Liam Purcell (2026 3B, Central, SC) got his day started quickly, smoking one up the middle for a loud base hit. Strong kid with some really good strength through the ball. 

Evan Osterman (2026 SS, Newnan, GA) was out to start for the blue squad, showing some impressive sinking stuff in on the hands. Works very well to get ground balls. Osterman has also shown both the CB and CH as well, with the changeup at 77 with good fade action. 

Adrian Gomez (2026 LHP, Murfreesboro, TN) came out firing in the first inning, running the fastball up to 85 and sat there for a few batters. He has also shown a good slider in the mid 70s with sweep. 

Easton Ridlehoover (2026 SS, Rogers, MN) smoked one into the gap for a triple in his first at bat on the day, showing clear strength at the dish to the gaps. He then added another later in the game, launching this one into the LCF gap for another loud triple. 

Michael Nottleman (2026 LHP, Columbus, GA) worked consistently in the 84-86 range with good arm side run and sink from a long, lanky frame. Tons of projectability here with some development and strength added. Has also flashed a bigger curveball in the high 60s in his first. 

Kurtis Maher (2026 LHP, Cumming, GA) worked with a lot of confidence in his outing, getting through his innings very quickly. The fastball worked in the low 80s with some sink, inducing a lot of ground balls. 

Tai Jones (2026 OF, Brandon, MS) had some mixed results due to some control issues but was putting the arm strength on display in his outing. He ran the fastball up to 90 and sat comfortably in the upper 80s with some ride. 

JJ Grove (2026 SS, Wichita, KS) launched one into the RCF gap for a long triple, showing off the opposite field power and speed. Did a really good job letting this one travel and staying through the middle of the field. Also hammered a line drive to deep left for a long double later on in the game. 

Nick Gifoli (2026 MIF, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) had a successful showing on the mound, working a 3-pitch mix with this fastball in the low 80s range. The changeup is the best offspeed, killing the spin well in the mid 70s (~1163). 

Troy Fisher (2026 SS, Liberty, MO) finished this one off and showed off an intriguing frame with the lanky build. He ran the fastball up to 86 with some arm side run, and even flashed a cutter in the low 80s with good bite.

Jhett Reidhead (2026 RHP, Queen Creek, AZ)- Physical frame, lower 80's fastball with some run from tough slot and going to two different breaking balls with some comfort.

Amauri Bonilla Cottes (2026 OF, Sábana Grande, PR) collected the first barrel of the day here, smoking a single back up the box against 84-mph. He scorched a double in his next at-bat as well, hustling on the turn and earning it.

Nate Downey (2026 RHP, Fort Pierce, FL)- Loose arm, running the heater up to 84-mph here and can mix in both a SL and CT well, change in there too with pretty good sinking action. Collected a hard hit single as well. 

Jackson Bendis (2026 OF, Fort Mill, SC) scorched a double to the RCF gap, good handle of the barrel and really got all of this one.

Drew Yockey (2026 3B, Shawnee, KS) gets on the barrel again & ropes a single back up the box for a knock... lot of impact, showing feel to hit here this week.

Tanner Evans (2026 SS, Omaha, NE) sneaks a single back up the box to plate a run.

James Forgy (2026 C, Overland Park, KS)- Really quick first frame of work up to 85-mph with occasional cut action, sharp slider spotted well in the lower half for a K. Quick arm, repeats delivery well. 

Ethan Hendon (2026 RHP, Jasper, AL)- Mixing & matching speeds well, topped at 83-mph with a full mix to work with including a CT/SL/CB.

Finley Hambrick (2026 SS, McKinney, TX)- Loose whippy arm, up to 86-mph with real quality breaking arsenal for strikes and whiff... good arm, wiry athletic frame and look.

Jerrell Alston (2026 OF, Hilo, HI)- Booming double that one hopped the wall out in the right-center gap... really nice overall weekend from Alston who impressed on both sides of the ball.

Antonio José Gonzalez (2026 RHP, Estado Miranda, MI)- Up to 89-mph from a tough angle up top, sharp slider in the mix that can land for strikes and showed a firm change to round off the mix.

Victor Salazar (2026 OF, Katy, TX)- Clean arm action & threw 90-mph from the outfield, gradual CB upper 60's with really nice sinking change that plays at the bottom; up to 87-mph off the bump. Hit a BOOMING homerun over the wall in left off some velo. Banged one off the centerfield wall 3/4's up in his last AB.

Finn O'Brien rifled a double to dead away center... strong kid, on the barrel often. 

Grant Walendzik (2026 C, Olive Branch, MS) got on the barrel and ripped a single to left for a base knock. On time with upper 80's, quality swing.

Milan Barbir (2026 OF, Naperville, IL)- Scorched double to the gap, put a good swing on it with extension and timing.

Tyler Cain (2026 1B, Matthews, NC)- XL size with control of his arsenal, up to 83-mph with feel to spin and pounded the zone with strikes. Will have everyh chance to pitch past HS.

Ben Dupuch (2026 C, Statesboro, GA)- Filled the zone with strikes, up to 86-mph with a quick arm and could locate the fastball glove side with comfort.

- Michael Albee

Eytan Watnick (2026 RHP, Newton, MA) got the start for the Columbia Blue squad, sitting in the 81-84 range with some good life to the fastball. Had mixed results with the command but was able to turn it around to tally two strikeouts in the first. He also mixed in a low 70s curveball with tight spin. 

Caine Fahrni (2026 SS, Vancouver, BC) came out firing in the first in the 86-88 range in the first with some good ride to the fastball. Really does a good job with the command of both the fastball and curveball, with the curveball in the low-mid 70s with 11-5 action. 

Parker Moore (2026 C, Laguna Beach, CA) shot one through the right side for a base hit and an RBI, does a good job here letting this one travel to send it that way. 

Aiden Kitchens (2026 C, Cumming, GA) showed off the arm behind the plate, firing a runner out at second in the third inning. Kitchens posted a 1.86 pop time during drills. 

Ethan Groenendal (2026 RHP, Lockport, IL) came out in relief for the white squad, sitting in the 83-84 range with some good downward angle to the fastball. Also showed off two off speed pitches, with one of them being a splitter in the mid 70s with good action (~1044 RPM). 

Kelton Bennington (2026 SS, Circleville, OH) hammered one up the middle in his second at bat, creating some loud contact off a middle-middle fastball. 

Karson Bowers (2026 C, Lawrence, KS) crushed one into the LCF gap for a double, strong frame with some good strength at the plate in the simple swing. 

Bennett Nordini (2026 1B, Scottsdale, AZ) came out in his relief outing sitting in the low 80s showing a 3-pitch mix with a fastball, changeup, curve look. The changeup was a solid pitch with late AS fade and sink (~1380 RPM).

Blake Jay (2026 MIF, Shawnee, KS) came out in relief and worked a very successful inning. He ran the fastball up to 84 and worked in a low 70s curveball with good downward action. 

Jacob Wojciechowski (2026 RHP, Romeoville, IL)- Strong XL frame, up to 86-mph with a firm CH and short slider in the upper 70's. Starter's look, durable body and has some stuff.

Brayden Loquasto (2026 LHP, Roswell, GA)- Confident southpaw with full array of offerings to dispatch hitters, clean release from a tough slot on his mid 80's fastball and can sequence/locate off-speed stuff with feel in any count.

Nick Gifoli (2026 MIF, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA)- First barrel of the day comes courteous of Gifoli, as he ripped one pull-side for a knock.

Diego Baron (2025 OF, Weston, FL)- Hard barrel, rifled shot to left field to collect back to back hits for his guys.

Christian Colon (2026 RHP, Locust Grove, GA)- Up to 87-mph from a loose whippy arm, tight slider with late teeth at 2400 RPM and flashed a change in the upper 70's as well. Good arm. 

Nomar Torres (2026 C, Hurst, TX)- Strong barrel to right center, good extension out front and getting on time. Loud, loud double in his at bat splitting the gap and wheeling around. 

Diego Armenta (2026 OF, Queen Creek, AZ)- Got a hanging change middle middle and did not miss it, booming double down the line & wheeled around easy for extras. Collected another hard hit double in his very next at bat.

Manuel Guarate (2026 C, Lawrenceville, GA)- Hangs on a slider low in the zone and punches it to center for a barreled up knock. Strong hands, impact at contact. 

Matthew Berry (2026 C, Frankfort, IN)- Really impressive piece... got the FB up and away, deposting it over the right fied wall for a backside homerun! Great piece of hitting here, and you don't see the often.

Connor Monahan (2026 RHP, Anchorage, AK)- Up to 80-mph and changing speeds well, filled the zone from a repeatable and easy motion.

Tai Jones (2026 OF, Brandon, MS)- Caught it off the end but strong enough to get it to drop in the grass, lot of barrel speed here with big athletic tools to play with.

Noah Glenn (2026 1B, Queensville, ON)- Hangs on a curveball nicely & bangs it to center for a knock, strong kid and a good piece of hitting. Picked up another strong barrel in the back half of this one, real feel for the barrel and some strong hands on him.

Lane Brown (2026 LHP, Dickson, TN)- Tough over the top slot proving tough to square up in the zone, can spin it some too and fills the zone well. 

Alexander Rossetti (2026 SS, Medina, OH)- Nice knock through the right side for Rossetti in the middle innings of this one. HUGE bomb in the final stages of this one, going up and out over the pull-side wall for a no doubt solo shot.

Tage McKinley (2026 SS, Park City, UT)- Clean base knock past the 1B, easy swing from the left side with leverage and some bat speed. Up to 84-mph off the bump too. 

Ford Traweek (2026 SS, Northport, AL)- Clean arm with some angle, up to 84-mph and flashed some solid shape to the slider... lot of sink on the heater.

-Michael Albee

Jordan Ransom (2026 SS, Gilbert, AZ)- Leads the game off with a hard hit single back up the middle in a 1-0 count. Athletic player, clean left-handed swing. Athletic play deep in the hole, popped up fast with a quick transfer/throw that certainly looked out from back behind home... but was called safe on the field. 

Ajani Bowrin (2026 C, Morristown, NJ)- Booming double that burnt the centerfielder, plenty of impact in that bat with a strong base and ability to leverage the barrel.

Payne Cearnal (2026 OF, Arlington, TX)- Little poke through the right side thjt found its way to the grass for a knock.

Nate Downey (2026 RHP, Fort Pierce, FL)- Muscled one to the outfield grass, bit off the end but strong enough to get the bat head out there and get it down.

Cale Schaumburg (2026 LHP, Festus, MO)- Projectable left-handed arm with high spin traits on his sweeping slider, up to 84-mph with feel for a change as well. 

Tj Allemand (2026 LHP, Beaver Dam, WI)- Quality southpaw in a compact frame, can mix well with three pitches for strikes and the low 80's fastball is playing up in the top of the zone. Bugs bunny change in there that has drawn lots of whiff against right-handed arms.

Aaron Katz (2026 RHP, Westmont, IL)- Found a single through the 5-6 hole, seeing eye grounder that got past an outstretched 3B. Got on the mound and ran it up to 81-mph with feel to land a depthy mid 60's CB for strikes in any count - flashed put away too.

Finn O'Brien laced a single through the 5-6 hole for a knock... all over the barrel on the heater, did not miss it.

Zayun Carraway (2026 RHP, Pace, FL)- Up to 81-mph here and can work to either corner on the FB, low 70's CH with sink and showed a spinner in the low 70's too.

Drew Yockey (2026 3B, Shawnee, KS)- Lots of strength in the swing, barreled a baseball loudly through the left side of the infield for a knock. Lot of impact potential here.

Grant Walendzik (2026 C, Olive Branch, MS)- Real impressive C&T in game to nail a runner at second, quick transfer with good direction in his mechanics - on the bag throw to get the runner.

Makana Moorefield (2026 OF, Honolulu, HI)- Contact swing, worked back up the middle well for a base knock. Good actions, clean swing and can grow into some impact. 

Cj Mullen (2026 3B, Colorado Springs, CO)- Smoked double into the gap, lots of underway speed and impact in the bat... lots of positional versatility on the defensive end too. 

Jay Carter (2026 RHP, Ocala, FL)- Up to 87-mph and peppering it around the plate in the mid 80's, full mix with a sinker and slider in there as well to dispatch hitters... strong frame.

Finley Hambrick (2026 SS, McKinney, TX)- Hard hit liner back through the middle of the field, good actions all over the diamond and can handle the bat too. 

James West (2026 RHP, Florence, SC)- Really quality three pitch mix here, up to 85-mph with power sink and mixes in a tight slider with 2500+ RPM and a sinking CH in the 1100 range. Nice mix, pounds zone. 

Jerrell Alston (2026 OF, Hilo, HI)- Clean inning up to 83-mph, going to a tumbling split and fading change with upper 60's change in the mix as well. Also picked up a booming double off the LF wall.

- Michael Albee

Joseph Kelly (2026 RHP, Evanston, IL) came out in the first inning with a heavy dose of fastballs, sitting in the 85-87 range with tons of life. He also mixed in an 11-5 curveball with tight spin, and works best in the bottom of the zone. Tallied 2 strikeouts in the first inning. 

Riley Clemons-Butenko (2026 OF, Fayetteville, NY) smoked a triple into the gap to get us started in the bottom of the first, smooth left handed swing to send one into the gap and shows off the speed a bit as well. 

Ryland Perry (2026 RHP, Buford, GA) was out to start for the Blue squad, sitting in the mid 80s topping out at 87 mph. Flashed both a changeup at 79 (~1600s) and a slider in the upper 70s with tight spin. 

Jordan Stokes (2026 C, Powder Springs, GA) smoked one down the right field line to get his day started, did a good job on this one sending it the other way for a double. 

Damian Ybarra (2026 RHP, Detroit, MI) put together a solid first inning of work, sitting in the 86-88 range with some good arm side run on the fastball. He also flashed a tight spinning slider in the upper 70s with late 10-4 action. Good command in the zone at the knees. 

Henry Tunney (2026 RHP, Rolling Hills Estates, CA) came in relief sitting in the 85-88 range with some good life to the fastball. Also filling up the zone with the curve in the low-mid 70s with 11-5 shape (~2247 RPM). 

Davis Gurski (2026 RHP, Kennesaw, GA) worked well at the bottom of the zone in his outing showing plus command and a slow heartbeat on the mound. He worked in the 81-84 range with the fastball with some ASR, also mixed in a curve with 11-5 shape in the low 70s. 

Carson Ray (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) had in impressive round of BP sending liners all over the field, hammered one off the middle of the wall in left center. Showed off some impressive barrel skills and put the power on display. 

Ajani Bowrin (2026 C, Morristown, NJ) showed off some good strength to all fields with a few barrels to both left and right center. Did a very good job keeping the hands inside and working gap to gap the entire round. 

Caine Fahrni (2026 SS, Vancouver, BC) showed some good hands in his round of BP, sending loud line drives all over the field. Also showed some impressive power to the middle of the field consistently. 

Cj Mullen (2026 3B, Colorado Springs, CO) had an impressive round sending liners to all fields. He finished off the round by putting one off the shed in left, showing off the power. 

Angel Raposo (2026 OF, Washingtonville, NY) showed off a good ability to drive the ball deep, with 2 homers to the pull side. He also added some liners into the right center field gap to show off the gap-to-gap ability. 

Matthew Lucas (2026 C, Alpharetta, GA) had a very impressive round of BP, sending line drives all over the field with some back spin. Good power with some good barrel skills. 

Bennett Nordini (2026 1B, Scottsdale, AZ) showed some solid power from the pull side here, sending liners to both gaps. Also sent one over the wall in left for a long home run. 

Jerrell Alston (2026 OF, Hilo, HI) showed off some impressive barrel skills shooting line drives to the pull side and oppo. Also has a lanky build with room to add strength. 

Mason Campagna (2026 C, Claysburg, PA) had an impressive round of BP, showing off the barrel skills and ability to work gap-to-gap. Sent a few deep to the left center gap. 

Aaron Katz (2026 RHP, Westmont, IL) showed some impressive power here sending the first pitch he connects with off the base of the center field wall. Also send a few deep to both gaps, showing some gap-to-gap power. 

Finn O'Brien (2026, Fort Lauderdale, FL) showed some impressive barrel skills, sending liners all of the field. Also hit some deep into the left center gap.

Drew Yockey (2026 3B, Shawnee, KS) has a stronger build with some good bat speed to all fields, sending barrels all over the field. Also sent one very deep to left over the wall. 

Nate Downey (2026 RHP, Fort Pierce, FL) showed off some impressive juice to the pull side in his round of BP, sending one over the wall in right with the sweet lefty swing. 

Victor Salazar (2026 OF, Katy, TX) had an impressive round of BP, showing the power and barrel skills with the smooth lefty swing. 

Tage McKinley (2026 SS, Park City, UT) showed some impressive barrel skills to the pull side, working mainly in the right center gap for a loud round. 

Diego Armenta (2026 OF, Queen Creek, AZ) had a successful round of BP, sending balls all over the field on a line.

Luca Meehan (2026 SS, Sarasota, FL) had an impressive showing during BP today, sending barrels primarily to the pull side. Quick bat with good hands staying inside of the ball. 

Alexander Rossetti (2026 SS, Medina, OH) had a successful showing during BP, with some really quick bat speed. Sent a few balls very deep to the outfield for a loud round. 

Max Crowder (2026 RHP, Hoover, AL) had a loud round of BP, sending liners all over the field. Showed off the gap-to-gap ability very well. 

Troy Fisher (2026 SS, Liberty, MO) showed off the plus pull side power, sending three balls over the wall. The first one was a very impressive one going way out to left on top of the shed. 

Diego Baron (2025 OF, Weston, FL) showed off some good power to the pull side, sending one over the wall in left for a homer. Strong kid with some good hands. 

Steele Ingram (2026 OF, Dallas, GA) had an impressive power showing primarily to the pull side here, launching a ball over the wall in left. Also sent many balls into the gaps on a line. 

Tai Jones (2026 OF, Brandon, MS) had one of the more impressive days during BP, sending hard line drives all over the field. Showed off some impressive power as well to all fields. 

Nomar Torres (2026 C, Hurst, TX) had an impressive round and was all over the barrel throughout. The swing works best gap-to-gap with authority.

Liam Purcell (2026 3B, Central, SC) worked well into the gaps with some power, also inducing some back spin on the baseball. 

Manuel Guarate (2026 C, Lawrenceville, GA) showed off some excellent power to all fields, sending a few deep down the right field line and a long homer to left. Quick bat with some obvious juice. 

Lane Brown (2026 LHP, Dickson, TN) showed off an impressive round with a majority of the barrels going into right field. Flashed some pop as well with some going deep to the pull side. 

Michael Nottleman (2026 LHP, Columbus, GA) had a good showing at the plate with the lanky frame. Created some good bat speed, working best to the pull side. 

RJ Groomster (2026 OF, Atlanta, GA) had an impressive round of BP, working well into the gaps with some power. Has some solid power to both gaps with the quick swing. 

Easton Ridlehoover (2026 SS, Rogers, MN) had an impressive round of BP sending some hard line drive primarily into the left field gap. Simple swing with some strength throughout. 

Tomas Rivera (2026 SS, Riverview, FL) had an impressive showing of power here, sending many balls deep into the gaps. Strong build with some power to all fields. 

Wesley Saunders (2026 OF, Ajax, ON) had an impressive display of power into both gaps. Sent many deep into the left center gap with the strong, simple swing. 

Aiden Kitchens (2026 C, Cumming, GA) had impressive showing working gap to gap with the simple swing. Strong kid, also launched one over the wall in left for a homer. 

Riley Clemons-Butenko (2026 OF, Fayetteville, NY) showed off some intriguing power from the left side, hammering many baseballs to the right field wall. Simple, strong swing with some authority. 

Chika Boghean (2026 OF, Calgary, AB) was all over the barrel during his round of BP, primarily to the pull side. Sent a few deep into right for a solid round.