starting to show up more and more. 

Cruz Jones (2027 LHP, Thompsons Station, TN)- Up to 86-mph with some arm side dart, going to good low 70's hook with depth and can land it at will in any count, real capacity to spin with angle at release. 

Ben Jacobus (2027 OF, Tempe, AZ) lined one over the right side & into the grass for a clean single. Fast bat with quick hands, feel for the barrel.

Nico Busalacchi (2027 1B, Loomis, CA) sat back and adjusted to spin in a L/L matchup, banging a hard hit single up the middle for a clean knock. Up to 84-mph on the heater and showed good feel to spin the curve as well. 

Reed Ross (2027 C, Paradise Valley, AZ) did a job with RISP and shot a liner through the right side for a barreled up single. 

Easton Grimm (2027 3B, Xenia, OH) banged a double deep to the right-center gap. Clean swing and the ball carried well out to the deepest part of the yard. 

Michael Mendoza (2027 C, Rialto, CA) dropped a single into the OF grass. Accurate barrel and can adjust, showed well all summer long and has looked comfortable blocking behind the dish. 

Johnny Deaderick (2027 RHP, Marietta, GA)- Up to 85-mph here and zoned the heater well, mixing in short slider with good results and around the plate in the upper 70's.

Quinton Griffin (2027 OF, Phoenix, AZ) was able to sneak a single down in the outfield grass and plate a run. Good piece on the adjustment.

- Michael Albee