James Paul (2021 RHP, Garden Grove, CA) Has a shorter arm action with a fluid circle in the back and has plenty of physicality to his frame to continue to strengthen on the mound. His fastball sat around 81-84 mph in his bullpen session, and he complimented it nicely with a large high 11-to-5 shaped curveball.

Ethan Lizama (2021 OF, Chula Vista, CA) The senior could be a very interesting find on the hill for many college programs. The left-hander showcased an already plus changeup with good sink to the plate, as well as a fastball up to 87 mph. He recently moved to Chula Vista from Guam, and is no doubt now on the radar.

Camden Clewett (2024 C, Yorba Linda, CA) Was very athletic in the delivery as he was repeatable in his actions and balanced throughout the motion. Stayed direct to the dish and filled up the zone with a three pitch mix. Fastball was up to 83 mph with arm side run and he proved he could work both sides of the plate. Mixed in a fading changeup and a sharp breaking ball, both in the low-70's. Huge upside on the bump from the young arm. 

Josiah Hartshorn (2025 OF, Anaheim, CA) Had to be one of the biggest surprises of the day as the young left-hander put up some elite type numbers for his young age. He was mechanically sound as he dropped and drive with full-intent in every pitch. He ran the fastball up to 85 mph with arm side run and it was nothing short of impressive to watch. Mixed in a sharp breaking ball with 1-to-7 movements and a changeup that he landed for strikes as well. No doubt a name to follow going forward as he has all to makings of an elite type arm in the future. 

Ethan Hsu (2022 RHP, San Ramon, CA) Was another impressive young arm that is still long and lanky, proving to be very projectable. The right-hander had a live arm and did a good job of staying direct to the dish. Fastball was up to 85 mph as he pounded the zone with it. Free and easy arm action showing more velo down the road. Feel for the breaking ball and flashed signs of a work in progress type changeup as well. 

Evan Langston (2021 RHP, Mammoth Lakes, CA) Is an uncommitted '21 that was very competitive on the mound today as he looked great in his bullpen. Utilized a full arm action as he proved to be athletic in the delivery. Proved to have feel for all four pitches. Fastball up to 85 mph showing arm side run. Slider with depth showing late sweep and a 12-to-6 breaking ball as well. Also mixed in a changeup that he landed for strikes. Upside showing here with room to still fill on the frame making him a good late grab for someone at the next level. 

Nathan Maas (2021 RHP, Soquel, CA) Is another uncommitted arm that had a solid bullpen today. Very live arm here with whip and generates easy velocity as he held it for the duration of his bullpen. Fastball sat in the mid-80's and he ran it up to 87 mph multiple times. Mixed in a fading changeup in the upper-70's that was a swing and miss type pitch. Also flashed a breaking ball that showed late tilt. Confident in his arsenal and proved to have some pitchability. 

James Derflinger (2023 SS, North Tustin, CA) flashed a very quick arm on the bump and was deceptive in the delivery as he tunneled all of his pitches well. Real feel for a four pitch mix and had command of each. Fastball up to 88 mph and he sat in the upper-80's for his entire bullpen. Feel to spin the curveball in the low-80's that had late depth to it. Mixed in a tumbling changeup that really dove out of the zone when down. Last secondary he worked with was a cutter that had visible run to it in the low-80's. Pitchability showing as he shows nothing but big upside down the road. 

Scott Bauman (2021 RHP, Stevenson Ranch, CA) has a violent motion that works hard down the mound and generates a strong fastball up to 86 mph. He has a short arm action that hides the ball well and throws two solid secondary pitches to compliment it. His 11-to-5 shaped curveball possesses strong late bite to the plate with plenty of spin rate to miss bats. He then mixes in a mature looking off-speed with good fade away from left-handed bats.

Sam Purgason (2022 3B, Truckee, CA) ran his fastball up to 86 mph and locates to all four quadrants with intent. Purgason’s large frame helps his fastball to play up and will continue to be an asset as his arm continues to strengthen. He’s still developing confidence in his 11-to-5 curveball, and it no doubt will improve alongside his arm strength.

Paul Murrow (2021 OF, Tustin, CA) has a true four pitch mix and a strong fastball that sits 82-84 mph while touching 85. Murrow has both a slider and a curveball with the slider being the stronger of the two pitches, as it sweeps across the plate with a low 11-to-5 shape. When he’s able to get it out in front and across his body, he has the potential to really snap the pitch off away from right-handed bats.

Tristan Fox (2022 RHP, Saratoga, CA) was physical on the mound standing at 6-foot-4 with broad shoulders and filled out lower half. Gets down the mound and uses his size to his advantage. Fastball up to 87 mph as it jumped out of hand. Was able to locate it to both sides of the dish. Mixed in a fading changeup in the low-80's that he tunneled well off the fastball. Also flashed a curveball in the low-70's showing bite. 

Bryce Cruz (2023 RHP, Granite Bay, CA) has big time potential on the mound as the young arm showcased himself in a big way today. Free and easy with the arm action as he ran the fastball up to 87 mph with life. Curveball in the upper-60's that he landed for strikes with 11-to-5 movements. Also had a tumbling changeup in the upper-70's that was really good when down in the zone. Swing and miss stuff already showing which shows big upside going forward. 

Cole Roberts (2021 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) was excellent on the mound today as he showed legit two-way talent. Full-effort delivery and pounded the zone with a three pitch mix. Fastball up to 85 mph as he was very comfortable working the glove side. Curveball showing late bite and mixed in a late tumbling changeup in the low-70's. Very confident in his arsenal and commanded the baseball well. 

Leo Uelmen (2022 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) long and lanky here proving to have a very high ceiling as he has yet to fill out the frame. Whip to the arm as he sneaks the fastball into the zone into the mid-80's. Also proved he could sink it, showing a heavy heater. Good changeup in the low-70's that was really good when down. Also had a late sweeping slider in the low-70's that he commanded very well. Filled up the zone with feel for all three pitches and shows big upside here. 

Pedro Hernandez (2022 OF, Tustin, CA) found multiple loud barrels during his round today as he does a good job of staying short and simple to the baseball. Strength in hands showing in a big way as he showed some thump in the bat. Also proved to have some pull-side power when he got extended. 

Jordan Liberatore (2022 C, Henderson, NV) utilized a great set of hands as he showed advanced feel for bat to ball skills. He knew how to leverage the baseball and drove a few deep to the pull-side. Great round that had multiple loud barrels throughout. 

Josiah Hartshorn (2025 OF, Anaheim, CA) took one of the most impressive rounds of Batting Practice of the day as the switch hitter drove it with authority around the park. He was more advanced from the right-side as he ran into a barrel with every cut and he even drove one over the pull-side fence. From the left-side, he did a nice job of getting the bat head out front as he drove it on a line. 

Jacob Guadian (2021 2B, Perris, CA) took a really nice round today as he utilized a short, simple cut while spraying around the ball park. Shows some natural uphill plane to swing and proved to have some pull-side pop when he squared it up. Found multiple barrels and took a very fundamental round of BP. 

Jayson Nace (2022 RHP, Yucaipa, CA) found a barrel with every cut he took during his round as he swings it with authority. Did a nice job of transferring weight into swing and shows some real power to the pull-side. Consistent with the stroke and has big strength in the hands. 

Nicholas Ochoa (2021 C, Santa Ana, CA) hit some towering fly balls during his round as he generates a ton of bat speed through the zone. Shows a slightly uphill swing path and impacts it out front looking to do damage with each cut. Stays inside the baseball and proved to have real juice to the gaps. 

Ethan Lizama (2021 OF, Chula Vista, CA) really got into some balls to his pull side putting one well over the fence in right field. The physical outfielder has extremely quick hands that allow him to let the ball get deep while still finding a ton of barrel. 

Ethan Nunez (2023 OF, Chino Hills, CA) has a conventional stance with a simple stride trigger that he sets up early with. His quiet load and solid rhythm with the pitcher help him to get on time consistently and produce plenty of hard contact to all fields. 

Jake Mitchell (2022 SS, Riverside, CA) put together a professional looking round with a flat barrel path through the zone and consistent line drives. He displays solid pop to his pull side when on time.

Justin Roulston (2022 OF, Los Angeles, CA) Long Beach State commit showed why he is D1 bound. Explosive actions in the box. Balls jumps off the barrel as he generates easy power from his physical build. Quick twitch actions as he loads up and then unwinds with intent. Prove to have power to both of the gaps as he peppered the baseball.

Jonathan Rodriguez (2023 1B, Fullerton, CA) easy, smooth cuts in the box as he had a very consistent approach. Noticeable strength showing in the lower half and hands. Great feel for the barrel as he shows advanced bat to ball skills. Loud line drive contact to the pull-side and flashed big time pull-side juice. Big upside showing from his great round today. 

JC Ng (2021 OF, Foster City, CA) Quiet approach in the box as he is relaxed with little pre-pitch movements. Stays short and simple to the baseball and gets the bat head out front consistently. Quick bat as he whips it through the zone with big time juice gap to gap. Very mature mechanics that are fundamentally sound which was on full display during his round today. 

Joshua Phillips (2021 OF, San Clemente, CA) powerful build that he utilized tremendously during his round today. Knows how to leverage the baseball as he did so creating easy power. Generates a ton of torque with the lower half and punished baseballs around the park. Natural lift to the swing as he pulled the baseball for power. 

Jack Johnson (2021 SS, Thousand Oaks, CA) Very athletic in all facets of the game as it carried well into his actions in the box. Linear swing path as he threw his hands at the baseball while driving it around the park. Proved to have some power as well into the gaps during his round today. 

Luke Berry (2022 C, San Clemente, CA) showcased a solid set of hands and looked to use the middle of the field with his physical and athletic frame. His hands work well down through the zone and he displays good pop to his pull side. 

Nicholas Dumesnil (2022 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) displayed controlled violence with a quit load and quick hands through the zone that have the ability to spray balls to all fields. He consistently hunts the inside half of the baseball and has created a solid foundation for himself. 

Blake Schroeder (2022 OF, Stevenson Ranch, CA) also showcased his power with a home run of his own to left field. Schroeder has a strong stroke with a flat barrel path through the zone that helps him to backspin baseballs to his pull side. 

With a low hanging leg lift trigger and an open stance, Elijah Selga (2024 C, Chula Vista, CA) unloads through the zone at launch and has the ability to drive the ball to all fields. He really extends his hands through the hitting zone and over emphasizes his finish. 

Bryce Cruz (2023 RHP, Granite Bay, CA) Did a great job of creating separation and then threw hands at the baseball with authority. Sprayed the baseball around the park and proved he could pull the baseball for power during his round. Strength in the wrist and has total control of the barrel at all time.

Gaven Jesse (2022 OF, Sammamish, WA) Solid switch hitter who proved to have advanced bat on ball skills from both sides. Very advanced from the right-side as he proved he could leverage the baseball and drive it deep to the warning track. Short and simple from the left-side as he relied on his hand-eye coordination to square up the baseball.

Ryan Kim (2021 OF, Covina, CA) Utilized a very physical build as he had big time thump in the bat. Drove the baseball from gap to gap and projects big time power down the road. Squared the baseball up consistently and took one of the loudest rounds of the day.

Tyler Albanese (2023 RHP, Mentone, CA) has a ton of bat speed through the zone and stands to drastically improve as he learns to simplify his stroke. With the ability to drive it to just about anywhere in the ballpark, his power will be a carrying tool. 

Sonny Salazar (2025 SS, Othello, WA) Relaxed in the box as he did a good job of transferring weight into the swing. Very strong hands as he looked to drive it middle-away on a line. Power showing as he drove a few of them deep to centerfield. Projects power down the road and it was on display today.

Tristan Fox (2022 RHP, Saratoga, CA) Took one of the more impressive rounds of Batting Practice today as he looked to drive it over the fence with every cut. The strength was present in the cut as he flashed power to the pull-side and did it with ease. When he squared it up, he proved to have some of the most pop out of everyone in the event.

Cole Blumenthal (2023 SS, Redondo Beach, CA) Impacted the baseball with authority during his round as he drove it on a line to the pull-side consistently. Did a nice job of matching plane while displaying a great set of hands. Shows some pull-side power too as he showed he could generate backspin with long fly balls to the warning track. 

Bryant Viskovich (2023 OF, Los Gatos, CA) Peppered the middle of the field with line drives during his round as he found a barrel with every swing. Short and simple to the baseball as he gets the bat head out front while keeping the hands inside of the baseball. Proved to have some juice in the bat too when he got extended on inner-half pitches. 

Kenneth Wang (2022 C, Claremont, CA) Did a great job of firing the lower and complimented that nicely with strong hands. Stayed linear through the zone and showed he could drive it to all fields on a line. Proved to have some pull-side pop too during his round. Some of the loudest contact of the day when he let it fly. 

Dekker Smith (2021 OF, Suisun City, CA) Generated easy power as he threw his hands at the baseball. Looked to do damage with every cut and when he squared it up, he had real pop in the bat. Proved he could drive it on a line to the opposite field or drive it deep to the pull-side.

Jack McKeehan (2022 1B, Coto De Caza, CA) doesn't get cheated, he has a sound lower half that he incorporates into each swing. Whippy pass with good feel for the barrel, he creates plenty of loud noises when finding barrel. 

Max Andeel (2021 OF, Placentia, CA) The ball jumps off his bat. Good strong hands through the sound with a sound lower half that he knows how to use. He creates good leverage in his swing and possesses emerging raw power. 

Troy Anderson (2021 1B, Moorpark, CA) uses a wide base and has a simple operation. He has a quick trigger that unleashes through the zone with noticeable raw power. With a short and compact stroke, he has the ability to drive the ball to all fields. 

David Loera (2021 C, Moreno Valley, CA) is a big swinger with a clear plan at the plate. He tracks the ball well and has plus feel for the barrel. He's currently a gap to gap guy who flashes plus pull side power.