Black showed well on the mound, running his fastball up to 84 mph with easy arm speed and good bit of projection remaining, showing good feel to spin the baseball as well in the form of a solid curveball.

Wressel showed off very high-end catch-and-throw skills behind the plate, with good athleticism and a lightning-quick transfer. He's a good athlete and runner as well with a quick, contact-oriented stroke at the plate.

Rennaker was very impressive on the mound, working 82-85 mph with his fastball with impressive life down in the zone and tunneling an excellent changeup with fade and arm speed as well. He pounded the zone.

Kutcher showed really well on the mound, running his fastball up to 82 mph from the left side with very good angle and life, showing a sharp curveball and fading changeup as well. He took a good round of OF as well showing off that arm strength and his athleticism.

Stuessel really stood out on the mound, creating excellent angle to the plate from the left side and running his fastball up to 82 mph with flashes of a very good breaker, and showing really well with the bat in games with consistent barrel and some extra base pop.

Samuelian ran a 7.08 60 yard dash and showed off a big 85 mph arm across the infield, then showed a quick, strong swing at the plate that resulted in consistently well-struck line drives all over the field.

Robinson showed off his speed with a 6.73 second 60 yard dash, took a good round of outfield complete with an 83 mph arm, and showed a clean, quick stroke at the plate with good bat speed and developing power.

Marshall showed well all-around this weekend, running a 6.98 60 and showing off that speed in running ball after ball down in center field, then showing off good hitting tools with some extra base power and consistent barrel.

Gazzillo took one of the louder rounds of BP of the event, showing off big torque and strength with lots of impact. He also hit a couple balls hard in game, as well as showing intriguing athleticism and arm strength behind the plate.

Moore has excellent physicality and present strength and those tools work for him at the plate, where he's got the ability to barrel the ball up consistently with good jump, in addition to an 81 mph OF arm.

Tampa stood out first for the bat, showing off excellent timing skills and a consistently quick, direct stroke that resulted in hard contact. He also showed well in the OF and at 1B, throwing 80 mph from both spots.

Coffey looked good all around in this event, running a 7.03 60 yard dash, showing huge power potential with consistent loud barrels, and showing very well in the infield with an 84 mph arm and good body control. He also topped out at 83 mph on the mound.

Horne showed well in every facet this weekend, working up to 81 mph on the mound with a loose, whippy arm; taking a very good infield round with an 82 mph arm, as well as showing very good hitting tools with significant power projection.

Dye really stood out on the mound, pounding the zone at 80-83 mph with good life and a very projectable spike curveball. He also showed some strength at the plate and took a good round of infield.

Moore showed well in BP with the bat but really came on in games, really impacting the ball hard with a triple deep to the pull-side and a hard single over SS later in the game. He also threw 81 mph across the diamond and showed solid athleticism in the middle infield.

Gaca showed well behind the plate and at it in this event, showing good strength and leverage with power to pull as well as solid athleticism, overall actions, and arm strength behind the dish.

Kadolph had maybe the best raw power of the event, showing the ability to use his advanced strength and drive the baseball in the air with leverage and big carry, consistently hitting the ball hard all weekend through BP and games.

Kupitz took one of the louder rounds of BP of the event, separating well and getting the barrel out front, driving the ball on a well-struck rising line consistently.

MacLaren started the event off hot, clocking in a 6.71 second 60 yard dash time, then showing off that bouncy athleticism in the outfield through his movement patterns, highlighting the round by throwing 84 mph with a loose, whippy arm.

Cohn stood out in several ways this weekend, showing very good athleticism and catch/throw skills behind the plate with a big arm, running his fastball up to 88 mph on the mound with bat-missing CB and SL, as well as showing impact when hitting with bat speed and big jump off when squared.

Ban was impressive throughout the weekend, showing a loose, whippy stroke at the plate that produced firm liners to all fields before getting on the mound and running his fastball up to 84 mph from the left side with projectable spin.

A switch-hitter, Head showed serious bat speed from both sides of the plate with impact potential, ran a 7.06 60, and took a very good round of infield with his throws clocked up to 88 mph. Then he got on the mound and worked up to 85 mph with solid offspeed stuff.

Simecek has advanced strength for his age and it shows up on the diamond, with big time raw power to the pull-side as well as projection for more, and arm strength up to 81 mph on the bump with good feel for a sharp-breaking curveball.

Kass's physicality stands out, and he showed impressive arm strength this weekend. He threw 84 mph from the OF and then got on the mound and touched 84 again with his fastball, showing some feel for a short slider as well.

Boyce showed off a clean middle-field approach at the plate with plenty of bat speed and hard contact results, and he also threw 81 mph from the OF as well as ran his fastball up to 80 mph on the mound.

Czech has a very projectable build and present bat speed, showing the ability to spray liners around and projects very well for power in addition to showing clean, easy actions in the infield with a quick release on his throws.

Bonemer definitely jumped onto the radar at this event as a 2024 with prodigious upside. He runs well and shows easy athleticism in the middle infield with advanced actions and an 82 mph arm, and shows advanced feel for hard contact at the plate. He's a name to monitor nationally.

Sharpe is no stranger to PG events and looked good in this one as well, showing very good athleticism both at shortstop and in center field, and consistently taking quality AB's from both sides of the plate with advanced hitting tools.

Weathers showed off big upside this weekend, with good bat speed that produced some hard liners, a quality infield round with an 81 mph arm, and showing off the ability to run his fastball into the 80's on the mound.