Adam Geller (2022 SS, La Canada, CA) doubled in his first at-bat on a line drive into the left centerfield gap. Was 85-88 with the fastball on the mound with a low 70's curve that he landed for strikes. Threw over 80 percent strikes during his outing and struck out four in his two innings on the mound.

Nigel Buckley (2023 C, Los Angeles, CA) continued to show his hit tool in game today. After hitting a home run in game one of his showcase he hit an opposite field triple in his first at-bat Sunday. A barreled up drive to the fence. Added an RBI single up the middle in his second at-bat. There's all fields hitting ability to go with some power.

Andrew Carter (2024 OF, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) barreled up a double to the left centerfield gap in his first at-bat. Ball jumped off of his barrel on one of the harder hit baseballs on the day. Added another double in his second at-bat to deep left field. Up to 85 on the mound with the fastball.

Tyler Young (2025 C, Simi Valley, CA) showed fastball and curveball on the mound in his two innings today. Struck out four and only allowed 1 baserunner. Fastball was up to 81 with the curveball working in the mid 60's with consistent shape.

Adam Arther (2023 LHP, Altadena, CA) has a two hit day in todays game. Handles the barrel well, recognizes pitches and will hit the ball on a line to all fields. Impressed on the mound yesterday and has shown true two-way ability as Sunshine West.

Garrett Patterson (2023 C, Upland, CA) showed an intriguing three pitch-mix in today game. A fastball consistently in the mid 80's and up to 86, a mid 70's slider with some late bite and a low 70's knuckleball that he has true feel for and threw strikes with. Struck out four in his outing on the mound.

Owen Meshekow (2024 OF, Torrance, CA) showed some speed and range in the outfield today. Got quality reads on ball in the air and made a great play ranging to his left and making a diving catch.

Cody Collins (2023 RHP, Fortuna, CA) handled the bat well in game today. Putting together a quality at-bat his first time up, fighting off some pitches and eventually getting to the barrel for a well hit single up middle.

Amari Yolas (2023 OF, Los Angeles, CA) a tooled up player that can play both in infield and outfield. Reads ball off the bat in the outfield well and covers a lot of ground tracking down fly balls. Shows game changing speed running the bases, legged out infield hits and stole multiple bases in game. Hit a triple to left field. Up to 89 on the mound with some cutting action. Struck out five batters in two innings on the mound.

Flynn Barnes (2023 C, San Diego, CA) showed an all fields hitting approach at the plate during his at-bats today. Lined a base hit to right field for a single. Stays balanced with a quick and controlled swing through the zone.

Jordan Marian (2025 SS, Foothill Ranch, CA) an athletic Shortstop that showed sound defensive actions in the field. Handled upper 80's velocity at the plate with consistent timing at the plate and feel for the barrel. Drove in a fun with an RBI single to the opposite field.

Diego De Luna (2025 SS, Antioch, CA) Up to 84 on the mound today with some feel for landing a breaking ball in the zone. Also an infielder that handled the bat well and put together a couple quality at-bats.

Griffin DeRusso (2023 C, Brentwood, CA) A catcher that showed some catch and throw ability in game today with an accurate arm. Showed some strength in his swing and put a couple quality swings on the ball today. There's some above average pull side pop for the age that he showed today.

David Groner (2023 C, Tustin, CA) a two-way player that was up to 82 with the fastball on the mound today and threw two scoreless innings while recording two strikeouts. Got to the barrel for a line drive base hit through the left side of the infield as well. Showed some sound defensive actions behind the plate during the showcase.

Henry McDonald (2024 C, South Pasadena, CA) was up to 85 with the fastball today and struck out all three batters faced in the game. Has some stuff to develop going forward on the mound and some athleticism as a catcher.

Cole Blumenthal (2023 SS, Redondo Beach, CA) was stellar as a two-way presence. Blumenthal went 1-for-2 at the plate, displaying a short, balanced swing with quick hands and a clean weight shift to the load. He stayed on time against velocity and held his own. Later hopped on the bump in relief, holding 83-84 mph and showed a solid curveball/slider combination from an interesting crossfire delivery. Athletic frame with traits that stood out and stick up the middle. Smooth actions at shortstop today, crisp transfers. Blumenthal is a 2023 uncommitted talent to watch closely. 

Ty Deperno (2023 C, Valencia, CA) was another two-way standout, especially on the mound. The right-hander went two shutout frames with four strikeouts. Ran the fastball up to 87 mph, held 83-84 throughout his outing. Flashed a solid splitter and pounded the zone. Forced a good amount of whiffs. Athletic frame that works quick, pretty easy arm stroke. Derperno showed a strong arm at catcher and has enough juice in the hands to pull one for a loud knock. Derperno impressed on both sides and remains uncommitted for the 2023 class. 

Brandon Thomas (2025, SS, Cypress, CA) is an intriguing up-the-middle name to keep an eye on this summer. Thomas is a sound bat with quick wrists and barrel control to all fields. He stood out on the bump and topped 84 mph with feel for a solid breaker. His athleticism stood out on both ends and really impressed over two days. Keep a close eye on Thomas going forward. 

Jered Brunk (2024, MIF, La Verne, CA) came ready to swing it, lead his team in hitting ending the day 2-for-3. Displayed a short compact swing with good bat speed, consistently made solid contact showing the ability to hit the ball well to his pull side gap.

John Nolan (2023, RHP, Glendora, CA) pitched a solid 4 innings striking out 9 batters, threw a lot of strikes and mixed well. Nolan’s fastball has good life with some arm side run generating a lot of swing and misses. The fastball sat 86-88 mph paired with a tight spin late breaking curveball.

 Max Fetah (2024, 1B, Laguna Niguel, CA) score the only run of the game for his team, smoked a triple to right field. Displayed a short compact swing with good bat speed, displayed good pull side pop. Also made some great plays at first base.

Jake Beauchaine (2023, OF, San Clemente, CA) swung the bat well, lead hit team in hitting ended the day 2-for-3. Beauchaine scored 1 of the 2 runs of the game, displayed a quick simple swing with good bat speed. Also made some great plays in the outfield, worked through the ball with smooth hands and a quick transition.

Jarren Sanderson (2023 3B, Torrance, CA) Barreled up a fastball for a triple that one hopped the centerfield fence. Physical right-handed hitter with some big power potential. Shows some above average speed running the bases as well. All around athlete that can impact a game in multiple ways.

Noah Alvarez (2023 3B, Chino, CA) Went three scoreless innings on the mound. Showed feel for three pitches and strike throwing ability with each. Fastball sat in the low 80's with command to both sides of the plate. Swing and miss curveball showed consistent shape with tight spin. Change-up was thrown with maintained arm speed and late fade. Has the makings of a next level arm.

Joshua Khazaal (2023 OF, Prescott Valley, AZ) a tooled up outfielder that can cover some ground and shows above average arm strength. Hit a line drive single to left field showing some quick hands and barrel speed through the zone. Added another line drive single over the shortstop later on. Two hit game and a standout performance on the mound throwing a lot of strikes as well. Up to 83 with the fastball with feel for a breaking ball.

Josiah Palomino (2024 C, Riverside, CA) a polished defensive catcher with quiet hands receiving, quick feet, and the catch and throw skills to control a running game. Threw out a runner at second base in game showcasing a strong and accurate throwing arm with a throw right on the bag. Added an RBI double at the plate with the bat.

Jacob DuFrene (2023 C, Santa Fe Springs, CA) threw two scoreless innings on the mound allowing only one base runner. Fastball sat 80-83. Mixed in an upper 60's breaking ball that induced some swing and miss. Struck out three batters in his two innings.

Aaron Hernandez (2024 3B, Los Angeles, CA) showed a sound approach at the plate in game today. Puts quality swings on the baseball consistently. Drove in a run for a two out RBI with a line drive to the opposite field. Shows some arm strength on throws across the infield with accuracy as well.

Tommy Goodin (2024 1B, Thousand Oaks, CA) showed some strength in his swing and power potential in game today. Got to the barrel a couple times including on an RBI double that one hopped the wall in RF. A lot of pop in the bat when he can get his arms extended through the baseball.

Donnie Morgan (2024 OF, Pasadena, CA) the left-handed pitcher showed advanced feel for spinning a breaking ball today. A pitch that registered 2790 RPM and showed consistent shape and efficiency. The fastball sat around 80 mph and was commanded well to both sides of the plate. Struck out all three batters he faced.

Sean Suriyaniel (2023 RHP, Hacienda Heights, CA) was effective in his start on Sunday. The right-hander went three scoreless innings with six strikeouts and opened eyes in the process. Fastball sat 83-84 and topped 86 mph with some life out of the hand. Mixed in a low-70s curveball with depth and a mid-70s changeup with shape. Looser three-quarter slot, athletic frame with more room to fill out. Lots to like in the body and athleticism going forward. An uncommitted name to keep an eye on for the 2023 class. 

Noah Lomeli (2022 C, Lakewood, CA) had a solid knock at the plate and was a steady contributor in all facets. Short, compact swing with easy hands and present bat speed. Stays on top of velocity well and takes it where it's given. Good hustle out of the box and on the base paths. Offers some defensive versatility around the infield. Performed on both sides. Uncommitted for the 2022 class. 

Noah Griffith (2024 SS, Las Vegas, NV) was an awfully impressive two-way presence. Griffith made solid pull-side contact with the bat before hopping on the bump and putting together a dominant relief appearance. Ran the fastball up to 85 mph with feel for a mid-60s breaking ball that flashed sharp break at times. Also flashed a subtle changeup with fade against righties. Intriguing two-way athleticism that showed up on both sides. Uncommitted for the 2024 class. 

Christian Moser (2023, C, Las Vegas, NV) made noise at the plate with a pair of impressive barrels. Moser stood out with a loud triple that split the gap in left-center field. Size and physicality on display. Big strength in his right-handed swing, noticeable juice in the hands. Good speed at his size and turned for three bags, making it in time. Impressive offensive display with more in the frame. Uncommitted for the 2023 class. 

Mateo Chacon (2024 2B, East Garrison, CA) laced an opposite field double and impressed with his short, compact swing. Quick hands on display and easy through the zone. Good swing that made solid contact. Offers some defensive versatility with a solid bat in the middle of an order. Uncommitted for the 2024 class. 

Cam Staton (2023 LHP, Auburn, CA) made solid contact at the plate with an easy lefty swing. Solid run producer, knocked in a run in a big situation. Hands get extended and work well through contact. Solid strength with more in store. Can offer some two-way versatility with his skill set as a left-handed pitcher. Uncommitted for the 2023 class. 

Marcello Anelli (2025, OF, Newport Beach, CA) swung the bat well, scored one of the 4 runs. Ended the day 2-for-5 with two singles to the left side of the diamond. Anelli has a level swing with good bat speed that stays long through the zone.  

Nigel Buckley (2023, C, Los Angeles, CA) had himself a day, went 2-for-5 with a homerun. Displayed a violent compact swing with good bat speed. Showed raw pull side pop

Makai Moody (2023, RHP, Malibu, CA) threw a solid 3 innings, struck out 5 batters and only allowed 1 hit. Moody located the fastball well with slight arm side run. Generated a lot of swing and misses and weak groundball outs.

Noah Stockman (2023, 3B, Huntington Beach, CA) swung the bat well, smoked a double to score 2 of the 4 runs scored. Has a short compact swing with good bat speed. Also made some nice plays at third base, showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Adam Arther (2023, LHP, Altadena, CA) threw a solid 4 innings, struck out 9 batters and only allowed 2 hits. Arther located well to both sided of the plate, the fastball was most effective low and out. Worked quickly, threw a lot of strikes generating a lot of swing and misses.

Ricardo Alvarez (2025, LHP, Covina, CA) pitched 3 solid innings, striking out 4 batters. Alvarez located well and did a good job keeping the batters off balance. Threw a lot of strikes generating a lot of swings and misses.

Jack Zerkel (2024, OF, Tustin, CA) made some nice plays in the outfield, showed the ability to make the routine plays. Worked through the ball with smooth hands and a quick transition. Also swing the bat well, displayed a short compact swing with decent bat speed.

Griffin DeRusso (2023, C, Brentwood, CA) swing the bat well, ended the day 2-for-3 with a double and a triple. DeRusso has a short compact swing with good bat speed, saw the ball well and waited for a pitch he could drive.

David Groner (2023,  Tustin, CA) was solid behind the dish, kept the ball in front and commanded his pitchers well. Also swung the bat well, ended the day 2-for-3 with 2 singles to the left side of the diamond.

Ashton Kanegae (2023, RHP, Tustin, CA) was electric on the mound, the fastball sat 84-86 mph with some arm side run. Kanegae pitched two solid innings, struck out 4 batters and only allowed two hits.

Nate Stern (2024, SS, Los Angeles, CA) was a vacuum at shortstop, showed the ability to make the routine plays. Worked through the ball with smooth hands and quick feet. Also swung the bat well, smoked a double to leftfield.

Max Senesac (2023, C, Costa Mesa, CA) displayed a violent compact swing wit good bat speed, smoked a triple over the center fielders head to score a run. Also was solid behind the plate, kept the ball in front and displayed a quick transfer.

Christian Bugarin (2023, OF, Fontana, CA) started the game off with a double to left center, consistently showed the ability to make loud contact middle in. Also made some great plays in the outfield, showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Jake Despain (2024, 3B, Hawthorne, CA) displayed a quick level swing that stays long through the zone, smoked a double to center field, ended the day 2-for-2

Cam Staton (2023, LHP, Auburn, CA) swung the bat well, ended the day 2-for-2 with a triple and a single to the right side of the diamond. Also got on the mound and threw 4 solid innings, striking out 9 batters.

Hunter Vigil (2024, SS, La Verne, CA) swung the bat well and was aggressive early, crushed a double in the right center gap. Has a short compact swing with good bat speed, showed the ability to hit the ball well to the opposite side of the field. Also made some nice plays in the middle infield.

Jake Beauchaine (2023 OF, San Clemente, CA) was a loud bat at the top of the order. Went 2-for-3 with two eye-opening barrels. Turned on 87 mph for a triple to the left-center field gap. Takes 85 mph back to the left side for another base hit. Good timing and rhythm in his compact right-handed swing with bat speed. Strong hands generate solid pull-side contact. Awfully impressive display at the plate. Roamed center field well with solid routes and range. A high uncommitted name in the 2023 class. 

John Nolan (2023 RHP, Glendora, CA) put together a loud performance on the hill in his start, racking up nine strikeouts over four solid frames. Lots to like in the profile. Fastball sat 84-86 and topped 88 mph with life out of the hand. Low-70s curveball is tight 11-5 action and lots of depth for whiffs. Good downer action without a ton of spin. Takes some off a quality changeup with good shape and subtle fade. Loose arm stroke, some whip to the release. Projectable frame on the mound. Another big uncommitted name for the 2023 class. 

Gavin Taylor (2023 C, Tarzana, CA) was another solid performer at the plate, going 1-for-3 on the night. The Nevada commit is a physical presence and uses his physical tools in the box. Stays short for his size and lets his hands work through the zone. Strong hands for all-fields contact. Worked a seven pitch at-bat before lining 87 mph back through the right side for an opposite field single. Solid arm strength behind the dish. Standout profile that made noise on both sides. 

Daniel Aguilera (2023 SS, Camarillo, CA) moved well up the middle at shortstop. Good athleticism for the position. Crisp actions and range to his left, made a few impressive grabs deep in the hole. Good transfer into a strong throw when set. Hands get extended in his right-handed swing with gap-to-gap power. intriguing profile that remains uncommitted for the 2023 class. 

Cole Flores (2024 SS, San Bernardino, CA) went 1-for-3 at the plate and drove a few balls to the gaps. Quick hands and solid bat speed at the plate, athletic profile. Swift movements up the middle with solid arm strength. Remains uncommitted for the 2024 class. 

Nigel Buckley (2023 C, Los Angeles, CA) took a good round to kick off the older guys. He's got plenty of bat speed and looseness from the right side and swings it hard with the ability to lift and create good carry on impact in the air. 

Jarett Sabol (2025 C, Orange, CA) took one of the better rounds of the day, regardless of age, but especially so as a freshman. He's really physical and it shows in how well it comes off the barrel as he impacted the ball loudly to pull more often than not.

Adam Geller (2022 SS, La Canada, CA) is another physical hitter and he showed it in his round staying under control to find the barrel often while also being explosive in how well he drove the ball to the pull gap throughout.

Jack Zerkel (2024 OF, Tustin, CA) is an athletic player as a whole, especially so in the box as it's excellent bat speed and feel for the barrel that stand out and he peppered the middle of the field with lines drive during BP. 

Cole Blumenthal (2023 SS, Redondo Beach, CA) is an athletic swinger and he's got a great foundation of things to like with good hands, fluidity, consistency and the ability to backspin the baseball with some strength already.

Jake Beauchaine (2023 OF, San Clemente, CA) is an athletic outfielder and it's a clean process at the dish with lots of bat speed and hand quickness while the quality components make it come off the barrel well to the middle.

Andrew Carter (2024 OF, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) uncoils on time well and the combination of good hands, bat speed and engaging the body allows him to backspin the baseball well and consistently.

Gavin Taylor (2023 C, Tarzana, CA) took one of the better rounds of the day from a hit and power combo as he stays in his legs well and can launch quick allowing him to get the ball in the air hard to the pull side when squared.

Jared Brunk (2024 MIF, La Verne, CA) could engage the lower half more to create strong impact but he's under control in the box and he's got heavy hands which can impact the ball well already.

John Clinkenbeard (2024 3B, Ben Lomond, CA) is a physical sophomore prospect who uses a short but strong stroke to impact the ball hard on a line pretty regularly.

Devin Porch (2025 OF, Lakewood, CA) is just a freshman but it's a clean and connected swing with good hands that handle the barrel impressively and will project well as he adds strength.

Max Fetah (2024 1B, Laguna Niguel, CA) is a physical lefthanded hitter who's really under control at the dish and he's got lots of feel for the barrel while showing he can already impact the ball strongly to the pull side.

Brandon Thomas (2025 SS, Cypress, CA) is on the younger end but its a good foundation of things to project on. There's some strength and makings of good bat speed which both are good for the age.

Levi Jones (2023 3B, Portland, OR) didn't elevate the baseball much but it's a really good swing with looseness, excellent bat speed, feel for the barrel and tons of power upside long-term.

Griffin DeRusso (2023 C, Brentwood, CA) is a physical backstop with tons of strength in the swing and he closed the round with 3 really hard shots that got out near the track pull side.

Amari Yolas (2023 OF, Los Angeles, CA) is a quick-twitch athlete and it showed in the box as he has tons of quickness in the swing and will project to pop in the longer term.

Max Senesac (2023 C, Costa Mesa, CA) showed well in the box with a fast bat and lots of backspin to the pull gap as the strength/consistency gives him intriguing offensive upside.

Rashaan Chavis (2025 OF, Las Vegas, NV) showed some things to like with athleticism and bat speed in the box with some jump off impact when he's able to get separated and go to either gap.

Carter Speights (2023 OF, Irvine, CA) is a really intriguing upside athlete with strong impact and the kind of hand speed to handle well in game while flashing some strength the other way.

Josiah Palomino (2024 C, Riverside, CA) took a really under control round not trying to do too much in producing liners to the middle and showing the kind of consistency to produce with the stick.

Ryan Oh (2025 OF, Stevenson Ranch, CA) has a really clean swing for just a freshman and it's easy to project on the body control, bat speed, impact strength and overall handle of the barrel.

Jake Hultz (2024 SS, Manhattan Beach, CA) has good strength to the profile already and he smoked tons of liners to the pull side during his round with the kind of control and balance to see it translating to game action.

Elliot Oster (2024 OF, Seattle, WA) is a long upside type hitter with a clean path that allows him to get the barrel out consistently and the whip/bat speed gives him some impact off the barrel already that projects to a bunch more.

Felipe De Alba (2023 OF, Pico Rivera, CA) is a stockily built kid with some explosiveness in the box as he can uncoil late and still get on time to generate really hard line drive contact to either gap.

Matthew McCliman (2025 SS, Eastvale, CA) is young but he's got some quickness in the hands and produced a ton of liners of good liners to the middle while staying within his approach throughout.

Henry McDonald (2024 C, South Pasadena, CA) is a really strong kid with good hands and he exploded on some during his round with quick launch and lots of life in the hands.

Jacob DuFrene (2023 C, Santa Fe Springs, CA) has a simple swing with intent and strength behind it and the strong hands allow him to lean on some to the middle of the field at his best.

Ethan Flynn (2025 3B, Santa Cruz, CA) is a strong young hitter with good hands and he was able to adjust well while still getting to his strength.

Ny'Zaiah Thompson (2023 OF, Mountain House, CA) is another really good athlete who showed the quickness in the hands, looseness through impact and the ability to stay compact while also creating some strength.

Jarren Sanderson (2023 3B, Torrance, CA) capped off the day with a pretty loud round showing a slightly longer swing but significant strength behind it as he sent multiple balls a long way to the pull gap and has huge power upside long-term.

 Matthew Bias, ’26, Calif. (Team Red)- lines the first pitch of the game into left-centerfield for a double. Would come around to score two batters later to put Team Red up 1-0. Short compact stroke from the starting left-handed pitcher for Team Red. On the bump, Bias ran the fastball up to 81 mph over three scoreless innings. Featured a slider that he commanded arm side in the 68-71 mph range and recorded eight strikeouts with only 1 hit allowed. Bias would single to right field later in the game finishing 2-for-2 at the dish.

Will Grable, ’26, Calif. (Team Red)- rips a bullet into right-centerfield for a single to score a run in the top of the first inning. The left-handed hitting shortstop stays in the zone with a lofted barrel path and pull side approach in the box.

Thomas Gonzales, ’25, Calif. (Team Royal)- the 5-foot-10, 155-pound right-handed hitter has been taking good swings in the box all day and would line a double into left-centerfield against Team Red. He would show his instincts on the basepaths a few pitches later swiping third base without a throw. In his second at-bat, Gonzales lined a double into deep left-centerfield to drive in a pair of runs to bring Team Royal within two.

Daniel Troncale, ’25, Calif. (Team Red)- the athletic backstop stayed in against a sidearm right-handed pitcher and took a fastball away to centerfield for a single. The right-handed hitter controlled the strike zone with solid at-bats and swings all day.

Charlie Henderson, ’26, Calif. (Team Royal)- with a great at-bat against a low-slot right-handed pitcher working in the mid-70s. After a fastball that just missed hitting him in the helmet, the 5-foot-3, 125-pound right-handed hitter lined a fastball right back up the middle for a single into centerfield. The primary second baseman didn’t give an inch and was rewarded with his first knock of the game.

Nigel Buckley (2023 C, Los Angeles, CA) stole the show with a with a solo blast to deep left field. Buckley strung together loud barrels all afternoon, finishing 2-for-5 while displaying his physical tools at the plate. Linear path with strong hands that shoot to the pull side. Physicality and strength translates to an enticing offensive profile. Good upside in the bat with a strong arm behind the dish. A highly touted 2023 uncommitted gem to keep an eye on. 

Marcello Anelli (2025, OF, Newport Beach, CA) had a solid 2-for-5 day with a pair of good barrels to all fields. Good extension, keeps those hands in and stays steady through contact. Solid approach, picks his spots effectively. Present tools at the plate. Good size at first base. Big display on both sides. Uncommitted for the 2025 class. 

Noah Stockman (2023 3B, Huntington Beach, CA) drove in a pair of runs on a solid swing back up the middle. Finished 1-for-4 with two RBI and was a solid run producer at the plate. Strong hands and present size translates to some pop to the pull side. Stays short and simple and utilizes his hands well, good barrel control. Stockman opened eyes with his prowess at the plate today. 

Makai Moody (2023 RHP, Malibu, CA) tossed three shutout frames with five strikeouts in a dominant relief outing. Ran the fastball up to 83 mph with subtle life up in the zone. Flashed feel for a downer curveball in the mid-60s with some depth for whiffs. Mixed tempos and works downhill from a high three-quarter delivery. Solid arm that continues to progress on the hill. Remains uncommitted for the 2023 class. 

Jack Zerkel (2024 OF, Tustin, CA) was a solid performer at the plate, going 1-for-3 with a loud barrel down the left field line. Good bat speed on a linear path, line drive approach to all fields. Has added some strength to the frame and it shows with more in store. Good actions in outfield drills this morning along with a strong performance at the plate. Remains uncommitted for the 2024 class. 

Nate Sammartano, ’26, Calif. (Team Royal)- impressive outing from the right-handed pitcher with five strikeouts in three scoreless innings on one hit. He ran the fastball up to 85 mph from an over-the-top slot and hard-downer curveball in the low-70s. He finished with zero walks and a 60% strike rate on 40 pitches during his outing.

Luke Ludwig, ’26, Calif. (Team Purple)- right-handed pitcher matched Sammartano pitch-for-pitch with three scoreless innings on one hit with five strikeouts to keep the game scoreless through three innings. He commanded the zone at a 62% strike rate and needed only 32 pitches to turn the lineup over. Mainly using his fastball command up to 71 mph and a pair of breaking balls in the 64-69 mph range, Ludwig was efficient and effective against Team Royal.

Esamuel Jaramillo, ’26, Calif. (Team Purple)- smoked a line-drive to right field on a 78-mph fastball and the only hit for Team Purple through the first three innings. Jaramillo also chipped in with one scoreless inning on the bump with a pair of strikeouts from the right-handed pitcher.

Takashi Rutherford, ’26, Calif. (Team Purple)- the right-handed pitcher recorded three strikeouts in an inning of work with no hits on 29 pitches. Scattered the zone a bit with the fastball up to 79 mph but showed a solid changeup with good arm side fade and a tight curveball in the mid-60s. Lots of things to like moving forward from the 6-foot-2, 171-pound right-hander.

13-Purple vs. 14-Red

Dylan Keliiholokai, ’27, Calif. (Team Red)- ran the fastball up to 77 mph in a two-inning scoreless start. The right-handed pitcher struck out 3 hitters while allowing only 1 hit on 23 pitches. He commanded the fastball and a curveball in the mid-60s at a 69% strike rate.

Jaxon Olmstead, ’27, Calif. (Team Red)- followed up in relief with three scoreless innings and four strikeouts from the right-handed pitcher. Commanded the zone at 68% strike rate with a fastball up to 73 mph and a breaking ball 56-61 mph. Solid outing to complete three innings with two hits given up on just 47 pitches.

Brock Johnson, ’26, Calif. (Team Purple)- athleticism stands out from the primary shortstop as he made numerous plays on defense all over the field. Went into the hole at shortstop and made a strong throw to record an out as well as two plays on groundballs while at first base. 1-for-1 at the dish with feel for the barrel and quick first step out of the box.

Jarren Sanderson, ‘23 (Team White)- with a single into left field to record the first hit of the game. Pull side impact with extension out front from the big 6-foot-6, 220-pound third baseman.

Cooper Babb, ’24 (Team White)- singles to right field with a good piece of hitting with two-strikes to stay on the fastball down and away. Solid at bat from the primary catcher after fouling off the slider away and then lining the fastball in front of the right fielder. Controls the barrel through the zone with a line drive into left field on a slider for his second hit of the game.

Cody Collins, ’23, (Team Royal)- Great start from the right-handed pitcher with four scoreless innings on the bump with a 60% strike rate. Ran the fastball up to 81 mph while sitting in the upper-70s and showed a curveball with depth from his high arm-slot release getting down the slope. He also featured a lateral breaking slider as a third offering with slightly lower arm slot for weak contact.

Felipe De Alba, ’23 (Team Royal)- lines a single into right field off a slider from a tough right-handed pitcher. The right-handed hitting outfielder has taken good swings with a middle-field approach and line-drive swing path through the zone. Displayed his first step quickness after the single with stolen bases of second and third base before scoring on a groundout to shortstop. Finished the game 2-for-2 with a pair of singles and a run scored.

Adrian Hernandez, ’24 (Team White)- the 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed pitcher was impressive in his three-inning relief outing. He punched out six batters on only 38 pitches with a fastball up to 84 mph that he commanded to both sides of the plate. He featured a tight slider in the mid-70s with good shape and fading changeup with depth up to 76 mph. Solid outing from the 2024 right-hander with a projectable frame and feel for a three-pitch mix moving forward.

Top 60

Elias Oster (2023, Seattle, Wash.) was effective in his start, going two strong innings with four strikeouts. Oster impressed with a potent two-pitch mix on display. Ran the fastball up to 86 mph and sat 81-82 mph with late life up in the zone. Paired it with an effective low-70s slider with subtle 8-4 bite. Solid momentum down the hill, works his front side well in the delivery. Lanky, athletic frame with more in the tank. Uncommitted name to watch closely. 

T.J. Shaw Jr. (2024, Henderson, Nev.) went 1-for-2 at the plate with a double that split the left-center field gap. Looks to inflict damage with strong hands geared to the pull side, good amounts of intent in the path. Has some uphill lift in the swing that can really show as he physically develops. Moved well on the base paths and opened eyes with his prowess at the plate. 

Carter Speights (2023, Irvine, Calif.) opened eyes in relief, running his fastball up to 89 mph with arm-side run that forced plenty of whiffs. Flashed a low-70s slider with downward break and action to it. Also flashed a subtle changeup and took some off it against righties. Quick arm stroke that projects well going forward, more in the frame. Went 1-for-3 with a single back up the middle. Uncommitted name to keep an eye on going forward. 

Patrick Dufer (2025, Oak Hills, Calif.) produced on both sides. He lined a hard single through the left side for one of the best pieces of contact of the game. Hands work well, get extended and stay through contact. He later hopped on the bump in relief and flashed a solid fastball/curveball combination. Uncommitted for the 2025 class. 

Benjamin Vargas (2023, Anaheim, Calif.) had a pair of impressive knocks and went 2-for-3 on the day. Showcased a simple right-handed swing that took pitchers where it's given. Easy hands work through contact with some strength at impact. Good speed and quickness, hustles out of the box with bursts of acceleration. Uncommitted name for the 2023 class. 

Alec Burger (2023, Las Vegas, Nev.) is an intriguing product on both sides after his outing today. Made solid contact at the plate and opened eyes with his feel for spin on the bump. Fastball was up to 82 mph, spun a slurvy mid-60s breaking ball and firm changeup. Mixed tempos and attacked the zone. Impressive performance on both sides. Remains uncommitted for the 2023 class.