Ronin McCraw (2026 SS, Magnolia, TX): McCraw continued a very good weekend, showing off that compact, on-plane lefthanded stroke and peppering another few liners, including a double up the gap. The balance, swing, barrel feel, and defensive actions all stand way out. 

Jackson Turney (2026 1B, Tulsa, OK): Turney showed off a heavy barrel in this one, ripping a double down the line with good jump off the bat. He's got good strength to his frame with projection for more. 

Ryan Benavides (2026 SS, Friendswood, TX): Benavides doubled down the left field line on a line, turning on an inner-third pitch and smoking it with good leverage and bat speed overall, showing projectable offensive tools. 

Cory Matthews (2027 RHP, Jacksonville, FL): Matthews picked up a couple base hits in this one, showing a whole-field approach with good plate coverage and developing strength. 

Mark Macklin (2026 3B, Katy, TX): Macklin was an offensive force for the Green team, picking up a pair of hits as well as several stolen bases on the day, combining his hit tool and athleticism in a good way. 

Ronin McCraw (2026 SS, Magnolia, TX) shows good feel for the barrel and has sneaky good pop. Frequently made loud contact throughout his round. Quick trigger and he has good hip rotation.

Mark Macklin (2026 3B, Katy, TX) had nice juice in his swing. He has a simple swing allows him to find the barrel often. Has some good bat to ball skills in the swing as well.

Titus Cramer (2026 MIF, Springdale, AR) has a very level bat path with strength. He was spraying liners all over the field with ease. The ball carries really well off his bat.

Tanner Drda (2026 3B, Houston, TX) has a downward bat plane but swings with a lot of bat speed. Shows solid torque and can really drive the ball well to pullside. He had some of the loudest contact of the group.

Jackson Turney (2026 1B, Tulsa, OK) has a smooth left-handed swing. He has quick hands and gets the bat head out well to drive the ball to pullside. His raw strength allows him to drive the ball well but he also has no problem finding the barrel.

Jacob Swain (2026 SS, Cypress, TX) shows a nice up the middle approach with good strength in the swing. There's some easy juice here and quick bat speed. He'll add more power as he fills out.

Ronin McCraw (2026 SS, Magnolia TX) is an athletic player with a smooth swing that he used to crush a double into the right-center field gap for a double.  He was able to stay short to the ball, and the result was a laser into the outfield.  He has a simple, smooth swing at the plate.

Marco Longo (2026 SS, Spokane Valley, WA) turned on an inside pitch and roped a hard ground ball down the line that had enough steam to get all the way to the warning track for a triple in his first at bat today.  Longo has quick hands that he utilized to stay inside the ball and get the barrel through the zone on this trip.  These quick hands were on display in his last at bat also, as he drilled a line drive down the left field line for a stand up double.

Caleb Jett (2026 C, Crosby, TX) has a large frame that he utilized to drive a mistake by the pitcher deep into the left-center field gap in his first at bat.  He has present strength for his age, and will only continue to get stronger as he fills out his body by adding muscle.

Maxwell Satterwhite (2026 1B, Pflugerville, TX) showed good balance at the plate in his first at bat, sitting back on a curveball before unloading on the pitch to left field for an easy double.  He also made the most of his second at bat, crushing a deep fly ball over the left fielder’s head for his second stand up double in as many tries.  He has a large frame for his age and will continue to add strength and power as he fills out.

Jacob Aguilar (2026 MIF, San Antonio, TX) made the most of a fastball left over the plate, roping a double down the left field line that resulted in a two RBI double.  He shows good patience and barrel control at the plate, crushing mistakes made by pitchers.

Zeke Foster (2026 RHP, Lago Vista, TX) was rewarded for his aggression at the plate today, jumping all over a first pitch fastball for a double to center in his first at bat.  He showed a nice ability to keep his weight back and get his hands extended, making contact out front on this one.

Ryan Benavides (2026 SS, Friendswood, TX) utilizes a line drive approach and it paid off in his last at bat of the game, crushing a double deep down the left field line for his second hit of the day.  He is an athletic player that has good feel for the barrel at the plate.

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