Carter Smith (2025 SS, Cape Coral, FL) contains a frame with long leverage and features an aggressive approach at the plate. Simple swing with quick hands. His barrel control stays on plane producing loud contact.

Jose Perdomo (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) has an athletic frame with smooth actions in the box equating to a loose, quick barrel. Natural actions at shortstop with a plus arm. Displayed some of the best hands throughout the weekend. 

Talin Gardini (2024 LHP, San Diego, CA) threw two innings to start out for the Purple team. With a tall, well proportioned frame with room to fill- showed a great feel for his 12-6 breaking ball (67-69). He pounded the zone with confidence and displayed a repeatable delivery. FB was 78-80, T81.  

James “Will” McKinzie (2025 SS, New Waverly, TX) presents himself with a compact stroke with quick hands and uses the whole field. Typically had a line drive approach with bat to ball skills. And was a high energy player.

Marcus Cantu (2025 SS, Friendswood, TX) contained loose hands through the zone and high IQ on the base path. One of his hits was a hard connected single to center field. A very balanced approach.  

Masa Chilcutt (2025 C, San Antonio, TX) - Showed athletic movements with a compact , ready to hit swing and the ability to lift the ball. Lots of energy and plays hard. Had 2 hits with a double and a single. 

Andrew Karhoff (2025 RHP, Akron, OH)- Impressed on the mound working the fastball up to 82 and flashed a spinner resulting in 4 ks. 

Carson Page (2024 SS, Hahira, GA)- Displayed a short and easy swing and a simple approach. Repetitive mechanics with feel for the barrel. Page was 2 for 3 on the day with a double and a single. Also moves well around the bases. 

Maverek Russell (2025 1B, Whittier, CA)- utilized a middle-oppo approach , keeping the hands inside the baseball. Showed some barrel control and feel. Made consistent contact going 3-3 on the day.

Antonio Fawcett (2024 OF, Chicago, IL)- athletic player with speed out of the box. Ability to use all fields at the played. Stayed back nicely on a breaking ball and drove it the other way. Fawcett was 2-3 on the day. 

Riley Treadaway (2024 RHP, Winterville, NC)- displayed an athletic build and quick hands at the plate. Relaxed and under control in the box, Treadway ripped a triple in the game.

Cameron Uzzillia (2025 RHP, Tampa, FL) had dominant outing today for the Red team. Showed advance feel for breaking ball with plenty of depth, resulting in a good amount of missed bats. Quick arm and was able to work each corner of the plate during his three innings. Mostly worked 79-82, T83. Breaking ball was 62-63. Ended with 5 K's. 

Mason Pike (2025 SS, Puyallup, WA) is a quick twitch player. In the 6th inning of this game he barreled a ball in the right center gap. Great instincts and balance, while possessing sufficient bat speed. 

Jacob Kendall (2025 SS, Jacksonville, FL) continues to impress for the week. First at bat of the game, laced a single up the middle. Athletic frame and a heady baseball player. Game comes easy to him. 

Johnny King (2024 LHP, Naples, FL) is an interesting player. Lanky frame and a two-way player currently. Went pull-side on his single to right field. Johnny possesses good barrel skills with a plus contact approach. 

Talan Holiday (2025 RHP, Pembroke Pines, FL) Holiday displayed a smooth tempo while on the mound while creating good downhill plane with a fastball that topped at 75 mph. Consistently looked to attack hitters and showed the ability to consistently change speeds with an 11/5 curveball.

William Patrick (2025 SS, Monroe, LA) Showed good presence on the mound with the ability to locate fastball to each edge of the plate. Fastball flashed solid arm side run, topping at 76 mph. Also showed good feel for an 10/5 breaking ball that flashed late depth in the low 60's.

Cru Huenfeld (2025 1B, Overland Park, KS) Displayed good balance in his swing while utilizing a linear barrel plane through extension. Consistently generated hard contact off the barrel collecting two hits in game action.

Travis Friend (2025 OF, La Mirada, CA) Friend showed advanced feel for the barrel with the ability to work to all fields. Consistently put together tough at bats and created loud contact. Picked up two hits in game action including a double in his last at bat.

Jack McKernan (2025 LHP, Houston, TX) Showed a clean, repeatable swing plane with the ability to work to all fields. Also showed good strength in swing doubling in his last at bat.

Blaine Bullard (2025 OF, Klein, TX) Displayed good arm speed through extension while on the mound with a fastball that topped at 78 mph. Consistently worked ahead and effectively kept hitters off balance with a breaking ball and changeup offering.

Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) Showed a mature approach at the plate with excellent barrel control. Consistently generated hard, loud contact each at bat. Collected two hits in game actions including a double in his last at bat.

Taylor Tracey (2025 LHP, Austin, TX) Displayed good feel for the zone  with the ability to manipulate barrel. Showed the ability to work to all fields on multiple pitch types. Picked up two hits in game actions including a double in his last at bat. 

Reagan McCluskey (2025 C, Avila Beach, CA) Utilized a balance approach at the  plate with a simple, line drive barrel plane. Consistently delivered the barrel on time to contact picking up two base hits.

Peyton Barsotti (2025 C, Clovis, CA) Was impressive on the mound flashing a fastball that created some heaviness up to 78 mph. Consistently looked to attack hitters and flashed a solid breaking  ball once ahead.

Carter Guillory (2025 SS, Baton Rouge, LA) Displayed a knack for finding the barrel with good control of bat head throughout the zone. The Baton Rouge native collected three hits in game including a double in his second at bat.

Luis Machado (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) Should good hustle with speed around the bases beating out a double in his third at bat. Machado looks to utilize a linear barrel plane while at the plate.

Dean Hannah (2025 C, Waco, TX) Showed good hand strength in swing with the ability to created good carry off the barrel when squared. Tripled in his second at bat of the game.

Rivers Kurland (2025 LHP, Tampa, FL) Utilized a mature approach at the plate with a clean, balanced line drive barrel plane. Also showed present  bat speed with the ability to consistently generate hard contact. Collected two hits in game action including a triple.

Vincent Breckenridge (2026 OF, Melbourne, FL) The Melbourne native displayed quick hands through the zone with the ability to create whip through extension. Picked up two hits in three trips to the plate.

Luis Almeyda (2025 SS, Hawthorne, NJ) The New Jersey native employed an aggressive approach at the plate while looking to drive the  ball with authority. Displayed a good mix of strength and bat speed picking up two base hits.

Adrian Jimenez (2024 SS, Sugar Hill, GA) Created natural leverage in his swing with the ability to turn barrel to contact with authority. Consistently looked to drive the baseball with intent. Collected two hits in game action including a double in his second at bat.

PURPLE VS RED GAME HIGHLIGHTS

Ryan Stover (2024 RHP, Enola, PA)- Showed a consistent delivery with mound presence. Flashed a 2-seam fastball with arm side run and a fastball up to 80. Lots of swings and misses with the ¾ arm slot.

Nathan Kindland (2024 OF, Johns Creek, GA) – Flashed some pop with a barreled up ground rule double to right. Strong kid with projectability at the plate.

Aidan Solis (2024 RHP, Xenia, OH) – Worked 3 innings with an overtop delivery. Showed plus arm speed and fastball had some life to it. The fastball really got in on the hitters and was up to 83 off the bump. Also spun a couple of breaking balls to keep hitters off balance.

Jacob Kendall (2025 SS, Jacksonville, FL) - Looked excellent in the field and showed his athletic ability on the mound. Also had a hit on the day.

Johnny King (2024 LHP, Naples, FL) –  A tall left handed hurler who has a very projectable build. Touched 80 with the fastball and pitched with confidence and control especially with the off speed. Solid 2-way talent.

Braeden Secular (2025 C, Plantation Fl, FL) – Displayed solid actions behind the plate. Blocked very well and was locked in every pitch. Also had a hit in the game 

COLUMBIA BLUE VS BLACK GAME HIGHLIGHTS

William Hamacher (2025 OF, Marietta, GA)– Showed consistency at the plate going 2-3 with 2 singles. Controlled swing and used lower half well with ability to keep the hands back and find the barrels. Also, a very fast runner down the lines.

Kayson Cunningham (2025 SS, San Antonio, TX)- Athletic infielder who displayed the quick feet / hands and made a great play at short. Aggressive at the plate , with quick hands and ability to pull the baseball. Had a single in the game.

Titan Targac (2025 LHP, Flatonia, TX)- Had a great outing on the mound. The lefty thrower pitched 3 innings , 0 Runs and only one hit. Showed the ability to keep hitters off balance with the curve and changeup and had 6ks in the appearance.

Dean Moss (2025 OF, Atherton, CA) – was 2 for 3 on the day with 2 singles and 4 stolen bases. Aggressive at the plate and doesn’t get cheated.

Carter Smith (2025 SS, Cape Coral, FL) – Athletic frame and under control both at the plate and on the mound. Fluent and consistent swing at the plate. Smith also threw 3 innings on the mound with 4ks and touched the fastball up to 83.

GREEN VS MAROON GAME HIGHLIGHTS

Trey Morris (2025 LHP, Fresno, CA) – Attacked the zone with downhill plane and repeatable delivery. Touched 79 with the fastball and spun the curveball that had some depth to it.

Andrew Karhoff (2025 RHP, Akron, OH) – Showed size and a big swing at the plate. A disciplined hitter that had a single in the game.

David Shields (2025 LHP, Pittsburgh, PA) – Pitched with a plan from the start and had command of the fastball topping out at 78. Kept hitters off balance with the curve and change. Also showed the consistency at the plate going 2-3 with 2 singles.

Cam Caminiti (2025 OF, Scottsdale, AZ) - Has the size and the swing. Transfers the weight well and shows the ability to use all fields.

GOLD VS GRAY GAME HIGHLIGHTS

Brad Chaisson (2024 SS, Harvey, LA) - competitor at the plate. Pull side heavy who doesn't get cheated at the plate. Connected for a hard double in the game. 

Javier Cuevas (2024 SS, San Antonio, TX) - promotes a powerful swing with hitters instincts. Middle approach with consistent contact. Had 2 singles in the game. Also threw 3 innings with 5ks and was up to 79. 

Luis Almeyda (2025 SS, Hawthorne, NJ)- flashed athletic ability in the field with smooth actions at SS. Simple and controlled swing at the plate with quicker hands. Has a hard single in the game. 

Rivers Kurland (2025 LHP, Tampa, FL) - threw well on the mound from the left side. Pitched 3 innings with 0 runs and only 1 hit. Touched 78 with the fastball and showed a CB. 

Navy vs Orange Game Highlights

Carson Quillen (2025 C, Greeneville, TN) The Tennessee native showed a quick, compact swing path with the ability to work t o all fields. Consistently created hard contact picking up two hits, including a double in game action.

Mason Davis (2025 RHP, Lilburn, GA) Showed a mature approach at the plate with quick hands through the zone. Utilizes lower half well in swing and picked up a doubel in his second at bat of the game.

Travis Friend (2025 OF, La Mirada, CA) Displayed fluidity in swing with good balance throughout. Showed a knack for finding the barrel and picked up two hits in game action.

Cameron Kessell (2025 RHP, New Port Richey, FL) Kessel displayed good feel for all of his offerings and consistently changed speeds. The 2025 grad flashed advanced feel for his changeup that generated late sink.

Jack McKernan (2025 LHP, Houston, TX) Utilized quick hands through the zone and displayed present bat speed. Effective through the barrel head through the baseball as well picking up three base hits in game  action.

Blaine Bullard (2025 OF, Klein, TX) Showed good barrel skills with a high contact approach. Consistently produced sharp contact off the barrel to all fields pickup up three hits. Tripled in his first at bat of the game.

ROYAL VS WHITE GAME HIGHLIGHTS

Ethan Porter (2025 3B, Costa Mesa, CA) -  Displayed good arm speed through extension with the ability to generated cut and run to each edge of the plate in the upper 70's to low 80's, topped at 82mph. Consistently looked to challenge hitters while inducing weak contact off the barrel.

Vincent Breckenridge (2026 OF, Melbourne, FL) Showed good feel for the barrel with the ability to consistently produce hard contact. Employed a mature approach and showed the balance in swing to work to all fields.

Carter Smith (2025 SS, Cape Coral, FL) has an extremely projectable 6-1/155 body and lots of present bat speed.  The young right handed hitter showed the ability to create back spin and carry on the ball along with plenty of line drive jump.

Dean Moss (2025 OF, Atherton, CA) puts big effort into his swing but that effort created what may have been the best pure bat speed of the day.  There was plenty of barrel in his round, including a couple of home runs.

Jose Perdomo (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) is one of the stronger looking players in Sanford despite a listed 5-11/145 size and the ball comes off the barrel hard.  He showed a very controlled approached that peppered the middle of the field with hard line drives.

Easton Sanders (2025 1B, Minden, LA) is already 6-0/145 and has plenty of leverage and lift in his swing.  He has plenty of raw power now for his age and it will keep growing as he keeps growing.

Amari Hackett (2025 3B, Los Angelas, CA) was one of many players who traveled to Florida from California for the showcase and he showed his strength and power potential well in batting practice, driving many balls deep with a strong rotational swing.

Coy Allman (2025 C, Marietta, PA) showed very good hand quickness to start his swing, with a short line drive approach that really squared up the ball well.  He looks like a high average/high contact type hitter.

Evan Hankins (2025 1B, Bristol, VA) stands out for his already strong 6-4/185 build and his long and strong left handed swing that promises huge power in the future.

Luis Almeyda (2025 SS, Hawthorne, NJ) is already 6-2/175 but seems fully coordinated with lots of quick twitch fiber.  He consistently drove balls hard and deep to both gaps with plenty of back spin generated carry.

Javier Cuevas (2024 SS, San Antonio, TX) still has plenty of strength to gain from his present 5-8/125 but he showed some bat speed and one of the most accurate barrels of the day, squaring up almost every pitch with line drive contact to the middle of the field.

Masa Chilcutt (2025 C, San Antonio, TX) is a very aggressive young athlete who generates lots of raw bat speed and was timed up from first pitch.  He really filled up the left centerfield gap with what would have been game doubles.

Maverek Russell (2025 1B, Whittier, CA) is a strong 5-10/180 young man and impressively has a very simple and repeatable swing that maximizes square contact.  He did open up his swing on the last couple and showed the type of raw power that he has as well.

Brayden Kim (2025 OF, Yorba Linda, CA) has a big glide into contact that creates positive momentum into his swing but does a really nice job of keeping his hands timed up and direct.  The ball really came off his barrel hard and often.

Cam Caminiti (2025 OF, Scottsdale, AZ) is the nephew of the late Ken Caminiti and has plenty of baseball talent of his own, including a pretty left handed swing that was loose and extended through the ball with plenty of bat speed.

Ethan Murray (2024 SS, Buford, GA) has a long and loose and very projectable build at 6-0/156 and a very loose swing and strong right handed swing as well.  He has huge power potential as he physically matures.

Mason Pike (2025 SS, Puyallup, WA) was one of many switch-hitters we saw on the day and one of the best.  He's a natural right handed hitter with a calmer approach from that side but still generates the type of bat speed and strength from the left side to project as a true switch-hitter.

Dylan Green (2024 SS, Roseville, CA) has a short and hands driven swing and hits very under control, especially for a 5-11/165 athlete that already has good present strength.  He worked gap to gap with the present hand strength create top spin on the ball at times.

Matthew Blasena (2025 3B, Cape Coral, FL) has good present strength in his 5-10/160 body and uses it well to drive the ball with a very consistent swing.  He has a line drive swing plane and was timed up on virtually every pitch.

Travis Friend (2025 OF, La Mirada, CA) is not only one of the best athletes at the showcase but he showed one of the most well constructed swings along with outstanding raw bat speed for his age.  He's going to be a fun one to watch develop over the next few years.

Cru Huenfeld (2025 1B, Overland Park, KS) is a big and strong 6-0/190 left handed hitter with obvious power potential.  He really does a nice job of using his strong hips and lower half to help generate bat speed and lift in his swing.

Talin Gardini (2024 LHP, San Diego, CA) was the best hitting pitcher of the day in batting practice and has definite two-way potential if he continues to grow as a player.  The 6-0/175 San Diego native was a strong directional approach and lots of bat speed.

Matthew Graham (2025 C, Warrenton, VA) got over aggressive in his swing approach at times but when he waited back and let the ball travel his drove the ball hard to the left centerfield gap with carry.

Cameron Uzzillia (2025 RHP, Tampa, FL) is another present strong athlete at 5-11/200 who does a very nice job of keeping his swing simple and repeatable and letting his strength at contact do the work.  He has two-way potential with his power potential.

Cannon Goldin (2025 OF, Buford, GA) attacked the baseball from the left side like he didn't like it and was annoyed by its presence in the strike zone.  His aggressiveness created plenty of bat speed and line drive contact.

Braeden Secular (2025 C, Plantation Fl, FL) has a simple rock back and in approach that keeps him well timed and enables him to use his plus strength to drive the ball hard to the gaps.

Kelvyn Paulino Jr (2025 3B, Bronx, NY) has a very visually appealing swing that is loose and direct with nice extension out front.  He also showed promising bat speed to go with easy mechanics.

Jacob Kendall (2025 SS, Jacksonville, FL) hits from a spread/no stride approach that usually requires plenty of present strength to pull off but Kendall's quick hands created nice bat speed and lots of hard line drive contact from the left side.

Conner Barth (2024 SS, Roseville, CA) has a loose and projectable 6-0/164 build and an aggressive approach from the right side that creates bat speed and the ability to drive the ball to the left centerfield gap.

Adrian Jimenez (2024 SS, Sugar Hill, GA) showed a nice combination of aggressiveness and consistency as the 5-8/154 middle infielder filled up the gaps with line drive after line drive.