Matthew Hoskins (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA) - had his power arm on display in his two innings of work. He showcased a three pitch mix that included a fastball that ran up to 93 mph. Hoskins struck out 3 batters and later added a triple to the RCF wall

Harry Cain IV (2021 RHP, Atlanta, GA) - showed off his live arm, topping his fastball out at 91 mph, and displaying an advanced ability to command the zone. 

Adrian Aquino (2023 MIF, Stockbridge, GA) - demolished a ball to the right center gap that got to the wall for a triple. He came around to score later.

Shamaar McDuffie (2023 SS, Hampton, GA) - displayed his two-way skills in the game. He stayed back and took a ball to right field for a single in his final at bat of the game, and threw a fine 2 innings on the mound, striking out 3 while not allowing any runs. 

Elvin Figueroa (2022 1B, Kissimmee, FL) - hit an absolutely towering home run into the trees in his final at bat of the day. There is some serious power in his bat, and he had it on display. 

Weston Turner (2023 SS, Hahira, GA) displayed a long, loose swing in his line drive single up the middle in his first at-bat and scorched a line drive up the middle again in his second at bat. 

David Luigs (2022 1B, Marietta, GA) stays connected with his swing path through the zone during his round of BP and that translated in the game with his hard hit ball up the middle. In his second at bat- another hard hit ball up the middle that was on the outer half of the plate. There is a physical presence about him. 

Walker Rempfer (2022 RHP, Milton, GA) displayed a quick arm in his two innings of work. FB peaked at 85, which is progression from last time out. Was able to get great extension and commanded well on each side of the plate. Was dynamic at the plate too and getting a couple of pull side knocks. 

Will Rempfer (2023 C, Milton, GA) finished the day with one knock on the day. And it was a loud double in the left center gap. Quick hands and feel for being consistent. 

Jack Enrico (2022 C, Woodstock, GA) showed tremendous feel for the barrel in each games this weekend. Finished today's game with a double and an RBI. 

Keshav Tebeck (2023 3B, Statesboro, GA) has a very smooth left handed stroke. Has great timing and balance. Worked mostly middle and pull side. 

Logan Floyd (2023 3B, Adairsville, GA) continues to have a solid weekend. Finishes with two hits in his final game of the event. The sophomore just seemed to hit all weekend. 

Christian Jubin (2022 C, Tyrone, GA) Showing big upside on the mound as he started the game with a statement while striking out the side. Ran the fastball up to 83 mph and mixed in a sharp breaker getting knee buckles. Pitchability showing and projects on the mound going forward. Struck out all six batters he faced. For good measure, he homered to the pull-side to end his day. 

Tyler Boutwell (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA) Utilized a long, lean 6-foot-3 frame as he was confident in his arsenal. Ran the fastball up to 80 mph and mixed in a bevy of off-speed pitches. Landed all for strikes and didn’t give up a single hit. Struck out three in his two innings of work. 

LaDorian Jordan (2024 OF, Villa Rica, GA) Has been having a strong showing this weekend as he has done nothing but rake. Continued the trend today as he crushed one into the left-center gap for a standup triple. Advanced hand-eye coordination and combines that with a knack for finding barrels. 

Adam McKelvey (2024 LHP, Roswell, GA) Generated some of the loudest contact from the contest. Knows how to leverage the baseball and projects big power down the road. Got the bat head out front and ripped a double down the rightfield line. Also hit a towering shot that left the yard in a hurry to the pull-side. 

Ryan Gravely (2022 SS, Johns Creek, GA) Proved to have two-way abilities. In the box, the right-handed stick kept it short and simple as he impacted out front. Tallied a single to his name while knocking in a pair of runs. Later went on to double down the pull-side line. Was also impressive on the mound as he ran the fastball up to 86 mph. 

Jamieson "Macky" Rowland (2022 1B, Eastman, GA)Utilized a physical build as he swung it with pop in the box and showed well on the mound. Crushed a double down the leftfield line as he knocked in a run. Was also up to 79 mph on the hill. 

Nathan Haynes (2024 3B, Canton, GA) Found multiple barrels during the action today. Smooth left-handed stroke as he matched plane of the pitch. Doubled early in the game and later went on to single to the pull-side. Hit tool showing as advanced for the age. 

Ryan Henry (2022 1B, Villa Rica, GA) hit one of loudest balls from the whole weekend in his first at bat. Henry annihilated the FB to right center for a double. Ended up with two hits in the game with a single as well. 

Tate Morris (2023 C, Fayetteville, GA) looked very comfortable behind the plate. Quick transfer and release on the runner he gunned down going to second. Also added a double down the left field line. 

Eli Stephens (2024 C, Warner Robins, GA) is an impressive LHH that used the opposite field in each of his two hits. Creates great barrel feel and has great pitch recognition. 

Clarence Callaway (2024 C, Conyers, GA) is a physical framed body and was up to 85 with his FB on the mound. Struggled with command a bit, but overall possessed a quick arm and some pitchability there into the future. 

Jordan Chatman (2022 2B, Atlanta, GA) in his first at bat, got a single up the middle. And then proceeded to steal two bases in a row and ended up scoring soon after he reached third. Head's up runner when he manages to get on base.

Jordan Holbert (2023 2B, Willamston, SC) and Cody Johnson (2023 SS, Harvest, AL) both ended up with two hits for Team Orange, being able to utilize each part of the field in each of their two hits. 

Anderson Deaderick (2024 OF, Marietta, GA) is an athletic/twiched up player. The primary outfielder laced a triple in the left center group. Has present bat to ball skills and plus running ability. 

Nicholas Allen (2023 OF, Milton, GA) is a very physical athlete who works under control and repeats his swing well while producing big bat speed and violence through the zone to drive the ball hard on a line to the pull side consistently.

Kaden Galason (2022 SS, Kathleen, GA) is another good athlete who generates excellent bat speed while staying loose through the zone allowing him to adjust, find the barrel consistently and produce carry to the middle and pull side.

Jacob Torres (2022 OF, Bronx, NY) is a physical lefthanded hitter who leverages and incorporates his lower half well to create lift with ease and produce long carry to the pull side fairly consistently. 

Elmer Figueroa (2022 C, Kissimmee, FL) is extremely physical and shows massive power when he is able to get to the barrel, which he did a good amount during his round driving the ball deep to pull.

Elvin Figueroa (2022 1B, Kissimmee, FL) is also very physical and incorporates it well as he leans on the front side and fires his hands through producing hard line drives all over the pull side. 

Nolan Turner (2022 SS, Gainesville, GA) has a sound swing that he is able to repeat well while working slightly uphill and finding the barrel consistently on well-struck contact to the middle of the field. 

Brody Winter (2022 OF, Anderson, SC) is a long and projectable outfielder who had a great round finding the barrel a ton and rotating on time with good bat speed to impact the ball deep to either gap.

Edwin Toribio (2022 3B, Statesboro, GA) has huge physicality in his frame and was able to use it well later in his round as he got his timing and used his explosiveness to drive the ball a long way to the middle and opposite field gap. 

David Luigs (2022 1B, Marietta, GA) is a high energy player who uses his strength in his swing well as he torques hard and fires his hands through to impact the ball hard to the pull side.

Jacori McGee (2023 SS, Smyrna, GA) has a quick swing with good length through the zone and whip to the barrel as he’s able to work to all parts of the field and will garner great results with some added strength.

Weston Turner (2023 SS, Hahira, GA) is physical and swings with authority as he works violent through the zone using his whole body to produce hard carrying line drives to the middle and pull. 

Walker Barron (2023 C, Atlanta, GA) swings the bat athletically and does a great job of using his hands to match plane while still generating good bat speed and some jump off the barrel.

Jae Williams (2022 OF, Atlanta, GA) is a big swinger at the dish as he swings looking to do damage creating leverage with his hands and driving the ball well to all fields.

Matthew Hoskins (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA) is an uber-impressive hitter who works under control with good length and uses his physicality to drive the baseball a long way as he sent some balls out during drills and in game action.

Will Plattner (2022 C, Chatham, IL) brings a sound approach to the dish as he stays within himself but has enough physicality to drive the ball out to any part of the park to go with his handle of the barrel and ability to simplify. 

Kennedy Cooper Jr. (2022 OF, Statesboro, GA) works direct with his swing as he throws his hands at the ball on plane and is able to drive the ball well the other way.

Clarence Callaway (2024 C, Conyers, GA) is a very physical swinger who ambushed balls all round long exploding through impact while showing an excellent combination of physicality and comfort with the barrel. 

Ryan Gravely (2022 SS, Johns Creek, GA) is explosive at the dish using length in the swing and a good feel for the barrel to drive the ball hard to the middle of the field pretty consistently. 

Christian Jubin (2022 C, Tyrone, GA) is very fluid through the zone as he took a pro approach to the round staying under control and working to both gaps with relative ease. 

Tristan Head (2023 SS, Jupiter, FL) has had an impressive weekend all-around and his round offensively was equally as good as he showed strength and explosiveness from the right side and the same on the left, but more leverage an ability to really drive the ball a long way to pull from that side.

Chase Cartron (2024 1B, Owens Cross Roads, AL) is a really physical lefthanded bat who is loose with his hands and creates great leverage with his length as he impacts the ball hard and extends well through it to produce long carry to the pull side.

Zachary Turner (2022 1B, Atlanta, GA) works fairly short to the ball but has the pure strength and bat speed to drive the ball a long way when he can get extended, especially to the opposite field. 

Nicholas Noto (2022 SS, Huntersville, NC) is a solid athlete who is very loose and fluid on the offensive end as he uses a real sound approach and comfort with the barrel to produce consistent line drive contact. 

Coleman Granberry (2023 1B, Auburn, AL) Utilized a physical build as he swung it with intent in the box. Took a good inner half fastball and drove it into the left-center gap for a standup double while knocking in a run. Middle of the order type bat who is going to produce for years to come. Also jumped on the mound and was up to 81 mph. 

Cooper Sanford (2024 C, Fayette, AL) Proved to be far advanced for age as he worked with a three-pitch mix. Ran the fastball up to 81 mph and tunneled a tumbling changeup off it. Proved he can land the breaking ball for a strike too with late vertical bite. Struck out one and didn’t give up a hit in 2.0 innings of work. Also singled up the middle to knock in a run late in the game. 

Kelton Phillips (2022 SS, Round Rock, TX) Showcased advanced feel with the bat in the box as he proved he could match plane. Smoked a gapper into right-center and cruised into second with a standup double. Later went on to tally another double to his name as he drove one into the pull-side gap. Plenty of twitch in the frame and projects even more power down the road. 

Ford Hallock (2022 OF, Norcross, GA) Found a few loud barrels during the action today. Crushed a single to the pull-side as he showed off his bat speed. Proved he could run a bit as well as he took extra bags on the paths before going on to score. 

Kaden Galason (2022 SS, Kathleen, GA) Flashed signs of next level athleticism as he tripled during the action while gliding around the paths. Violent stroke in the box as he looks to do damage early in the count. Shows gap to gap power and projects even more down the road when the frame fills out.  

Haden Gupton (2022 C, Alpharetta, GA) Has had a strong couple of days now both in the box and behind the dish. Smoked a single back up the middle today as he knocked in a run. Has also shown feel for framing the baseball and blocks it up on balls in the dirt. Strong, accurate throws down in between innings as well. Threw out a runner late in the action at second on a ball that he had to backhand. 

Jayden Reid (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA) Shows big time upside on the mound as he showcased a live arm. Ran the fastball up to 84 mph and mixed in a hammer of a breaking ball. Got some knee buckles and didn’t find any barrels. Punched out a pair in his first inning of work. Made a hell of a diving play at third and got up while throwing a strike to the bag to get the runner. 

Alexander Johnson (2021 RHP, Roswell, GA) went 3 innings and limited at-bats to soft contact for the majority of his duration on the mound. Johnson utilized a 3-pitch mix (FB, SL, CH) and works from a very loose arm action. FB sat 82-85 generating swings and misses. His SL was 71-74 and was successful as his secondary. 

Logan Floyd (2023 3B, Adairsville, GA) had a missile up the middle in his first at-bat of the game. During his round of BP, he managed stay consistent with a line-drive approach and staying through the zone. 

Will Plattner (2022 C, Chatham, IL) homered on the first pitch of his first at-bat. The 3 run Homerun sailed over the big LF wall at East Cobb Baseball Complex and left little doubt once it left his bat. Plattner finishes his day with two hits.

Austin McCabe (2024 1B, Cumming, GA) produced the first two runs of the game for Green with his 2-RBI single to centerfield. 

Walker Barron (2023 C, Atlanta, GA) in his first at-bat had a double that just missed going over the left field wall. He hustled into second base after a 4.89 turn off of first base. In his second PA, he hit a line-drive just over the SS head and finished the day with 2 SB and two runs scored to go along with his two loud barrels.

Braiden Moore (2023 RHP, Westminster, SC) ripped a line drive single up the middle. Second at-bat a few innings later, Braiden absolutely clobbered a ball over the left center wall. Finished the day with a solo homerun and single. Physical kid with present strength, showed well when he got a hold of it during BP earlier in the day. 

Matthew Hoskins (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA) got his name in the box score after the Kennesaw State commit abolished a FB offering up in the zone to the trees in left field. Hoskins finished the day with 2 H (1 Homerun) and 2 RBIs. 

William Maginnis (2024 SS, Newnan, GA) finished is day with a loud double in the left center gap. Maginnis possesses an athletic 6'2 frame and also hopped on the mound. Went one inning was up to 78 with his FB. 

Ford Hallock (2022 OF, Norcross, GA) - Drove in a run in the first inning, on an RBI double down the left field line. Showed a solid approach and a quick, compact swing. Ford added a diving play in the left-center field gap. Ford finished the day going (2/3) at the plate and throwing 2 full innings of no hit baseball, including 5 K's. 

Jack Hulse (2023 RHP, Sharpsburg, GA) - Showed advanced control of the strike zone, spotting up his fastball on both sides of the plate. Jack finished with 5 strikeouts over 3 innings pitched, only allowing 1 hit. 

Edwin Toribio (2022 3B, Statesboro, GA) - Utilized the whole field in his first 2 at bats. He flipped a 90mph pitch down the right field line for a double. In his second at bat he turned on a fastball and drove it to the warning track in LF.

Will Sword (2022 RHP, Cary, NC) - Displayed his power arm, with a fastball topping 90mph. Will added 2 K's over 2 innings of work. 

Slade Seaborn (2022 OF, Eufaula, AL) - Lined a frozen rope double down the left field line. Proving his speed and athleticism, he swiped third on the next pitch!

Landon Brice (2024 RHP, Atlanta, GA) - Ripped a double to left field in his second plate appearance. Calm and confident in the box with a smooth swing. 

Haden Gupton (2022 C, Alpharetta, GA) Proved to swing one of the quickest sticks in the game. Gets extended and shows he can drive it to all fields with some pop. Crushed a line drive to the pull-side in for a single in his first at-bat before going on to score. Also smoked one into the left-center gap for another loud barrel. 

Dawson Jones (2024 LHP, Roswell, GA) Shows big time upside on the mound as the young man worked with smooth mechanics and a quick arm. Filled up the zone as he ran the fastball up to 80 mph. Also mixed in a fading changeup and a very good breaking ball showing late, sharp bite. Missed barrels as he went 3.0 innings while striking out one while giving up just one hit. 

Brian Rivera (2024 3B, Kennesaw, GA) Utilized a strong pair of hands as he delivered the barrel to the baseball. Short, linear stroke as he drove it on a line. Singled the other way on a good outer half fastball. Proved he could run a bit as well. Also showcased well on defense as he made a solid slow roller play at third before throwing a dart on the run. 

Nate Isler (2023 RHP, Milton, GA) Had one of the loudest performances of the day as he was electric on the mound. Worked the fastball up to 88 mph and released downhill. Mixed in a breaking ball showing depth and got swing & miss with it. Also proved he could tunnel a fading changeup off the fastball. Huge upside on the mound going forward. 

Briggs Richards (2022 C, Williamston, SC) Was very fundamental behind the dish and swung it with some juice. Blocked the baseball up and showcased a very strong arm. Drove a deep fly ball to dead center that was caught by the warning track. Shows easy power in the bat and projects more down the road. 

Nicholas Allen (2023 OF, Milton, GA) One of the most physically gifted pure athletes in the class. Ran into a very loud barrel during the action as he tripled into the left-center gap. Glides around the paths and hustles at all times. A name to monitor closely going forward. 

Michael Sims (2022 3B, Dacula, GA) Proved he could drive the baseball deep into the gaps as he doubled in the right-center gap. Knows how to create leverage and utilizes advanced hand-eye coordination in the box. 

Elmer Figueroa (2022 C, Kissimmee, FL) Swung a hot bat in the box and was fundamentally sound behind the dish. Hit a hard groundball at the third baseman and later went on to double down the rightfield line. Physical presence and swings it with authority. 

Carson Knowles (2024 3B, Suwanee, GA) - roped a double to left field in his first at bat of the day and showcased advanced base running skills, taking extra bases when possible.

Deven Peter Haywood (2022 OF, Dallas, GA) - showcased his bat skills in two at bats today, both times staying back on a curveball and driving it into left field for singles. 

Tristan Head (2023 SS, Jupiter, FL) - had his loud skills on display today, roping into the outfield for a single in his first at bat of the day. 

Jonathan Queler (2024 OF, Gastonia, NC) - displayed his athleticism during the game, showing his speed and bat skills, finishing the day 1-2 with a double he hit into right center field. 

Anderson Deaderick (2024 OF, Marietta, GA) - smashed a ball to the LF wall in his final at bat of the day and later came around to score. Anderson also showcased his speediness on the bases. 

Preston Bonn (2024 C, Lawrenceville, GA) Proved to have feel for the barrel in the box. Started the game off with a double down the rightfield line. Later went on to single to the pull-side as well. Speed showing on paths. Good athlete with plenty of instincts showing. 

Trip DoVale (2022 RHP, Roswell, GA) Utilized a long, lean frame as he filled up the zone. Ran the fastball up to 85 mph and mixed in a sharp breaking ball. Proved he could elevate the fastball and was efficient in his work on the mound. Struck out 5 on one hit. 

Robert Hunt (2023 LHP, Woodville, GA) Showing plenty of upside in his 6-foot-5 frame. 4 pitch mix being utilized. Fastball in the low-80’s with pinpoint command. Fading changeup and a very sharp breaking ball getting swing and miss. Also mixed in a knuckle ball for strikes. Struck out two on three hits. 

Jackson Bosch (2022 LHP, Savannah, GA) Fluid arm stroke as the lefty worked both sides of the dish. Ran the fastball into the low-70’s while showing a sharp breaker as well. Knows how to miss barrels as he delivered from a naturally deceptive slot. 

Jake Carden (2023 RHP, Meansville, GA) Entered in the middle of the action and went right after hitters. Whip to the arm showing as he was up to 82 mph. Depth to the breaking ball proving he can get swing and miss. Worked quickly and proved to be efficient. Struck out four on one hit. 

Clarence Callaway (2024 C, Conyers, GA) Showcased big time bat speed in the box. Natural lift to the swing as he attacked the baseball with authority. Lined out to third base during the action. Power in the bat showing too as he crushed a double off the top of the left-center wall. 

Coy Argo (2024 SS, Commerce, GA) Proved to have easy power in the box as he fired the hands and hips generating big bat speed. Doubled off the top of the rightfield fence. Loudest contact of the game as he projects plenty of power going forward.