Maxzell Mathis (2028 SS, Gibsonton, FL) made one of the better defensive plays of the game in the first inning of the game. He threw a runner out from centerfield showing off a strong arm in the process. 

Colton Bettencourt (2027 C, Stuart, FL) got the game started on the bump and showed pretty impressive pitchability. He ran the fastball up to 77 mph and got a lot of weak outs early in counts. 

Jackson Miller (2028 SS, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) notched two hits including showing off the wheels on an infield single. He took a good BP and has been around the barrel all weekend. 

Blake Godwin (2029 SS, Ashford, AL) had one of the louder hits in this game with a double down the left field line. He's got fast hands with good feel for the barrel. 

Preston Hamelynck (2028 SS, Clearwater, FL) took some good hacks and had a hard single in this game. It's a controlled stroke with good feel. 

Jack Adamo (2027, OF/C, Middletown, NJ) showed some good pop in the bat with a loud triple to the left-center gap. Looks to pull the baseball which is where he is most comfortable.

Ashton Norris (2028, RHP/UT, Gainesville, FL) displayed good bat speed turning on a FB down the left field line for a double.

Paul Dufrene V (2028, RHP/UT, Cut Off, LA) was nothing short of fantastic in his 3 innings of work today. Dufrene showed great command of FB filling up the zone. Flashed a CH and CB as secondaires but lived mostly FB around the zone. Athletic player with good arm speed and fluid delivery. Also picked up a base hit at the plate.

Colton Bettencourt (2027, C/RHP/OF, Stuart, FL) found some barrel lining a triple to the LF gap. Kept hands inside well and showed some pop in the bat to pull the side of the field.

Ty Mabrey (2027, RHP/UT, Spanish Fort, FL) made quick work of the Royal blue team in his two innings of work. Flashed a 2 pitch mix of FB/CB and commanded the zone well with both. Mabrey didn’t allow a base runner in his two innings while striking out 2 in the process.

Cullen Garner (2028, RHP/MIF/OF, Fleming Island, FL) came in late and showed some good life to his FB up in the zone sitting 76-78 T79 mph. Flashed a 11-5 CB but found most success in FB around the zone. Struck out the side in the first inning of work.

Sam Resch (2028 C, Sarasota, FL) has a good plan at the plate and executed it in a consistent basis. There's present strength to the pull side and the ability to change direction and go the other way. 

Cullen Garner (2028 OF, Fleming Island, FL) has a balanced and projectable swing with a simple timing mechanism to project repeatability. It's a consistent line drive oriented stroke and plays nicely. 

Milo Massuli (2027 3B, Magnolia, DE) has loose, quick hands with a pretty functional overall swing. He can adjust well and gets the hands through to create line drive contact. 

Jaedon Lawton (2028 RHP, Rockledge, FL) has fast hands and can turn the barrel over to pull the ball. It's a smooth finish with a solid package of offensive tools. 

Ashton Norris (2028 SS, Gainesville, FL) has a compact and clean stroke and can get through the ball nicely. It's a clean, short stroke and he repeated it very well. 

Jackson Miller (2028 SS, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) has solid hitting tools with great size and it's easy to see the long term projection. There's very solid bat speed for his age and there's good power potential. 

Curtis Rinne (2028 C, Winter Springs, FL) really separates and creates hard contact when he uncoils on time. There's some strength at contact and he can go to the opposite field alley nicely. 

Kaleb Williams (2028 1B, Tampa, FL) took some aggressive swings and turned the barrel over with plenty of intent. There's good present bat speed and jump off the barrel to the pull side.