Ethan Scheffer (2023, Deland, FL) showed off some pop, sending a fastball into the left centerfield gap for a double. The Florida native has lift through the zone and plenty of strength at the point of contact.

Patrick Boldt (2024, Bolivia, NC) displayed impressive catch and throw skills throughout the game. He showed consistent strong and accurate throws with a quick transfer.

Adrian Padro (2023, Caguas, PR) showed off bat-to-ball skills, collecting a pair of hits. The Puerto Rico native utilizes a very short, simple and direct stroke that should continue to be conducive for hits.

Isaac Jose Carrasquillo Sola (2025, Caguas, PR) showcased impressive bat speed and whip to the barrel, tripling deep into the pull side gap. He also threw a pair of solid innings on the hill.

Joseph Di Cesare (2023, Winter Park, FL) came in to close the game out and pounded the strike zone. He ran the fatsball up to 82 and mixed in a slurvy breaking ball.

Starting on the hill for Green, Orion Marshall (2024, Leesburg, VA) worked an efficient outing. The right-hander finished with three innings pitched and no earned runs.

Yeriel Pastrana (2023, San Juan, PR) had a strong showing during batting practice and carried it over into the game. The Puerto Rico put the bat-to-ball skills on display, lining a fastball into right field in his first at-bat.

George Dirks (2024, Tampa, FL) tossed a dominant three innings, punching out eight, and not allowing any runs. The 6-foot-2, 165-pound right-hander offers a good amount of projection and should continue to make jumps.

Jackson Leggett-Walford (2023, Clearwater, FL) was impressive on the bump, pitching with lots of confidence and pitchability. The southpaw was to 80 mph with his fastball and ended with 10 strikeouts over three 1/3 innings.

Tye Phoenix (2023, Naples, FL) ran his fastball up to 85 mph and paired it with a big curveball. THe right-hander ended with three scoreless, no-hit frames and six punchouts.

Fernando Diaz (2023, Santa Isabel, PR) impressed on the mound and ran the fastball up to 83 with an impressive mix of pitches. He ended his day with three frames, eight strikeouts, and no runs allowed.

Cameron Moore (2023, Bradenton, FL) showed good bat-to-ball skills and collected a pair of hits. The right-handed hitter possesses an accurate barrel.

Ryan Haney (2024, Cooksville, MD) showed off the juice, barreling a ball deep into the right centerfield gap for a triple. Haney impressed during batting practice and started right where he left off for gametime.

Travis Clark (2024, Springhill, FL) struck out three over a pair of innings. He lived mostly in the low-80s and mixed in a breaking ball that he showed feel for with healthy shape.

Jacob Thomas (2023, Clearwater, FL) was absolutely dominant on the mound, tossing three no-hit, scoreless frames and punching out eight. THe southpaw ran the heater up to 80 and paired it with a late fading changeup.

Clayton Dees (2024, Brandenton, FL) used the whole field and found plenty of barrels throughout his round.

Vince Ferrell (2025, Clearwater, FL) torqued his hips well and got on plane consistentently during his round. The Florida native went pull side often and flashed some power potential. 

Kyle Johnson (2023 VA) showed plenty of lift and power potential. The Duke commit worked the gaps and showcased some good bat speed from the right side.

John Robicheaux (2023, Mountain Brook, AL) impacted the ball to his pull side throughout his round. He employs a clean stroke that is short and direct to the ball.

Michael David Escbobar (2024, Miami, FL) found the barrel consistently during hs round. The Miami native created some whip while getting on plane well.

Jamie Howze (2023, Ellenwood, GA) showcased an easy, smooth stroke with loft. The South Alabama commit used the whole field, showing power to the gaps.

Patrick Boldt (2024, Bolivia, NC) stayed short to the ball while still creating length out front with extension. The swing is clean and the power projection is evident.

Alex Monile (2023, Tampa, FL) torqued his hips well and showed plenty of bat speed. The power plays to all fields.

Jacob Guthmiller (2025, St Johns, FL) leveraged the barrel really well while finding the barrel at a frequent rate. The Florida native has all the pieces for the power to project moving forward.