William Qualia (2022 RHP, Lubbock, TX) worked three innings on the mound and struck out four without allowing a run or a hit. Also went one-for-two at the plate with a line drive single to centerfield in his second at-bat.

Taylor Tomlin (2023 OF, Edmond, OK) shows heady instincts on the bases and makes solid reads on the ball, stole a pair of bases and went two-for-four at the plate with a pair of singles.

Sadler Delahoussaye (2021 C, New Iberia, LA) turned in a two-for-three effort including a hard lined double and a single in his final at-bat of the game, also added a stolen base.

Garrison Calcote (2023 2B, Red Oak, TX) handled the bat well in leverage counts with a pair of RBI-singles on the day, the first a liner to centerfield and the second to left-centerfield. Shows solid barrel skills with a middle-of-the-field approach.

James McGlumphy (2021 RHP, Round Rock, TX) worked three innings on the mound and scattered three hits while collecting five strikeouts. He sat 81-85 mph and mixed in three secondary pitches comfortably.

Ryan Daniels (2021 SS, Oceanside, CA) tallied four strikeouts in three innings of work on the mound without allowing a run, also smoked a doubled and stole a base as part of a one-for-three day at the plate displaying solid levels of useable athletic ability.

Both teams displayed plenty of offense in the final game of the showcase with Hayden Arbour (2023 1B, Humble, TX) going 2-for-2 with a double and an RBI on his day for team Orange. Arbour scorched a booming double over the right fielders head, and he did a great job of keeping his hands inside the baseball.

Noah O'Farrell (2022 SS, Spring, TX) came in and pitched two hitless innings while fanning four for team Maroon. O'Farrell sat 85-88 mph and elevated his fastball effectively throughout his outing. His sharp slider worked well down after changing hitters eye levels. 

Blake Hall (2023 SS, Beaumont, TX) went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI on his day at the plate. His first hit was a hard line drive single up the middle. He then got his hands out and laced a ball down the right field line for an RBI double. Hall has quick hands and works the middle of the field with consistency.

The Orange offense exploded for a big inning in the eighth as Jiwoong Park (2022 3B, Lewisville, TX) got things going with a deep fly ball to left center. Park has present juice in his bat as he uses his lower half well in his swing. 

Eric Marroquin (2022 C, Humble, TX) then knocked in two with a deep shot to right center of his own. Marroquin really stays through the ball nicely with excellent extension through the zone and a flat barrel plane. 

Team Maroon narrowly defeated Team Orange 5-4. 

Matthew Randall (2021 SS, Alto, TX) used a middle of the field approach at the plate in a one-for-three day, including a deep triple to centerfield in his final at-bat of the day.

Casen Yonts (2023 C, Midland, TX) showed solid plate discipline and power potential in the bat with a double off the wall in left field in his second at-bat as part of a one-for-three day at the plate.

Ian McCracken (2023 OF, Carrollton, TX) collected three RBI in the game on the back of a deep homerun to left field in his second at-bat. He shows power to the pull side with natural lift in his swing path.

Benjamin Baker-Livingston (2021 RHP, Richardson, TX) stayed through the ball well at contact and drilled a triple to straight-away centerfield in his second at-bat as part of a one-for-two day at the plate with a sac-fly.

Carter Aldmon (2023 2B, Cypress, TX) showed the ability to drive the ball to the opposite field with a line drive triple to right field in his final at-bat of the day. He posted a one-for -three day at the plate with a solid approach in the box.

Benjamin Abel (2021 C, Austin, TX) posted a one-for-three day at the plate with a hard ground-ball RBI-double down the third base line in his final at-bat of the game.

Tag Andrews (2024 RHP, Maumelle, AR) worked an efficient three innings on the mound scattering a pair of hits and striking out five, without allowing a run. He used a well located fastball between 82-85 mph for most of the outing and added an 11-to-5 shaped curveball with later biting action.

Nicolas Vasquez (2023 3B, Fort Worth, TX) worked two innings on the mound and punched out four hitters without allowing a run or a hit. He featured solid command of his fastball to both halves of the plate and a knuckleball that danced quite well.

Eliott Stickler (2024 C, Round Rock, TX) uses a highly deceptive delivery with an accelerated tempo on the mound to create uncomfortable at-bats for hitters. Struck out four over two innings of work without allowing a run or a hit while filling the strike zone.

Devin Smith (2021 RHP, Azle, TX) struck out five hitters over the course of three innings allowing only an unearned run. Working from a 3/4-slot, Smith had no trouble repeating his easy and simple delivery which allowed for above average fastball command.

Dylan Blyleven (2022 C, Frisco, TX) collected a RBI-single to right-centerfield to drive in the only run of the game as part of a one-for-two day at the plate.

Alijah Merkson (2024 SS, Mesquite, TX) showed some twitchy athletic actions with a hard lined single off the third baseman's glove for a single and proceeded to steal a pair of bases in the sixth inning with aggressive baserunning.

Carson Lorch (2022 2B, Cypress, TX) showed quick reactions and coordination with a great sliding catch down the first base line on a blooper in the 4th inning, also turned in a one-for-three day at the plate.

Garrett Graham (2022 C, Abilene, TX) absolutely crushed a ball on the outer half of the plate to the pull side of the field for a deep homerun in his final at-bat as part of a one-for-two day at the plate with a Rbi and run scored.

Griffin Binkley (2021 RHP, Mansfield, TX) struck out four over three innings of work with a fastball that reached 87-mph and an 11-to-5 shaped curveball with sharp late bite. Also added a booming RBI-double in his only at-bat after his work on the mound was complete.

Jaxx Rigelsky (2024 C, Dallas, TX) tallied another two hits in his second game of the weekend with a short and simple swing that consistently found the barrel using a line drive approach at the plate. Shows the skills to become a truly consistent hitter.

Landon Bailey (2023 3B, Vidor, TX) collected a pair of singles in two at-bats on the day. Used both sides of the field and shows the ability to hit balls hard no matter where they are pitched in the strike zone.

Griffin Kopp (2021 3B, Fort Worth, TX) finished the day with a RBI-double to left-centerfield and a single to centerfield in two at-bats. Has a physical presence and quick hands to produce consistently hard contact at the plate.

Taylor Hendrix (2021 2B, Conroe, TX) showed athleticism and an aggressive approach to the game. He finished the game one-for-three at the plate with three stolen bases and a extended a single into an extra base with an aggressive read and instincts for the game.

Roberto Perez (2022 LHP, Corpus Christi, TX) displayed sound plate discipline and the ability to handle the bat with two strikes. Hammered a triple down the right field line and used the entire field to hit displaying strength at the point of contact. Also worked three innings on the mound with a sound and repeatable delivery that creates downhill plane.

Juan Arellano (2021 3B, Lancaster, TX) hammered a deep RBI-double to the left-centerfield fence en route to a one-for-three day at the plate. Showed significant ability to move the ball to the pull side when centered in the barrel.

Louis Bussard (2024 LHP, Lewisville, TX) lined a double to left field showing solid bat speed and strength when extended out front in a one-for-three day at the plate, also added a stolen base.

Austin Haley (2023 3B, Sherman, TX) totaled two hits in three trips to the plate on the day, staying through the middle with single to center field in his first at-bat and a hard liner to left in his second at-bat, showing a line drive swing path with slight natural lift.

Daniel Garcia (2023 OF, Spring, TX) worked a n effective inning on the mound displaying a quick arm and a high level of efficiency and use of his entire body to generate a fastball that sat 81-83 mph. He effectively worked the corners and showed feel for controlling the strike zone.

Jeremiah Robles (2023 LHP, Irvine, CA) is a primary left handed pitcher but the 6-3/185  Californian might have a higher ceiling as a left handed hitter.  He has whippy bat speed with extension thru contact and lots of present and future power.

Bennett Hanks (2021 OF, Katy, TX) put on a nice power show, hitting a couple of balls out of Field of Dreams Park with a mature and repeatable swing that showed his left centerfield power very well.

Jake Duer (2022 OF, Flower Mound, TX) has a smooth and polished left handed swing that is very well timed and smooth.  It's just a matter of his adding strength to his athletic 6-0/160 build before he's really driving the ball.

Mason Gerrard (2023 3B, Temple, TX) has a nice and projectable 6-1/175 build that has lots of room to get stronger.  He generates present bat speed with an aggressive swing approach that gets him out front and in a position to turn the barrel consistently.

Matthew Priest (2024 SS, San Diego, CA) is a young quick twitch athlete with good present strength and bat speed for his age.  His approach has some power to it, with a lifting swing plane from a spread start.

Daniel Harden (2023 OF, Prairieville, LA) looks the part of the hitting prospect with a 6-2/175 build and a loose and fluid swing that has lots of natural lift to it.  Watch out when he gets stronger.

JJ Kennett (2023 C, Missouri City, TX) is a talented young catcher who has hitting tools to go with his defensive athleticism.  He throws his hands hard at the ball and has the ability to drive the gaps hard.

Dejuan Lewis (2022 OF, Pearland, TX) is a strong looking 5-11/185 right handed hitter with quick hands at the plate.  He showed the ability to turn on the ball with hard pull line drive contact but also drove the right centerfield gap deep a couple of times with nice carry.

Luke Rossi (2022 SS, Salinas, CA) has a big barrel wrap to start his swing but is strong enough at 6-2/190 to create some serious barrel whip into contact.  He had some of the hardest contact in batting practice and the ball sounded different off his barrel.

Braylen Timmins (2022 LHP, Lancaster, TX) is a primary left handed pitcher who topped out at 85 mph on the mound but he has definite two-way potential.  The 6-2/185 athlete attacks the ball with present bat speed and plus extension through contact.

Holden Harris (2023 RHP, Leander, TX) is another primary pitcher with plenty of potential in the batter's box.  The 6-1/180 right handed hitter has present bat speed with a good lower half shift into contact and swing with serious intent.

Bubby Campbell (2023 3B, Corpus Christi, TX) looks and acts like a hitter in the batter's box.  The 6-0/165 right hander sets up calm and balanced and is well timed in consistently getting his barrel to the ball.

Austin Haley (2023 3B, Sherman, TX) has a sound fundamental swing with a short and direct path to the ball that creates very consistent line drive pull contact.  His bat speed will keep improving as he fills out his 5-11/175 frame.

Casen Yonts (2023 C, Midland, TX) has an extra big and strong 6-0/215 build for his age but is able to generate the big power that can come with that strength and size.  He has loose and fast hands that he explodes at the ball and can make the field look small.

Adam Vaughn (2022 3B, Cedar Park, TX) is another strong young player at 6-1/200 and has a short swing for his size and gets the barrel into the zone quickly with some uphill lift at contact.

Ian McCracken (2023 OF, Carrollton, TX) is a tall and projectable 6-4/170 outfielder with lots of physical projection.  His approach can get a bit busy and long right now but there is surprising juice and quickness in his hands and lots of power potential.

Carter Aldmon (2023 2B, Cypress, TX) is a left handed hitting middle infielder with very consistent timing in his approach and some quickness to his hands that will keep improving as he continues to get stronger.

Braden Gostisha (2022 OF, Round Rock, TX) has a projectable 6-0/170 build and a loose and extended swing from the left side.  He starts with good hand position than enables him to drive the ball with plenty of carry.

Connor McBryde (2021 OF, Spring, TX) has a nice 6-1/180 athletic frame that is both physical and projectable and creates plenty of present bat speed. He's an aggressive hitter who is attacking the ball and looking to drive it.

Traejon Blake (2021 SS, England, AR) is a Missouri commit has lots of quick twitch athleticism and projects as a gap to gap line drive type hitter with hitter's hands.

Xander McAfee (2022 OF, Mansfield, TX) has an outstanding young 6-3/185 build that stands out and the ability to create lots of present barrel whip in his swing.  There is more bat speed there with more lower half use.

Logun Clark (2022 C, Taft, CA) was one of many impressive young California players at the showcase and one of the best hitters overall.  He's a strong 6-1/195 right handed hitter who gets into his lower half well, creating big bat speed and power from a simple well-timed approach.

Garet Boehm (2023 SS, Taylor, TX) is an impressive 6-2/185 athlete with lots of present bat speed and loose extension through contact.  He stood out in batting practice, then even more so in his first game when he blasted a no doubt home run.

Matthew Randall (2021 SS, Alto, TX) looks like a top athlete with his angular 6-1/175 build and he creates plenty of right handed bat speed with a loose and whippy swing with lots of left centerfield carry.

Reed South (2022 2B, Friendswood, TX) showed a very nice swing with nice timing and flow through contact.  He barreled almost every ball up with a gap to gap approach and looks like a polished, high average right handed hitter.

Ben Tryon (2023 SS, Southlake, TX) doesn't have lots of physical strength yet but he has a nice swing from the left side that uses his lower half very well to help generate bat speed.  He squared up everything and has a nice base swing to continue to  improve off of.

Chris Ramos (2021 2B, Perris, CA) has some deceptive strength in his 5-9/166 frame and showed plenty of pop to left centerfield.

Walker Freeman (2023 SS, Tyler, TX) has a very athletic 6-1/170 build and a nice and loose extended swing that projects very well.  He drives his hands hard through the ball and drove the right centerfield gap well from the left side.

Chase Sowell (2022 OF, Humble, TX)has an outstanding 6-2/180 build and a very fundamentally sound swing that is short and direct to the ball.  When he attacks the ball aggressively, it jumps off the barrel.

Davis Rivers (2023 C, Richmond, TX) is a strong young left handed hitter with a power approach that includes a big back side gather lower half drive through contact.  It's an aggressive pull approach that really worked well.

Jiwoong Park (2022 3B, Lewisville, TX) has nice strength in his 5-10/180 build and showed easy pull power that he wasn't selling out for.  It's a simple and repeatable swing that can impact the ball hard and consistently.

Amar Tsengeg (2022 RHP, College Station, TX) made hard contact out front with quick hands lining a double down the left field line in a one-for-three day at the plate.

Jon Shields (2023 BHP, Katy, TX) collected a pair of singles, the first to left-centerfield and the second to centerfield, as part of a two-for-three day in the box, consistently finding the barrel. 

Liam Richards (2023 OF, Austin, TX) tallied two hits in his final two at-bats and scored a run. Reaching on an infield single to the left side, he followed with a well placed fly ball single to left in his final at-bat. 

JJ Kennett (2023 C, Missouri City, TX) made hard contact at the plate with strong wrists and hands in his swing to create leverage at contact. Singled hard to left field in his second at-bat and followed with single to centerfield in his final plate appearance of the day.

Stephen Kaiser (2023 SS, El Paso, TX) smoked a hard double to right-centerfield in his first at-bat and showed potential future power in his swing with a one-for-three day at the plate.

Jacob Redelfs (2021 RHP, Frisco, TX) leaned on a pitch for a deep RBI-triple in his first at-bat of the day in route to a one-for-three outing at the plate. 

Reid Ross (2023 LHP, Argyle, TX) collected eight strikeouts over three innings of work on the mound with a steady mix of fastballs and curveballs located in the lower half of the strike zone.

Andrew Kithil (2021 RHP, Round Rock, TX) has an efficient operation on the mound, working downhill and staying aggressive with his fastball. Punched out eight hitters over three innings of work and flashed the makings of a potentially above average breaking ball. 

Ryan LaBorde (2023 C, Humble, TX) tallied a pair of singles in two at-bats in the game, legging out an infield single deep in the 6-hole and lining a single to centerfield in his final trip to the plate, also stole a base.

Tyler Root (2021 RHP, Oklahoma City, OK) worked four innings on the mound striking out seven with a fastball that reached 87-mph. Shows a loose arm with upside and feel for the strike zone with all of his offerings.

Jackson Low (2023 OF, Richmond, TX) featured a quick arm with velocity upside to it. Pitching between 83-86 mph, he worked three innings and allowed a single hit without allowing a run. There is room for more physical maturity but the arm works well from a high-3/4 slot.

Shea Lewis (2022 OF, Lancaster, CA) scored a pair of runs after reaching twice on infield singles to both sides of the field and added a stolen base.

Carson Hintz (2022 C, Spring, TX) punched out three hitters in one inning of work on the mound with a fastball that reached 85-mph. The powerfully built right-hander has a quick arm and creates deception by hiding the ball well in his delivery.

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Aiden Kennon (2023 RHP, Greenwood, AR) has quick arm and shows feel for spinning the breaking ball. He worked three innings on the mound, striking out four, without surrendering a run or a hit. His fastball velocity sat 83-85 mph and he worked effectively ahead in counts.

Ryan Garcia (2022 LHP, Vail, AZ) collected two hits in two at-bats, including a RBI-single up the middle in his final trip to the plate. With a projectable body type he also shows a fair level of plate discipline.

Reese Milam (2022 RHP, Tatum, TX) struck out eight of the nine outs he recorded over three innings of work. worked well to both halves with an arm-side running fastball and shorter slider.

James Killough (2022 RHP, Winters, TX) utilized a three pitch mix that he kept in the bottom half of the strike zone to work three innings without surrendering a run and struck out six batters. He has some deception in his delivery and hides the ball well.

Keller Rivers (2023 OF, Richmond, TX) combined for a pair of runs scored and a pair singles to the pull side in three at-bats on the day.

Jiwoong Park (2022 3B, Lewisville, TX) tallied a RBI-single to left field and doubled off the base of the wall in left-centerfield for another RBI in his final at-bat of the day.

Luke Gornell (2021 RHP, Southlake, TX) worked four innings on the mound striking out eight while surrendering just one hit. He worked effectively to both sides of the plate with a four-pitch-mix, including a fastball that sat between 83-86 mph.

Davis Rivers (2023 C, Richmond, TX) had a pair of singles as part of a two-for-three day at the plate and also scored a run.

Sadler Delahoussaye (2021 C, New Iberia, LA) roped a hard hit double into the left field corner in a one-for-three day at the plate. Showed present bat speed and lift in his swing.

Eduardo Lopez (2021 RHP, Humble, TX) doubled to left field in his final at-bat of the day to go one-for-three on the day. Displays an aggressive pull side approach.

Jacob Urias (2023 3B, Midland, TX) collected a pair of singles in a two-for-three day at the plate including a liner to centerfield and legging out an infield hit in his final at-bat. 

Nicolas Vasquez (2023 3B, Fort Worth, TX) displayed present strength in his swing with deep double through the left-centerfield gap in his final at-bat of the game.

Benjamin Baker-Livingston (2021 RHP, Richardson, TX) mixed a three pitch arsenal well over three innings, allowing a single hit and collecting six strikeouts with a fastball that topped at 89-mph and solid feel for his secondary offerings.

Carter Aldmon (2023 2B, Cypress, TX) displayed power to the pull side of the field with a deep double off the wall to right field in his final at-bat as part of a one-for-three day at plate,

Anthony Avalos (2023 SS, Pearland, TX) showed some pop in the bat to the pull side with a double to left field in his first at-bat of the day. Shows instincts for the game on the field as well.

Ian McCracken (2023 OF, Carrollton, TX) finished the day with three singles in three at-bats all to the pull side of the field displaying the ability to consistently impact the ball in the barrel.

Kade Baron (2022 RHP, Missouri City, TX) allowed one hit over three innings of work and tallied four strikeouts on the day. Showed the ability to mix his pitches well and keep hitters off balance while in the strike zone.

Xander McAfee (2022 OF, Mansfield, TX) showed some pop in the bat and the ability to elevate and drive the ball to the pull side with a loud double off the wall in left field as part of a one-for-two day at the plate.

Matthew Randall (2021 SS, Alto, TX) showed the ability to utilize a three pitch mix over three innings of work, collecting six strikeouts and not allowing a run. Displayed the ability to get the fastball to both halves and sat 83-86 mph with a solid slider and changeup as well. Also went 1-for-3 at the plate with a deep double to left field.

Cole LaCrue (2023 C, Thornton, CO) collected a pair of singles in three trips to the plate, both singles, the first into the left-center gap and the second down the line to the pull side, An aggressive swinger and solid instincts on the bases, also stole a base and scored a run.

Garet Boehm (2023 SS, Taylor, TX) displayed easy in game power with a deep homerun to the pull side of the field in his final at-bat of the day. Created backspin and carry with strength in his hands. Scored a pair of runs and drove in two as well.

Michael Banderas (2022 RHP, Antioch, CA) displayed a tight and late breaking slider to go with a fastball between 83-86 mph, keeping hitters off balance and collecting six strikeouts on the mound in three innings of work.He did not allow a run and surrendered just one hit with an easy delivery that he was able to repeat consistently.

Kyson Snelson (2021 OF, San Angelo, TX) showed a level of feel for finding the barrel with a three hit performance, including a double to left field in his first at-bat of the game, he also scored a run.

Jaxx Rigelsky (2024 C, Dallas, TX) produced a two-for-three day at the plate with a pair of fly ball singles to centerfield. With plenty of room for growth physically, he will continue to improve with maturity.

Frank Estrada (2023 SS, Jurupa Valley, CA) showed a quick bat and the ability to get his hands inside the ball and drive it. Collected a RBI-double in his final at-bat and added a run scored in the game as well.

Louis Bussard (2024 LHP, Lewisville, TX) doubled to the opposite field, one hopping the fence in his first at-bat of the day, showing some punch in the bat when he barrels it up.

Estevan Flores (2022 C, Benbrook, TX) doubled off the left field wall and tripled to the opposite field gap as part of a two-for three day at the plate in which he displayed some sneaky pop at the plate.

Reid Hornsby (2022 3B, Houston, TX) worked both sides of the field with singles to left and right field in a two-for-three effort at the plate with a run scored.

David Hyde (2023 RHP, Murphy, TX) punched out six on the mound over three innings of work. Used his fastball, topping at 86-mph, and a solid mix of off-speed pitches  to get consistent swings-and-misses.

Bryce Calloway (2021 1B, Houston, TX) has a large frame and projectable body type that he used to pound hitters with a heavy fastball that reached 89-mph, while showing a feel for a hard breaker that he located well. Punched out five hitters over two innings on the mound.

Cort Miller (2022 SS, Midland, TX) tallied a pair of singles in as many trips to the plate. Both were hit the other way with lined single to right -centerfield and a short liner to right field in his final at-bat of the day.

JJ Kennett (2023 C, Missouri City, TX) collected a pair of RBI in his first at-bat with well placed single to right and another single to right-centerfield in his final at-bat of the day. He also punched out one hitter in an inning of work on the mound without allowing a run.

Andrew Barger (2021 LHP, Clovis, CA) was extremely effective with his fastball to the armside of the plate and showed some deceptive life over three innings of work, allowing just one hit while recording three strikeouts.

Amar Tsengeg (2022 RHP, College Station, TX) pounded the strike zone early in counts and was efficient at keeping hitters defensive in the box. He worked three innings on the mound allowing an unearned run on one hit and recorded five strikeouts.

Kevin Daniel Cox (2021 3B, Dallas, TX) worked with an easy and efficient operation on the mound, collecting four strikeouts over three innings of work, while consistently pounding the strike zone. 

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Dominic Dechant (2022 1B, Lucas, TX) showed pop in the bat and the ability to impact the ball consistently with a middle of the field approach. Driving a deep triple to straight-away centerfield in the second inning and singling to center in his final at-bat as part of a two for three day at the plate.

Carson Lorch (2022 2B, Cypress, TX) tripled and scored in his second at-bat of the day, as part of a one-for-two game at the plate.

Hayden Price (2021 RHP, Checotah, OK) worked with fastball heavy operation and commanded it to both halves well. He collected six strikeouts over three innings of work without allowing a run.

Jalen Collins (2021 OF, Cypress, TX) displays quick-twitch actions and extremely fast hands in the batter's box. He collected a double down the third baseline and a triple to left-centerfield in three at-bats on the day.

Daniel Garcia (2023 OF, Spring, TX) shows advanced barrel to ball skills at the plate, collecting three hits on the day, scoring a run, and driving in two with a deep double to leftfield in his final at-bat of the day.

Austin Haley (2023 3B, Sherman, TX) showed some thump in the barrel in a one-for-two day at the plate that included a sacrifice fly and well struck double down the leftfield line in his final at-bat.

Roberto Perez (2022 LHP, Corpus Christi, TX) proved to be a difficult out at the plate collecting a pair of singles, one to centerfield in his first at-bat and beating out an infield single in his final trip to the plate as part of a two-for-three day at the plate.

Cole Carter (2022 RHP, Flower Mound, TX) mixed three pitches with a fastball that reached 88-mph, a short biting slider and a changeup that had late down action. Worked three innings on the mound and struckou five. Also, collected a pair of hits in the game with a sharp single to centerfield in his final at-bat of the day.

Andre Poirrier (2023 SS, Lafayette, LA) showed some explosive ability on the bases and his bat provided the way to display it. He collected a pair of hits in three at-bats on the day, stoile and base and scored from second base on a wild pitch.

Reed Burkett-Schneider (2021 OF, Austin, TX) laced a screaming triple down the leftfield line in his first at-bat of the day showing the ability to hit the ball the other way with some authority.

Jeremiah Robles (2023 LHP, Irvine, CA) worked three innings on the mound with plus command, picking up four strikeouts and scattering four hits without allowing a run. He shows an easy and repeatable delivery and works well in the strike-zone with multiple pitches.

Shea Lewis (2022 OF, Lancaster, CA) mixed four pitches for strikes over two innings of work while striking out four and allowing a single hit. He even mixed in a knuckleball that he threw for strikes as part of his arsenal. The curveball and change have staying power for the future.

Matthew Espinoza (2024 RHP, San Antonio, TX) worked effectively over three innings, allowing a single hit and striking out three hitters with a deceptive crossfire operation, short takeaway and extended finish.

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