Jerome-Alejandro (JA) Stephens (2028 OF, Baltimore, MD) huge standout here and a name to know. Launched a towering homer to right-center and just clobbered a loud triple off the base of the center field wall. Some real whip and bat speed from the left side, produces easy lift and the power upside is for real. 

Jackson Gable (2028 C, Middletown, DE) drove a triple to deep center in his first shot at the dish, displaying a controlled and powerful stroke with good weight shift through impact. 

Cooper Crabtree (2029 C, Chesterfield, VA) drove one deep to the pull gap for a double. Very solid feel for the barrel and there is quickness through the zone. When he gets it out front, the power potential is promising.

Harley Matela (2028 OF, Norfolk, VA) big time arm strength from the two-way, lived upper-80s with a power 12-6 curve in the making. Has very solid athleticism down the slope and missed loads of bats in relief. Also powdered a double down the line and just put on a display.

Cole Vanjonack (2028 OF, Chester Springs, PA) drove one down the line for a double. Made a good adjustment to go down and get one, sprayed it to pull and the hand speed really stood out. 

Grayson Miller (2029 RHP, Ardmore, AL) low-80s arm who can pitch and powdered some knocks in game. He's physical for grade that can pitch it and really swing it. 

Andrew Motley (2029 OF, Calera, AL) jumped on one to the gap for a loud double. Good athlete for grade and the hand strength in his swing really stood out. Worked quality at-bats.

William Gunn Jr (2029 OF, Ocean Springs, MS) physical two-way really stood out, powdered a double and showed big arm talent. Topped 80 mph with arm-side run and a really promising slider, strength stands out. 

Kruize Godsy (2028 1B, Santa Cruz, CA) been on the barrel a good bit and lined one the other way. Very comfortable feel for the bat at his grade, wiry strength at impact and there is good feel to hit here. 

Adam Fowler (2028 RHP, Santa Cruz, CA) can really spin it for grade upwards of 2,600 RPMs on his slider complimented by a running changeup and solid fastball. Filled the zone in relief and the arm is clean. 

Brayden Thompson (2027 RHP, New Albany, MS) drove one deep for a double, physical and strength really stands out for grade, can get on the bump and compete with strikes too. 

Knox McCardle (2029 SS, Brandon, MS) good barrel for a base hit and he continues to get his A swing off. Hitterish look for his grade and it comes off well at impact, showed out defensively too. 

William Pepper (2028 SS, Olathe, KS) drove one deep for a loud double and there is a good blend of bat speed and impact for his age. The strength and little wasted tension in his swing should only mature. 

Riley Cook (2028 SS, Glencoe, IL) kicked off the semifinals with a roped RBI double into the LCF gap, showcasing plenty of present bat speed with evident barrel accuracy. The athletic and projectable 6-foot-3, 170 pound prospect has consistently performed this weekend on the offensive end.

Aedan Provo (2028 2B, Winchester, MA) shot a laser double into the RCF gap in the bottom of the 1st for the Northeast squad, flashing the ability to create effortless backspin with a low effort and repeatable stroke overall. 

Xavier Micheli (2028 C, Massapequa Park, NY) picked up a hard single to LF in the bottom of the 3rd, showcasing repeatable line drive tendencies with an advanced contact tool present.

Ash Marcel (2028 C, Chicago, IL) squared up a single to LF in the top of the 5th, successfully keeping the hands inside the baseball while showcasing evident barrel whip.

Ezra Gonzalez (2028 OF, Roma, TX) got the morning started with a barreled RBI single to RF in the top of the 1st, showcasing line drive tendencies with a pull side approach executed successfully. 

Logan Goldstein (2028 C, Houston, TX) shot a triple to LCF in his first plate appearance of the day, showcasing the ability to drive the ball to the pull side with carry and backspin produced. The 5-foot-11, 155 pound righty has projectable strength present and handles the barrel well.

Everett Pederson (2029 3B, League City, TX) turned a FB right back up the middle for a line drive single in the top of the 4th, showcasing plenty of hand quickness with a direct path to impact. He also drove a 2B to RCF in the top of the 8th, showcasing the ability to impact the baseball consistently to the middle of the field.

Owen Stone (2029 OF, Justin, TX) picked up an RBI double down the LF line in the top of the 4th to add on to the South Central lead, flashing solid bat speed with intent to generate impact out in front. 

Maximiliano Luna (2028 RHP, Lawndale, CA) squared up a single to LF in the bottom of the 4th, displaying the ability to keep the hands inside the baseball and create backspin effectively. 

William Pepper (2028 SS, Olathe, KS) drove a double to CF to get on the stat sheet in the top of the 6th, flashing a well timed stroke with present feel for the barrel over the course of his day.

Brayden Greenberg (2028 SS, Kirkland, WA) did a nice job of recognizing off speed out of the hand and shortened up with two strikes for a line drive triple to CF to lead off the bottom of the 6th. The 5-foot-7, 160 pound prospect did a nice job of simplifying the stroke with repeatable tendencies. 

Aiden Travieso (2028 1B, Edmond, OK) drove a triple to the CF wall in the bottom of the 7th, showcasing present strength in the hands with projection still remaining in the 6-foot-1, 160 pound frame.

Colt Jaekel (2029 C, Murrieta, CA) roped one down the line for a double. Turned on a inner half fastball and showed the quick hands through the zone. Solid athlete who can play all over. 

Ethan Draper (2028 RHP, Rapid City, MI) solid projection in a wiry frame with a good two-pitch mix. Has a sinking fastball and short slider that mimic awfully well. Play off one another and he missed a good amount of bats. 

Mario Guzman (2029 RHP, Riverside, CA) really filled the zone at will and threw quality strikes. Great feel for the zone, repeats very well for age and has good understanding of how to attack hitters. 

Kane Bartley (2028 RHP, El Cajon, CA) continues to swing it well. Lined one hard and the bat speed really stands out. Has been a two-way force all week long. 

Gavin Weston (2028 SS, Hampshire, IL) showed some good feel to hit on a single. Lined it hard through the left side for a solid knock. Handled more velocity later and lined low-80s back up the middle. Just a really solid display.

Vincent Doyon (2029 RHP, El Dorado Hills, CA) low-80s arm with run and intent. Can spin a low-70s slider with tail and the overall mix and frame can be high end. 

Dominic Pinlac (2029 C, Vacaville, CA) split the opposite field gap for a booming double. It's a quick left-handed swing with some solid catch and throw ability behind the plate. Really stood out in drills and game. 

Kayden Zimmerman (2028 RHP, Santee, CA) bumped it up to 83 showing big arm strength but feel to pitch, as well. Can spin both a curve and slider in near any count at this grade, super impressive. 

James Amante (2029 LHP, Orange, CA) continues to stand out with a booming double to deep center field. The two-way ability has really stood out all weekend long. 

Noah Correa (2028 SS, Chicago, IL) really good piece, stayed inside-out on a fastball and lined it hard the other way. There's some intent for age with a loose buttery swing that should only mature. 

Jack Roberts (2029 RHP, Montgomery, TX) has feel for a three pitch mix and can flat out spin the baseball. Fastball produced arm-side run and he can spin both a slider and curveball in any count. Clean arm who can fill it. 

Gael Alamos (2029 1B, Albuquerque, NM) just filled the zone in relief. Missed bats with a potent fastball and curve mix. Landed both in the zone and he showed makings of a real hook. 

Wrigley Rodak (2029 C, Phoenix, AZ) produced a clutch knock to produce a late run. Hit one hard on a line and showed plenty of feel in the box all day long. Has a quick, intent-packed swing for age. 

Alex Gladwin (2028 MIF, Chesterfield, NJ) good piece of hitting to line one the other way. Quick hands meet plane solid bat to ball skill and feel for the barrel on display. More impact coming as he matures. 

Richard Jones Jr (2028 SS, Manvel, TX) leaned on one for a loud double. Quick hands met it out front and showed plenty of jump at impact. Solid athlete all over the field. 

5-Texas:

Benjamin Lennox (2029 LHP, Friendswood TX) sent an absolute rocket to the track the other way for a double in game action. Allowed the ball to get deep and impacted it hard the other way. Line drive hitter who can go line to line with authority. Also showed flashes of dominance off the bump going 3 shutout innings while striking out 2 batters. Fastball worked up to 82 with good life out of the hand produced late swings. 

Rex Hovanec (2028 RHP, Houston, TX) smoked a ball to the left-center gap for a double in game action. Showed some serious thump off the barrel with strong ability to turn on it and impact it. Also worked up to 82 off the bump 

Noah Newton (2028 3B, Sugar Land, TX) was a defensive highlight reel today turning multiple double plays out at first. Also showed off the cannon from third base with big time arm strength. Comfort on the corners was quite evident.

6-Southeast: 

Dallas Newkirk (2029 SS, Ormond Beach, FL) sent a ball to the left-center gap that came off the barrel sizzling hot in game action for a double. Swinging a quick bat with good hands and comes off the barrel well. 

Parker Gibson (2029 OF, Vernon, FL) sent a heater the other way in game action for a double. Showed good ability to go with the pitch and impact it hard off the barrel. Also worked up to 81 off the bump with a lively fasstball. 

Augi Pelt (2028 C, Thomasville, GA) sat on a hanging breaker and just hammered it to deep left for a double. Recognized spin well out of the hand and just clobbered it. 

Aiden Fiddler (2028 C, Dacula, GA) hosed 2 runners in game action from behind the dish. Recorded a 2.20 pop time on one of the throw outs. 

7-Pacific Coast:

Ricky Gabuat (2029 C, Burien, WA) smoked a double down the left-field line in game action. Good feel for the barrel from an adjustable swing path. 

Evan Guadalupe (2028 SS, Bend, OR) turned around 80 and sent it to the right-center gap for a double in game action. Also made a series of defensive plays out on the dirt and certainly looks the part. 

Mason Eckhardt (2029 RHP, Vancouver, WA) turned on a hanging breaker up in the zone for a double in game action. 

8-North:

Brooks Madigan (2029 RHP, Maryville, IL) went 3 shutout innings while striking out 4 batters. He worked up to 78 with his fastball and was jumping out the hand a good bit playing up in velo. Showed excellent feel to spin it with a shorter breaking ball that he could land and mix in well keeping hitters off balance all throughout his outing. 

Jaylen Camacho (2028 SS, Lakewood, IL) turned on a ball hard to deep left for a double in game action. Showed good bat speed with big time strength at impact. 

Ash Marcel (2028 C, Chicago, IL) sent an absolute missile to deep left in game action for a double. Strong kid with big time strength off the barrel. Strong pull-side juice was on full display.

Isaiah Birkem (2028 RHP, Lodi, WI) rolls through 3 shutout frames while striking out 5 batters. Fastball worked up to 82 coming out free and easy with good late life to it. Mixed in a curve as well with heavy top to bottom shape and good depth. Velo should continue to trend up here. 

Carter Hughes (2029 RHP, Peoria, AZ) quick arm and a potent mix for grade. Low-80s and landed a short lateral slider at will. Plays to the corners well and it comes out of the same tunnel. 

James Amante (2029 LHP, Orange, CA) now showing out with the bat, a clean knock to right for a knock. Pretty left handed swing that can whip the barrel a bit, turns it over with intent and only starting to grow into his power. 

Kane Bartley (2028 RHP, El Cajon, CA) solid two-way showing and was up to 83 mph off the bump. Can spin it a good bit and the fastball plays to both sides. There's a good bit to like with the bat as well with quick hands and looseness to stay inside and through. 

EJ Lord (2028 OF, Scottsdale, AZ) solid arm talent into the low-80s and can spin it too. Good mover that should only mature, promising two-way talent all over. 

David Delgado (2028 SS, Santa Paula, CA) has a ton to like on the bump long term. Low-80s with some jump out of hand and can spin a quality breaking ball already. Very good mover for age with chance to mature into much more. 

Morgan Hester (2028 LHP, Kingsburg, CA) produced a solid knock facing velocity. Stayed inside and powdered a hard liner. Has gotten off good swings all day. 

Damon McLeod (2029 SS, Birmingham, AL) very solid athlete for age with timing and feet to throw. Has sound actions, produced good contact and more than looked the part in the box for his age group. 

Jason Elliott (2029 3B, National City, CA) was up to 87 mph and showed why he's one of the higher ranked talents in the class right now. There is a lively heater in the making from an over the top slot and he spins a sharp breaking ball when on. 

Damon McLeod (2029 SS, Birmingham, AL) was super sound defensively making plays on the move at both shortstop and second base with sound actions and hands. Really solid feel defensively, stood out in multiple facets. 

Maddox Dicaprio (2029 RHP, Birmingham, AL) up to 82 mph with big arm strength, feel for both a slider and fading changeup. Works to both sides of the plate and has a ton of room to fill in frame. 

Mason Matis (2029 LHP, Flemington, NJ) just filled the zone from the left side. Competes a ton with his upper-70s heater, showed some feel to spin and he really repeats it well for age. 

Peyton Silva (2029 SS, Ridgefield Park, NJ) showed a good piece of hitting for an opposite field knock. Quick hands with ample feel for the barrel, athletic look on both sides. 

Briggs Patterson (2028 OF Hover, AL) very clean lefty swing and pieced one to the gap. Has intent and quick hands through the zone, very good feel to hit at this age. Threw a ton of strikes in relief too. 

Bradley DeFeo (2029 RHP, Margate City, NJ) makings of some big arm talent with low-80s heat and a power slider. Has a potent mix from a physical build with serious strength all over. Showed out. 

Brayden Moughan (2028 1B, Vineland, NJ) went big fly way out to left for a solo home run. The strength and overall power has been loud thus far and it's big time upside as he fills out. 

MJ Prisco (2029 OF, Bradenton, FL) really clean swing with bat to ball feel. Has a short inside out swing that produced hard contact to all parts. Very solid round. 

Alex Capezzuti (2028 3B, Tampa, FL) big lefty bat speed with strength off it, very solid feel for the barrel and gets into his launch with ease. Powdered balls to the pull side in his round. 

William Pepper (2028 SS, Olathe, KS) very sound middle of the field approach and the feel to hit is legit. Gets extended through the zone, has quick hands and very sound in the box. 

Everett Pederson (2029 3B, League City, TX) serious intent with each swing as he powdered balls to both gaps. Gets the head out front and impacts it with big bat speed that was on display. 

Timothy Winn Jr. (2028 3B, Fort Mill, SC) really quick hands that shoot through the zone with ample feel for the barrel. Sound middle of the field and can go gap to gap with ease, stings it out front. 

Christian Lux (2028 3B, Denton, TX) big time power upside with legit strength and bat speed for grade. Sees it deep and works the barrel well out front with leverage and impact. 

Lincoln Ryan (2029 3B, Hewitt, TX) has bat speed and big strength off his barrel. Simple swing mechanics and lets it eat out front consistently. Big time round that opened eyes. 

Jerome-Alejandro (JA) Stephens (2028 OF, Baltimore, MD) loud round with ability to turn and burn to the pull side or go the other way. Uses the entire field, comfy inside-out swing with impact and whip through the zone. 

Ryan Gaines (2028 RHP, Haymarket, VA) physical in the box with projection left, gets into his base well and creates good separation. Makings of some leverage and impact as he matures and grows physically. Very solid round on the barrel. 

Hunter Dewey (2029 RHP, Clovis, CA) budding power and has real quick and loose hands. They shoot through the zone and have strength at impact, very solid top hand and the barrel control was on full display. 

Evan Guadalupe (2028 SS, Bend, OR) physical presence but a loose tension free swing. Really drives the baseball well for age, creates good space for age with fast hands and a strong front side. Had a really good round and sprayed it a good bit to all fields. 

David Delgado (2028 SS, Santa Paula, CA) physical impact with heavy hands, packed with strength and intent. Can clobber some balls out front, big impact to pull side. 

Kane Bartley (2028 RHP, El Cajon, CA) very solid round with awfully quick hands that meet bat to ball well. Good wiry strength off his bat and should only mature into more power. 

Kayden Zimmerman (2028 RHP, Santee, CA) quick hands and was all over the barrel in his round. Short swing with ample feel for contact, solid bat to ball skill for grade. 

Mason Eckhardt (2029 RHP, Vancouver, WA) really showed good feel for the barrel with a confident round. Worked to the deeper parts of the yard at points but stayed through the middle of the field well. Has a fast bat with budding impact that should only mature. 

James Amante (2029 LHP, Orange, CA) loose hands tagged barrels deep to the pull side. Showed some feel the other way, worked uphill from tight window and stayed short. 

Bennet Hilbert (2029 SS, Wilmette, IL)  physical presence in the box with promising strength and power potential. Stays inside the baseball well and produced clean cuts. Hard impact that played to pull and could show in game. 

Riley Cook (2028 SS, Glencoe, IL) eye opening round with intent and ability to do some damage for grade. Jumped at impact to the opposite field and can go the oppo gap with relative ease right now. Has loose rhythm and great timing to his swings, gets off good cuts. 

Hayes Ressler (2029 2B, Colorado Springs, CO) lived on the barrel a good bit as he stung it out front. Has quick hands, solid feel to launch and gets his A swing off consistently. 

Tommy Gasner (2028 1B, Huntley, IL) loose hands and sweet stroke with feel to hit. Takes clean cuts with great balance and timing, the feel for contact was on full display. 

Colin Jackson (2029 OF, Cherry Hills Village, CO) good power potential here as he fills, stings it out front with good line drive contact. Comes off well and he can really get the barrel out front well. 

RJ Westbrook (2029 LHP, Marietta, GA) lean and wiry with big time bat speed for grade. Has a clean, whippy bat that shoots through the zone and it's easy imapct all over the field. Power and hit showed out. 

Peyton Dane (2028 3B, Volo, IL) works uphill with backspin and carry, legit power potential. Big time juice to his hands, easy carry to the pull side showed in his round. 

Dyson Sparks (2029 OF, Acworth, GA) whips the barrel around, really drives it gap to gap for age and it's solid coming off at imapct. Plenty of feel to hit, growing into budding power as well. 

Logan Latier (2029 1B, Kansas City, MO) sound feel to hit with impact that should only mature. Can get the barrel out front well and impact it. Has a fast and intent-filled swing with great understanding of how to hit. 

Game 1: 13-Georgia v. 14-West

RJ Westbrook (2029, Marietta, Ga.) toed the slab for Team Georgia and worked up to 79 mph on the fastball, with really good feel to land the pitch for strikes and command the zone. Even more notably, his slider worked 68-72 mph with true sweeper traits, showing good horizontal and some tilt to it. It spun into the 2200s and flashed really good traits. Westbrook threw 3.0 innings and punched out 5 opposing hitters, allowing 3 hits. 

Sean Farley (2029, Campbell, Calif.) looked the part in his outing on the mound. He worked the mid-70s on the fastball, with some late run to it. He showed a big 1-7 shaped breaking ball, with feel to land it. He also turned over a couple of good changeups in the upper-60s. The pitches had good depth to it. It was a quality 3-pitch mix that allowed him to navigate through 3.0 innings, allowing just 1 hit, with a pair of punchouts to his credit. 

Charlie Jones (2028, Atlanta, Ga.) hammered a double working to left field. He got the hands to one and lifted it backside, plating a run as he hustled out the extra-base hit. Good lefty stroke with some feel to impact it and lift it. 

Noah Patenaude (2029, San Diego, Calif.) stepped on one and drove the baseball into right-center. He took the hands to one and hammered it into right-center, hustling out a double and plating a run.

Ethan Pepper (2029, Spanish Fork, Utah) added a double and advanced to third on an errant throw in, plating a run. He showed off the strength as he was able to get the barrel on one and drive it into left-center for a pull-side extra-base hit. 

Cayden Mader (2028, Grayson, Ga.) had a really good relief outing on the mound. He worked 79-82 mph on the fastball in relief and was able to spot it up well for strikes. He also flipped the occasional breaking ball with 11-5 shape and depth to it, and turned over a couple of changeups. He worked 2.0 innings of scoreless, hitless work, with 2 punchouts.

Game 2: 14-West v. 15-Northeast

Ethan Pepper (2029, Spanish Fork, Utah) added a base knock in his second game of the day. His second hit of the day came on a hard-hit grounder through the 6-hole, which kept the inning alive and advanced the runner to third. 

Andray Lemay (2029, Lowell, Mass.) got things going for Team Northeast with a good swing from the right side. He showed a quick barrel and was on time to ambush the fastball and drive it back up the middle into centerfield. Picked up a base knock on the swing. 

Xavier Micheli (2028, Massapequa, N.Y.) added a base knock working to left field and plated a run for his team, keeping the second-inning rally going. It was a good piece of hitting from the right-hander who stayed on the barrel and collected a knock.

Mark Kenton (2029, Sturbridge, Mass.) stayed on time for one and lined it into centerfield for a base hit, keeping the rally going, extending the Team Northeast lead, and plating 2 more runs. He also worked up to 80 mph on the fastball in his relief outing, with feel for a breaker and changeup. Threw up a clean inning of relief work.

Ben Pruitt (2029, South Grafton, Mass.) turned on the first pitch he saw and cranked a double. He was able to belt it into the gap and hustle all the way to second with an easy double. Good swing from the righty who also worked the mid-70s on the mound. 

Ashton Cortorreal (2028, Methuen, Mass.) jumped on a pitch early in the count and belted it, working pull-side into right field. He hammered the pitch and was able to leg out an RBI triple as he worked on the barrel and got it done in the box. 

Aedan Provo (2028, Winchester, Mass.) kept the rally going, extending the lead further with a hard-hit ground ball through the left side. He pulled one through the 6-hole and plated a run on a well-struck base hit. 

Scott Manter-Goldberg (2028, Brooklyn, N.Y.) added a double as he peppered one into the right-center field gap. He jumped on a pitch early and was on-time for it, leading off the inning with the extra-base knock. Also got on the mound and worked up to 82 mph on the fastball, with really good feel for the curveball, showing 11-5 shape and depth. He also turned over a couple of changeups as well. He cruised through a clean inning with a punchout to close it out.

Franco Calaf (2028, East Elmhurst, N.Y.) added a base knock here, driving one well into right field. He was able to work on the barrel and drive one hard into right center field to pick up the base knock. He elevated the barrel and was able to impact it well for his base knock.

Brayden Thompson (2027 RHP, New Albany, MS) standout size at 6-foot-3 and 185 pounds. Upper-70s fastball pounded the zone showed feel for both a big breaking ball and fading changeup. Lots to project on. 

Walter Unruh (2028 CA) roped one for a bases clearing double on display. Quick hands and ample two-way talent with plenty of feel for the barrel that works to all fields. 

James Amante (2029 LHP, Orange, CA) clean lefty who can flat out pitch. Has feel for a mix with good action to his fastball that plays to both sides. Really sound and repeats well for age, can spin it and fade it. 

Omar Bermudez Cruz (2028 SS, Caguas, PR) roped one the other way for extra bags. Has strong hands that meet contact awfully well. Physical build and growing into power. 

Grayson Miller (2029 RHP, Ardmore, AL) good piece of hitting to take one the other way for a knock. Loose hands with feel for the barrel at this grade that really stood out. Knows how to swing with intent. 

Knox McCardle (2029 SS, Brandon, MS) really good piece to split the pull side gap. Got on plane to the fastball and flat out roped it. The impact and jump of his bat is pretty impressive and showed well on the dirt defensively. Also up to 81 off the bump.