Levi Wellman (2026, San Carlos, CA) threw the ball well during his start on the mound. The lefthander ran the fastball up to 79 mph and missed bats in the zone. A curveball at 68-69 tunneled well off of it, as well as a fading changeup at 74 mph. 

Jackson Howell (2026, Ripon, CA) found a loud barrel on a drive to deep left field. Quality strength plays well in the box and allows for impact to the pullside. 

Tyler Jones (2026, Redding, CA) continued to show quality in-game power with a triple to deep right-center field. Strength plays at contact with impact to all fields shown. 

Evan Silva (2028, Lathrop, CA) barreled a ball back up the middle for a base hit. A balanced operation and quality strength allow for hard hit contact often. 

Gonzalo Taveres (2026, Yuba City, CA) lined a ball the other way for a base hit. A physical build has allowed for loud contact to all fields often this weekend. 

Nathan Werbinski (2027, Redwood City, CA) shot a ball the other way for a double. A strong feel to hit has stood out with projectable power coming down the line.

Micah Kovacs (2026, Temecula, CA) threw the ball well during his start on the mound. The physical righthander generated whiffs using a fastball at 78-81 mph with heavy cut action. Kovacs mixed in a mid-60’s curveball that got hitters out front and sharp low-70’s slider. Kovacs also showed strong two-way ability with a base hit back up the middle. 

Joshua Gomez (2027, San Jose, CA) pounded the zone over three efficient innings of work. The righthander sat 79-81 mph with the fastball. Feel for a slider at 70-72 mph was shown, generating uncomfortable whiffs. Gomez also mixed in a fading, low-70’s changeup. 

Keoni Kaanehe (2028, Brentwood, CA) jumped on a first-pitch fastball and laced it back up the middle for a base hit. A strong feel to hit continues to stand out with a sound approach working through the big part of the yard. 

Michael Melnick (2026, Carmel, CA) roped a ball down the line for an RBI double. Melnick continues to show strong intent behind the barrel with impact to the pullside

Carter Peak (2028, San Mateo, CA) brought home a run with a line drive single to right-center field. A balanced operation and clean path to contact allow for strong barrel accuracy. 

Levi Wellman (2026, San Carlos, CA) lined a ball the other way for a base hit. Loose hands control the barrel with a strong feel to hit present.

Micah Kovacs (2026, Temecula, CA) jumped on the first pitch and hammered it to the backside gap for a triple. Kovacs’ in-game power continues to stand out with the ability to impact balls to all fields. 

Jace Miller (2028, Red Bluff, CA) lined a ball into left field for an RBI single and followed it up with another base hit to the pullside. A simple swing stays balanced with a sound line drive approach. 

Drew Misasi (2026, Walnut Creek, CA) lined a ball into left field for a base hit. Strong hands help drive balls pullside 

Cruz Padilla (2027, Antioch, CA) hammered a ball into the left field corner for a 2-run double. Loose hands with strength help generate quality pullside power. 

Mayan Lopez (2026, Concord, CA) barreled a ball well to deep right field for a triple. A strong frame stands out with the ability to do damage often. 

Joseph Arango-Manley (2026, San Diego, CA) lined a ball back up the middle for an RBI single. An athletic operation with loose hands controls the barrel well. 

Russel Stanley (2026, Sparks, NV) drove a ball well to the backside gap for a double. A compact possesses quality strength that plays gap to gap.

Troy Martinez (2028, Martinez, CA) lined a ball to the backside gap for a base hit. Showed a strong feel to hit with the ability to use the entire field. 

Ezekiel Maurice (2027, Weiser, ID) showed a quality three-pitch mix with plenty of projection. The fastball worked up to 79 mph with armside run. Feel for a fading changeup and sweeping slider were both shown. 

Cohen Dwyer (2028, Woodland, CA) showcased impressive defensive ability on the dirt. Quick feet allowed for advanced range with the ability to make highlight-reel plays in both directions. 

Levi Wellman (2026, San Carlos, CA) drove a ball to the backside gap for a double. A lofted path with extension out front allows for balls to be lifted with authority. 

Joshua Gomez (2027, San Jose, CA) barreled a ball back up the middle for a base hit. A strong frame plays well at contact, generating quality impact off the barrel.

Michael Melnick (2026, Carmel, CA) found a loud barrel late with a double to deep left field. A compact frame possesses quality strength that allows for impact pullside.

Blaine Bilderback (2027, Gardnerville, NV) was impressive on the mound. The athletic righthander sat 85-87 mph with the fastball. Heavy armside run allowed it to miss bats at a high rate. A slider at 75-77 mph consistently generated uncomfortable swings. Bilderback showed off strong two-way ability with a loud triple to the pullside at the plate. 

Gonzalo Tavares (2026, Yuba City, CA) missed bats at a high rate during his start on the mound. The fastball worked 83-86 mph with sink. A slider at 73-75 mph showed quality depth and was thrown for strikes at a high rate. 

Lincoln Cendejas (2028, Cottonwood, CA) pulled a ball into left field for an RBI single. Cendejas continues to show a strong feel to hit with a sound line drive approach.

Cohen Dwyer (2028, Woodland, CA) was efficient out of the pen. Dwyer attacked the zone with the fastball and mixed in a sweeping slider late in counts.

Keoni Kaanehe (2028, Brentwood, CA) laced a ball into left centerfield for an RBI single. A simple operation stays balanced with barrel feel present.

AJ Cabral (2026, Benicia, CA) showed impressive stuff during his start on the mound. The righthander ran the fastball up to 90 mph with heavy armside run. Feel for a tight slider at 73-75 mph with late bite was shown as well. 

Micah Kovacs (2026, Temecula, CA) pulled a ball through the left side for a base hit. A physical 6-foot-4, 223-pound frame allows for strong hands at contact with loud impact off the barrel. 

Jackson Howell (2026, Ripon, CA) made an outstanding, diving grab in the outfield. A quick first step and good closing speed allowed Howell to take a hit and potential run off the board. 

Micah Marks (2027, Fremont, CA) laced a ball into the backside gap for a double. A compact path is shown at the plate, while a quick first step and quality speed allows Marks to be aggressive on the bases. 

Nathan Werbinski (2027, Redwood City, CA) lined a ball hard to the left-center field gap for an RBI single. Strong hands play at contact with the ability to drive balls gap to gap. 

Blaine Bilderback (2027, Gardnerville, NV) barreled a ball to the backside gap for a double. An athletic operation in the box allows for quality barrel control. 

Lincoln Cendejas (2028, Cottonwood, CA) pulled a ball into left field for a 2-run single. A simple operation stays balanced with a short path to contact shown.