Kinkade Clark (2023 3B, Brandon, MS) - In two innings of work he showcased a fastball that touched 87mph leading to four strikeouts. The delivery is quick and compact with a short, whippy arm swing that made the fastball get on the hitters quickly. Clear athlete on the mound that has more in the tank when his lower half get more involved. 

Juan Pablo Morales (2022 C, Gardendale, AL) - The switch hitter had a productive day from both sides of the plate. As a lefty he showed the ability to go the other way hitting a line drive over the SS head for a single. From the right side an RBI double down the left field line was turned on and hit hard. One thing to say about his swing is that he does not get cheated, he swings it hard every time. 

Harrison Long (2022 OF, Opelika, AL) - Showed off his hit and run tools today. Starting off legging out an infield single to SS and stealing second immediately. Later in the game he hit a one of the hardest hit balls of the weekend over the centerfielders head for an easy triple. Hands started back and had a simple load with some impressive bat speed that stayed on plane through the zone. 

Killean Blackmon (2024 2B, Auburn, AL) - With a double and an RBI on the day he showed very good bat to ball skills with a short swing. With two strikes he let a ball get deep and hit it down the right field line for a double. Later with runners on second and third he had a long at bat that ended with a hard hit RBI groundout to second. In the field at 3B he has a nice quick first step and made a nice half diving play on a hot shot to him to record an out. 

Mikey Wisner (2024 3B, Lacombe, LA) - Unloaded on a ball to deep left field, hitting off the bottom of the fence for an RBI double. He has a nice set up at the plate, slightly open stance, looks quite and confident with a slight leg kick and good swing plane. 

Barrett Fondren (2022 3B, Cruger, MS) - With a short compact swing and good barrel control he found two hard barrels. A line drive the other way drove in two runs with a stand up triple. Another hard line drive was hit up the middle pull side that had a great sound to it. 

Carson Moreno (2022 3B, Miami, FL) continued to show his strength at the plate after a strong round of batting practice on Saturday and recording a 101 mph exit velocity on with a solo home run on Sunday. The quickness in his hands and strength at the point of contact make him an extra base threat each time he hits. 

Brooks Ward (2024 OF, Little Rock, AR) takes an aggressive swing at the plate with a smooth left-handed with the ability to leverage the baseball especially up in the zone. In his first at bat Sunday he ambushed an elevated fastball for a triple in the right center field gap. In his second at bat he stays back on an off speed and drove a single back up the middle and added a stolen base. 

Luke Hill (2022 SS, Port Allen, LA) continued to display his arm talent hoping on the mound for an inning and running his fastball up to 91 mph. The Tulane commit showed the ability to get the fastball to both halves of the plate and mixed in a mid 70’s breaking ball for swings and misses below the zone.

Max Stewart (2022 SS, Birmingham, AL) has a lean projectable frame with room to fill out as he continues to mature. He drove a ball in the left center field gap for a double and proceeded to steal third and come across to score a run. 

Mason Perrigo (2024 SS, Birmingham, AL) works with good tempo down the mound through his delivery attacking hitters with a low 80’s fastball. The arm works short through the back and as is consistently on time to the release allowing him to get to both halves of the plate and keep the ball off the barrel. 

Hill Gainey (2023 C, Gulfport, MS) had a solid day at the plate as well as behind it. He picked up to knocks with singles in two of his three at bats. Behind the dish he showed a strong arm with feel for the action receiving the ball and presenting strikes.

Brendan Conner (2024 3B, Warrior, AL) picked up an extra base hit in his final at bat with a double to the opposite field tucking it just inside the right field line. He showed good strength tint he hands to control the bat head and keep the ball fair well going the other way. 

Matthew Masingill (2023 OF/RHP, Trussville, AL) topped out at 82mph this morning for the Purple team. Masingill works fast on the mound with good balance delivery. 

Brandon Coakley (2024 C, Covington, LA) singled in the game for the Gray team. Coakley showed a sound approach at the plate with a smooth swing. 

Pierce Edwards (2023 C/RHP, Seale, AL) sat 80-83mph on his fastball today topping out at 84mph. Edwards has good arm strength on the mound and attacks hitters with his fastball. 

Raiden Lafortune (2023 3B/RHP, Niceville, FL) had his fastball top out at 80mph this morning mixing in his curveball at 66mph. Lafortune did a good job of pitching to both sides of the plate and kept hitters off-balance. At the plate Raiden tripled in the game in his second at bat. Lafortune showed a level swing plane with some pop in his bat and showed speed on the bases. 

Grainger West (2022 RHP/OF, Vestavia, AL) made a nice play in right field throwing out a runner at the plate to end the 6th inning. West showed a strong accurate arm and did a good job of getting behind the ball. West smoked a line drive single to RF in his last at bat of the day. 

Brady Waugh (2023 3B, Hoover, AL) collected two singles in the game today for the Gray team. Waugh showed a nice easy swing at the plate hitting the ball where it's pitched. 

Jack Holley (2024 C, Spanish Fort, AL) showed strength in his right-handed swing with quick hands, the swing path stays short and sweet with some jump of the barrel.

Carson Luna (2024 SS, Houston, TX) starts with a wider bas and does a nice job getting his lower half involved in the swing. He worked well to the middle of the field with some projectable pop from the right side. 

Brent Honaker (2022 C, Ohatchee, AL) starts with a lower handset but does a nice job getting on plane and driving the ball with some leverage at the point of contact. He has strength in the hands allowing him to create punch at the point of contact.

Seth Cooper (2022 2B, Star, MS) starts with a wider base from the right side sitting into his legs allowing him to get the lower half involved ot create drive through the baseball. He consistently found the barrel with loud contact working well to all fields. 

Zach Johnson (2022 OF, Moody, AL) has a long lean projectable frame that will add power as he fills out. He showed the ability to drive the ball with back spin create leverage at the point of contact. 

Kinkade Clark (2023 3B, Brandon, MS) has good rhythm and timing to his right-handed swing using a hanging leg lift to trigger the forward movement. He showed hand speed attacking the inside part of the baseball working well to the big part of the yard. 

Juan Pablo Morales (2022 C, Gardendale, AL) shows plenty of intent. From both sides of the plate with a more linear approach from the right side. On the left side he has a natural smooth path and can drive the ball to all part of the field. 

Jacob Humbers (2022 MIF, Columbus, MS) starts even using simple approach as the barrel attacks the inside part of the ball. He gets good extension though the baseball allowing him to create back spin and carry on the ball flight. 

Houston Owen (2023 OF, Birmingham, AL) has strength in his physical build that shows up at the plate. He creates good separation pre swing and works on plane through the baseball with intent creating jump to the pull side. 

Carson Moreno (2022 3B, Miami, FL) starts with a wider base using hanging leg lift to trigger the swing. He showed plenty of strength to the pull side with easy back spin on the baseball and plenty of lift in the swing path. 

Sheldon Ott (2022 1B, Newton, AL) has a physical frame to dream on with a smooth left-handed stroke. He showed good barrel accuracy working the ball hard on a line from the middle to pull side. 

Keagan Baxter (2022 C, Gray, GA) showed good twitch in the hands as he attacks the inside part of the baseball. The ball really jumps off his barrel and worked back spin line drives from the middle of the field to the pull side with an easy approach.

Isaiah Pou (2023 SS, McDonough, GA) has a simple approach from the right side with good hand speed to the baseball. He gets the lower half involved with a simple weight shift as he still does a nice job hitting behind the baseball. 

John Anagnostis (2022 3B, Smyrna, GA) uses a toe tap trigger with his hands in a lower position. He does a nice job matching plane and is able to create leverage as the bat path comes through the zone. 

Luke Hill (2022 SS, Port Allen, LA) took a strong round of batting practice lacing balls from line to line. He has good strength in the hands with timing and rhythm that allow the bat head to play out front consistently. 

Landon Leonard (2023 3B, Hampton, GA) starts with a narrow base but creates separation with his hand load and stride. He does a nice job staying on plane with strength in the hands as he impacts the baseball well to the pull side. 

Brandon Coakley (2024 C, Covington, LA) has good timing and rhythm to his right handed swing with the ability to match plane through the zone. His swing projects well as he continues to add strength and mature. 

Keagan Baxter (2022 C, Gray, GA) continued to put together a nice at-bat to lead off the game and despite being in an 0-2 count, he managed to go down and barreled a breaking ball for a single up the middle. He quickly stole second base. In his next trip to the plate he lofted a deep fly ball down the left field line, tucking in just fair for a triple.

Dawson Simmons (2024 OF, Marerro, LA), who ran a 6.73 60-yard dash, made playing centerfield look easy as he covered ample ground while looking like he was gliding to the gap to run down fly balls. In his second trip to the plate he barreled a fastball for a line drive single over the shortstop’s head, plating a run for Purple.

Luke Hill (2022 SS, Port Allen, LA)continued to showcase well after a loud workout, adjusting to an 1-2 curveball which he shot to the right-center field gap, utilizing his speed to hustle all the way into third base. He also made an excellent throw to complete a double play, coming across the second base bag while making an off balance strike on to first base.

Collin Perkins (2022 2B, Hollywood, AL) picked up a nice single in his first at-bat, going down to get a fastball after fighting off pitches earlier in the box, ultimately winning the battle. He found another barrel later in the game, singling over the head of the shortstop after making a couple nice defensive plays at second base.

Isaiah Pou (2023 SS, McDonough, GA) and Cameron Taylor (2023 OF, Memphis, TN) followed up Perkins for the Purple squad, barreling up back-to-back singles with Pou going to the middle of the field for an RBI while Taylor pulled one through the 6-hole.

Pierce Edwards (2023 C, Seale, AL) enjoyed a two-hit game, first showing the strength in his hands with a single over the first baseman’s head before turning around a ball through the 6-hole for another single, registering 89 mph off of the barrel.

Hayes Harrison (2023 LHP, Oxford, AL), a primary left-handed pitcher, got the barrel out on a two strike breaking ball down in the zone and pulled it with some strength into right field for a single. He later jumped on the mound and the left-hander was up to 81 mph, though it was his feel to pitch and locate three pitches in any count that really stood out.

John Anagnostis (2022 3B, Smyrna, GA) connected for a loud barrel in his final at-bat of the game, squaring up a ball for a deep ground rule double over the left-center field fence. 

Thrasher Steed (2022 RHP, Orange Beach, AL) was very impressive holding 88-91 mph for all three inning and pounding the zone to both sides of the plate. The UAB commit mixed in a sharp slider with in the 78-81 mph range showing good tilt and producing plenty of swing and miss. The changeup showed well as the third offering with fading life in the low 80’s and like the slider has the ability to miss barrel as he does a nice job keeping it down in the zone. 

Luke Lowery (2022 OF, Norris, TN) showed good barrel consistency in his round of batting practice and carried that into his first at bat doing a nice job of staying ball up and driving a ball into center field for a single. The strength in his frame shows up well in the swing with some pop from the middle of the field to the pull side. 

Sheldon Ott (2022 1B, Newton, AL) has a physical build at 6-foot-5 225-pounds. His left-handed swing has good rhythm and timing allow him to get the bat head out front consistently and make loud contact. He has a balanced approach allowing him to drive the baseball from the middle of the field to pull side.

Juan Pablo Morales (2022 C, Gardendale, AL) has good twitch at the plate that showed in game action from the left side. The switch-hitting catcher jumped on a fastball up in the count and drove it to the wall in left center field for a long double. 

William Schmidt (2024 RHP, Baton Rouge, LA) has a projectable frame with room to fill out  as he continues to mature. He works with a good pace on the mound and ran his fastball up to 81 mph showing a repeatable delivery that allows him to attack in the zone early in counts. He showed a curveball as his primary off speed with depth when on top of it. 

Austin Collins (2022 LHP, Helena, AL) got the bat head out on a breaking ball and pulled it into the left field corner. He showed some bat speed with loose wrist as he was able to keep the ball just fair inside the third base bag. His athletic frame and good speed showed on the bases as he glided into second. 

Barrett Fondren (2022 3B, Cruger, MS) laced a ball over the right fielders head on a fastball in his second at bat for a double as he did a nice job staying on the baseball and driving it the other way. He followed that up with an RBI line drive single once again using the opposite field hitting the ball to right center field. 

Sims Godwin (2022 2B, Dacula, GA) displayed a simple approach with the barrel working to the inside part of the ball in his first at bat with a double down the right field line. He did a nice job manipulating the bat path and getting the barrel to the baseball to drive an upper 80’s fastball on a line into the corner. 

Brendan Conner (2024 3B, Warrior, AL) has a strong build with present strength in the lower half. He does a nice job of getting into his legs as he comes down the mound allowing him to maintain his low 80’s velocity. His lower arm slot pairs well with a slurvy breaking ball in the mid 70’s that he does a nice job landing for strikes consistently. 

Howell Polk (2022 RHP, Birmingham, AL) has a lean projectable frame with a quick over the top arm action that helps to create downhill action on his upper 80’s fastball topping out at 88 mph. He showed feel for both of his off-speed pitches, the curveball flashed some two-dimensional break landing on the glove side while the changeup has arm side life with maintained arm speed out of the hand.  

Jacob Humbers (2022 MIF, Columbus, MS) works on a good line down the mound with a lean projectable frame. His arm action is clean through the back up to a higher over the top slot. He maintained his velocity in the mid 80’s for two innings topping out at 85 mph while mixing a slider with varying shape and getting consistent success with the pitch producing weak contact and swing and miss. 

Jay Faulkner (2022 RHP, Vestavia, AL): Faulkner is a pitcher by trade but jumped onto the page right away with his bat, launching a triple up the RCF gap and looking athletic tearing around the bases. 

Matthew Guffey (2023 SS, Salem, AR): Guffey had a very loud first AB, getting a pitch up in the zone and hammering it over the LF's head for a GR double. The bat speed and projectable power stand out. 

Jack Holley (2024 C, Spanish Fort, AL): Holley really stood out defensively in drills as well as in game, moving well laterally and showing off very advanced catch-and-throw, with a 1.96 pop in-game on the money to nail a runner. He also picked up two hits, showing a whole-field approach. 

Hadley Maxwell (2022 RHP, Brentwood, TN): Maxwell pounded the zone for 3 innings and looked good, working 83-86 mph with his fastball and showing off a full mix with CB/SL/CH as well, the CB showing sharp depth. 

Tucker Cagle (2023 LHP, Vinemont, AL): Cagle has a loose whippy arm working in the low-80's with his fastball and showing off a quality breaker as well, and he also handles the bat well at the plate with good barrel skills and projection for power. 

Ace Williamson (2022 SS, Carrollton, GA): Williamson has a lot to like about his profile with a loose, quick stroke that projects, and he hammered a liner oppo over the LF's head and showed off his speed en route to a triple. 

James Graphos (2024 SS, Mountain Brook, AL): Graphos picked up a pair of hits in this one, including an RBI, showing off a compact stroke with good hands and feel for using the whole park through his approach. 

Carson Luna (2024 SS, Houston, TX): Luna handles the barrel well and shows the ability to consistently make contact with a whole-field approach, projecting well in terms of strength as well. 

Grainger West (2022 RHP, Vestavia, AL): West was good both ways, working up to 86 mph on the mound and throwing some strikes with good life; and he also picked up a pair of hits to go 2-2 with the bat on the day. 

Lucas Roby (2024 2B, McDonough, GA): Roby handles the bat well at the plate and shows an accurate barrel, picking up a couple of knocks in this one with a short stroke that covers the plate well. 

Brady Waugh (2023 3B, Hoover, AL): Waugh has good compact strength to his frame and can turn on the ball at the plate, picking up a couple hard-hit singles in this one with some projection for power remaining on his frame.