Deion Cole (2026 SS, Acworth, GA) is an electric young prospect who has an outstanding foundation of tools for success into his high school career. He's got strength and bat speed in his right-handed swing already that he used to send multiple shots near the left field wall and moves around the diamond with a prowess well above his age. 

Landen Whitman (2025 C, Cartersville, GA) is a good sized young prospect who uses his length well in his swing to elevate the ball with some authority given his physicality at present.

Lorenzo Laurel (2026 OF, Coral Springs, FL) had a solid day at the dish, picking up a single and a pair of doubles in his five at-bats. He has some strength behind the swing already and generates a good amount of bat speed because of it. 

TJ Bradford (2025 SS, Hewlett, NY) is an exciting prospect who is young for his graduation year and impressed with his barrel feel and on the defensive end. He had a true inside-the-park homerun in his first at-bat where he burned the left fielder and ran well to come around and score.

Aaron Hurley (2026 1B, Port Charlotte, FL) is a pretty physical young prospect with some length to his frame that allows him to adjust the barrel head and generate some jump off impact. He picked up three hits in his four at-bats today.

Jordan Johnson (2026 3B, Loganville, GA) picked up multiple hits in game action today using his advanced physicality to generate good bat speed and get the barrel through the zone well, impacting the ball on a line to the pull side. 

Lincoln Thompson (2026 OF, Brighton, MI) - was on base in every one of his plate appearances today, ending up with 3 hits. Thompson drove the ball up the middle twice, while also showing a willingness to take the ball the other way into right field. 

Carter Douglas (2026 C, Raceland, LA) - impressed today with a very advanced swing for his age. Douglas continuously drove the ball hard to the outfield while also showing that he knows how to run the bases well and take extra bases. 

Javier Romero (2026 OF, INF, Chandler, AZ) - had a fantastic day at the plate and in the field, ending with 3 hits and many good plays defensively. Romero showed off his smooth playmaking abilities and baseball instincts. 

Bubba Coleman (2026 SS, Tolleson, AZ) - made a lot of loud contact throughout the game and showed some good strength for his age. Coleman finished with 3 hits, including a nice drive to the opposite field and a long double that cleared the head of the opposing outfielder. 

JC Pacheco (2026 SS, Belleville, NJ) - displayed a smooth, athletic stroke in the game with good contact straight up the middle of the field. Pacheco was on base all game , hitting the ball hard in most at bats. 

Dylan McAllister (2026 LHP/1B, Tallahassee, FL) made solid contact at the plate multiple times today. McAllister showed a level swing with bat speed and has a good swing. 

Pedro Davila Sierra (2026 C, San Lorenzo, PR) showed a confident approach at the plate and hits the ball where it's pitched. 

Rockson Akahi (2026 SS, Irvine, CA) has some pop in his bat with bat speed and makes consistent contact. 

Jace Mataczynski (2026 MIF, Hudson, WI) showed a nice easy swing at the plate with a sound approach and hits the ball where it's pitched. 

RJ Cope (2026 OF, Lawrenceville, GA) showed the ability to square the ball up multiple times this morning with a level swing. 

Carsen Gagliano (2025 C, Hammond, LA) doubled in the game for the Navy team today. Gagliano showed pop in his bat with a level swing and has bat speed. 

Justin Lee (2025 RHP, Chantilly, VA) crushed two doubles during the game and showed excellent strength through contact. Lee burned the centerfielder for a loud double early and followed that with one to the opposite field. 

Brian Grant Jr. (2026 3B, Chicago, IL) collected three hits on the afternoon including two doubles to both sides of the field. There's good length and loft to the stroke and his ability to impact the ball posits power upside. 

Diego Perez (2026 2B, Doral, FL) is a hit collector who showed very good bat to ball skills. He has a short, controlled stroke from the right side and tallied three hits on the day. 

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, San Diego, CA) had two of the hardest hit balls of the game with two line drive doubles that jumped off the barrel. He's an impact athlete with premium offensive tools and the upside is vast. 

Joseph Lawson (2026 C, Fort Myers, FL) tallied four singles on the day and three of them were well-struck barrels. Lawson controls the zone well with good barrel awareness and his ability to hit the ball hard stands out. 

Nicolas Taylor (2026 OF, Suwanee, GA) uses the whole field to his advantage as he slapped two hits to the opposite field including a double. He later showed he can turn the barrel over with intent on a single to the right side. 

Parker Williams (2026 MIF, Fayetteville, GA) has a short, lofted stroke and uses that to work balls to both sides. Williams has a crisp swing and his ability to find the barrel is notable. 

Jacob Rowell (2026 1B, Saraland, AL) uses his long limbs to create functional bat speed with a crisp swing plane. Rowell tallied three hits and has a high contact approach. 

Shawn Sullivan (2026 OF, Barberton, OH) stood out early in this game as he fired a strike from center field to home to double up a runner. He also put the barrel on the baseball early and often. 

Tyler J Rodriguez (2026 C, Miami, FL) smoked a ball deep over the left fielder’s head in this one. Rodriguez got the bat head out in front and time, leveraged and created back spin for a long fly ball hit. 

John Braswell (2026 1B, Mathews, AL) is a strong player who barreled the ball with some of the higher exit velocities of the day. Braswell has a shorter stroke, a level swing plane and power that is already showing up in games.

Tanner Uderitz (2026 OF, Delray Beach, FL) went the other way for a long double in the game. Uderitz drove home a run with his extra base hit and also roamed the outfield tracking balls at a high level. 

Sullivan Reed (2026 SS, Meridian, MS) barreled the baseball pretty consistently in the game. He showed an all fields approach and strength to his wrists to create good impact when squaring the baseball. 

Enmanuel Beltre (2028 SS, Dominican Republic, SD) may be one of the youngest players in attendance but that didn't stop him from showcasing a clean swing with good balance and already the ability to get the bat head out with a wood bat. 

TJ Bradford (2025 SS, Hewlett, NY) gets the head out in front and fires his hips to create a rotational swing with looseness to his hands. 

Angel AcuNa (2026 RHP, La Mirada, CA) has a well-timed swing that consistently created contact on a line. 

Matt Ponatoski (2026 SS, Hamilton, OH) has advanced bat speed in the dish. The swing starts with an even stance with a line drive approach and shifts well to create some good impact. 

Carlos Pereira (2026 C, Jamaica, NY) uses a full swing with looseness to his hands to generate good lift with his advanced hand strength. 

Tanner Uderitz (2026 OF, Delray Beach, FL) can drive the baseball already. He can send the ball from gap to gap with a line drive swing plane and a feel for the barrel. 

Diego Martinez (2025 RHP, Pacoima, CA) strides into contact and showcased some of the best power of the day at the 13U level. His hands works and his wrists are strong as he gets the lower half going and impacts the baseball. 

Shawn Sullivan (2026 OF, Barberton, OH) drove the ball well using advanced bat speed and a balanced swing. 

John Braswell (2026 1B, Mathews, AL) already has the ability to get the bat head out in front. His strength plays and his barrel skills are advanced beyond his years. 

Jordan Johnson (2026 3B, Loganville, GA) is a physical third baseman with a strong swing already. He meets the ball out in front on a downhill swing path. 

The top round of the day at the 13U age group belonged to Deion Cole (2026 SS, Acworth, GA) who drove the ball with ease to the pull side. Cole's round was consistently highlighted by a loud barrel and lots of power potential in the future. 

Landen Whitman (2025 C, Cartersville, GA) has strength at the plate. His hands get deep when he loads up while the strength plays when on time to the ball. 

Lorenzo Laurel (2026 OF, Coral Springs, FL) flashed plenty of bat speed and hand quickness. His stroke is loose and level with things to project on long term. 

Bubba Coleman (2026 SS, Tolleson, AZ) sets up with an even stance in the box. He flashed lift at times, a feel for the barrel and projects well with additional strength gains. 

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, San Diego, CA) has a loose swing and creates separation effectively. Wood fires his hips Ito contact and meets the ball out in front. 

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) followed suit of his twin brother putting on an impressive display in the box. His bat speed already stands out and stays well-balanced and timed with every swing. 

Carter Douglas (2026 C, Raceland, LA) has a line drive swing plane with the ability to lift and create back spin as well. 

Henry Glime (2026 1B, Duluth, GA) sets up with an even stance and a high hand set in the box. His swing is level with a middle of the field approach that stood out for his ability to consistently hit the ball on the barrel. 

Rockson Akahi (2026 SS, Irvine, CA)uses a toe tap trigger striding in on time and meeting the baseball out in front for hard contact. 

Lucas Cannady (2026 3B, Tallahassee, FL) has bat speed present in his swing. Cannady utilizes a crouched stance with some jump to the baseball when on time, as he was on time often in this look. 

Austin Finegan (2026 OF, Clovis, CA) swings with intent and good hand speed. He fires the hips into contact and the ball already jumps a bit when squared. 

Brody Kraft (2026 OF, Saint Augustine, FL) created back spin to the baseball with his loose swing and advanced impact strength. 

Justin Lee (2025 RHP, Chantilly, VA) showed intriguing power potential long term with his round. Although a primary pitcher, Lee's swing is going to produce juice when on time to the ball as he already flashes it when getting his lower half fully involved in his swing. 

Cruz Luna (2026 C, Crownsville, MD) knocked in two hits on the day including a screamer of a double in his first plate appearance. Luna separates and torques his lower half well to posit some intriguing power potential as he develops; he was also up to 76 mph with a good changeup on the mound.

Austin Finegan (2026 OF, Clovis, CA) has an arm action that is quick and easy while working well in conjunction with the delivery. The fastball topped out at 72 mph with a late breaking curveball that he could land for stirkes. 

Lucas Cannady (2026 3B, Tallahassee, FL) went with an elevated outer half pitch and smacked an extra base hit to the opposite field. The bat speed and hittability stand out while he was also up to 76 mph on the bump. 

Brody Kraft (2026 OF, Saint Augustine, FL) has three quality pitches he can throw for strikes and worked up to 74 from an over the top slot. The changeup was excellent with late tumble and he can land the curveball too. 

Jagger Dohn (2026 LHP, Mount Vernon, OH) collected two hits on the afternoon and used the whole field in the process. He's shown good contact skills with the ability to manipulate the barrel head. 

Carter Douglas (2026 C, Raceland, LA) showed a quick powerful stroke with a laced double to the pull side. Strong arm with quick reactions behind the plate as well

Van Tellier (2026 SS, Minnetonka, MN) showed smooth actions, footwork and a strong arm across the diamond from all 3 IF positions. 2 Very nice plays one to the glove side one to the backhand.

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) went down and got the barrel on a tough down and away breaking ball for a 2 strike single. Showed plenty of athleticism with his legs. Dominant on the mound with a loose quick arm up to 81 MPH.

Dean Cappelletti (2026 3B, Benson, NC) showed a long cross body arm action from a ¾ slot. Lively FB up to 71 MPH with cut action and a sharp slider at 64 MPH

Jack Leach (2026 RHP, Charlotte, NC) showed a loose fluid arm action with heavy sink to his fast ball up to 81 MPH. Commanded a big, sharp 65 MPH breaker that misses bats.

EJ Allen (2026 C, London, KY) showed a short quick swing and put together a multi hit game.

Lorenzo Laurel (2026 OF, Coral Springs, FL) ambushed a loud double in his first time at the plate to the pullside. Worked two hitless innings on the mound with a fastball that jumps out of the hand, maintaining velocity in the high 70s and running it up to 79. Has an overall advanced approach to the game for the age.

Jordan Johnson (2026 3B, Loganville, GA) showed tremendous two-way potential dominating on both the mound and at the plate. Has a ton of strength in the batters box going 2-3 with a long double over the left fielders head and a ringing double down the left field line. Also, displayed a quick arm on the mound running his fastball up to 78 and fanning four hitters in two perfect innings of relief. 

Landen Whitman (2025 C, Cartersville, GA) displayed a big, strong and athletic frame and quick hands at the dish shooting a line drive single back up the middle. Showed off good hands and a strong throwing arm across the infield as well.

Deion Cole (2026 SS, Acworth, GA) laced an RBI double into the left-center field gap utilizing an open stance and good bat speed in the box. Showcased tremendous athleticism with smooth actions on the field to go with good speed on the base paths.

Yamato Takahashi (2025 2B, Hartland, WI) filled up the strike zone punching out the side in order in one inning of work on the mound. Possesses a lively arm and changes speeds well with command to both sides of the plate.

John Braswell (2026 1B, Mathews, AL) smoked a double down the left field line in his second at bat with the ball jumping off the bat. Flashed a breaking ball with good depth to it on the mound as well. 

Enmanuel Beltre (2028 SS, Dominican Republic, SD) started the game off with a single down the leftfield line and then took advantage of some lethargic play by taking second base. Instincts already showing with great feel for the bat head in the box. Plays a smooth short stop as well and proved to be instinctual here. 

TJ Bradford (2025 SS, Hewlett, NY) generated some of the loudest contact of the day as he smoked one in his first at-bat to the pull-side while knocking in a run. Easy pop in the bat & projects some power down the road. Aggressive on the base paths as well. 

Brody Brantley (2027 C, Punta Gorda, FL) utilized a short and simple cut at the dish as he impacted the baseball out front. Singled back up the middle in his first at-bat. 

Matt Ponatoski (2026 SS, Hamilton, OH) was comfortable in the box as the lefty proved he could leverage the baseball. He got the bat head out front and smoked a line drive right at the second baseman. Shows big upside in the box and will be a power threat down the road. Was also robbed of a base knock as he sprayed it to left-field. Was also dominant on the mound on the mound as he struck out the side. Ran the fastball up to 74 mph and mixed in a sharp breaking ball as well. Huge two way potential showing. 

Tanner Uderitz (2026 OF, Delray Beach, FL) had a solid day at the dish as he proved he could lift the baseball for power. Drove one to the pull-side and then stole a couple bags before scoring. Later in the action, he took an outer half pitch and drove it over the first baseman's head for a standup double. 

Luke Wadsworth (2025 OF, Punta Gorda, FL) proved to have upside as a two-way prospect going forward. In the box, he did a good job getting the bat head out front and attacked the baseball. Singled to the pull-side early in the contest. On the mound, the right-hander was athletic in his delivery as he filled up the zone. Ran the fastball up to 72 mph and mixed in a curveball for strikes. 

Sullivan Reed (2026 SS, Meridian, MS) took some confident cuts in the box and found the barrel consistently. Proved he could create separation and leveraged the baseball. Hammered one deep to leftfield that was eventually caught but still got his point across that he has big time juice in the bat. 

Jett Little (2026 RHP, Bedford, MA) was solid on the mound today as he carved hitters up. Ran the fastball up to 73 mph and mixed in a sinking changeup. Feel for opposing bats and changed eye levels. Confident on the mound and shows upside here. 

Javon Bryant (2026 OF, Sunland, CA) swung a hot stick from the left-side of the dish. Found multiple barrels as he proved he could pull it for power. Short and simple cuts as he showed to have advanced bat on ball skills. 

Tyler J Rodriguez (2026 C, Miami, FL) drove one late in the contest to deep leftfield for some of the loudest contact of the day. Did a good job transferring weight into the swing as he crushed one deep to the pull-side. Cruised into second for a standup double before going on to score. 

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, San Diego, CA) has a nice long, athletic frame with room to fill out in the future. Harrington showed good feel in the box utilizing an open stance and nice rhythm.

Bubba Coleman (2026 SS, Tolleson, AZ) was impressive in the field and at the plate. Coleman showcased a quick explosive bat and plus speed throughout the day. He was also up to 76MPH on the mound.

Thomas Collins (2026 OF, River Vale, NJ) showed nice actions in the box with a sac fly and base hit using a short compact stroke with a middle to backside approach.

JC Pacheco (2026 SS, 3B, Belleville, NJ) has some arm strength and lived in the low-70s with his fastball. He struck out the side in his inning of work.

Brody Kraft (2026 OF, Saint Augustine, FL) doubled and singled in the game for the royal team today. Kraft showed a level swing with bat speed at the plate and has pop. 

Jacob Webster (2026 SS, Victorville, CA) doubled in the game for the royal team today. Webster showed an aggressive approach at the plate with a nice easy swing. 

Chase Kiker (2026 2B/RHP, Indian Trail, NC) had a good showing on the mound today. Kiker struck out 5 batters in 2 innings of work keeping hitters off balance by mixing in his pitches consistently for strikes. 

Evan Arcement (2026 SS, Raceland, LA) doubled for the red team today. Arcement showed a level swing at the plate with the ability to square the ball up. 

Carter Douglas (2026 C, Raceland, LA) showed well behind the plate this afternoon. Douglas has a quick transfer behind the plate with an accurate arm. 

Emmanuel "Manny" Lantigua (2025 SS, Boca Raton, FL) doubled in his last at bat of the day. Lantigua has a smoth swing at the plate with a confident approach and has bat speed. 

Jack Leach (2026 RHP/SS, Charlotte, NC) singled both times he came up to the plate today. Leach showed a line drive swing plane, consistently squaring the ball up this afternoon. 

Dean Cappelletti (2026 3B, Benson, NC) singled both times he came up to the plate as well today. Cappelletti has a big solid build with pop in his bat and showed bat speed. 

Mason Fewell (2026 LHP/1B, Galveston, TX) singled in his last two at bats of the day today. Fewell showed an aggressive approach at the plate with the ability to go with the pitch. 

Kenny Michael Rhodes lV (2026 3B, Houma, LA) tripled in his last at bat of the day. Rhodes lined the ball to the LCF gap and showed good instincts on the bases. 

Justin Lee (2025 RHP, Chantilly, VA) topped out at 79mph on his fastball today mixing in his curveball at 61mph and a changeup at 69mph. Lee showed advanced knowledge of the strike zone for his age with good mechanics, and has run to his fastball. 

Jaxson Wood (2026 SS, Hoover, AL) doubled in the game for the maroon team. Wood showed a line drive swing plane with the ability to square the ball up. 

Bubba Coleman (2026 SS/RHP, Tolleson, AZ) singled both times he came up to the plate today. Coleman showed a smooth swing with a sound approach and has bat speed. In the field Coleman showed good actions with lateral agility. On the mound Coleman topped out at 76mph with his fastball. Coleman showed a quick loose arm and the ball gets on hitters quick. 

Brady Smith (2026 RHP, Van Buren, MO) had a good showing on the mound today. Smith pounded the strike zone with cutting action to his fastball and showed good depth to his curveball. 

EJ Allen (2026 C, London, KY) had a good showing behind the plate. Allen threw a guy out trying to steal second base showing off his arm and quick transfer and release skills. 

Nasir Stevenson (2026 RHP/SS, Perth Amboy, NJ) tripled in his first at bat of the day today. Stevenson does a good job of letting the ball travel, has a smooth swing at the plate and showed bat speed. 

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) doubled in his first at bat of the day today. Harrington showed good instincts on the bases with a hustle double and has a sound approach at the plate. 

Brady Snow (2026 RHP, North Palm Beach, FL) looked good on the mound for the maroon team today. Snow showed good command of his fastball pitching to both sides of the plate with a smooth easy arm action and repeatable mechanics. 

Nate Russell (2026 RHP, Dallas, GA)showed a smooth clean delivery with late life running his FB up to 76 MPH. Good 3 pitch mix with the ability to miss bats with all 3.

Tanner Uderitz (2026 OF, Delray Beach, FL) showed a deceptive delivery with a quick arm. Sneaky quick up to 73 MPH with a tight breaking ball he could throw for strikes

Landen Whitman (2025 C, Cartersville, GA) showed a smooth right handed stroke with power potential Barreled a line drive up the middle

Diego Martinez (2025 RHP, Pacoima, CA) showed a short arm delivery striking out 8 while running his FB up to 73 MPH with a sharp breaker that he commanded to both sides of the plate. Also grinded out a tough AB for a sharp single to the pull side followed by a barreled double to left center.

Hayden Porter (2025 3B, Valrico, FL) showed a short compact swing staying inside the ball for a couple of opposite field singles

Deion Cole (2026 SS, Acworth, GA) showed plenty of bat speed with a sharp double in the left center field gap. Short compact swing with plenty of athleticism on the left side of the IF.

Ethan Bass (2026 SS, Northbrook, IL) showed off an aggressive level swing plane. Bass did a nice job keeping his hands inside the baseball using the middle of the field smoking a double to RCF.

John Braswell (2026 1B, Mathews, AL) displayed some nice physicality hitting a rocket for an RBI double to the LF fence. Braswell operates from an even strong base and a loud barrel to go with it.

Shawn Sullivan (2026 OF, Barberton, OH) is an arm who is going to likely throw very hard in the future. Already up to 74 mph with his fastball at just 13 years old. Sullivan also features a sharp curveball that he is comfortable throwing often for swings and misses. 

Aaron Hurley (2026 1B, Port Charlotte, FL) used a simple compact swing with loose hands for an RBI single to the pull side. Hurley has a slender frame that should start to fill in nicely as he progresses. 

Luke Ludwig (2026 RHP, Murrieta, CA) was really efficient over the course of four innings, getting a lot of quick outs. Ludwig pounded the zone with the fastball and worked it well to both sides of the plate with a clean, low effort delivery. 

Jagger Dohn (2025 LHP, Mount Vernon, OH) offered a deceptive look to hitters with a low arm angle and tough two-pitch mix. Dohn filled up the zone with the fastball and showed great feel for a downer curveball with late break. 

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, San Diego, CA) is a quality athlete who showed out well during his time on the mound. Harrington has a very athletic delivery with a fast arm and he ran his fastball up to 77 mph. He's a power arm and mixed in a curveball with a lot of downward break. 

Austin Finegan (2026 OF, Clovis, CA) is a very projectable athlete with quick hands and some thump behind his righthanded swing. Finegan singled in his first at-bat and then got an elevated pitch he could get his hands extended on to crush to centerfield for a stand up double. 

William Austin McNair (2026 OF, Severn, MD) showed quality bat-to-ball skills and a willingness to use the whole field and take what the defense gives him. McNair has a simple stroke and delivered hits to both the pull side and opposite field during the game.