Demarion Abrams (2025 OF, Fort Meade, FL) pull side juice was on display in Sunday's game action. He collected two barrels to left field, one of them clearing the fence by a fair amount. Abrams can leverage the baseball and produce loud contact because of his fast hands and uphill swing path.

Brodie Carter (2025 SS, Canton, GA) was 2-3 on the day with a loud RBI double that carried deep into the left field gap. He kept the hands inside on a tough inside pitch while showing off plenty of strength to do damage.

Nathaneal Davis (2026 OF, Orlando, FL) followed up his outstanding workout portion with equally impressive live game action. Davis is a predator in the box with hitterish actions and a really fast bat. He was a perfect 2-2 on the day. The speed he showed in workouts transfered seamlessly onto the base-paths and in the outfield as well. The southpaw also pitched a couple innings and flashed a loose, whippy arm, command of three pitches, and athletic actions on the bump. 

James Butler (2025 OF, Bradenton, FL) feel to spin was evident in his two inning outing. The right hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph with spin rates that exceeded 2600 RPM on occasion. Butler paired his heater with a long sweeping slider with frisbee action at times. His stuff missed bats and also stayed off the barrel when contact was made.

Nick Wilson (2024 RHP, Odessa, FL) worked a quality at bat and was able to stay on a tough pitch in order to send it back up the middle. He had two hits while displaying barrel variability and accuracy with good swing decisions. 

Juan Orozco (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) blasted a baseball that nearly left the yard to dead center field. Orozco doesn't get cheated at the plate and swings with intent showing big bat speed to go along with fast torso acceleration. 

Derek Datil (2024 OF, Sabana Hoyos, PR) led off the game with an opposite field single and quickly showed off his speed with some stolen bases. He's a great athlete with plenty of twitch to like. 

Ryley Chapman (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) worked up to 84 mph on the mound and showed some moxy, sinking the fastball well. He's also added hard contact on the day. 

Ryan Lopez (2025 OF, Las Piedras, PR) had hard contact to centerfield on a lineout and also made one of the better defensive plays on the day. Lopez broke toward home right away in centerfield and laid out to make a diving catch. 

Colin McCormick (2024 SS, Kenilworth, IL) flared one to right centerfield for a single and also had two really impressive defensive plays. McCormick made two nice ranging plays up the middle at shortstop and has plenty of arm for the left side. 

Gabriel Rosado (2024 C, Ponce, PR) showed off the catch-and-throw skills with two runners caught stealing. He popped a 1.88 in drills and throws were right on the money. 

Brandon Reiter (2025 LHP, Melbourne, FL) was very solid on the mound, working into the mid-80s and showing strikeout stuff. The primary arm also added a single during game action. 

Kai So (2025 C, Gainesville, FL) smoked a double during the game, down the line on the pull side. He's got big strength and showed good barrel control to keep the double fair. 

Yeriel Rivera (2025 3B, Rio Grande, PR) hit one of the furthest balls of the day with a loud triple to left centerfield. It's easy power with good leverage out in front. 

Ryley Chapman (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) added a hard hit RBI knock during the game as he hit a ball hard through the left side. It's a solid feel to hit from both sides of the plate. 

Collin McCormick (2024, Kenilworth, IL) doubled down the line for an extra base hit. The defense has been very good too including a ranging play up the middle.

Michael Surane (2025 RHP, Windermere, FL) breezed through his three innings of work. The physical right hander gets into his lower half nicely and rides his strong hinge down the mound efficiently. His clean delivery allowed him to pound the strike zone with a natural cutting fastball and a big 11-5 curveball. Surane worked ahead of nearly every batter and you could tell he loves to compete. 

Larry Rodriguez (2024 OF, Miami Lakes, FL) stuff clearly made hitters uncomfortable in the box. The deception in his arm stroke and heavy life to the hitter proved fits for right handed batters. He owned the inside corner of the plate and added a nasty two plane breaker with it. Rodriguez fastball topped at 85 mph with a high velocity curveball at 75 mph.

Sebastian Garcia (2026 OF, Gurabo, PR) was on the barrel for most of the day and came up bit with a laser RBI single up the middle. 

Derek Datil (2024 OF, Sabana Hoyos, PR) impressed when running a 6.6 60 yard dash and followed it up with a very solid outfield round. He was able to translate his tools over to game play and showed explosive actions in the box. Datil smoked a single in the middle innings.

Gabriel Rosado (2024 C, Ponce, PR) showed off his cannon arm behind the plate gunning down a runner at second base. Rosado also collected an RBI when he matched plane with an inside heater. 

Angel Hilario (2024 SS, Port Saint Lucie, FL) used his vertical arm slot and short stride delivery to drive the baseball to the bottom of the zone. The athletic right hander featured a heavy sinking fastball at 83 mph with a wipeout breaking ball at 75 mph. He varied his tempos and breaking ball shape to keep hitters off balance and collect three punch outs in 1.2 innings. Hilario also picked up a clutch RBI double for his squad.

Ryley Chapman (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) cleared the left fielders head with a screaming line drive that nearly carried over the wall. What 's even more impressive was that it was an opposite field shot. The UTSA commit has a good combination of bat speed and control.

Makana Moorefield (2026 OF, Bradenton, FL) can really fly around the bases. He gets out of the box in a hurry and reaches top speed really quick for someone his age. Moorefield has top of the order traits in his game. 

Landy Garcia (2025 RHP, Coral Gables, FL) caught a barrel to the opposite field and drove in a run as a result. 

Jose Angel Cotto (2024 C, Caguas, PR) showed solid bat to ball skills letting a pitch on the outer third get deep and driving it to the right center field gap. He works short through the zone and has loose wrists to manipulate the barrel. Cotto also nailed down a would be base stealer while displaying a quick exchange and sound foot work.

Steele Marshall (2024 RHP, Defuniak Springs, FL) dominated in his three inning look. The durable right-hander racked up eight strikeouts and only allowed two singles. Marshall got stronger as the game went along, building up velocity from the low 80's to eventually cruising at 84-85 mph in his last inning. He bullied hitters in the strike zone and missed a ton of bats.

Kamden (KJ) Scobey (2024 SS, Lakeland, FL) stuff was loud on the bump for two impressive innings. The Louisville commit's fastball exploded on hitters at 90 mph with tons of life and arm side run. He effectively mixed in a tight slider that made opposing batters look silly.

James Carter (2024 1B, Boulder, CO) worked a quality at bat and ended up scorching a ball to the right center field gap. He has present strength that is on display every time he connects with the ball. 

Yandel Gonzalez Reyes (2025 RHP, Trujillo Alto, PR) feel to spin the breaking ball really stood out. The lanky rightie ripped off some bangers that he placed both in and out of the strike zone. The pitch had quality velocity at 73 mph and good shape that made it a weapon. 

Noel Leon (2024 RHP, Homestead, FL) tossed four strong innings in his start this afternoon. Pounded the strike zone throughout and kept hitters off balance changing speeds effectively.

Nick Wilson (2024 RHP, Odessa, FL) started the game on the mound and breezed his way through three innings of work only allowing one hit and striking out six in the process. Worked effectively to all four quadrants of the zone and displayed the ability to command each pitch.

Kevin Alonso (2026 C, Miami, FL) laced a pair of singles up the middle showcasing a solid feel for finding the barrel of the bat consistently. 

Leonardo Albornoz (2024 RHP, Kissimmee, FL) really impressed on the mound in his relief appearance, ran the fastball up to 87 and showed off an at times un-hittable slider with a ton of horizontal break. Consistently spun the slider in the 2300 range and had hitters struggling to make contact through 3 innings.

Chase Wildroudt (2025 RHP, Margate, FL) ball exploded out of his hands at time on the mound and mowed his way through 3 three strong innings. Filled up the strike zone to all parts of the plate and maintained a velocity in the mid 80s.

Evan Taveras (2024 C, Fort Myers, FL) ripped a single into the right-center gap showing off some of the quickest hands at the plate of anyone in this event. Very smooth behind the plate as well and showed off his plus arm multiple times.

Orlando Cruz (2025 Las Piedras, PR) swung the bat well showing very good hand speed and the ability to find the barrel on almost every swing. He hits consistent line drives with good carry.

Derek Datil (2024 Sabana Hoyos, PR) has a smooth left-handed stroke and got the barrel out to smoke a ton of balls to the pull side during his round.

Ryan Lopez (2025 Las Piedras, PR) has a really good swing mechanically and there is a lot of hand strength at the point of contact allowing him to belt balls deep to the pull side.

Ben Filler (2025 Winter Springs, FL) has quick wrists and a swing geared for line drives and he back spun balls to the middle with authority.

Sebastian Rivera (2024 Las Piedras, PR) is a good mover who keeps the barrel speed up well through contact. There was good feel for the barrel throughout.

Gabriel Rosado (2024 Ponce, PR) stays behind the ball and launches with quickness to consistently get extension and hammer balls hard and deep to left.

Kamden (KJ) Scobey (2024 Lakeland, FL) took one of the better rounds of the day from both a power and hit standpoint. He even went to dead centerfield for a no-doubt homer during his massive round.

Samuel Casado Roman (2025 Cayey, PR) has an impressive left-handed stroke that proved to be consistent and accurate during his round as he smoked balls to both gaps.

Yanuel Casiano Acevedo (2024 Sabana Grande, PR) displayed easy and consistent pill power launching a couple homers over the left field wall. The ability to space and lift stood out.

Yeriel Rivera (2025 Rio Grande, PR) got to a good launch position and used a good path with a fluid stroke to hammer balls during his round.

Larry Rodriguez (2024 Miami Lakes, FL) uses his strong frame well to have an intent based approach that allowed him to pummel balls in the pull side gap during drills.

Jeremy Martinez (2024 Caguas, PR) has an extra strong frame and a mind set to get the barrel out to do damage. He smoked balls hard to the pull side with a determined approach.

James Carter (2024 Boulder, CO) is a large and strong left-handed hitter that has serious budding juice to the pull side where he showed lift.

Ryley Chapman (2024 Orlando, FL) is an advanced hitter from both sides fo the plate with excellent barrel skills from both sides. His bat to ball skills continue to stand out at a high level.

Brian McIntyre (2026 Chesapeake, VA) has a really projectable swing with levers that should allow him to tap into big power in the future and he already sports the ability to lift/drive the ball.

Kai So (2025 Gainesville, FL) has a really fast bat from both sides of the plate with a short and compact swing that should allow him to hit and split the outfield gaps.

Bailan Caraballo (2024 Orlando, FL) has massive middle of the line up potential given his plus bat speed and ability to drive the ball out of the park as he showed in BP.

Marco Gonzalez (2024 Winter Springs, FL) combines big bat speed, athleticism, and aggressiveness to put charges in the ball to the pull gap.

Dylan Messina (2026 Cortez, FL)  uses a quiet and relaxed process to barrel balls all over the park from both sides of the plate.

Parker Loew (2026 Sarasota, FL) has really quick wrists and the barrel flies though the zone as he released a lethal right handed swing to blister line drives to the gaps.

Dylan Rex (2024 Hallandale Beach, FL) displayed heavy hands through contact has he power the baseball deep to the middle with confidence during his round.

Stuart Ding (2025 Gainesville, FL) is a strong young right-handed hitter that showed glimpses of tapping into very good power in the near future.

Diego Josue Cruz (2025 Carolina, PR) has a very good left-handed swing that he used to hit line drives all over the yard with a mature approach during batting practice.

Pedro Mena 92024 Davenport, FL) uses an aggressive approach to get the barrel out front and lift balls with authority to the pull side of the field.

Sebastian Negron (204 Aibonito, PR) has a short swing that is very aggressive to contact which allowed him to put a ton of charge into the ball on almost every pass of the bat.

Rory O’Connor (2024 Cocoa Beach, FL) has an athletic strong body that creates effortless bat speed that creates big time barrels to the middle of the field.

Alexander Gonzalez (2026 Miami, FL) has loose and long levers that he was able to create space out front and back spin balls deep to the middle during drills.

Mason Kinchen (2025 Spring, TX) has a short and quick left-handed stroke and hit hammered line drives right back up the middle on nearly every swing during batting practice.

Ethan Morris (2025 Wesley Chapel, FL) has a body that projects very well and a swing that should develop in a big way from a power standpoint.

Lenin Nunez (2024 Miami, FL) has good power potential from both sides of the plate and displayed long term switch hitting potential during batting practice.

Tanner Owens (2026 Milton, FL) took an impressive round in which he showed a very mature approach to go with an athletic swing and good eye hand coordination.

Colin Thacker (2026 Orlando, FL) has big power potential given his well above average bat speed and ability to lift the ball with intent to the pull side. This is a very athletic process.

Demarion Abrams (2025 Fort Meade, FL) displayed some of the best pure bat speed of the day and unleashed his right-handed swing to hammer line drives to left.

JanCarlos Almenas (2025 Kissimmee, FL) has a good sequence and solid hand speed to go with a path that stays in the zone and allowed him to be very consistent with the barrel.

Juan Orozco (2024 Orlando, FL) has a swing that should transfer to game play and allow him to hit and hit for power as he barreled everything with good drive to the pull gap.

Leonardo Moncada (2024 Pompano Beach, FL) the physical left-handed hitter has excellent potential to be a run producer given his short and quick stroke and loud barrels.

Gabriel Rozenfeld (2026 Sunny Isles Beach, FL) has a fast bat with ability to barrel balls on either side of the plate, he also has a body that will fill out and add a big power particle as he develops.

Walker Hudson (2026 Blackshear, GA) moves very well during his swing and uses the ground well to create easy pop, with good bat speed.

Nathaneal Davis (2026 Orlando, FL) is an excellent athlete with a sweet left handed swing and plenty of twitch in the wrists as he hammered balls to the pull side with ease during his round.

Jonathan Esponda (2026 Miami Gardens, FL) has an easy swing that creates a lot of impact as he used his young but strong frame well to get the barrel out in a good position.

Yail Nater (2024 Kissimmee, FL) has quick wrists and an aggressive approach in the box and he goes to al lfields well.

Lawson Polhill (2025 Fort Myers, FL) has a relaxed approach and displayed the ability to hit to all fields with ease and consistency.

Logan Waldrup (2025 Fort Myers, FL) looks like a young right handed power threat that will continue to develop as his strong frame continues to mature.

Joseph Beltre (2023 Port Saint Lucie, FL) has a lean frame with longer limbs that allowed him to lag the hands and create easy barrel speed. He has the ability to split the outfield gaps regularly.

Connor Cantillo (2024 Port Saint Lucie, FL) used his clear physical strength to belt balls hard all over the yard in an impressive round.

Aaron Elissalt (2024 Miami, FL) has a twitchy swing and an aggressive approach and showed the ability to hit sharp line drives to centerfield during drills.

Noel Leon (2024 Homestead, FL) used his leverage to blast some balls hard to the pull side that help give projection to the power he has as he develops and fills out.

Evan Tavares (2024 Fort Myers, FL) is a very interesting young switch hitter with lots of current strength to go with a smooth swing form both sides with lots of power to come soon.

Jared Vega (2024 Guanica, PR) has an excellent frame to build on and when it starts to fill out his loose and athletic stroke will really produce at a high level as he already has good bat to ball skills.