RJ Austin (2022 SS, Atlanta, GA) - put all of his tools on display in the final game of the showcase with a no doubt, HR sent over the LF wall. He also hit 91 MPH with his fastball on the bump.

Andruw Jones (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA) - smashed a long fly ball 97 MPH off that bat and scooted around the bases for a triple in his final at bat. 

Dominic Krupinski (2022 C, Livonia, MI) - got on base all 3 times at that plate today going 2-2 with two singles and a walk. He also scored twice and looked comfortable behind the dish as the catcher. 

Andres Suarez (2022 C, Bethlehem, PA) - scored twice in the game with a walk in his first at bat and a very loud double that short hopped the RCF wall and was clocked at 94 mph off the bat. 

Jacob Sullens (2022 OF, Keller, TX) - showcased his ability to make very loud contact in the game today with two hits that were scorched off the bat. He ended up going 2-3 with a triple and a single, while also stealing a base. 

Noah Rodriguez (2022 SS, La Habra, CA) - was 2 for 3 on the day with a couple of stolen bases, showing his athletic ability all over the diamond during the game.

Conner Rodrigue (2022 OF, Denham Springs, LA) - turned on an 85 mph fastball and smoked it left field for a double in his final at bat of the game. He came around to score later that inning. 

Adam Parzych (2022 OF, Tallahassee, FL) roped a triple to deep center field, while driving in a run. Adam shows present strength at the plate with good bat speed. 

Andy Holub (2022 3B, Bronxville, NY) racked up two hits this morning. He had a double recording at 91mph exit velocity, and also picked up a single in his first at bat. Andy shows an advanced approach at the plate, and feel for the barrel. 

Rylan Haider (2022 RHP, Olympia, WA) worked an impressive three innings only allowing one hit. Rylan worked his fastball up to 88mph showing very good command. He kept hitters off balance working his arsenal very well, curveball worked at 73mph and his changeup worked at 77mph.

Oliver Santos (2022 LHP, Newport Coast, CA) worked two innings allowing one hit. He worked his fastball up to 88mph, working both sides of the plate. He also kept hitters off balance with a curveball at 75mph and changeup at 77mph. 

Caden Casagrande (2022 SS, Eagle, ID) hit a ground rule double to deep left center field while driving in a run. Caden shows good pull side pop with leverage in his swing. Caden has good bat speed with ability to find the barrel.

Christian Smith (2022 OF, Temecula, CA) hammered a triple that was 98mph on the exit velocity and traveled 378ft. Christian has excellent bat speed with the intent to do damage at the plate. 

Michael Lombardi (2022 SS, Pound Ridge, NY) worked a quick inning this morning, running his fastball up to 89mph. He struck out two hitters, while mixing in a curveball at 71mph and changeup 77mph. 

Carson Estridge (2022 RHP, Haymarket, VA) was dominant in his two perfect innings of work running his fastball up to 88 mph and striking out 4 of the 6 hitters he faced. He was pounding the zone with his breaking ball and hitters were not picking it up at all. Interesting follow in the 2022 class

Jake Clemente (2022 RHP, Coral Springs, FL) showcased a quick bat through the zone and the ball jumped off his bat in a big way. Ripped a triple into the left-center field gap in the eighth inning that split the gap with ease.

Adrian Dominguez (2022 3B, Miami, FL) displayed barrel control waiting back on an off speed pitch and smoking it the other way in his first time up. Has a smooth and simple swing that plays and is very effective in game action.

Parker Coil (2022 LHP, Jones, OK) utilizes a high 3/4 arm slot and a very smooth operation that led to three strong innings on the mound. Ran his fastball up to 88 and showed a feel for three pitching including a curveball that showed nice depth.

Bauer Brittain (2022 RHP, Shawnee, OK) flashed a solid three pitch mix and filled up the zone in two innings on the bump. Comes from a high 3/4 slot and showed a slider with nice sweeping action to it. Struck out five of the seven batters he faced.

Will Vierling (2022 C, Mequon, WI) has a nice approach in the box working to the inner-half of the baseball. Shot a single the other way in his first time up and followed that up with a two-run triple to right field going 2-3 on the morning.

Tommy Specht (2022 OF, Dubuque, IA) went 2-3 on the day showcasing a strong athletic frame in the box. Laced a two-run double down the left field line in his first at bat of the morning. Has the ability to cover pitches on all quadrants of the plate.

Wilburn Furniss (2022 1B, Nacogdoches, TX) demolished a double off the center field wall in his second at bat. Ball explodes off his bat and the contact is loud.

Japhet A. Rosado (2022 SS, Orlando, FL) - caught a barrel in his first at bat and later came around to score, showing plus base running ability. 

Andres Suarez (2022 C, Bethlehem, PA) -  went 2 for 2 at the plate with a loud double in the RCF gap while also beating out an infield single in his first plate appearance. 

Luke Schmolke (2022 RHP, Mooresville, NC) - showed off his live arm in his 2 innings of work by touching 90 with his FB. His curveball showed good potential with a nice 12-6 shape and good deception in his delivery 

Santiago Ordonez (2022 C, Coral Springs, FL) - laced a 3 RBI triple to left field in his only at bat of the game, while also shining behind that plate as a catcher.

Jax Traeger (2022 RHP, Spring, TX) - showcased his skills on the mound by throwing 2 shutout innings, striking out 2, and reaching 89 with his fastball. He also showed a tight slider that broke late. 

Jesus Pena (2022 SS, Miami, FL) doubled in his second at bat of the game today. Pena showed pop in his bat with a level swing plane. 

Luke Wilkerson (2022 1B, Ocala, FL) squared the ball up twice today including singling in his first at bat. Wilkerson does a good job of letting the ball travel, has a short simple swing and has bat speed. 

Eddie Boe Rodriguez (2022 SS, Cape Coral, FL) tripled in his at bat today. Rodriguez showed good barrel control at the plate with a smooth swing and squared the ball up. 

Christian Smith (2022 OF, Temecula, CA) hit a Home Run in his second at bat of the day today. Smith showed off his bat speed with lift to his swing and the ball came off his bat at 99mph on his Home Run. 

Jacob Reimer (2022 SS, Yucaipa, CA) singled in his at bat today. Reimer showed good barrel control at the plate with a level swing and has bat speed. 

Jake Clemente (2022 RHP, Coral Springs, FL) sat 87-90mph on his fastball mixing in his curveball at 70mph and his changeup at 79mph. Clemente has a easy repeatable delivery, the ball comes out clean and has good arm speed. 

Jacob Reimer (2022 SS, Yucaipa, CA) singled twice in the game for the Red team today. Reimer showed a level swing plane with bat speed and squared the ball up consistently today. 

Tate Shimao (2022 SS, Honolulu, HI) made solid contact at the plate this afternoon. Shimao barreled the ball up at the plate displaying bat speed and has a confident approach at the plate. 

Mason White (2022 SS, Tucson, AZ) singled in his first at bat of the day today. White showed quick hands at the plate with a smooth swing and hits the ball to all fields. 

Trevor Moore (2022 RHP, Golden, CO) topped out at 90mph on his fastball mixing in his curveball at 74mph and his changeup at 79mph. Moore has a full smooth arm action pitching from a high 3/4 arm slot with arm side run to his fastball. 

Chase Horst (2022 LHP, Manheim, PA) sat 84-89mph on his fastball mixing in his curveball at 69mph and his changeup at 77mph. Horst has a fast arm pitching from a high 3/4 arm slot with good shape to his curveball. 

Brandon Rogers (2022 OF, Chicago, IL) singled in his first at bat of the game. Rogers has a line drive swing plane with bat speed and had a ball come off the bat at 94mph. 

Payton Ebbing (2022 C, Loveland, OH) hit a Home Run in today's game for the Navy team today. Ebbing showed lots of pop in his bat with lift to his swing and hammered the ball over the left field fence. 

Jackson Cox (2022 RHP, Toutle, WA) sat 88-92mph on his fastball mixing in his curveball at 74mph, a slider at 79mph, and his changeup at 81mph. Cox has a live arm pitching with from a high 3/4 arm slot good life to his fastball and pounded the lower half of the strike zone. 

Gavin Kilen (2022 SS, Milton, WI) - showed his ability to go backside by hitting a loud double past the left fielder in his only at bat of the day. 

Riley Stanford (2022 OF, Gainesville, GA) - flashed his upside on the mound by sitting 90-94 and not allowing a hit in his sole inning of work.

Cadmiel Pompa (2022 OF, Lakeland, FL) - displayed his speed on the bases getting on with a single and stealing 2nd and 3rd. 

Jake Dodge (2022 1B, Tigard, OR) - roped a loud double that one hopped the fence in left center field in the first inning. 

RJ Austin (2022 SS, Atlanta, GA) - smoked a 377 foot no doubt home run high into the trees ins only at bat in the game.

Ethan Patera (2022 RHP, Downers Grove, IL) - showcased his short and quick arm action in 2 dominant innings of work. He sat 86-90 with his fastball with a 79 MPH slider. He struck out three. 

Parker Byrd (2022 MIF, Laurinburg, NC) made solid contact at the plate both times he came up today. Byrd showed a line drive swing plane with an aggressive approach at the plate. 

Alvin Keels (2022 SS, Portsmouth, VA) crushed a Home Run to LF today for the East team. Keels showed the ability to square the ball up at the plate with plenty of bat speed. 

Griffin Herring (2022 LHP, Southlake, TX) sat 85-89mph on his fastball today mixing in his slider at 81mph and his changeup at 81mph. Herring has a fast arm mixing in all 3 of his pitches for strikes and has a smooth repeatable delivery. 

Julien Hachem (2022 LHP, Oak Park, IL) sat 86-90mph on his fastball mixing in his curveball at 76mph, a slider at 82mph and his changeup at 80mph. Hachem has a long loose arm action with an aggressive approach on the mound, and does a good job of maintaining his arm speed on his changeup. 

Gavin Kilen (2022 SS, Milton, WI) doubled in his first at bat of the game today. Kilen showed good bat speed at the plate with good instincts on the bases. 

Andruw Jones (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA) - reached out and poked a double down the right field line in his 2nd AB, floating around the bases and showing off his athletic ability. 

Andrew Glass (2022 C, Lake Charles, LA) - went down and barreled a curveball and drove it into left field for the first hit of the game. He also stole a base and came around to score the first run for the USA team. 

Christian Jackson (2022 RHP/SS, Stockbridge, GA) - had a double in the game this afternoon. Jackson showed bat speed at the plate with the ability to square the ball up at the plate. 

Cole Ketchum (2022 RHP, West Point, MS) - topped out at 89mph this morning mixing in his curveball at 75mph and his changeup at 79mph. Ketchum pitches to both sides of the plate, pitching from a high 3/4 arm slot with depth to his curveball and mixes in both his off-speed pitches for strikes consistently. 

Michael Lombardi (2022 SS, Pound Ridge, NY) - showed a good approach at the plate today. Lombardi has a smooth swing with bat speed and makes solid contact at the plate. 

Parker Byrd (2022 MIF, Laurinburg, NC) showcased a strong swing with loud contact to all parts of the field. Byrd generates fires his hips and gets the hands going well knocking barrels to all parts of the field.

Andrew Fischer (2022 3B, Wall, NJ) has a long swing plane and can impact the baseball to both gaps. The bat speed stands out with Fischer who is going to continue to unlock more power as he adds strength. 

Nolan Kutney (2022 2B, Montoursville, PA) took a professional round of BP spraying the ball well on a line. The bat to ball skills really stood out keeping the barrel through the zone and on time to impact.

Andy Holub (2022 3B, Bronxville, NY) creates plenty of bat speed through the hitting zone getting the bat head out in front and impacting the ball to the pull side. It’s a big leg kick that Holub uses to generate that bat and hand speed while staying balanced with the overall stroke. 

Cannon Peebles (2022 C, Mechanicsville, VA)added to his top catching round defensively showcasing big-time tools at the plate from both sides. The left-handed swing has some power to the pull side and the right-handed swing showed a more all fields approach with some jump to center field.

Termarr Johnson (2022 SS, Atlanta, GA) showcased incredible hand speed at the plate. He worked more so to the opposite field but flashed the ability to lift to the middle of the field too. 

Devin Taylor (2022 OF, Cincinnati, OH) has  such a smooth stroke at the plate with very easy bat speed and jump to the pull side. He times the baseball well with a short stride into contact and barreled up the baseball consistently. 

Jordan Austin (2022 OF, Lees Summit, MO) found the barrel on a line a lot to the middle of the field. Once he adds more strength the power will continue to come with Austin’s level stroke. 

Ethan Bourg (2022 SS, Magnolia, TX) shifts well into contact with a balanced leg lift. He gets the bat head out in front with good bat speed and leverage. 

Justin Vossos (2022 SS, Missouri City, TX) displayed plenty to like in the righthanded box. A lifted swing with good hip fire and jump from the middle of the field to pull along with power to continue to come with maturity. 

Gavin Kilen (2022 SS, Milton, WI) has such an easy swing at the plate with jump off of the barrel. Kilen uses looseness to his stroke and ease to the overall operation with a lofted plane.

Marshall Lipsey (2022 OF, Longview, TX) repeated his swing over and over again with consistent results of liners to the pull side. The swing is fast with quickness to his hands and barrel along with good bat to ball skills. 

Jayden Lobliner (2022 C, St Charles, IL) swings with intent getting in a groove with his bat head out in front. The ball can jump when on time and the bat speed certainly projects.

Cade McGarrh (2022 SS, Frisco, TX) barreled everything thrown his way with a consistent line drive round. His swing projects very well for more power too but the hit tool right now was one of the best of the evening. 

Wilburn Furniss (2022 1B, Nacogdoches, TX) has a great frame with strength throughout and that strength is implemented well into his swing. The power was on full display with lift to the pull side and very loud contact when impacted on time. 

Alex Stanwich (2022 OF, Tinley Park, IL) flashed some really intriguing power on one ball in particular that went halfway up the trees in left field. The swing is fast and the approach is an all or nothing approach.

Josh Tate (2022 SS, Fayetteville, GA) has looseness to his hands and sprayed the ball to the middle of the field on a line. The hand-eye and barrel skills standout and his round really projected well. 

Andruw Jones (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA) had a standout round with such an easy swing from a unique high hand setup. The power to the pull side is the standout tool that included a pair of deep flys over the 365 ft. sign. 

Dominic Hellman (2022 SS, Mill Creek, WA) uses his 6-foot-6, 215-pound frame into his swing and the ball jumps off of his barrel when squared. The swing is pretty linear with an all fields approach and lots of projectable power in the box along with an outstanding amount of upside. 

Grant Aycock (2022 RHP, Greensboro, NC) showcased easy jump from the right side with an easy trigger. The left-handed swing is a bit more developing but has things to like with the ability to spray the baseball to all parts of the field. 

Tucker Toman (2022 3B, Columbia, SC) has huge power from the left side that included a bomb halfway up the scoreboard in right field. The left-hand swing has lots of bat speed with fast hands and barrel whip.

Lincoln Sheffield (2022 1B, Flowood, MS) displayed power to the pull side that included a bomb. The Mississippi State commit has a strong swing in the box and does a good job of getting the bat head out in front and meeting the ball out there.

Brad Gregory (2022 C, Sanford, NC) also has power to the pull side that he flashed in his round of batting practice. The left-handed hitting catcher has looseness to his hands with a lift to his swing path. 

Mason White (2022 SS, Tucson, AZ) has a vry balanced swing with easy hand speed and a line drive approach. The left-handed swing starts with a high leg lift and uncoils well into contact with plenty of projectable juice. 

Mikey Romero (2022 SS, Menifee, CA) has an open stance in the box with easy bat speed that projects in a big way. The Arizona commit works from gap to gap with his approach and has the bat speed to project for plenty of power. 

Trevor Fox (2022 1B, San Diego, CA) used his long limbs and flashed what is to come with huge power potential in the lefthanded box. Fox, when getting the head out in front drives the ball deep into the gaps and projects so well in the future.

Bryan Martinez (2022 OF, Menifee, CA) found nothing but barrels in the right-handed box. The swing is easy with present bat speed and lots of hard line drive contact.

Angelo Aleman (2022 SS, Los Angeles, CA), like his teammate Martinez, found lots of barrels in the right-handed box with lots of bat speed and power potential. Aleman squared up the ball consistently on a line using his lower half well and getting the hands going to the ball.

Armando Briseno (2022 3B, Fontana, CA) went the opposite way better than anyone else on the day with power to the oppo gap. The ball jumps off of his barrel and when he gets the head out he shows the ability to pull the ball with impact as well. 

Rylan Haider (2022 RHP, Olympia, WA), although listed as a right-handed pitcher only, generates some backspin and drove one ball in particular out to the pull side. He swings with intent and gets the head out at times and the ball jumps when on time. 

Karson Bowen (2022 C, Anaheim Hills, CA) has a heavy barrel in the box and the ball jumps especially to the opposite field. The hands starts low and stay on plane well with strength through impact. 

Jacob Reimer (2022 SS, Yucaipa, CA) went back to back in two consecutive swings for a pair of long bombs. The bat speed and power combination is pretty special for the Cal State Fullerton commit. 

Christian Smith (2022 OF, Temecula, CA) displayed pretty easy juice from the middle to the pull side. His launch angles are positive and the ball really flies when he gets to it on time. 

Giovanni Febus (2022 SS, Miramar, FL) added to his standout infield round with a loose swing with plenty of extension as well as separation. The swing and body project well moving forward as he continue to add strength. 

Santiago Ordonez (2022 C, Coral Springs, FL) uses his lower half and impacts the baseball from gap to gap with intent. His power is going to continue to come and his power along with his ability to receive behind the plate make him a high end talent. 

Alex Wade (2022 OF, Decatur, AL) makes a surprising amount of jump off of his barrel. The frame has so much room to fill with strength and the end product could be very special with that ability to already make loud contact.

Evan Griffis (2022 OF, Longwood, FL) displays good hand speed in the box as well as a positive launch angle. The ball jumps off of his bat with natural backspin when squared. 

Jesus Pena (2022 SS, Miami, FL) made high exit velocities a regular thing in his round of batting practice. The ball just simply comes off different off of his barrel with loud contact and power to pull. 

Tyler LeJeune (2022 SS, Iota, LA) sets up in a crouched stance with good bat speed to the pull side. The juice to pull has exceptional projection and the approach at the plate is promising as well.

Chris Arroyo (2022 OF, Coral Springs, FL) put together a nice round with juice that projects and more power to come. The lift he creates and the hand speed make for a nice recipe with future projection. 

Colby Shelton (2022 SS, Litha, FL) has long been a consistent performer on the tournament circuit and the professionalism in the box spraying the ball on a line to all fields stands out. When getting the head out in front,, Shelton shows plenty of power potential as well. 

Max Williams (2022 OF, Fleming Island, FL) lifted a ball over the scoreboard on East Cobb Field 1 that was eye opening to everyone in attendance. The swing is long and strong but the barrel skills and power threat are obvious. 

Manuel Beltre (2022 SS, Santo Domingo, SD) shows a confident approach in the box and plenty of whip to his barrel. The swing is so easy and the ball just jumps off of his barrel when on time. 

Brandon Rogers (2022 OF, Chicago, IL) utilizes a very simple swing in the box with a line drive swing plane from middle to pull. The hands work well when they get going and the projection with strength is intriguing. 

Andres Suarez (2022 C, Bethlehem, PA) displayed a strong swing with power to both gaps. The strength is evident from his swing and he gets the hands and hips fired to generate bat speed. 

Luke Hanson (2022 SS, Williamsburg, VA) showcased good bat to ball skills with fast hands and a line drive swing plane. Hanson is a Virginia commit with a lot to like as he fills out his 6-foot-2 frame.

Luke Adams (2022 3B, Hinsdale, IL) has a unique swing but it really works for him. The ball jumps to either gap and he swings with intent as well.