Andrew Dutkanych IV (2022 Indianapolis, IN) was fantastic during his two innings. He struck out all six batters he faced needing only 22-pitches. The fastball sat 92-95 and he got strikeouts on both a mid-70s curveball and mid-80s slider.

Brandon Barriera (2022 Hollywood, FL) worked the fastball in the 91-95 range to both halves. His breaker has good traits and he can miss bats in a hurry. He struck out two in two scoreless innings.

Austin Williamson (2022 Sherrills Ford, NC) fills up the zone with a low-90s heater and has a sharp breaking ball in the low-80s. He is pretty polished and attacks.

Drew Nelson (2022 Troy, AL) sat comfortable in the upper-80s and peaked at 91. He can flip a breaking ball at will but the changeup is the real weapon. He can add/subtract and has shades of actual command.

Mason Morris (2022 Tupelo, MS) absolutely torched a double off the leftfield wall as he unleashed a hard right-handed swing on a fastball. He also touched 91 during his inning on the mound.

Caden Dana (2022 Montgomery, NY) struck out all six batters he faced using really good fastball quality and sat in the 92-94 with a hammer upper-70s curveball.

Levi Huesman (2022 Hanover, VA) threw two scoreless innings and struck out four batters. He was 90-93 with the fastball and had a horizontal shaped breaker that was up to 80.

Luke Schmolke (2022 Mooresville, NC) was impressive in his two scoreless innings. He was 89-92 and used the fastball to set up a power breaking ball that can get some terrible swing and misses.

Drake Flowers (2022 Jupiter, FL) pounded the zone with a three pitch mix. He landed the curveball and changeup at the bottom of the zone while running the heater up to 92.

Robby Snelling (2022 LHP, Reno, NV): Snelling showed some power stuff, working up to 93 mph with his fastball from a very fast arm, showing good feel for spinning a two-plane curveball and missing a lot of bats. 

Nic Bronzini (2022 LHP, San Ramon, CA): Bronzini missed a ton of bats in this outing, pounding the zone at 89-91 mph with good carry and showing both a slider and changeup that he tunnels well and gets empty swings on. 

Dillon Orr (2022 RHP, Waddell, AZ): Orr ran his fastball up to 93 mph with high spin and good rise, and he spins his curveball up over 2900 rpm at times as well. He pounded the zone and missed bats consistently, with the projection for big time stuff. 

Jake Clemente (2022 RHP, Coral Springs, FL): Clemente lived on the edges with his fastball in the 88-93 mph range with good action and a loose arm, spinning a slider up near 80 mph with late tilt that missed bats as well. 

Jamaliel Rosado (2022 SS, Orlando, FL): Rosado finds consistent barrels and did so in this game, picking up a couple hits including a loud double and really showing off his offensive skills and overall potential. 

Fabian Amaro (2022 C, Las Piedras, PR): Amaro had a couple knocks of his own including a double. It's a compact stroke with a direct path, and he's a quality defender behind the plate as well with good agility and a strong arm. 

Seth Keller (2022 SS, Mechanicsville, VA): Keller waited back on a breaker and smoked a hard liner to RF that ended up a triple, showcasing his ability to make hard contact as well as use the entire field. 

Chase Shores (2022 RHP, Midland, TX): Shores showed explosive arm talent at 6-8/240, running his fastball up to 97 mph and sitting in the mid-90's with excellent finish to the fastball, missing bats in the zone with ease. 

Joseph King (2022 LHP, Antioch, TN): King has tremendous arm speed and it was on display here, working 90-92 mph for the most part and showing very advanced feel for a low-80's changeup with late fade, missing bats with it consistently. 

Xavier Cardenas III (2022 RHP, La Habra, CA): Cardenas has lots of projection remaining on his 6-6/200 frame to go along with very good arm speed, reaching 96 mph with his fastball, featuring good extension out front and good carry through the zone. 

Alvin Keels (2022 Portsmouth, VA) made a nice hand adjustment to keep his barrel speed up and smoke a ball inside the line in left. He is a very good runner and can play all over the field.

RJ Austin (2022 Atlanta, GA) annihilated a line drive to the opposite field gap for a double. He has real twitch and a frame that will hold added strength.

Ian Richie Jr (2022 Bainbridge Island, WA) was fantastic during his two-innings of work. The fastball/slider tunnels and he controls the pitches down in the zone. He struck out five over two innings.

Robert Evans (2022 Bronx, NY) has a heavy fastball with arm side life to it. The best secondary is a fading changeup though the breaking ball is developing nicely.

Cade Fisher (2022 Dalton, GA) has a simple and repeatable delivery with a very clean arm action. He pounds the zone with a three pitch mix and a fastball that touched 91. He struck out three in two innings.

Salvadore Alvarez (2022 Miami, FL) has caught extremely well behind the plate this week. He got in on the offense on Saturday lacing a line drive to the centerfield. The bat is coming on strong.

Josiah Harrison (2022 Chesterfield, VA) has a loose swing and lots of projection remaining as he matures, but that doesn’t mean he cant impact the ball. He launched a homerun over the left field wall during game play.

Jay Knowles (2022 Statesboro, GA) is a good athlete with a cannon for an arm. He smoked a liner single showing a compact and direct swing with feel for the barrel.

Jacob Miller (2022 Baltimore, OH) has a very quick arm and sat in the low-90s. The breaking ball could be a plus pitch down the road and gets a ton of swing and miss.

Luis Rujano (2022 Orlando, FL) ran the heater up to 96-mph with late life. The pitch is already missing bats in the zone and his improved slider was up to 81-mph helping to strike out four batters.

Logan Plasencia (2022 Weston, FL) stayed firm in his two-innings of work sitting 90-92/3 with a low-70s curveball. He gets good angle and hammers the bottom of the zone. He struck out four in two innings.

Tristan Smith (2022 Chesnee, SC) was simply spectacular. He fanned six consecutive hitters with elite stuff. His fastball was 92-95 with carry and threw a tight slider in the 77-81 range. It was a fantastic outing.

Game Highlights Maroon-5 vs Orange-7

TJ Adams (2022 Mesa, AZ) smoked a single up the middle and then showed dynamic speed motoring around the bases. He has big table setting/disruptive ability.

Luke Heyman (2022 Longwood, FL) got a fastball he could handle and did not miss the pitch. The right-handed hitter got extended and hit a three-run homerun over the leftfield wall.

Tucker Toman (2022 Columbia, SC) turned on a change up and hit a hard line drive into right field. The switch hitter had a multi hit event.

Jaimie Arnold (2022 Tampa, FL) sat mostly in the upper-80s and mixed three pitches while pounding the zone. He struck out four and forced a lot of soft contact.

Isaiah Lowe (2022 Shelby, NC) has a simple delivery and clean release as he sat in the low-90s and touched 94. His breaking ball has sharp break and swing and miss traits in the upper-70s.

Riley Stanford (2022 Buford, GA) had an electric inning on the mound sitting in the 93-96 range with the best slider he has shown in the low-80s.

Giovanni Colasante (2022 Staten Island, NY) is a very interesting two-way prospect that was up to 91 on the mound with a solid mid-70s curveball and feel for the glove side.

Ty Dalley (2022 Vidalia, GA) elevated one into the right-centerfield gap for a double. The body and bat speed projects for big future power.

Matthew Hoskins (2022 Suwnee, GA) has already run his fastball up to 96-mph this weekend and then displayed big upside with the bat. He destroyed a line drive double to the leftfield gap that got to the wall in a hurry.

Murphy Brooks (2022 Cypress, TX) another two-way standout. He has power in the bat and hit a hard single in game play on Saturday.

Hayden Murphy (2022 Chula, GA) has an impressive three-pitch mix with a fastball up to 92-mph. The righty has a clear starter profile currently.

Jaden Noot (2022 Oak Park, CA) was slinging an effortless fastball that touched 94-mph. There is real horizontal movement on the fastball that is tough to square. His curveball has taken a big step forward with its shape as well.

Benjamin Abeldt (2022 McKinney, TX) has big projection in his body and deception with a crossfire delivery and whippy arm. His fastball/slider combination comes from a very tough low 3/4 slot.

Zach Crotchfelt (2022 LHP, Jackson, NJ): Crotchfelt was excellent in this one, running his fastball up to 93 mph and showing the ability to miss bats with it while working in a slurvy breaker and good changeup as well. He's committed to Auburn. 

AJ Colarusso (2022 LHP, Leominster, MA): Colarusso put on a masterclass of pitchability, giving up no hard contact and missing a ton of bats in the 85-89 mph range and landing a curveball with big shape and a diving changeup. He's committed to Boston College. 

Greg Pettay (2022 SS, Clermont, FL): Pettay showed off the glove at shortstop, making a sensational play to his backhand throwing off balance for the out, and he also found a hard barrel for a knock with his quick, direct swing. He's committed to UCF. 

Carlos Elian Martinez (2022 OF, Coamo, PR): Martinez made the defensive play of the game in center field, charging hard on a sinking liner and going full extension to snag it before it hit the turf, saving at least a hit and potentially way more. 

Kyle McCoy (2022 LHP, Ringoes, NJ): McCoy has tremendous projection on his frame and was wholly dominant in this one, working 87-89 with plus angle and missing bats consistently with his diving changeup, mixing in a breaker for strikes as well. He's committed to Maryland. 

Luke Boykin (2022 OF, Jesup, GA): Boykin is an uncommitted outfielder who showed out on the biggest stage, lining a single to right field in AB1 and then hammering a loud out to CF in AB2. He has the physical projection and swing path to project big power on, and he's a good athlete too. 

Calvert Clark (2022 RHP, Charlotte, NC): Clark was consistent and strong in his time on the mound, working up to 91 mph with a quick arm and living down in the zone, mixing in a sharp curveball with depth at times as well. 

Sal Stewart (2022 3B, Miami, FL): Stewart picked up a single to the opposite field in one of his at-bats and showed off a clean glove at 3B, picking a short hop cleanly and retaining the balance necessary to fire accurately to 1st base across his body. 

Greg Pettay (2022 SS, Clermont, FL) took a very consistent round, showing a clean and compact stroke that he replicated well to drive liners to all fields. Pettay's hands work very well into the stroke and there's good power to the pull side as well. 

Andrew Fischer (2022 3B, Wall, NJ) looks to get the ball elevated and can turn the barrel over with intent while showing quality bat speed. The barrel is violent at impact with big carry and there's substantial power projection long term with the swing. 

Carson Queck (2022 OF, The Woodlands, TX) is a strong kid with a flatter swing path and fast hands. He keeps his hands low which allows him to work up through the ball and generate backspin on hard hit fly balls to pull including a home run. 

Jordan Taylor (2022 OF, Jacksonville, FL) has plus bat speed with a simple swing that plays best when he gets his hands extended and finishes through contact. He flashed some big power to the pull side but his ability to generate a fast bat with impact stood out. 

Blake Cyr (2022 SS, Windermere, FL) took a fairly consistent round, driving the ball to the middle of the field with intent and carry off the barrel. It's an athletic swing with projectable juice and he's able to generate lift and drive off his backside to impact the ball. 

Roman Digiacomo (2022 C, Fairfield, CT) has lift out in front with good impact and strength in his wrists. It's a physical profile with projectable power to both gaps as he gets out in front nicely and generates backspin. 

Rocko Brzezniak (2022 3B, Matawan, NJ) has terrific bat speed and gets his body into positions to drive using the entire frame. He's got massive strength and impact potential from the right side too. 

Jaxson West (2022 C, Tallahassee, FL) has a balanced base and keeps the swing compact with quality bat speed. He's got good power potential as he separates and lofts the ball to the pull side with carry. 

Marshall Lipsey (2022 OF, Longview, TX) has fast hands with a line drive oriented stroke. He works the ball to both sides of the field nicely with loose hands, whip to the barrel, and posits future power. 

Brady Neal (2022 C, Bradenton, FL) is a physical left-handed hitter with very solid bat speed and a consistent barrel skill. It's a heavy barrel and he repeats the swing well to lift the ball to pull with power. 

Jackson Hiatt (2022 1B, Cantonment, FL) is a very big right-handed hitter with massive power to the pull side. The swing is pretty easy and there's good loft along with the upside for tremendous power. 

Sal Stewart (2022 3B, Miami, FL) has a consistent swing with a lot of bat speed, impact, and feel for the barrel. He's a physical right-handed hitter with the ability to hit for power to all parts of the field. 

Jordan Lewis (2022 OF, Mountain House, CA) is a physical hitter with quality bat speed and finishes nicely through contact. The ball jumps to the middle of the field and there's substantial power upside here. 

Aiden Taurek (2022 3B, Santa Ana, CA) has a fast bat and generates good impact through extension. He turns the barrel over well to work to the pull side consistently with strength off the barrel. 

Robby Snelling (2022 LHP, Reno, NV) is a very physical hitter with big power to the pull side. He showed plus potential power with a ton of jump off the bat as the power upside is substantial long term. 

Logan Wagner (2022 SS, Aurora, IL) is a switch hitter with good whip and bat speed from both sides of the plate. Good balance and the ability to anchor the front side and really let the hands work well naturally. 

Christian Smith (2022 OF, Temecula, CA) has an element of explosiveness to the swing with very loud bat speed. When he gets the barrel out the ball jumps off the bat and really carries to the pull side. 

Ivan Arias (2022 SS, Boston, MA) has a clean swing with a consistent stroke that produces lots of line drives. There's fast hands and turns the stick over nicely with a low effort operation overall. 

Will Tippett (2022 SS, Stone Mountain, GA) has power from both sides with a balanced stroke, quick hands, and a positive launch angle. The bat speed and projection stands out as does the athleticism to the swing overall. 

Andrew Burns (2022 3B, Lynchburg, VA) has impact skill and does a nice job at getting his wight onto the front side to generate strength. there's bat speed with a controlled stride forward and the power-hit combo plays large. 

Payton Brennan (2022 OF, Rocklin, CA) showed impressive bat speed from the left side as he separates and shifts really well. He gets onto his front side easily with a low effort swing and plus bat speed. 

Jayden Hylton (2022 1B, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) posits a ton of power upside and already shows present juice with some long home runs. He creates space with a tight turn and the bat speed-power upside projects very well. 

Yeniel Laboy (2022 SS, Arecibo, PR) gets extended through contact and rotates his hips well while showing off the bat speed from the left side. There's good strength through the swing with a consistent round overall. 

Elijah Green (2022 OF, Windermere, FL) has massive power and elite bat speed from the right side as he made a MLB park look small. Green took balls way out to the pull side and the ball explodes off the bat. 

Giovanni Colasante (2022 Staten Island, NY) is a good looking high waisted right-handed hitter with a great path and excellent length through contact. The Harvard commit showed high end projection hitting balls with authority all over the yard.

Jake Dresselhouse (2022 Highland, MI) has a short and compact stroke with really quick hands. During an impressive round he hammered balls hard to the middle of the field.

Andruw Jones (2022 Suwnee, GA) used a loose and fluid stroke to back spin liners to the pull side. The hit tool plays and the power is on the horizon.

Mason Neville (2022 Las Vegas, NV) has good whip to the barrel and lofted balls deep to the middle of the field. The tools showed well.

JeanPierre Ortiz (2022 Carolina, PR) makes things look easy in the box. It’s a simple set up and process and he was on time with everything hitting the ball with force to the pull side gap.

Tucker Toman (2022 Columbia, SC) annihilated a few baseballs that got to the bleachers in rightfield. A switch-hitter, there is plenty of upside in the right-handed swing that is geared for line drives right now.

Riley Stanford (2022 Buford, GA) generates plenty of torque and unique bat speed. He has the type of present power that no field could hold him up.

Luke Heyman (2022 Longwood, FL) got it going as the round went along and lifted balls to the pull side gap. His strong hands help impact the ball in a big way.

Jordan Medellin (2022 League City, TX) very good hit tool from both sides of the plate. The body and swing project big with gap power presently.

Malcolm Moore (2022 Sacramento, CA) uses the core well as he lags the bat and gets to a great launch position. The hands can adjust and the power shows up big when he gets the head out front.

Jason Torres (2022 Miami, FL) keeps the bat in the zone with a good path. Launched balls to both gaps with smooth and powerful hands.

Cole Young (2022 Wexford, FL) took a professional batting practice finding the barrel on each swing and hitting liners hard to the middle of the field.

Roman Anthony (2022 North Palm Beach, FL) keeps a good vertical bat and it stays in the zone for a long time. He creates good loft to the opposite field gap.

Yoel Tejeda Jr (2022 Davie, FL) uses his long and loose levers well to create good carry to all fields. The power shows up in game as well.

Ryan Clifford (2022 Raleigh, NC) has a powerful frame and tight turn. The left-handed hitter showed a solid all field approach.

Elie Serrano (2022 Fuquay Varina, NC) has a great sequence and the body and swing project for massive power as he develops. Very easy swing that barreled balls to throughout.

Brant Baughcum (2022 Buford, GA) has great timing and showed a heavy barrel as he smoked line drives to the pull side gap.

Cutter Coffey (2022 Bakersfield, CA) has very fast hands and showed good timing to square up the ball routinely. There is some twitch in the wrists.

Justin Crawford (2022 Las Vegas, NV) opened it up and whipped the barrel through the zone lifting the ball with notably more strength at the point of contact.

Korbyn Dickerson (2022 Jefferson, IN) is balanced and relaxed at the dish, letting the barrel fly at launch and lifted the ball well to left field.

Jose Vargas (2022 League City, TX) has a very projectable frame and quick wrists that he used to attack the baseball out front. When on time the ball flew off the bat.

Ty Dalley (2022 Vidalia, GA) has a really quick left-handed bat and displays big intent looking to pull the ball in the air.

Jack O’Connor (2022 Arlington, VA) with some of the best pure bat speed in the event. The ball exploded off the bat to the middle of the field showing massive power potential.

Jett Williams (2022 Heath, TX) has a compact swing with a very tight turn. The eye-hand stood out and he has a real all fields approach.

RJ Austin (2022 Atlanta, GA) has plenty of twitch in the swing and he pounded line drives to the pull side form start to finish.

Adonys Guzman (2022 Valley Cottage, NY) has a good power profile, and the ball carries to both gaps and he turns the bat with authority.

Termarr Johnson (2022 Atlanta, GA) has lightning fast hands and the hit plus power continues to show up each time he steps to the batters box.

Jayson Jones (2022 Savannah, TX) lets the hips fly and uses the ground very well. The ball sounds different coming off the bat.

Alvin Keels (2022 Portsmith, VA) produces impressive bat speed from his wiry frame and the ball flies off the barrel to all fields.

Brad Gregory (2022 Sanford, NC) has a sweet left-handed stroke and an advanced middle of the field approach.

Michael Gupton (2022 Raleigh, NC) rotates the core hard with good twitch to the wrists and looks to pull with power.  

Jace Laviolette (2022 Katy, TX) has a big and athletic frame with was hand speed. His flat path produced extremely hard line drives during his round.

Kaden Martin (2022 Atlanta, GA) has big whip and power in his swing. The pure bat speed creates enormous pull side power.

Dylan Lesko (2022 RHP, Buford, GA): Lesko was excellent, showing the low-effort delivery and explosive arm talent we've seen for years. He worked 92-96 over his 2 frames with a plus changeup and flashed a high-spin curveball. 

Noah Schultz (2022 LHP, Aurora, IL): Schultz showed huge stuff, working 89-92 mph with his fastball from near-sidearm, spinning the fastball up to 2600+ rpm and bringing out a hammer curveball that spun over 3000 at times. He's got monster upside. 

Griffin Herring (2022 LHP, Southlake, TX): Herring has lots of projection remaining on his frame and worked 87-90 with his fastball, generating good angle and showing the ability to miss bats with both his slider and changeup. 

Ashton Crowther (2022 LHP, New Port Richey, FL): Crowther has lots of athleticism in his frame with good arm speed, running his fastball up to 92 mph and missing a ton of bats with a firm changeup in the mid-80's with huge fade on it. 

Julius Sanchez (2022 RHP, Lasalle, IL): Sanchez has a very quick arm, working 89-92 mph with his fastball and tunneling an above-average changeup with late dive out of the same slot. He mixed in a breaker with good spin as well. 

RJ Austin (2022 SS, Atlanta, GA): Austin smoked a ball back up the middle for a single, showing off that plus bat speed, and got on the mound late in the game to work 88-90 with a whippy arm and the makings of a hammer curveball in the low-mid 70's. 

Jayson Jones (2022 SS, Savannah, TX): Jones showed off his huge bat speed, smoking a ball down the line for a double that featured a tight turn and a loud sound off the barrel. His strength is at the top of the class and he's shown it off this weekend. 

Wilburn Furniss (2022 1B, Nacogdoches, TX): Furniss has huge physicality and strength, and he showed it off in this game by hammering a double to the opposite field that banged off the wall in dead left field. The power here is for real. 

Murphy Brooks (2022 RHP, Cypress, TX): Brooks showed a full mix of pitches, working up to 90 mph with his fastball and filling up the strike zone with curveball/slider/changeup mix to good results, as he punched out 5 in 2 frames. 

Jack O'Connor (2022 RHP, Arlington, VA): O'Connor worked up to 93 mph in this one with really heavy life to the bottom of the zone, competing with CB/SL/CH to round out the arsenal and pitching in attack mode the whole outing. 

Termarr Johnson (2022 SS, Atlanta, GA): Termarr made his last at-bat of the game count, getting 93 up in the zone and absolutely crushing it to right field for a bomb that landed multiple rows deep in the bleachers. He's a top of the first round type of talent. 

Justin Crawford (2022 OF, Las Vegas, NV): Crawford picked up a couple knocks in this one and continued to show off his elite speed, going 4.01 to first base on a dig and continuing to show as an extremely talented power/speed combo player. 

Kristian Noriega (2022 C, Davie, FL): Noriega absolutely hammered a double pull-side, crushing a fastball over the heart of the plate and whistling it into the corner one hop off the wall. The power and strength stand out on the profile. 

Wilson Woodcox (2022 RHP, Houston, TX): Woodcox had a couple knocks in this one including a double, showing off the hit tool to go along with the power he showed in batting practice yesterday, where he drove balls deep pull side with consistency. 

Matthew Hoskins (2022 OF, Suwanee, GA): Hoskins got on the mound for an inning and showed standout arm strength, reaching the mid-90's and topping out at 96 mph with good carry to his fastball through the zone. 

Jackson Ferris (2022 LHP, Mount Airy, NC): Ferris was sensational, working 92-96 mph with his fastball over his two frames with good feel for spinning a slurvy breaker. His FB has plus carry and absolutely dominates in the zone. 

Brock Porter (2022 RHP, Milford, MI): Porter ran his fastball up to 97.5 per Trackman and sat in the 92-97 mph range over his two innings, consistently missing bats and showing his usual plus changeup. He also flashed an above-average curveball and was all over the strike zone. 

Jurrangelo Cijntje (2022 BHP, Pembroke Pines, FL): In maybe the most unique look of the entire class, Cijntje worked 90-92 mph from the right side with a sharp slider and 86-88 mph from the left side with a big breaking curveball, throwing strikes from both sides. 

Aiden Moffett (2022 RHP, Mount Olive, MS): Moffett pounded the zone in his time on the mound, working 88-92 mph with good heavy action on the pitch, landing a deep vertical curveball with bite and spin for strikes. 

JeanPierre Ortiz (2022 MIF, Carolina, PR): Ortiz is an extremely talented shortstop defender who also has good upside on the mound, working 89-92 mph in his relief inning with a very fast arm and feel to spin a sharp breaker. 

Mason Neville (2022 OF, Las Vegas, NV): Neville picked up a couple knocks in this one, continuing to show his ability to turn tight with bat speed and get the barrel out front, impacting the ball in any direction when square. 

JD Thompson (2022 LHP, Rusk, TX): Thompson has a lot of deception, working 85-87 mph with quick arm and plus angle, showing a big breaking curveball with sharp bite and a fading changeup while filling up the zone. 

Hayden Miller (2022 SS, Sandy Hook, CT): Miller absolutely smoked a triple up the right-center field gap, showing his plate coverage skills and bat speed as he got a pitch away and drove it. He's got a good combo of twitch and strength, and has shown some loud things with the bat this week.