Tyler Cain (2026 1B, Matthews, NC) showed off the two-way upside all weekend. On the mound the right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 83 (2135 RPM) and paired it with an 11-5 shaped curveball with some horizontal bite. Has a big physical 6-foot-6, 215-pound frame and showed some feel to leverage at impact. 

Grant Helms (2027 OF, Harrisburg, NC) had a big game in the box collecting two hits, including a double down the left field line. The right-handed hitter used a hard turn with a flat bat plane and good bat speed to get the bat head out front and looked to pull. 

Elijah Taylor (2027 OF, Monroe, TN) showed some feel for the barrel collecting two hits, including a solid line drive knock over the shortstops head and drove in an RBI. The right-handed hitter uses a longer swing path and a slightly downhill bat plane and was able to spread the ball back up-the-middle and to the pull-side on his knocks. 

Max Kniesche (2027 3B, Mount Pleasant, SC) barreled one up to the pull-side shaded center field for a loud knock and an RBI. The right-handed hitter gets on plane early and stays on-plane with a line drive swing plane with some young bat speed. 

Anthony Seminara (2027 1B, Bluffton, SC) showed off the strength at contact with a backside double during the games. The right-handed hitter gets the ball into the air with some carry and showed good power upside. 

Devin Cutts (2028 OF, Clover, SC) made consistent contact collecting a knock to the opposite field and driving in a run early with a sacrifice fly. The right-handed hitter showed a contact-oriented approach with a flat bat plane and some feel to use the whole field. 

Devin Cutts (2028 OF, Clover, SC) was methodical down the slope with a firm 81-mph heater that got on hitters quickly. He seldomley broke off a 69-mph curveball with 11-7 break to the pitch. He produced weak contact and frequent swing and misses that allowed him to cruise through his outing. 

Anthony Seminara (2027 1B, Bluffton, SC) got HBP twice and came back up to bat looking to do damage lining a screamer back up the middle. He produced solid exit velocity off the bat that produced loud contact off the bat. 

Parker Wallace (2027 3B, Fayetteville, NC) got the barrel out in front and blistered a baseball over the center-fielders head. He stayed behind the baseball nicely and produced a solid launch angle on the ball with backspin. Clean cut on the ball staying on plane.

Christian Gentrup (2026 SS, Summerfield, NC) drove an RBI triple into the right-center gap. He swings with intent and finds barrels at a high clip.

Christian Gentrup (2026 SS, Summerfield, NC) Filled up the strike zone early pumping 84-mph into the zone consistently. Great feel for the heater with ability to dot it up on the outer and inner quadrent in the lower half of the strike zone. Good carry out of the hand with a heavy effect to it. 

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Reydi Rodriguez (2027 3B, Charlotte, NC) showed solid bat speed throughout his round of BP with a hard turn of his lower half. Used the middle-of-the-field well with some authority and good jump off the barrel from the slightly uphill swing plane. 

Grant Helms (2027 OF, Harrisburg, NC) used a flat bat plane and a hard turn to impact the ball to the pull-side. The right-handed hitter showed some thump off the barrel with consistent solid contat. 

Parker Wallace (2027 3B, Fayetteville, NC) looked to elevate the ball during his round to a ton of success. Consistent hard contact to the pull-side with some bat speed and a hard lower half turn. 

Tyler Cain (2026 1B, Matthews, NC) worked direct with the hands and an uphill bat plane to create some carry to the pull-side. Used the physical 6-foot-6, 215-pound frame to impact the ball highlighted by hitting one off the wall during the round. 

Cameron Harper (2026 RHP, Durham, NC) created leverage well with solid power to the middle-of-the-field and pull-side. The right-handed hitter created some extension through the ball with some loud contact. 

Corbin Spilliards (2027 SS, Sylva, NC) showed good carry to the pull-side and the middle-of-the-field with some feel to the lift from the right-side of the box. The switch-handed hitter showed a flatter bat plane with some bat speed and solid line drives and feel for the barrel. 

Janeson Steele (2026 1B, Goldsboro, NC) used a physical 6-foot-5, 215-pound frame to hit solid lasers to all fields. The left-handed hitter created solid, loud contact throughout his round. The East Carolina commit showed a solid feel for the barrel. 

Nathan Trunck (2027 SS, Charlotte, NC) used a pull-side heavy approach with a slightly uphill bat plane. The right-handed hitter showed a solid feel to lift the ball with solid line drives to the middle-of-the-field and pull-side, highlighted by a rocket to the left-center field gap to end the round. 

Mark Sackermann (2026 3B, Louisville, TN) showed solid torque in the swing and good carry on the ball flight. He created hard contact to the pull-side and the middle-of-the-field and solid power to the opposite field. 

Anthony Seminara (2027 1B, Bluffton, SC) showed some bat speed and strength at the point of contact with good carry on the ball flight. The right-handed hitter showed some torque in the lower half and some feel to work inside-out in the swing.