Category	Time/Velo	Name	St	Event year	Commitment
60	6.40 sec	Nicolas Perez	PR	2019	Florida State
FB	89 mph	Chris Smith	TN	2019
FB	89 mph	Christian Rodriguez	FL	2020
FB	89 mph	Matthew Champion	CA	2020	Arizona State
FB	89 mph	Carlos Rodriguez	FL	2017
FB	89 mph	Nicholas Regalado	FL	2017	Miami
POP	1.82 sec	Zion Rose	IL	2020	Louisville
POP	1.82 sec	Cole Munhall	GA	2018
C	82 mph	Zion Rose	IL	2020	Louisville
C	82 mph	Raffaele Velazquez	CA	2020
1B	91 mph	Jansen Kenty	GA	2020	Alabama
IF	90 mph	Christian Rodriguez	FL	2020
IF	90 mph	Ariel Antigua	FL	2019	South Carolina
IF	90 mph	Armando Cruz	NC	2018
OF	94 mph	Jackson Sanders	AL	2020	Auburn

Big time strength from 2024 Kameron Davis (GA). #14uNational pic.twitter.com/MUSrBbC7QY

— PG Showcases (@PGShowcases) July 31, 2020

In the 60-yard dash, Georgia outfielder Kameron Davis led the way with a blistering 6.59 though he wasn’t the only speed of the event with 35 players in total clocking a 6.99 or lower, six of whom went sub 6.70. The speed is just one tool to Davis’s overall game, albeit a big one, as the physically gifted 5-foot-10, 186-pound Davis already excels in two sports and certainly made his presence felt on the diamond throughout the three-day event. A righthanded hitter, Davis possesses a short yet fast swing, generating plenty of bat speed while showing the type of impact off the barrel you won’t typically find at the 14u level. Add into the equation that he’s a highly sought-after running back prospect as well, and Davis quickly captivates the attention of anybody watching in. 

Perhaps the biggest takeaway from such a large gathering of high-end talent concentrated at one complex over the three days was the sheer depth that this 14u group has to offer, equally impressive on both sides of the ball. Of all the arms to take the hill throughout the event, 127 pitchers threw 80 mph or better with the peak fastball and of those 127, 37 hit at least 84 mph during their time on the mound. 

RHP Ishaan Khambal (CA) was impressive yesterday as he ran his up to 87 mph with a quick arm. #14uNational. pic.twitter.com/8El6vjslL2

— PG Showcases (@PGShowcases) August 2, 2020

One of those arms who eclipsed that 84 mph mark was NorCal native Ishaan Khambal, a 5-foot-11, 150-pound righthander who made quick work out of his three innings while showing some of the best stuff of the event. While Khambal may not be as physical as some of the other arms who touched big numbers, his arm is loose and plenty quick through the backside, producing a consistent 84-86 mph fastball which peaked at 87 and featured hard running life to his arm side. The difference maker however was his ability to spin a hard, tight breaker in the mid-70s with late biting life, leaving quite the impression with everybody who was able to see him toe the rubber.

The 14u National Showcase continues to grow into a premier event at the 14u level and this last group certainly raised the bar. With players getting to play against the best in live action and stack up their metrics against one another, it provides college recruiters another opportunity to evaluate these young prospects. In just the last week we've seen four players who attended the 2020 14u National Showcase give their verbal commitment to Power Five programs, a number that's guaranteed to climb moving forward.