Jadon Anderson (’24 San Jose, CA) smoked a line drive to right on the first pitch of the ball game, top hand spin with serious juice off the bat. Impressive bat speed and athleticism at hand here.

 Dylan Blinn (’26 Henderson, NV) athletic left-handed bat that pieced a line drive back through the middle. There’s definite explosiveness in the swing, barrel seems to stay in the zone forever.

Maximiliano Garcia (’24 Hercules, CA) in the top of the third rocketed a double into the left center gap. The strength is apparent with multiple loud barrels throughout a bunch of high quality at-bats this weekend. The wide base set up helps him utilize a strong lower half.

Alex Wilson (’23 Danville, CA) the big physical presence is an instant impact type bat but also showed a ton of savvy on the base paths stealing both 2nd and 3rd with unbelievable jumps, legit bat with a real feel to baseball at a high level.

 Bryce Berry (’24 Livermore,CA) XL Frame with long levers to bang balls gap to gap. In the bottom of the eighth he back spun a line drive in the left center gap, plenty of room to fill the 6-foot-7 inch frame.

Gavin Hooper (’24 Auburn, CA) stocky frame with tons of intent to do damage at the plate, strong hands show at impact with an advanced feel to barrel. Moves well for the size, later came around to score.

Cruz Torres(’26 Redwood City,CA) roped a line drive RBI triple in the right center field gap, moves well around the bases. Awesome display of bat speed.

Christopher Buck (’25 San Jose,CA) did a solid job of turning around a fastball on the inner third shooting it hard through the middle for a leadoff knock. Pretty simple approach with a swing that contains minimal pre-pitch movement and direct path to the baseball. He also got a pretty unbelievable jump to steal second base with little to no resistance.

Saxon Lucia (2027, San Mateo, CA) collected two solid hits on the day. Showed solid barrel control and ability to stay on plane. Good approach and takes it where it’s given. Sound feel for the age and impressed with his defensive versatility, as well. 

Nicco Olivas (2027, Stockton, CA) was an impressive force on the bump in relief. Ran the fastball up to 77 and showed downward life to the heater. Solid breaking ball in any count, slurvy in shape with some late tight depth. Athletic delivery from a shorter arm circle. Quickness in the arm brings lots to like going forward. Also stood out with the stick, finding a solid knock the other way. Ran into some barrels and opened eyes on the bump. 

Kyle Gravely (2028, Scotts Valley, CA) impressed with his two-way ability. Solid leadoff profile with some feel for the barrel. Hopped on the bump in relief, mixed tempos with a potent fastball/curveball mix. Feel for the breaking ball in any count, solid 1-7 shape to it. Good potential from the left side, repeats well from a steady delivery. 

Isaac Carillo (2027, Antelope, CA) shows enticing physical traits in the box as the frame matures. Stronger levers at the plate, got extended on a fastball and drove it back up the middle for a solid knock. Good posture at the plate with a lot to work with in the frame. Solid performance on the day. 

Connor “Goose” Zuehlsdorff (2027, Napa, CA) was a big time two-way standout. The right-hander ran it up to 82 mph and mixed in a solid breaker. Mixed Intriguing athlete in many facets. Looser hands in the path for contact. Gets good angles and reads it well on the base paths. Really solid performance on both sides that opened eyes. 

Cody Collins (2023, Fortuna, CA) showed out on both sides, running it up to 84 on the hill and showing an athletic presence in the box. Seven strikeouts over three innings of work, lived low-80s with some life. Mixed tempos and showed a low-70s biting slider and some depth to a breaking ball. Has a real athletic look to him with two-way potential, quick hands and present bat speed. Collins was a standout performer. 

Maddox Thompson (2023, San Rafael, CA) impressed with two solid knocks on the day. Opened eyes during BP and it continued during in-game action. Loose, athletic swing with quickness to the hands. Worked the entire field and showed a patient approach. Thompson brings a lot to like in the frame with a do-it-all skill set. 

Luke Leggitt (2024, Woodbridge, CA) ran it up to 83 in relief and showed feel solid mid-60s breaking ball, taking some off it with tighter depth. Missed bats with relative ease and showed quality fastball command. Leggitt brings a physical presence in the box, and it shows on the sound as well. Real solid two-way performance today. 

Alex Escalante (2025, Stockton, CA) showed big feel for the barrel, striping a real nice base hit to center field his last time up. He found more solid contact going the other way his first time up. Real hitters look at points with athletic traits in the frame. Gamer type up the middle and reached low-80s in relief. The bat and arm talent both ways really stood out. 

LT Lindsay (2025, Roseville, CA) had one of the prettier swings of the day. Turning on an inner half fastball to the pull-side gap for a standup double. Lindsay was an impressive force in BP and it continues to show up in game. The hands are quick with some good jump off the barrel. Athletic product making some noise with the stick. 

Ethan Johnson (2025, San Jose, CA) has some upside in the frame with some present juice in the stick. He collected two loud knocks on the day. Strong hands can really match plane and find loud contact at his age. It’s a lean, athletic frame that bodes well for future projection. His bat made quite a loud impression Saturday, and there’s plenty more in store. 

Matthew Rodriguez (2025, Paso Robles, CA) made an impact on both sides, battling over two-plus innings of work and striping a base knock at the plate. Real solid two-way presence in a lean, athletic build with lots of length. The feel on both sides impressed and opened eyes along the way. 

Gavin Mora (2023, Lodi, CA) was impressive in his round, turning on balls to the pull-side gap. Intriguing strength and athleticism, loud impact off the bat. Impressed during drills and it continued in his BP display. A name to keep an eye on going forward.

Jadon Anderson (2024, San Jose CA) showed good feel for the barrel and played it well to both gaps. Uses the entire field well, gets extended with good jump at impact. Easy hands can play to all fields, pretty fluid and whippy barrel on display. 

Quincy Malbrough (2023, Del Oro, CA) showed plenty of intent in his round. Barreled balls to the opposite field gap. Quick bat, gets into his lower half and shows strength in the backside. Good frame and barrel skills. 

Dayne Williams (2027, Clovis, CA) was impressive and stood out in his age group. Easy juice at impact, sprayed hard liners to the pull-side gap. Strength in the hands and projects for plenty more in the frame Physical presence with some looseness in the path. Real solid round and held his own. 

Alex Wilson (2023, Monte Vista, CA) showed one of the louder rounds in the group with a solid path and real barrel skills. Loose right-handed path with some barrel whip and quick hands. Present bat speed, good strength at impact. Really impressed with his presence in the box. 

Caden Birch (2025, Reno, NV) had another big round and brings a lot to like at the plate. The body stays sound in its posture while the hands remain fluid through the zone. Matches plane well with good quickness and plenty of intent at the age. Shows strength and shows out for more. 

Zachary Bickerton (2024, Livermore, CA) showed real feel for the barrel to all fields. Good intent and has a plan at the plate. Stays short and uncoils well in his path. Efficient, clean swing that has some jump off the barrel. Real solid display that stood out and has future power projection. 

Vance Haskins (2024, Lodi, CA) had a real display of the barrel putting it on plane and on time consistently. Matches plane and let’s the hands work through contact. Stayed up the middle and continued to make consistent contact. 

Charlie Scola (2023, San Rafael, CA) showed easy backside drives and drove it to the opposite field gap. Big strength, gets into his legs and lots of impact off the bat. Real solid drives the other way and showed feel for taking it where it’s given. Lots to like going forward. 

Maddox Thompson (2023, San Rafael, CA) oozes athleticism in drills, and it showed up in his round. Real loose path that barred balls to both gaps. Barrel whip, present bat speed in the hands. Looseness to the hands bodes well to the athletic profile. Thompson impressed on both ends and it continued in his round. 

Logan Mikel (2023, Don Antonio Lugo, CA) showed easy intent in his round. Uncoils the path and stays awfully short from his clean path. Good length and strength in the frame, lots to like long term. Impressive display and showed real ability to manipulate the barrel. 

LT Lindsay (2025, Rosevill, CA) stung balls to both gaps and stayed calm in approach. Real solid set of hands create strength and some leverage to the barrel. Finds it out front and let’s it get deep. Showed good feel at the plate with athletic traits to like long term.