Benjamin Ball (2026, Phoenix, AZ) pulled the hands in on a fastball and drove it through the left side to lead off the game. He also showed the ability to run the bases well, going first to third on a hit and run groundout to the shortstop. 

Zach Bolles (2026, Chandler, AZ) continues to perform at the plate, staying in the big part of the yard for a base hit up the middle. Bolles has shown advanced barrel feel all weekend. 

Dylan Keith (2027, Mesa, AZ) smoked a line drive double over the right fielder's head. Good separation creates leverage within the swing, allowing balls to be driven to all parts of the field. Keith also showed two-way ability with a strong performance on the mound. 

Tanner Anderson (2026, Phoenix, AZ) generated an insurance run with a deep fly ball to right center field for a sac fly. A quality approach continues to get the job done at the plate

Heriberto Aidan Gastelum (2027, Buckeye, AZ) laced a loud double down the left field line and later came around to score on a wild pitch. He displayed strong hands and a quick bat.

Zach Bolles (2026, Chandler, AZ) produced loud contact in his first at bat that resulted in a standup double in the left center gap. Has shown an advanced hit tool with exceptional feel for the barrel and good rhythm.

Benjamin Ball (2026, Phoenix, AZ) showcased a loud two-pitch mix capable of missing bats often. The fastball overpowered hitters, topping out at 81 mph. Ball also showed legit two-way potential with an RBI double to the opposite field gap. 

Gabriel Coltman (2025, Portland, OR) took a tough fastball on the outer half and shot it hard down the right field line for a stand up triple. Coltman looks to do damage in the box, using aggresive swings often. 

Tait Reynolds (2026, Queen Creek, AZ)  absolutely destroyed a ground rule double to left field. His swing in extremely violent through zone with really strong quick hands. He followed that up by swiping third and later scoring. 

Kanon Faselar (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) threw the ball well out of the pen. The lefthander used a tailing, low-70’s fastball to get ahead of hitters before implementing a short, slurve action. 

Christopher Sinacori (2027, Phoenix, AZ) showcased quality stuff on the mound in relief. The fastball work in the mid-70’s with quality armside run, allowing the righthander to miss bats fairly often. 

Norman Cherrett (2025, Grand Beach, MI) stayed back on a breaking ball and drove a ball in the right center gap for a double, showing a sound approach at the dish.

Dylan Keith (2027, Mesa, AZ) led off the game with a line drive base hit up the middle on a tough fastball. Showcases a short, quick bat path with an approach that allows him to stay. on everything

Landon Englebrecht (2026, Mesa, AZ) led off the bottom half of the first inning with a laced single up the middle. Quick hands lead to a lot of barrels. Also showcased the ability to run the bases well by reading an off speed pitch in the dirt and advanced 90 feet to third base

Brady Trujillo (2027, Litchfield Park, AZ showed ability to pull the hands in and drive baseballs. In the bottom half of the second he smashed a ball to right for an RBI single and later scored to grab the lead. 

Michael Mogannam (2025, San Jose, CA) started the bottom of the third with line drive base hit that was smoked up the middle. He showed a quick bat and strong hands at the plate, leading to impressive feel for the barrel. The slugger doubled late in the game as well. 

Tyke Daniels (2026, Phoenix, AZ) threw the ball very well on the mound. The righthander paired a low-70’s fastball with a sharp, 12-6 curveball to miss bats regularly. Daniels showed two-way ability with a hard hit pullside single. 

Norman Cherrett (2025, Grand Beach, MI) continued to showcase a strong bat with a base hit back up the middle. The right-handed hitter has shown the ability to produce hard hit balls often.  

Gabriel Coltman (2025, Portland, OR) displayed the ability to shorten up and shoot the ball the other way. The slugger used an inside-out swing to drive a base hit the other way to bring in a run. 

Kosta Filipovic (2026, Las Vegas, NV) showed the ability to use his strength well at the plate, driving the ball down the line for an RBI double. 

Christopher Sinacori (2027, Phoenix, AZ) got the scoring started with an RBI single to left field. A short, direct swing path leads to quality contact often. Solid power was also on display later in the game, as Sinacori drove in another run with a triple to the pullside gape. 

Jack Dominguez (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) found a loud barrel on a deep drive the left-center field gap for an RBI double. Quick bat speed through the zone helps generate some power that plays to pullside despite a smaller build. 

Hawk Licari (2027, Scottsdale, AZ) threw the ball well over his two innings of work. The lefthander worked a tailing, low-70’s fastball on the inner half of the plate well throughout the start. It was paired with curveball that showed quality 11-5 action. 

Zach Bolles (2026, Chandler, AZ) continued to get it done at the plate with another base hit to center field. The right-handed hitter uses his strength well at the plate to produce loud contact frequently. 

Landon Englebrecht (2026, Mesa, AZ) displayed the ability to drive the ball the other way with a hard hit double down the left field lien. Quality speed allowed the left-handed hitter to get out of the box and turn the base hit into extra bases. 

Norman Cherrett (2025, Grand Beach, MI) showcased the abiltiy to use his strong at the plate with a deep drive down the line in the left field for a triple. 

Xavier Escontrias (2026, Glendale, AZ) got the top of the fourth started with a bang, roping a double into the left-center field game. Good speed allowed him to beat the throw in from he outfield. 

Jack Dominguez (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) threw the ball during his start on the mound. The righthander pounded the zone with a mid-70’s fastball and curveball with 11-5 action, allowing him to get quick outs. 

Dylan Keith (2027, Mesa, AZ) showcased quality power that plays to the opposite field gap for a standup double. The right-handed hitter has shown solid feel for the barrel with an approach that allows for the entire field to be used. 

Tanner Anderson (2026, Phoenix, AZ) displayed sound bat to ball skills with a two-strike single back up the middle to drive in the first run of the ball game. 

Zach Bolles (2026, Chandler, AZ) found some loud contact during his first at-bat with a ahrd hit single to the pullside. Good athleticism plays on the base paths, allowing him to immediately steal second base. Bolles also showed two-way potential on the mound with an upper-70’s fastball and a sharp, 12-6 curveball. 

Kanon Faseler (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) showcased a mature approach at the plate, shooting a ball into the left-center field gap with to drive in a run with a sacrifice fly. A strong frame leads to above-average power to all fields. 

Hawk Licari (2027, Scottsdale, AZ) got things started in the bottom of the third with a hard hit line drive back up the middle. A lofted path allows balls to be driven in the air consistently. LIcari followed it with a stolen base. 

Benjamin Ball (2026, Phoenix, AZ) showcased an advanced hit tool with a barrel to deep right-center field for a standup triple. The right-handed hitter uses his strength well in the box and showed advanced athleticism on the bases. 

Tait Reynolds (2026, Queen Creek, AZ) put together a quality at-bat before driving a 3-2 pitch down the line for a triple. The right-handed hitter looks to damage at the plate with an aggresive approach and swing. Quality speed allows him to run well around the bases. 

Tyke Daniels (2026, Phoenix, AZ) displayed the ability to make hard contact often with a deep drive into the right-center field gap for a triple his first time up and a sharp single to pullside. 

Caden Beneteau (2027, Pinnacle, AZ) used a short, compact swing to produce an RBI single right back up the middle, tying things up in the first inning.  

Gavin Loeb Keene (2026, Ontario, CA) jumped on a first-pitch fastball and laced a base hit into left field to begin the bottom of the third. A linear path leads to frequent line drives. 

Kosta Filipovic (2026, Las Vegas, NV) threw the ball well in his start. The righthander ran the fastball up to 75 mph, pairing it with a low-60’s curveball that generated some whiffs. 

Zander Bratspis (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) impressed out of the pen. The righthander used an athletic delivery down the mound to pound the zone with a mid-70’s fastball and a solid curveball. 

Wesley Dill (2027, Blythe, CA) got things going for Columbia Blue late with a single up the middle. Dill showed his athleticism by immediately stealing second base with ease. 

Norman Cherrett (2025, Grand Beach, MI) displayed the opposite field power with a deep drive to right field for a standup RBI triple to add to the lead. 

Tait Reynolds (2026, Queen Creek, AZ) put together the best round of the day with consistent barrels that played to all fields. A simple swing shows quick bat speed through the zone with the ability to impact the baseball. 

Tyke Daniels (2026, Phoenix, AZ) showcased sound bat speed throughout the round. A linear path led to frequent line drives back through the middle of the field. Strong frame generates some power to the pullside. 

Kanon Faseler (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) showcased the ability to generate quality pullside power from both sides of the plate. The switch-hitter has advanced feel for the barrel with quick bat speed through the zone. 

Benjamin Ball (2026, Phoenix, AZ) put together one of the more impressive rounds of batting practice, using his strong frame to generate quality pullside power. Good feel for the barrel produced loud contact regularly. 

Michael Mogannam (2025, San Jose, CA) used his strong frame to generate quality power to the pullside. Good feel for the barrel led to hard contact on a regular basis throughout the round. 

Nolan Wohl (2026, Liberty Lake, WA) flashed good bat speed on a lofted path during his round. It combined with solid strength to generate decent power to the pullside. 

Gabriel Coltman (2025, Portland, OR) used his strength well in the box. The slugger swings with good intent on a lofted path, generating advanced power to the pullside for the age. 

Ryan Tomey (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) showcased quality feel for the barrel throughout his round. An advanced approach led to a consistent round with the entire field being used often.

Zach Bolles (2026, Chandler, AZ) used his strength to generate hard hit contact throughout his round. The slugger showed good feel for the barrel with the abiltiy to drive the ball to the pullside. 

Xavier Escontrias (2026, Glendale, AZ) used quick bat speed on a slight uppercut path to drive the ball hard in the air. A mature approach allowed for the entire field to be used consistently. 

Zander Bratspis (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) flashed quality power throughout his round. A lofted path with quick bat speed through the zone allows the ball to be driven in the air consistently.