2-Gray

Jack Fuller (2025 LHP, Southlake, TX) ripped a single back up the middle for a base hit to help open things up and then went first to third on a single. The hit tool has really shined live in game this weekend. He continued to impress as he turned on a ball down the right-field line for a stand-up triple. Can absolutely fly around the bases. Has a smooth lefty swing that creates some big time launch. There is a lot to like with Fuller. 

Brodie Kelly (2025 C, Waxahachie, TX) smoked a ball through the right-side hole for an easy base hit. Produced some loud contact on the hit. 

1-Black

Joshua Cavas (2024 OF, McKinney, TX) threw an absolute seed from right to home getting the runner by a mile on what would have been a sac-fly. Arm strength was on full display with accuracy. 

Remington Graham (2025 1B, Pottsboro, TX) got the hands in and turned on a ball inside for a line drive single to left. Physical looking player with developing strength to boot.

Denim Harris (2025 OF, Mansfield, TX) had a really good ab working the count while fouling off tough pitches until he got his. He proceeded to smash the ball the other way for a single after a 10-pitch ab. Has electric speed on the base paths as well. He applies instant pressure on the pitcher once on first taking second with ease. Harris made an incredible throw home from center on what would have been a sac-fly. The throw was accurate and on a line. Athletic mover out in center. 

Cameron Harrison (2024 OF, Mesquite, TX) launched a massive two-run homer to left field for a no-doubt blast. Big loft and carry to the path and a massive physical presence in the box at 6-foot-2, 220 pounds. Caught it out front and showed the immense strength. 

Patrick Zaino (2025 OF, Fort Worth, TX) athletic switch hitter with good traits all around. Can pepper both gaps with plenty of hand speed. 6.83 runner with a strong arm from the outfield. Really checks a good amount of boxes. 

Seth Broussard (2024 1B, Kingwood, TX) is a physical stick with some loud strength at impact. Turns it over well with some heaviness to the hands. Found consistent barrels and worked counts in his favor. 

Lewis Wilkerson III (2025 2B, Mansfield, TX) has game changing speed atop an order. 6.67 runner with real burst and top-end speed. Stole several bags with relative ease. High end run tool with quick hands at the plate, gets on time with the barrel and let's the athleticism take over. 

Jaxon Miller (2024 OF, Frisco, TX) roamed awfully well in center field, taking away a pair of potential extra-base hits with his defensive ability. Athletic 6.43 runner with real handle for the barrel. Fast hands and with enough athleticism to play a multitude of spots long term. 

Tyler Haddad (2024 MIF, Fort Worth, TX) put together a good amount of barreled contact on the day. It may not show up each time on the stat sheet, but he worked counts and laced some hard hit balls to both gaps. Good all-fields approach and can pick it up the middle.   

Austin Kerns (2024 3B, Diana, TX) had himself quite a display at the plate. Loud solo shot to deep center en route to a two-hit day. Big barrel whip with strength out front and impact to both halves. Solid athlete with some serious projectable power at the plate. 

Jordan Yearby (2024, OF, Plano, TX) showed real athletic traits that stood out in in game. Sub-7 runner with good feel at the plate. Striped a couple knocks up the middle and proceeded to tack on runs in a hurry. Good build and tons of twtich. 

Austin Parker (2024 OF, Edmond, OK) continues to impress on both sides. Found a loud barrel through the left side for a knock. Athletic, bat speed and real presence. Gets extended and the hands work. Was 86 mph from the outfield and shows a heavy arsenal on the mound too. Tons to like here. 

James (Caleb) Watkins (2024 OF, Royse City, TX) has plenty of physical tools and put a loud rocket back up the middle for a knock. Big bat speed and intent with loud strength at impact. Was 93 mph from the outfield and a 6.95 runner. Showed well in game with his do-it-all ability. 

Hogan Nelson (2025 OF, Fort Worth, TX) put together a good two-way appearance. Running it up to 83 mph from a shorter slot with some feel to spin. Athletic build with some budding power at the plate, put together several quality in-game swings. Traits to like both ways. 

Taylor Green (2026 MIF, Kingwood, TX) has some enticing traits on the dirt and a real solid defender up the middle. Solid feel for the leather with quicker transfers and softer hands. Feet, hands are in-sync and it showed in game. 

Denim Harris (2025 OF, Mansfield, TX) showed athletic movements and some twitch to the profile which produces fast hands, some bat speed already and pairs well with his compactness and consistency of the barrel. 

Isaac King (2025 3B, Hulbert, OK) is a physical LHH who clears his front side well and already has the ability to really impact the baseball in the air to the pull side, especially on inner half pitches.

Ryler Hunt (2026 1B, San Angelo, TX) is another physical LH bat who moves hard to the front side and turns the wrists over well to impact the baseball consistently to the pull part.

Aidan Allred (2025 1B, Edmond, OK) is pretty physical and he works with good rhythm showing strong hands the ability to lift the ball well the other way already.

Evan Androvett (2024 C, Dallas, TX) is pretty explosive in his process as he fires everything hard, with heavy hands, and creates good length when he needs to stay on it the other way.

Brittain Urbaniak (2024 3B, Fort Worth, TX) is a big strong kid with a compact swing that's packed with strength, topspinning and hammering some liners to the pull side parts.

Austin Parker (2024 OF, Edmond, OK) is a good sized LHH with strong hands and although he cuts himself off some, the ball comes off well and he's pretty accurate with the barrel.

James (Caleb) Watkins (2024 OF, Royse City, TX) is physical as a RHH and he whips the barrel hard on a lifted path; there's a good bit of upside given the power potential in the body and swing.

Jonnie Gifford (2024 C, Amarillo, TX) is the strongest kid here and he showed it in just simply ambushing baseballs out front and hammering stuff to the pull side, including some long backspun contact as he can certainly put balls out.

Hogan Nelson (2025 OF, Fort Worth, TX) had a a good day all around and his overall athleticism paired with the ability to backspin and impact the baseball already with good rhythm made him one of the more interesting rounds of the day.

Callan Warren (2025 1B, Odessa, TX) is a strong kid and he carried some balls a long way to the pull side with ease throughout his round and the leverage/strength combo certainly jumps out.

Patrick Zaino (2025 OF, Fort Worth, TX) can swing it a bit from both sides of the dish with clean swings and quality bat speed, but he can really impact it with consistency from the left side now.

Mekhi Brewer (2024 OF, Hobbs, NM) is big and strong and he showed he can get out to the front side consistently while having the impact behind his contact to carry stuff through the wind to deep parts of the pull side.

Jaxon Miller (2024 OF, Frisco, TX) looks great physically and is very athletic while he can stay compact and still explode on the baseball, creating consistent backspin on his hard contact to the pull gap.

Kortland Stovall (’26, Mt. Pleasant, Tex.)- the 6-foot-1, 165-pound left-handed pitcher for Team Black allowed one earned on four hits over four innings pitched. He ran the fastball up to 83 mph with some arm-side run and sitting in the low-80s. He showcased a quality curveball in the 68-72 mph range which he landed for strikes and featured a changeup in the 74-76 mph range. A solid outing from Stovall as he finished with five strikeouts in the Team Black 4-2 win.

Jack Fuller (’25, Southlake, Tex.)- the 6-foot-2, 175-pound left-handed pitcher tossed three hitless innings of relief for Team Gray. Fuller was dominant with a 62% strike rate featuring a fastball up to 84 mph and breaking ball in the 66-69 mph range. He finished with six strikeouts over the outing on just 45 pitches. A great outing from the Southlake Carroll left-hander who also singled in two plate appearances.

Denim Harris (’25, Mansfield, Tex.)- the 5-foot-8, 160 pound left-handed hitting outfielder was all over the field for Team Black in the win. Harris was 2-for-3 at the dish with a pair of singles, two stolen bases and a run scored in the 4-2 victory. The speedy outfielder also saved a run and extra bases with a great sliding catch on the warning track in deep left centerfield.

Isaac King (’25, Hulbert, Okla.)- the 5-foot-9, 200-pound left-handed hitter finished 1-for-3 with a triple and a run batted in. The primary third baseman was all over the barrel and showed his versatility behind the plate with solid defensive work to close out the win.

Ryan Kuhn (’25, Prosper, Tex.)- the 6-foot-1, 205-pound right-handed hitter finished 2-for-2 with a run scored. The strong framed outfielder singled to centerfield in his first at-bat and singled to the pull side in his second plate appearance. Kuhn scored on a sac-fly in the seventh inning after his infield single to deep shortstop and then stealing both second and third base to inch Team Gray closer in the 4-2 loss.

Michael Hopkins (’26, Harker Heights, Tex.)- the 6-foot, 180-pound third baseman flashed the leather at the hot corner with a pair of backhand plays down the third base line to record outs at first base in the close win. Hopkins displayed quick hands and athleticism on the tough plays and his quick release on throws transferred behind the plate

4-Purple

Ryan Clayton (2025 OF, McKinney, TX) smoked a ball back up the middle to lead off the game. He displayed some good barrel control through the zone with some quickness in the hands. He then proceeded to steal second showing good instincts on the base paths. Clayton smoked another single back up the middle in his second at bat. Showing some real hitterish traits in the box.

Dominique Watts (2024 OF, Princeton, TX) smoked a ball back up the middle for a base hit. He has quick hands with good speed on the bases. 

Callan Warren (2025 1B, Odessa, TX) showed some stuff to like off the bump for Purple going 2 strong innings with 5ks. His fastball got up to 88 with some severe heaviness and got in on hitters quickly. Violent delivery working hard downhill. He flashed a slider that he was able to bury at times for some swing and miss potential. Warren consistently kept the ball in on the hands forcing plenty of weak contact while throwing from a low slot creating tough angles for hitters. 

3-Maroon 

Rocky Yasutake (2024 1B, Cedar Park, TX) went with the ball on the outer half of the plate for an easy rbi base knock up the middle. He showed good poise in the box with ability to control the barrel in a situational spot.

Austin Parker (2024 OF, Edmond, OK) found a barrel in his first ab of the game smoking it back up the middle for a single. Athletic player with quick hands and some strength to boot as well. 

5-Royal

Mekhi Brewer (2024 OF, Hobbs, NM) looked good off the bump for Royal with his fastball sitting 80-84. The fastball had some firmness to it and got in on hitters quicky.  He mixed in a slider with late bite which played off his fastball well. He consistently forced weak contact. 

Lucas Ponce (2024 3B, Godley, TX) really filled up the zone for Royal as he cruised through 2 light innings of work. Fastball was up to 84. He mixed in a good-looking curve with more 12-6 shape. He could really locate this pitch well as he was not afraid to throw it early in the count. He also drove a ball towards the right-center gap for a triple. 

Drake Walker (2026 LHP, Grapevine, TX) absolutely turned on a ball down the line for a triple. 

Brodie Rogers (2025 UT, Altus, OK) had a multi-hit game for Royal as he found the barrel in both his abs. 

4-Purple

Logan Brown (2026 3B, Keller, TX) found the barrel in his first ab ripping it down the line for a base hit. Brown also started for Royal and was up to 84 with his fastball. Showed nice feel for spin as well with a curve that he was able to drop in for strikes. Has a physically imposing frame for his age with good length. Brown went 2 shut-out innings with 3ks. 

Joaquin Cavazos (2026 RHP, Cypress, TX) showed some intriguing stuff to like off the bump settling in nicely 78-82 with some minor cut. He was able to locate his fastball well and really filled up the zone. He showed good feel for a curve and slider. The slider has some bite with spin and sweeping action. He went to the curve more which worked top to bottom. 

3-Maroon

Hayden Scipione (2025 OF, Southlake, TX) made a great play in right hosing the runner down at the plate. He showed that he can make the strong/accurate throw home. 

Austin Parker (2024 OF, Edmond, OK) came in relief for Maroon and proceeded to shove 87-89. Mixed in a solid looking curve with late bite and some depth in the mid 70s. Also mixed in a change that maintained similar arm speed as his fastball in the 78-81 range. 

Tyler Haddad (2024 MIF, Fort Worth, TX) went with the ball nicely as he drove it the other way for an easy base hit. 

5-Royal

Jordan Yearby (2024, OF Plano, TX) stayed on the ball nicely as he drove it down the line for a double. Easy speed out of the box. 

Cameron Harrison (2024 OF, Mesquite, TX) absolutely turned on a ball and hammered it through the 6 hole for an rbi single. 

Ryan Amburn (2025 SS, Prosper, TX) showed good instincts out at second base when he made a great diving play to his left catching the ball on a line. Quick first step with solid reaction time.

Brodie Rogers (2025 UT, Altus, OK) got the barrel head out in front and smashed the ball down the left field line for a stand-up double. 

Lewis Wilkerson III (2025, 2B, Mansfield, TX) showed good barrel consistency during live play as he was able to piece together 2 hits in 2 abs. He roped a ball back up the middle in his first ab and went the other way in his next ab. 

Drake Walker (2026, LHP, Grapevine, TX) really impressed in his outing as he cruised through 4 hitless innings with ease. Walker was able to locate his fastball well and kept hitters off balance by mixing in a curve with some minor depth. He was able to maintain arm speed with his breaker. Curve sat in the low 70s while fastball sat in the mid-upper 70s. He located better as the game went on. 

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