Peter Honse (2024 RHP, Youngsville, NC) was very impressive in his start exhibiting an advanced two pitch mix from his physical frame. Honse recorded allowed 0 hits and recorded 7 Ks over his 3 innings of work utilizing a FB up to 87 with good plane and paired that with CB that showed late sweeping action with depth.

Cameron Turner (2024 1B, Richlands, NC) was just as impressive in his start recording 3 strikeouts using an advanced 3 pitch mix with a FB up to 83 MPH with heavy arm side run, CB with good depth, and mixing in a quality CH.

Turner Fitzpatrick (2022 2B, Mechanicsville, VA) had the loudest swing of the weekend when he barreled up a high FB for a deep Home Run to LCF showing off the power in his high intent swing.

Charles Petty (2023 OF, Charlotte, NC) showed well on both sides of the field with a hard line drive single up the middle showing good bat speed and plane while also flashing the leather defensively with a backhand play at 3rd.

Gavin Johnson (2023 OF, Youngsville, NC) packs a punch in his swing with athletic movements throughout and showed his pop when he drove a ball for a one hopper off the CF wall resulting in a triple which he also was able to show his speed around the basepath.

Gamble Bye (2023 SS, Charlotte, NC) had a solid game on both sides showing good actions all throughout the IF defensively and collecting two hits in the game with a line drive plane and an advanced approach at the plate.

Fisher Canaday (2023 1B, Wake Forest, NC) collected two hits in the game and showed off the power from his physical frame when he drove a 2B to the pull side in his last AB

Chase Swift (2024 LHP, Chester, VA) was very impressive in his start on the mound for the Columbia Blue team. Swift pounded the strike zone and attacked hitters with his FB that he ran up to 85 MPH and mixed in an 11/5 CB recording 6 Ks and allowing only 2 hits over 3 innings. Swift also collected a hit at the plate.

Cameron Richey (2024 OF, Sanford, NC) showed his ability to cover the zone at the plate with some power as he went down and smoked a ball to the LCF gap for a triple.

Joseph Zorc (2024 SS, Sterling, VA) flashed the leather defensively throughout the game at SS and showed his ability to get the ball across the diamond with good arm strength. Zorc also collected a hit in the game turning on a ball for a single down the LF line.

William Hovey (2022 2B, Chapel Hill, NC) showed some pop in his barrel throughout the game including a ground rule double he drove deep to LCF after clearing the fence on a foul ball. Hovey also showed good athleticism on the defensive side of the ball.

CJ DiNapoli (2022 OF, Mechanicsville, VA) came out and impressed on the mound retiring the side in order in both his inning with a FB sitting 84-86 and topping 88 MPH with movement to both sides of the plate. DiNapoli showed good athleticism throughout his delivery.

Vincent Lasanta (2021 OF, Caguas, PR) showed off his power to the pull side when he drove a ball off the LF wall for a double. LaSanta has a wiry frame with athleticism present throughout.

Matthew Ferguson (2022 1B, Davidson, NC) showed his ability to drive the ball to all fields collecting two hits in the game including going to the opposite field for a double. Ferguson has strength present and a solid swing plane that stays through the zone.

Connor Ferguson (2024 1B, Davidson, NC) threw two no hit innings in his outing utilizing a quality 3 pitch mix from his long projectible frame. Ferguson's FB was up to 81 MPH with arm side run at times and complemented with a CB and CH for strikes

Jake Plainte (2024 OF, Olney, MD) threw two efficient inning and pounded the strike zone with a FB topping out at 81 MPH with sink. Plainte has advanced command for his age and mixes in a quality SL that flashed good bite. 

Brennan Helms (2024 3B, Fort Mill, SC) collected 3 hits in the game utilizing an opposite field approach and hits for contact with a good swing plane.

Stephen Kriner (2023 OF, Hope Mills, NC) had a quality game at the plate with two hits and showed some bat speed present turning on a ball for a hard single down the line.

Connor Furstenberg (2023 C, Cornelius, NC) showed a good feel for the barrel and good plate coverage on his way to a multi hit game. 

Cameron Cavender (2022 RHP, Glen Allen, VA) has some strength present already in his tall, lean frame and showed it by driving a double to the LCF gap in his 2nd AB.

Steven Ritchie (2022 RHP, Chesapeake, VA) showed well at the plate barreling up a line drive in his first AB for a double and following it up with another hit later in the game. 

Justin Webb (2023 OF, Greensboro, NC) came in and pounded the strike zone with his FB up to 82 MPH to record 2 strikeouts and allowed 0 hits.

Garrett Allred (2022 RHP, Colfax, NC) recorded 5 Ks over his 3 innings of work utilizing a natural cutting FB up to 83 MPH that he was able to pound the strike zone with and complemented with a CB and CH for a quality 3 pitch mix. 

Crispin Brockington (2023 RHP, Loganville, GA) had a quality start on the mound recording 6 Ks and allowing only 2 hits over 3 innings. Brockington showed some arm strength running his FB up to 82 MPH and flashed a SL that was up to 70 MPH with hard lateral bite.

Eli Gries-Smith (2022 OF, Keyport, NJ) had a standout day all throughout workouts and translated it over to this game with a hard line drive single up the middle for a single and showed his speed around the bases with a couple of SBs.

Clarence Callaway (2024 C, Conyers, GA) showed an up the middle approach at the plate with a line drive plane while recording an RBI single in his first AB.

John Yancey (2022 OF, Garner, NC) has a feel for the barrel and showed a good line drive plane for a line drive single over the SS.

Mitchell Kahlenberg (2022 RHP, Waxhaw, NC) threw well in his 3 inning of work on the mound allowing only one hit and recording 6 Ks. Kahlenberg showed good run on a FB that topped at 83 MPH and utilized a full 3 pitch mix from a 3/4 slot which included a firm CH and 11/5 CB.

Nathan Hollenbeck (2024 RHP, Rolesville, NC) has a lean projectible frame and threw well on the mound in his 3 innings of work pounding the strike zone with a FB up to 79 MPH with run to the arm side. Hollenbeck allowed only 1 hit while recording 6 Ks. 

Jonah Richardson (2024 3B, Carlisle, PA) showed well on both sides of the ball making an athletic play on a slow roller at 3B to get the runner and followed it up with a hard line drive up the middle showing a line drive plane.

Jordan Kahn (2022 SS, Windermere, FL) exhibited his ability to keep his hands inside the ball pulling a hard line drive double down the LF line.

Benjamen Mease (2023 RHP, Asheville, NC) showed some pop in his swing and jumped on a FB crushing a triple to the LCF field wall.

Garrett Allred (2022 RHP, Colfax, NC) has a feel for the barrel showing his ability to get his hands to the high FB a barreled a line drive to RCF for a single.

Parker Cato (2024 OF, Wake Forest, NC) has athleticism present throughout his swing with loose hands and an advanced approach at the plate. Cato drove a triple to the opposite field and showed good speed around the base paths.

Wade Hensley (2023 LHP, Pikeville, KY) impressed on the mound allowing only one ball in play over his 3 innings of work. Hensley has a physical presence on the mound and utilized a FB to both edges of the plate up to 82 MPH and mixed in a quality 1-7 CB with good depth as a strikeout pitch 

Ben Davis (2022 C, Fulton, MD) was efficient on the mound retiring the side in order in his inning of work and pounded the strike zone with a FB up to 80 MPH with good arm side run 

Brian Oakley (2024 1B, Fuquay Varina, NC) flashed his skills defensively making a highlight play on a one hopper at third base and made a quality throw across the diamond to get the runner

Tim Hudson (2024 RHP, Raleigh, NC) showed an up the middle approach with a good swing plane and barreled a single up the middle in his 1st AB of the day.

Kiernan Keller (2022 LHP, Colorado, CO) is a very efficient multiple deception pitcher with a competitor savvy and advanced feel for the mound. Looked to keep hitters off balanced utilizing hesitation leg lifts, quick pitch off-speed and changing arm slots. He ran the fastball up to 81 with plenty of natural life to it and a quick release. Breaking ball had a very sharp late bite to it that consistently found the zone. Punched out 6 in a very impressive outing.

Seth Brooks (2022 RHP, Glen Allen, VA) flashed some power arm potential running the fastball up to 88. He pitches with authority with an aggressive downhill release. Very strong player with explosive mechanics. He sat down 5 hitters relying on the heavy fastball and flashed sharp breaking ball maintaining good arm speed and showing promising break.

Ross Divers (2022 RHP, Vinton, VA) is a lengthy high-waisted build with plenty of life on the 84 mph fastball. 12/6 action breaking ball showed tight spin and consistently found the zone. With a 6-foot-5 frame he works with a short low 3/4 arm slot. Hides the ball very well and the fastball gets on the hitter quickly. Struck out six making quick work of hitters.

Drew Charney (2023 C, Minnetonka, MN) had a loud performance at the plate with two hard hits, on finding the left center wall in a hurry. He saw the ball very well and did a great job getting the barrel out in front on contact getting a full swing across the zone with great bat speed. Stays compact with tight hands showing present barrel control and generating explosive torque in his swing. Solid athletic frame fits the profile well behind the plate, employs soft hands and plenty of flexibility and strength in the lower half.

Ben Davis (2022 C, Fulton, MD) is a big and strong 6-2/200 catcher who uses his strength well in his right handed swing.  He stays under control and short to the ball and produced lots of loud barrels in his round.

Tyler Albright (2022 OF, Greensboro, NC) is a strong and athletic player who is a rare left handed thrower and right handed hitter.  A Duke commit, Albright has fast hands at the plate and creates lots of bat speed with a short path to the ball.

Colin Horneman (2022 C, St John, IN) has a well timed swing that is short to the ball and he gets nice extension out front through contact.  It's a very sound mechanical swing that will serve him very well as he gets stronger.

Eli Gries-Smith (2022 OF, Keyport, NJ) is a big and strong 6-2/195 athlete with lots of looseness and muscle twitch.  He showed big power to the gaps when he got the barrel out and extended and has plenty of potential.

Matt Heavner (2022 SS, Lincolnton, NC) is a North Carolina State commit who has a nice short swing with plenty of hand quickness and barrel acceleration.  He stays very balanced and directional through contact and squared up almost every pitch.

Leo Mangiamele (2023 3B, Westfield, NJ) is 6-3/185 and tends to over stride into his swing and get too spread but the couple of times he shorted up he showed very nice raw bat speed and lots of leverage and power potential

Drew Charney (2023 C, Minnetonka, MN) has some violence in his swing but there is no mistaking his intent and bat speed.  The ball really jumped hard when he squared it up.

Jake Mathis (2024 3B, Apex, NC) has a nice athletic build for a freshman and projects very well.  He shows present hand quickness from a calm and balanced approach and a line drive swing that will develop well.

Fisher Canaday (2023 1B, Wake Forest, NC) has an extra large 6-5/225 build and huge strength for a sophomore.  He has a open, pull approach at the plate with plenty of lift and carry to left centerfield already.

Cameron Richey (2024 OF, Sanford, NC) is another North Carolina freshman who has some present strength his age and a very nice right handed swing that was simple and direct and consistently finding barrels.

Owen Platts (2022 3B, Concord, NC) has plenty of solid strength at 6-0/190 but has a short hands driven swing that produced a solid round of hard line drives to the middle of the field and the pull side.

Joseph Zorc (2024 SS, Sterling, VA) has good bat speed for a freshman with a long and extended swing that gives him plenty of leverage at contact.  He uses his lower half very aggressively to help create that bat speed.

CJ DiNapoli (2022 OF, Mechanicsville, VA) showed some of the best bat speed of the day and is another right handed hitter who swings with unmistakable intent.  He's attacking the ball and looking to drive it hard.

Benjamen Mease (2023 RHP, Asheville, NC) is a big and strong 6-3/200 athlete who did a nice job of showing his power, including a home run during BP and a long triple to left centerfield in the game.

Cameron Turner (2024 1B, Richlands, NC) is one of the strongest freshman at the event, if not one of the strongest players overall, and his strength translates well into big right handed bat speed.

Matthew Ferguson (2022 1B, Davidson, NC) ranks with Turner as one of the strongest players at the event and his strength also translates well into power with pull approach and good natural loft in his swing.

Colin Shue (2023 C, Leesburg, VA) still has plenty of growing to do to full out his 5-11/155 frame but he has a very nice base swing to grow into and already has quick hands and an accurate barrel.

Braeden Smith (2022 1B, Statham, GA) gets coiled and load into his swing very well and his nice ground up sequencing that enables him to use his 6-0/190 build and strength to generate bat speed and loud barrel contact.

William Hovey (2022 2B, Chapel Hill, NC) is an athletic looking middle infielder with an aggressive swing and solid present bat speed, with more to come as he adds to his 5-010/160 build.

Matthew Caldwell (2022 OF, Newport News, VA) is another slight athlete with a very good base swing who is going to keep improving as a hitter in direct proportion to how much stronger he can get.

Kristian Barcroft (2022 1B, Virginia Beach, VA) is a switch-hitter but his left handed swing really stood out for his bat speed and hard pull contact.

Nick Baldev (2022 RHP, Warren, NJ) was one of the best hitting primary pitchers of batting practice, with a nice loose and extended swing and nice hand action that produced lots of solid mid-field line drives.

Bryce Vick (2022 LHP, Midlithian, VA) was very effective utilizing multiple arm slots with both the fastball and breaking ball generating soft contact and unbalanced swings at the plate. He did a good job getting the pitch out in front with a deceptive crossfire release. Some present arm side run and sink life, good overall pitchability.

Steven Ritchie (2022 RHP, Chesapeake, VA) is a big frame that works down the hill with force. Very well balanced and controlled delivery. Gets some good extension to the plate and is explosive off the rubber, great pitchability with an advanced feel for the confident breaking ball.

Turner Fitzpatrick (2022 2B, Mechanicsville, VA) showed some big range in the middle infield. Good looking athlete with great agility and glove skills made an impressive deep glove side play on a slide. Clean glove actions with advanced footwork present.

Ethan Walker (2022 LHP, Salem, VA) showed plenty of upside to his potential on the mound as he mowed down hitters with seven punchouts in his outing. The left hander ran the fastball up to 85 with life and showed advanced command of a sharp breaking ball and cutter. High pitchability cutting it and dropping it in the zone for strikes. The 6-foot-3 frame, strong legs and ability to hit spots with all his pitches projects very well.

Will Banks (2022 RHP, Hickory, NC) projects very well on the mound with a solid 6-foot-6 frame and a live arm. He attacked hitters with the fastball topping out at 90 sitting at 86-88 and flashed a good late-count breaking ball with a sharp late bite to it.

Chase Swift (2024 LHP, Chester, VA) knocked a hard line double to left center. Flashed some strength in the hands and good barrel control. Did a very good job jumping on the fastball early and turning on one inside. Good runner on the bases as well showing some speed and stretching it out to the next bag.

Deiondre Seigla (2024 OF, Concord, VA) has a smaller frame, but hits with a good contact approach. He makes the bat work well and has a great feel for the zone. He showed some good bat to ball skills producing two easy base hits on early fastballs.

Kristian Barcroft (2022 1B, Virginia Beach, VA) has a well developed athletic build with solid corner infield actions. Has some bounce in the field, starts with a glove presentation with a quiet prep step anticipating the play. Present clean footwork and field awareness. Made an advance backhanded play up the third base line flashing good arm strength. Also looked good offensively, the left handed hitter lined a single opposite field hit and got a great jump stealing second.

William Hovey (2022 2B, Chapel Hill, NC) drilled a loud pull-side double doing a good job staying inside the ball with extension. Showed a controlled swing with strong hands. Ball really jumped off the barrel on contact. Was explosive out the box and flashed good speed on the bases.

Luke Evans (2022 C, Raleigh, NC) looked strong behind the plate. Displayed great blocking mechanics and was a good receiver with soft hands and present arm strength. Fits the profile at catcher with a stocky 6-foot frame and showed great tracking on foul balls. Made a very impressive lay out play on a pop fly behind him covering good ground and displaying some glove skill.