Jose Perdomo (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) impressed with a multi-hit game for the Orange team, highlighted by a bases-clearing triple to the opposite gap. Perdomo is able to impact the ball to all fields with quick hands and advanced barrel control. 

Lazaro Collera (2024 3B, Miami, FL) showcased impressive power in game action Sunday, driving a pair of balls deep to the wall in left field for doubles. The Miami native finished with three hits on the game, and showed excellent power potential to the pull-side. 

Bryce Clavon (2024 SS, Hampton, GA) put together a strong day for the Red team, collecting three hits. Clavon is able to drive the ball back through the middle of the field and does an excellent of getting his hands extended and staying inside the ball. 

Ethan Surowiec (2024 SS, Gulfport, MS) showed excellent jump off the barrel on Sunday for the Red team, collecting a loud, two-run double to the wall and making a couple of really loud outs. Surowiec finished with a pair of hits on the day, and should continue to add power as the frame matures. 

Matthew McGovern (2024 OF, Chester, VA) impacted the ball with consistency on Sunday, collecting a pair of hits and making solid line drive contact. McGovern has a direct path to contact and showcased excellent barrel feel and control. 

Jake Howlett (2024 2B, Wall, NJ) had a multi-hit game for the Red team, recording a loud double to center field and driving the ball to all fields with consistency. Howlett finished with a pair of hits and a couple of hard-hit outs as well. 

Dane Most (2024 SS, Broomfield, CO) got it going at the plate in a loud way as went deep to the pull side for a stand-up double before getting a pair of singles in his next two at-bats.

Elbert Craig (2024 1B, Arlington, TX) is an extremely physical right-handed hitter with a large presence at the plate. The physicality of the swing paired with the surprising athleticism developed already makes for an intriguing follow for this young prospect. Craig went long to the pull side for an easy triple in his second at-bat. 

Reggie Sharpe (2024 SS, Grosse Pointe Park, MI) is one of the more athletic prospects seen to this point and showed it on the field today as he played strong on both sides of the ball. Defensively, he showed good range to both sides in the infield with clean actions feeding double plays and throwing on the move. Sharpe seemed to be everywhere defensively in this game, making strong play after strong play. Offensively, Sharpe made his way on base multiple times and would score or take the extra bag with relative ease. 

Issei Takahashi (2024 OF, Hartland, WI) showed a lot to like at the plate as he stayed short and quick to the ball with strength at contact that allowed him to go to the backside gap for a long double followed up by a line single through the middle. 

Michael Devenney (2024 SS, Chester Springs, PA) showed good range in the infield moving to his glove side as he came across behind second base and made a strong throw on the run to cut down the runner at first. He also had a strong day at the plate as he picked up four hits in his seven plate appearances.

Gage Bishop (2024 RHP, Galena, IL) also had quite the day at the plate as he picked up four hits in seven plate appearances, while driving in three and scoring three times himself. 

Kennith Lohmann (2024 3B, Franklin, TN) is physically advanced in all facets of the game for his young age and showed it quickly at the plate as he smoked the ball to the pull side for a line single before picking up a pair of singles and a double in his next three at-bats. 

Dean Hanselman (2024 3B, Merritt. Island, FL) hit the ball well to all fields using a slightly open stance, quiet load, and short swing. He barreled the ball well and collected three hits.

Jacob (Jake) Mathis (2024 SS, Hillsborough, NC) showed present strength in his swing. His aggressive approach at the plate paid off well for him as he collected three doubles. His best of the day one-hopped the wall and drove in an early run.

Jonnie Gifford (2024 C, Fort Gibson, OK) stayed short through the zone all game. His opposite field approach allowed him to collect three hits and and RBI.

Brandon Newland (2024 RHP, Bloomfield Hills, MI) showed good rhythm in his approach. He hit from a slightly open stance and used a pull side approach that generated four hits on the day. Newland also added an RBI.

Luis Perez (2024 3B, Elizabethtown, PA) had one of the more impressive performances of the day. He collected five hits in the same number of at bats and set the tone at the top of the lineup. He sprayed the ball all over the field and added a big RBI double to LF.

Dominique Watts (2024 OF, Dallas, TX) used a short compact load and swing to barrel the baseball well today. He used an opposite field approach and showed fast hands to produce three hits and an RBI.

Zachary Marceau (2024 RHP, Westfield, NJ) showed some grit and legged out three hits on the morning. He stays on time with a small leg lift and generates some present bat speed to go along with it. His best at-bat produced a hard line drive to CF.

Trevor Dosenbach (2024 SS, West Grove, PA) impressed at the plate showing his ability to drive the ball to all fields collecting 3 hits in the game including two extra base hits to each side of the field.

Trent Dosenbach (2024 OF, West Grove, PA) scattered the ball to all fields and used an opposite field approach to collect 3 hits in the game.

Ryan Daley (2024 RHP, Groveland, MA) used a pull side approach with a lot of intent in his swing to gather 3 hits in the game and made loud contact in all of his ABs

Will St. Onge (2024 3B, Sarasota, FL) stood out at the plate exhibiting power to all fields with a good swing plane. St. Onge had 3 hits in the game including a couple extra base hits with hard contact in all his ABs

Ariston Veasey (2024 C, Tyrone, GA) showed his ability to stay inside the ball nicely on an inside pitch to drive a double down the LF line. Veasey collected 2 additional hits proving his ability to drive pitches to all fields.

Michael McGee (2024 SS, Norwell, MA) collected 4 total hits using his pull side approach and turned on pitches in his first 2 ABs for a double and single then followed it up with driving an outside pitch the other way, proving his ability to drive ball to all fields

Ty Mainolfi (2024 SS, Staten Island, NY) had 3 hits in the game using a line drive approach and driving the ball to the center of the field. 

Marlon Moore (2024 SS, Foss, OK) impressed for for the Columbia Blue team on Monday, collecting four hits including a hustle double down the left field line. Moore plays with a high motor and showcases excellent bat-to-ball skills from the right side. 

Ty Moore (2024 OF, Plain City, OH) had a strong day, highlighted by a loud double to deep center field. Moore finished with three hits on the day, and does a great job to get his hands extended to impact the baseball. 

Ethan Martin (2024 SS, Garfield, AR) collected three hits for the White team, showing excellent bat-to-ball skills and present bat speed. Martin was able to use a middle of the field approach to drive the ball back through the box on multiple occasions. 

Brock Lulewicz (2024 SS, Muskego, WI) turned in a four-hit day for the Columbia Blue team, showcasing a smooth left-handed swing and an all fields approach. Lulewicz has a projectable frame that projects for added power as he matures. 

JJ Howe (2024 OF, Bonaire, GA) collected a pair of hits and RBI on Monday, highlighted by a loud double down the left field line. Howe has a long and slender frame, and does an excellent job of identifying the inside pitch and catching it out front. 

Oliver Service (2023 OF, Detroit, MI) is a physically advanced right-handed hitting outfielder for his age and showed some of the offensive tools in game here as he went to the backside gap for a double in his first at-bat. 

Dylan Larkins (2024 OF, Detroit, MI) is another prospect that is advanced physically as he swings it from the left side with great bat speed at present and feel for the barrel in game. Larkin also showed the ability to track the ball well in the outfield as he made good reads on balls to both sides.

Drake Threadgill (2024 1B, Fredericksburg, TX) showed some of his pop from batting practice in game here as he made consistent hard contact in the form of backspun line drives and fly balls to the outfield. 

Cash Campbell (2024 3B, Downers Grove, IL) showed well in-game on both sides of the ball as he played a strong third base with range to both sides and a strong arm, while also showing out at the plate with some physicality to the swing and the ability to get the barrel out front and drive the ball to the gaps.

Mateo Estrada (2024 1B, Sugar Hill, GA) showed some of his strength at contact from batting practice here in-game as he drove a ball deep into the left center gap for a stand-up double. 

Dylan Nagle (2024 3B, Lockport, IL) made the most of his four plate appearances as he picked up hits in all four with a trio of RBIs.

Cade Oleary (2024 RHP, Wexford, PA) went the other way repeatedly on his way to three hits in his four appearances at the plate.

Alberto Medina (2024 RHP, Delray Beach, FL) also had a successful day at the plate as he picked up three hits of his own in four plate appearances and came around to score a pair of times. 

Lance Hanna (2024 RHP, Rossville, IN) showed a linear path from the right side with his swing while creating quickness in his hands, working to the pull side part of the field with line drive contact coming off.

Jonnie Gifford (2024 C, Fort Gibson, OK) was able to create some separation in his swing and he did a nice job of getting the barrel out front, finding the barrel while showing quickness to his hands.

Trevor Dosenbach (2024 SS, West Grove, PA) did a nice job of creating some real strength off the barrel, swinging with intent and showing nice bat speed. The life coming off the barrel stood out as it played well to all fields with whip to the barrel.

Nate Kittredge (2024 2B, Milton, GA) has projectable tools in the box and did a nice job of staying short and direct to the ball while extending through the point of contact and consistently finding the barrel throughout his round.

Yahil Melendez (2023 SS, Guanica, PR) has a smooth and projectable lefthanded swing that will continue to progress, especially as he adds additional strength to his frame. He gets the barrel out front and creates nice leverage, showing nice carry coming off to his pull side.

Drew Kennedy (2023 1B, Malvern, PA) is a physical presence in the lefthanded batter’s box and he was able to generate some of the loudest contact on the day. Looking to hurt the ball to his pull side, Kennedy stayed pretty short and was able to launch it well deep to right field.

Starting spread in the box, JJ Howe (2024 OF, Bonaire, GA) stays short with his swing from the right side, staying simple with his mechanics and repeating well in the box. He projects with additional extension in his swing and found the barrel regularly throughout his round.

Marlon Moore (2024 SS, Foss, OK) utilizes a simple trigger in the box which allowed for steady contact at the plate. He generates nice bat speed and shows a handle for the barrel, creating some separation with leverage out front.

Chris Carmona (2024 C, Delray Beach, FL) showed some very quick hands in the box during his round, showing a quick and loose swing with solid contact to his pull side. He projects well moving forward too with plenty of room to fill throughout moving forward.

Ryan Daley (2024 RHP, Groveland, MA) was able to create some loud contact throughout his round, creating nice separation in his swing thanks to some quickness in his hands. The strength to his frame plays well both in generating bat speed and at the point of contact. 

Will St. Onge (2024 3B, Sarasota, FL) shows looseness to his hands and remained short to the ball, keeping his mechanics simple in the box. He projects well as he incorporates additional lower half into his swing while working his pull side with confidence.

Ariston Veasey (2024 C, Tyrone, GA) put a simple and easy set of mechanics on display in the box from the right side of the plate, staying on time with his leg lift well. He does a nice job of getting the barrel to the ball consistently and projects well with added strength to his frame.  

David Hogg II (2024 SS, Grand Prairie, TX) is a young switch-hitter who impressed from both sides of the plate and will only continue to improve with time. One of the more physical players to take BP today, Hogg was able to generate whip to the barrel while impacting the ball to all parts of the field.

Timothy Lawson (2024 LHP, Fort Myers, FL) did a nice job throughout his round, getting the barrel to the ball regularly with a short stroke and strength at the point of contact.

Erick Soto (2024 C, Deerfield Beach, FL) has a strong build and he knows how to incorporate that strength into his righthanded swing. Each time he got the barrel to the ball Soto was able to impact the baseball with a loud sound coming off to the middle and pull side part of the field.

Tyshon Patty (2023 SS, Lawrenceville, GA) looks the part as he digs in at the plate and shows strength to his hands with fluidity to his swing path. The ball jumps when he squares it up with nice carry and occasional backspin to his pull side.

Luca Perriello (2024 C, Evans, GA) struck out the side in an impressive inning of work Sunday, running the fastball up to 81mph and showing excellent for a 12/6 curveball. 

At the plate, Perriello showed some impressive opposite field power with a loud double to the right-center field gap. The Georgia native has a quiet stance at the plate, staying in the legs and creating some barrel whip through the zone.

Evan Moon (2024 3B, Easley, SC) recorded a pair of hits in the contest, showing good bat-to-ball skills and the ability to fight off tough pitches. Moon has a patient approach at the plate as well. 

Kadyn Holmstrom (2024 LHP, Bennington, NE) had a three-hit day for the Red team, grabbing a pair of singles and a double down the pull-side line. Holmstrom shows quick hands and the ability to catch the inside fastball out front. 

Bryce Clavon (2024 SS, Hampton, GA) made loud contact throughout Sunday's game, showing good speed on an infield single and hustle double. Clavon has high-level athleticism on the diamond and uses it to his advantage in multiple facets of the game. 

Cashel Dugger (2023 C, Morrison, CO) had a pair of base hits for the Navy team, using an open stance and calm approach in the box. Dugger does an excellent job of staying inside the ball and using all fields. 

Brooks Baker (2024 C, Fernandina Beach, FL) also recorded multiple hits for the Navy team, recording a single in his first at-bat and a double later on. Baker has quick hands that allow him to get to the inside fastball and impact the ball. 

Oliver Service (2023 OF, Detroit, MI) did plenty of loud things for the Navy team on Sunday, recording a double and making an outstanding catch in the left-center field gap. Service plays with a high motor and consistently impacts the ball from the right side of the plate. 

Kennith Lohmann (2024 3B, Franklin, TN) dazzled in an inning of work on Sunday, striking out four and running the fastball up to 83mph. Lohmann was able to keep hitters off balance with a good mix of speeds that included a pair of sharp breaking balls. The slider a 75-77 and the the curveball in the low-70s was a lights out combination. 

At the plate, Lohmann used his confidence at the plate and present bat speed to drive a double. Lohmann swing to impact the ball and should continue to hit for power as the frame matures.

Gavin Wang (2023 3B, Scotch Plains, NJ) impressed in two no-hit innings of work for the Black team, striking out three and allowing just one walk. Wang has a projectable frame and athleticism that allows him to get down the mound with ease. 

Wang added a double at the plate, driving a ball over the head of the left fielder.

Gianluca Logan (2024 1B, Bayonne, NJ) collected a multi-hit game for the Gray team, collecting a pair of singles to the pull side. Logan has a quiet stance at the plate and tracks pitches well for quality at-bats. 

Jacob (Jake) Mathis (2024 SS, Hillsborough, NC) drove a loud triple to the gap in right-center field n his final at-bat, staying balanced and showing off projectable power in the simple swing. The North Carolina native has an athletic build that projects as the frame matures.

Michael McGee (2024 SS, Norwell, MA) had a good day at the plate collecting a double to the left center gap in game. He showed good barrel skills and power potential.

Luis Perez (2024 3B, Elizabethtown, PA) made consistent hard contact with a short compact stroke going 2-2 with a double, single, run scored and collected a stolen base.

Erick Soto (2024 C, Deerfield Beach, FL) was 1-3 at the plate with a triple and RBI in the game. Soto showed good plate coverage and extension with leverage in his swing. Soto also pitched 2 innings striking out 6 of the 9 hitters he faced. His fastball topped out at 78 MPH and mixed in a breaking ball at 67 MPH.

James Germosen (2023 C, Philadelphia, PA) has a loose easy swing with a middle of the field approach. He had a good game overall going 2-2 with two singles, RBI, run scored and a stolen base. He also showed well being the plate with good feet and arm strength.

Noah Lafine (2024 RHP, Uniontown, OH) impressed at the plate and displayed some big power in his bat collecting a double and triple in the game while showing some speed around the bases. 

Yahil Melendez (2023 SS, Guanica, PR) stood out on both sides of the ball with smooth actions defensively, then at the plate showed some pop in his bat by driving a ball deep to RF for a triple.

Drew Kennedy (2023 1B, Malvern, PA) filled up the strike zone with his FB up to 78 MPH and mixed in a quality breaking ball to record 5 Ks in his two innings of work. Kennedy also collected a hit in his first AB of the game.

Amed Rondon (2024 RHP, Liverpool, NY) recorded 7 Ks and allowed 1 hit in 3 innings of work. Rondon displayed his pitchability utilizing his three pitch mix in all counts which kept hitters off balance throughout his outing.

Trevor Dosenbach (2024 SS, West Grove, PA) had a solid game at the plate and on the mound recording 2 hits including a triple. Dosenbach showed a lot of movement on his pitches and moved the ball around the zone well to collect 4 Ks in 2 innings.

Dylan Whitmire (2024 C, Virgina Beach, VA) showed good plate coverage and short, quick swing path that stayed through the zone while collecting 2 hits in the game.

Reggie Sharpe (2024 SS, Grosse Pointe Park, MI) had a good day at the plate going 2-3 with a double and a run scored. He showed good bat speed with short compact stroke.

Elbert Craig (2024 1B, Arlington, TX) continues to impress with the bat going 2-2 with two singles and a stolen base. He makes consistent hard contact with good extension through zone at the plate.

Ian Monteith (2024 SS, Audubon, NJ) was 2-4 with two singles and a run scored. He displayed a quiet approach at the plate with good plate coverage and extension.

Evan Meier (2023 OF, West Point, VA) had a solid day with the bat going 1-3 with a double and an RBI. He displayed a short compact swing with some bat speed showing the ability to hit to all fields.

Derek Diaz (2024 C, White Plains, NY) had a double and an RBI in the game. He has an athletic approach at the plate making consistent hard contact while displaying quick hands and good bat speed through the zone.

Dylan Larkins (2024 OF, Detroit, MI) had a good day at the plate going 1-2 with a loud double to right field. He displayed quickness in his hands providing solid bat speed with intent in his swing.

England Bryan (2024 C, Hillsboro, TN) showed good barrel skills and strength in his swing going 2-3 with two singles in the game. He also impressed on the mound in his 1 inning of work striking out two of the four hitters he faced. His fastball sat 78-81 MPH and mixed in a slider at 72 MPH.

Cooper Tarantino (2024 C, Sudbury, MA) was 1-2 on the day at the plate with a hard double to left field and a run scored. He showed a short compact stroke with strength in his swing.

Mateo Estrada (2024 1B, Sugar Hill, GA) is the first player highlighted for his physical frame and strength that he provides when meeting the baseball. Estrada shifts well into contact and stays pretty short to the baseball with wrist strength as well as projectable juice with a refined lower half. 

Anthony Paul (2024 SS, Toronto, ON) traveled south from Canada for 14u Main Event and brought with him a knack for hitting the ball on the barrel. He times the baseball with a toe tap trigger and leverages the ball when meeting it at impact. 

Troy Korvick (2024 OF, Miami, FL) shifts his lower half into contact while getting his size involved in the swing. Korvick has some of the top separation to his swing that the PG scouting staff saw in Day 1 BP that provided plenty of pop off of the barrel and lots of bat speed through the hitting zone. 

Oliver Service (2023 OF, Detroit, MI) sets up at the plate with a high hand set and sinks the hands into contact. The ball comes off well when squared and on time. He looks to have plenty of twitch and quickness to his hands to improve rapidly with proper refinement to his stroke. 

Lazaro Collera (2024 3B, Miami, FL) uses a raw stroke but one with plenty of impact strength as the ball really jumps off of his bat. Collera is a physical righthanded hitting third baseman who uses fluidity to his swing and meets the baseball out in front. 

Evan Meier (2023 OF, West Point, VA) worked to all parts of the field with loose hands used in his swing. He load his hands deep as they work well into stroke providing a lift to his swing path. 

Jose Perdomo (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) is one of the youngest players highlighted in this list, but certainly stands out for his ability to handle the barrel. Perdomo swings with such ease and the ball comes off of his barrel on a line with jump as well. Perdomo made the trip from Venezuala to Southwest Florida and stood out in his BP round in a big way.

Cash Campbell (2024 3B, Downers Grove, IL) has a physically advanced frame way beyond his years at 6-foot, 190-pounds and with it he produces big-time strength already. Campbell’s outstanding strength and raw bat speed combine to produce top of the class power at an early look in the 2024 class. 

Drake Threadgill (2024 1B, Fredericksburg, TX) generates good hand speed to start his swing which leads to advanced bat speed as well. Threadgill pulled the baseball primarily in his round and flashed potential power in the future as he continues to mature and fill out. 

Bryce Clavon (2024 SS, Hampton, GA) has some of the top skills numbers at this year’s 14u Main Event and he showed it in batting practice as well with real bat speed and outstanding barrel control for his age. Clavon lined the ball to all parts of the field with high exit velocities and tremendous potential as he adds strength. 

Luca Perriello (2024 C, Evans, GA) stood out from the left side especially with his ability to pull and leverage the baseball with high exit velocities. He takes a wide stride into contact and has the ability to drive the ball when lifted. 

Issei Takahashi (2024 OF, Hartland, WI) made the trip from Wisconsin to Fort Myers showing a loose path to his lefthanded stroke. Takahashi has advanced hand speed that helped provide a nice round of batting practice. 

Elbert Craig (2024 1B, Arlington, TX) has a strong and advanced frame physically. Craig provided some of the best pop of the day showcasing his ability to impact and drive the ball to all parts of the field. He looks to lift the baseball and does so well with lots of impact strength. 

Litarris Murray (2023 OF, Desoto, TX) is a switch hitter with tools that stood out from both sides especially the right. The young 2023 graduate from Texas has a line drive swing plane with loud contact when squared. 

Jay Adams (2024 3B, Bethesda, MD) makes the baseball come off of the barrel well with line drive contact to all parts of the field. He consistently put the barrel to the baseball repeating his direct hand path well. 

Damian Mantzios (2024 3B, Agawam, MA) showed the ability to use his lower half with strength at impact to power the baseball. His hands stay direct to the ball while proving a leg lift trigger into contact. 

Dalton Brown (2024 LHP, Richmond Hill, GA) collected a pair of singles in game action Saturday, and he also wreaked havoc on the bases on his way to three stolen bases. Table setter with a high-contact approach. 

Joshua Campbell (2025 OF, Bloomfield Hills, MI) also recorded a pair of singles in the game, showing good speed to leg out an infield single in the first of the two. Campbell has an all fields approach at the plate, and is a great bat to have near the top of the order. 

Ivan Luciano (2024 C, Rincon, PR) drove a double deep to the gap in left-center field in his first at-bat, showing some present bat speed and projectable pull-side power.

Ethan Monrad (2024 3B, Fort Myers, FL) dazzled with a three-hit day on Saturday, collecting a pair of singles as well as a double in his first trip to the plate. The Florida native is able to make consistently hard contact in his approach. 

Elbert Craig (2024 1B, Arlington, TX) had an exciting multi-hit day on Saturday, highlighted by a loud triple to the opposite gap in right field. Craig has strong hands and a physical presence in the box. 

Nick Fincher (2024 LHP, Overland Park, KS) recorded a pair of singles in game action Saturday. A Kansas native, Fincher showed good hustle to leg out both infield singles. 

Litarris Murray (2023 OF, Desoto, TX) did a little bit of everything for the Royal team on Saturday, collecting a pair of hits and grabbing three stolen bases. Murray has present bat-to-ball skills and is able to drive the ball to all fields. 

Bryce Clavon (2024 SS, Hampton, GA) displayed his athletic tools throughout the game at the plate and around the bases. Clavon has a quick barrel and showed pop in his bat both at bats driving a ball to CF and double to deep LCF with good speed around the bases.

Luca Perriello (2024 C, Evans, GA)  had two quality at bats collecting two hits in the game with good plate coverage showing off his quick hands while using a gap to gap approach.

Ethan Surowiec (2024 SS, Gulfport, MS) had an impressive game at the plate. Using a quiet approach, Surowiec had two hits including a double which he drove deep to LCF displaying some pop in his barrel with the ability to cover both sides of the plate.

Roberto Alvarez (2023 OF, Miami, FL) impressed behind the plate defensively, showing an above average catch and throw ability throwing out two runners while also receiving well and managing pitchers. 

Troy Korvick (2024 OF, Miami, FL) was impressive in an inning of work, sitting 79-81mph with a heavy fastball and striking out a pair. Korvick creates tough downward angle with the fastball and was also able to land a curveball for strikes. 

Cade Oleary (2024 RHP, Wexford, PA) dominated in three innings on the mound Saturday, allowing just one hit and striking out three. Oleary was able to locate all three of his pitches in the zone and keep hitters off balance. 

Jose Perdomo (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) made loud contact and ripped a single in the game, showcasing fast hands and an all fields approach. Perdomo plays the middle-infield with a high motor as well. 

Lazaro Collera (2024 3B, Miami, FL) collected a pair of opposite field singles on Saturday, turning heads with a loud line drive over the second baseman's head in his second trip to the plate. Collera has a physical frame with present strength in the hands and lower half. 

Chandler Powell (2023 SS, Seven Valleys, PA) collected a pair of singles on Saturday, highlighted by a two-run single in his final trip to the plate. Powell was solid defensively at third base, and showed excellent bat-to-ball skills in both at-bats. 

Lance Hanna (2024 RHP, Rossville, IN) showed off quick hands at the plate with a sound approach going 2-3 with two singles and a stolen base. He also had an impact on the mound striking out 5 in 3 innings of work. His fastball sat 71-75 MPH, curveball at 66 MPH and slider at 69 MPH.

Timothy Lawson (2024 LHP, Fort Myers, FL) had a good day on the bump pitching 3 strong and striking out 6 of the 10 hitters he faced. He worked a 3 pitch mix with his fastball sitting 71-75 MPH and kept hitters off-balance with a curveball at 62 MPH and change-up at 64 MPH.

Chris Carmona (2024 C, Delray Beach, FL) displayed a good approach at the plate showing quick hands and intent with his swing going 1-2 with a double.

Will St. Onge (2024 3B, Sarasota, FL) showed good contact skills at the plate with quick hands and extension going 1-2 with a triple, RBI and run scored.

John Lott (2024 C, Brundidge, AL) made hard contact in both AB's showing solid barrel skills going 1-2 with a hard double in game.

Trevor Dosenbach (2024 SS, West Grove, PA) showed well at the plate making consistent contact going 2-3 with a single, double, RBI and stolen base.

Noah Lafine (2024 RHP, Uniontown, OH) had 3 innings of work on the bump punching out 6 of the 10 batters he faced. His fastball sat 78-82 MPH while mixing in a curveball at 72 MPH and change-up at 74 MPH

Bradley Ferrell (2024 RHP, Laporte, IN) was lights out in three innings of work, striking out seven batters and allowing no hits. Ferrell was able to keep hitters off balance with a quality three-pitch mix and excellent command of the zone. 

At the plate, Ferrell used his pull-side approach to shoot a hard-hit single through the six-hole and into left field.

Marlon Moore (2024 SS, Foss, OK) made a couple of nice plays in the field and added a quality at-bat at the plate as well. Moore has an athletic frame and does an excellent job of playing through ground balls at shortstop. 

Dane Most (2024 SS, Broomfield, CO) was another player that showed a quality approach and some good bat-to-ball skills on Saturday. Though the primary shortstop lined out to left field in his first at-bat, he was able to use some present bat speed to catch the inside fastball out front. 

Gabriel Rodriguez (2024 RHP, Arecibo, PR) put together a strong outing on the mound, striking out five and facing the minimum in three innings of work. Rodriguez ran the fastball up to 71mph and was able to locate the pitch to both sides of the plate.