Tyler Blankenship (2021 3B, Roseville, CA) utilized a strong frame as he punished baseballs during his round. Feel for the bat head showing as he impacted with authority during his round. 

Michon Cole (2022 OF, Oakley, CA) showcased a short, simple cut as he sprayed the baseball on a line around the park. Advanced bat on ball skills showing as he found the barrel with every cut. 

Michael Miller (2022 C, Tualatin, OR) flashed real juice in the bat as he threw hands at the baseball while swinging it with authority. Peppered the middle of the field throughout his round. 

Fabian Gomez (2025 1B, Concord, CA) generated a ton of nose as he stayed linear through the hitting zone. Proved he could square it up consistently as he already showcased feel for the bat. 

Dylan Eshoff (2022 1B, Novato, CA) proved he could put his physical build to good use as he leveraged the baseball and drove it deep while creating backspin. Power in the swing on display today during his round. 

Danny Peters (2022 RHP, Palo Alto, CA) created some of the loudest contact of the day during his round when he found the barrel. Easy power in the swing as he drove it deep to the pull-side. 

Ethan Casas-Wu (2022 C, San Mateo, CA) was athletic in his actions as he got the bat head out front and impacted with authority. Peppered both gaps while also showing some power in the swing. 

Justin Iglesias (2024 1B, Castro Valley, CA) flashed an uphill swing path as he looked to drive it deep with every pitch. Generated easy power when he found the barrel. 

Tyler Kersey (2022 C, Roseville, CA) whipped the bat head through the zone as he found the barrel consistently. He swung it with intent as he drove it gap to gap on command. 

Anthony Lira (2024 3B, Citrus Heights, CA) had big time pop in the bat as he impacted out front. Proved to have easy pull-side power as he drove it deep with every cut. 

Danny Scudero (2023 OF, San Jose, CA) stayed short and simple as he took an impressive round of batting practice. Confident in the swing as he sprayed it to all fields on a line. 

Casey Threats III (2022 MIF, Pittsburg, CA) utilized some hand speed as he whipped the bat head through the zone. Impacts with authority and proved to have power to the pull-side. 

Kevin Parker Jr. (2022 SS, Brentwood, CA) did a good job getting extended as he impacted out front with some pop in the bat. Also proved he could simplify and drive it the other way on a line. 

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Brad Ballard (2024 C, Danville, CA) utilized a short, simple cut as he sprayed it around the park on a line. Also proved to have some pull side power as he drove it deep creating backspin. 

Elias Duncan (2023 C, Palo Alto, CA) showcased strong hands as he generated easy bat speed through the zone. Looked to lift the baseball deep to the center of the field and did just that during his round. 

Joshua Heard (2023 C, San Jose, CA) punished baseballs during his round as he drove it gap to gap on command. Impacts the baseball out front as he swung it with intent. Projects power down the road as well. 

Jaden Thomson (2022 1B, Folsom, CA) flashed whip to the barrel as he fires the hips and gets the bat head through the zone looking to drive it deep. Prove he could drive it to all fields for power during his round today. 

Nicholas Andrews Jr (2022 3B, Vallejo, CA) peppered the middle part of the field with line drives throughout his round. Advanced bat on ball skills showing as he utilized a short, simple cut. 

Derek Bartram (2022 OF, Novato, CA) utilized a physical build as he muscled baseballs around the park. Generated easy bat speed as he drove it over the fence and sprayed it to all fields, proving to be well rounded in the box. 

Donovan Crook (2022 3B, Alamo, CA) stayed short and simple to the baseball as he sprayed it on a line to all fields. Confident in the swing as he impacted the baseball out front with authority. 

Rocco Muccilli (2024 MIF, Santa Cruz, CA) showcased easy bat speed as he found a barrel with every cut he took. Mechanically sound swing that is going to play well in the future with a strength gain. 

Nicholas Verdugo (2022 2B, Rocklin, CA) drove it around to all fields as he took an impressive round of batting practice. Short, linear cut as he proved he could match plane of the baseball.