Dylan Koontz (2021 3B, Huntersville, NC) had his power on display the plate with a HR and long double in his two plate appearances. Koontz also showcased his skills on the mound throwing 3 innings of one hit baseball and dialing his FB up to 87. 

Tony Pluta (2022 C, Palatine, IL) showed promise on the mound with 2 strong innings of work. Pluta topped his FB out at 86 while striking out 3 of the 6 batters he faced. 

Elijah Young (2023 LHP, West Point, MS) was dialed in during his 3 innings on the bump, striking out 3 while allowing 0 hits. The lefty showcased a FB at 74 and a CB that ranged from 62-64.

Carson Bryant (2022 3B, Perry, GA) ran his FB up to 83 MPH in his two innings of work with a good CB and CH. Bryant struck out 3 batters and did not allow a hit.

Dylan Koontz (2021 3B, Huntersville, NC) took by far the most impressive batting practice of the day. The lefty hammered baseballs off the scoreboard in rightcenter & into the woods in rightfield. The bat speed is elite and he knows how to generate leverage. By far the loudest wood during workouts. 

Kros Sivley (2021 LHP, Sumrall, MS) showed some juice in the bat today as he hammered baseballs gap to gap. He generated some backspin on the baseball with a slightly uphill swing. He also proved he can drive it on a line the other way when needed. 

Austin Cole (2021 OF, Canton, GA) utilized a spread out stance with high hands as he threw hands at the baseball. He found barrels consistently and when he go extended, he proved to have some pull side power. He did a great job of creating some barrel lag that helped him generate big bat speed. 

Jack Baldridge (2021 OF, Alexandria, VA) barreled up every single baseball in his round proving to have a strong hit tool. He generated some leverage and had big time pop gap to gap as hammered baseballs deep into them. Baldridge did a good job of keeping his hands inside and behind the baseball punished balls during his round. 

Nicolaus Litke (2021 OF, Tallahassee, FL) took some big hacks during his round as he fired the lower half creating some bat speed. He was a bit inconsistent finding barrels with every swing, but when he did, he showed big time gap into the gaps.

Charlie Condon (2021 1B, Marietta, GA) utilized a physical build as he generated some serious bat speed. He flashed big time pop to the middle part of the field as he drove high fly balls to deep center. 

Scott Mudler (2021 C, Johns Creek, GA) flashed a long, lean frame and put it to use as he took a loud round of BP. He did a nice job of staying inside the baseball as he drove it on a line gap to gap. He also proved to have some pop to the pull side when he got the bat head out front and got extended. 

Jackson Jefferson (2022 OF, Locust Grove, GA) starting from a wide stance as he creates some separation with the hands. Hit some long, high fly balls during his round while taking aggressive hacks. A bit inconsistent at times but when he got ahold of it, he created some very loud contact. 

Sean Smith (2021 1B, Piedmont, AL) utilized a big, physical build as he took some hard hacks. He creates some separation with the hands and generates some leverage as well. He drove baseballs deep to dead center as he added backspin to the baseball. All in all, Smith did a solid job of squaring up baseballs during his round.

Steven Michael Medina (2021 SS, Miami, FL) took one of the most impressive round of BP from the event. The switch hitter started on the right-side and hammered baseballs to the pull-side, including one he drove off the wall. From the left-side, he had a similar stance while he threw hands at the baseball. Big time pop in the bat from both sides. 

Michael Smith (2023 OF, Pensacola, FL) started a bit slow and then worked into a groove as he ended his round with some loud barrels. He kept his hands high, combined some bat wrap, and went on to generate some bat speed as he sprayed it around. 

Hudson Mimbs (2021 SS, Macon, GA) showed some strength in the hands as he generated some bat speed during his round. He had a solid pull-side approach as he drove it with ease into the gap and down the line. He also ended his round with an opposite field shot further proving his abilities in the box. 

Miller St. John (2021 SS, Marvin, NC) flashed one of the more simpler swings in workouts as he peppered baseballs around the field. He found barrels in every cut he took as he utilized a picture perfect swing. 

Nicholas Noto (2022 SS, Huntersville, NC) utilized strong hands as he showed a slightly uphill swing. Drove the baseball back up the middle early in his round and then started to pull the baseball for juice deep off the leftfield wall. 

Sammy Leis (2022 C, Cumming, GA) flashed a long, lean frame as he attacked baseballs out front. He consistently found barrels as he drove them back up the middle and gap to gap with ease. 

Ephraim Bravo (2021 OF, Hialeah, FL) utilized a simple, linear cut as he squared up baseballs throughout his round. He proved to have some juice in the bat as he ended his round with some impressive pull side drive. He also showed he could back spin the baseball deep into the gap. 

Joseph Slattery (2021 SS, Charlotte, NC) took an aggressive approach during his round as he hammered baseballs. He took a short bat path to the baseball and squared it up with ease. He also proved to have some power as he drove on off the top of the fence. 

McDonald McCommons (2022 C, Greensboro, GA) showcased a good feel for his barrel in his 3 ABs while being aggressive and recording 2 singles. McCommons was not afraid to swing the bat in any count and displayed great hand-eye skills.

Hoke Skipper (2022 RHP, Blackshear, GA) flashed his potential with 6 Ks in his 3 innings of work while allowing no free passes. Skipper ran his FB to 85 and threw 9 out of 11 first pitch strikes. 

Eli Durnell (2021 3B, Suwanee, GA) had a great day in the field and in the box showcasing his soft hands and strong arm in the field and recording 2 hits at the plate. Durnell also displayed great awareness and movement on the bases 

Andy Holub (2022 3B, Bronxville, NY) was aggressive in hunting FB, gathering 2 hits at the plate. Holub also showed his aggressiveness on the base paths taking the extra base when he could and recording a stolen bag. 

Landon Smith (2022 OF, Talladega, AL) made a number of diving catches throughout both games of the showcase. He got the final game of the event started with a full extension, diving grab in shallow left field and has been a very good defensive presence thus far; he also singled twice in the game. 

Andrew Ruggeri (2022 LHP, McLean, VA) has been a high motor player all weekend and he contributed in many facets including a pull side single and a sprawling catch in center. He's a good athlete and impacts the game in a multitude of facets. 

Joseph Slattery (2021 SS, Charlotte, NC) is primarily a shortstop but he showed some intriguing potential on the mound despite being a bit unfamiliar there. He worked at 82 mph with life to both sides and showed real feel to spin a hard breaking ball in the low-70s. 

Sammy Leis (2022 C, Cumming, GA) showed terrific flexibility and athleticism behind the plate with easy receiving skills and even jumped on the mound to show off the two-way ability as he worked his fastball up to 88 mph with a quick arm. 

Thomas Cheatham (2021 OF, Philadelphia, MS) impacted the game in a number of ways with a strong throw to nail a runner at home being one. He also laced a well-struck single and showed off his impressive speed with two bags swiped including third base. 

David Cherwonuk (2021 LHP, Ringgold, GA) is a physical righthanded hitter and also a legitimate two-way player as a primary lefthanded pitcher. He got his wrists extended to drive a ball to the opposite field gap that got over the head of the right fielder for a double. 

Ace Williamson (2022 SS, Carrollton, GA) Showed a good first step quickness out of the box beating out an infield grounder to second. Displayed good anticipation and soft hands making all the plays at shortstop.

Tony Pluta (2022 C, Palatine, IL) Displayed tremendous hand eye coordination along with a great feel and presence in the box. Power bat that plays in a game hitting a long fly ball to the wall in straight away left field.

Travonte Williams (2021 SS, Douglas, GA) Showed an ability to hit the ball hard smoking a line drive into left field in his first at bat. Jumped on a first pitch fastball in his first at bat making hard contact.

Matthew Lynch (2022 LHP, Rising Sun, MD) Displayed a strong left-handed arm, striking out four batters over three innings. Fastball sat in the high 70's and ran it up to 81.

Luke Boykin (2022 OF, Jesup, GA) showed toughness at the plate grinding out at bats in his three plate appearances. Boykin had a double to show for it while displaying quick hands and a short path to the ball. 

Grey Brannen (2022 1B, Elko, GA) displayed a big body and good swing at the plate with loud contact. Brannen tallied a single in his first at bat and caught good barrel on an lineout to short in his second AB. 

Brady Disbro (2022 RHP, Dana Point, CA) showcased his physical frame in a fantastic 3 innings in which he struck out 6 hitters and walked none. Disbro had a nice and easy delivery and was constantly pounding the zone while running his FB up to 88.

Nicholas Noto (2022 SS, Huntersville, NC) was making loud contact in all of 3 his ABs while showcasing an athletic, smooth swing and recording a hard double to LF. 

Sammy Leis (2022 C, Cumming, GA) showcased a wiry, athletic frame while being very aggressive in the box. Leis made loud contact with a 2B down the LF line to show for it. 

Hudson Mimbs (2021 SS, Macon, GA) showed a lot of upside in his 1 inning of work on the mound. With a plus arm and a hammer curve, Mimbs recorded 1 K while running his FB up to 86.

Austin Cole (2021 OF, Canton, GA) Showed good bat to ball skills with quick hands, consistently making loud contact. Displayed tremendous athleticism throughout the day. 

Andrew Ruggeri (2022 LHP, McLean, VA) Displays a funky and deceptive delivery and an ability to repeat it that kept hitters off balance all day. Fastball topped at 82. Showed a good feel for his curveball as well with excellent depth.

Davis Hodges (2022 LHP, Kennesaw, GA) Very athletic first baseman with excellent hands and great range especially for the position. Displayed an ability to swing it as well smoking a line drive through the middle for single.

Carson Hepworth (2022 OF, Gulf Breeze, FL) Displayed present bat speed with strong wrists and quick hands at the plate. Ambushed a loud double deep into center field.

Charlie Condon (2021 1B, Marietta, GA) Showed an ability to hit the ball wherever it is pitched and drive it to all parts of the field. Displayed strength and power potential, roped an opposite field triple into the right-center gap.

Kros Sivley (2021 LHP, Sumrall, MS) Uses an effortless 3/4 delivery and ran his fastball up to 87. Displayed some cut on his fastball as well along with a sharp-biting slider. Showed to be a high-level competitor on the mound through 3 innings of work.