Harrison Coffey (2027 RHP, Rutherfordton, NC) worked a strong three-inning start on the mound, striking out four and allowing just a pair of hits. He worked the heater up to 79 while mixing in a mid-60s breaking ball. Coffey also collected a knock at the plate. 

Nicholas Harvey (2029 C, Weston, FL) was productive at the plate in game action, registering a pair of hits, including a line drive double to right field. The switch-hitting backstop works with a compact barrel from both sides of the dish. 

Conor Nix (2027 C, Nashville, GA) drove in a run and stole a base over a pair of hits at the plate. Nix offers present strength in his catcher frame, starting upright and slightly open before working to the barrel. 

Parker Berkland (2029 RHP, Ruskin, FL) turned in a strong three-inning start, allowing just a hit while striking out six. He worked the fastball up to 81 with command of the zone, mixing in a high-60s curveball to keep hitters off balance. 

Peter Karas continued his big day at the plate, this time driving in a pair via a lined double to right field. He showcased the ability to go the other way with authority, using a simple operation from the right side. 

Isaac Montes (2027 RHP, Midland, TX) delivered a strong start on the mound, lasting three innings of shutout ball, striking out five and allowing just a hit. He worked the fastball up to 85 with command of the zone, mixing in a firm mid-70s breaking ball to keep hitters off balance. 

Peter Karas (2028 RHP, Poughquag, NY) turned in a strong performance on both sides of the ball, including a 2.2 inning outing, striking out seven and failing to allow a hit. He kept his heater in and around the zone, topping at 86 while maintaining the mid-80s. At the plate, Karas logged a line drive double the other way. 

Wiley Barfield (2028 SS, Madison, FL) collected the biggest hit of the game, launching a hard-hit homer to the pull side to score three. He features present strength in the lower half with projection, utilizing a simple operation from the right side. 

Chase Webb (2029 2B, Woodstock, GA) produced a multi-hit day at the plate, plating a run over a pair of singles. He uses an upright stance with high hands, working to the barrel via a simple outward leg lift. 

Navy
Abraham Sigler (2029, Miami, FL) - Got on the barrel twice this afternoon for two singles. Clean bat path with quick hands.

Evelio Ibarra (2028, Scottsdale, AZ) - Punched out 4 in 2.0 innings while only allowing one hit. The FB topped at 81 and he paired it with a swing and miss CB. 

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Jackson Hooper (2027, Portsmouth,NH) - Smashed a couple balls today going 2-2 with a double and an rbi. Strong base and turns the barrel with authority.

Myles Prince (2027, Hattiesburg, MS) - Found a barrel on a heater here and smoked it for a double. Extends the barrel through the zone well with some heavy hands.

Andrew Kozin (2028 3B, Dover, MA) was on the barrel with collecting 3 base-hits on the day. Showed excellent bat to ball ability and can spray it all over with authority. 

Oliver Martin (2027 SS, El Paso, TX) smoked a hard liner to center burning the centerfielder and would later on collect another hard knock to center. Good athlete in the box with a simple stroke and present bat speed.

Greg Lineburg (2029 2B, Wesley Chapel, FL) was on the barrel a good bit today collecting 3 hits all over. Creates leverage well from a lofted path and can impact it well off the barrel.

Michael Anthony Alberto (2028 C, Saddle Brook, NJ) had some loud barrels today including a double to the right-center gap. Physical frame with power projecting a good bit. Strength off the barrel was highly evident. 

Liam Russell (2028 C, Melbourne, FL) was all over it today working gap to gap with authority collecting multiple doubles. Swings a quick bat from a level swing path with good feel to go where it is pitched. Solid approach in the box.

Wyatt Blanton (2027 OF, Warner Robins, GA) was a tough out all around collecting 4 hits on the day and using the entire field. Showed an adjustable swing path with some serious bat speed and strong ability to impact it to all fields. 

Mason Hurst (2027 MIF, Lebanon, OH) was also on the barrel a bunch today collecting 4 hits when it was all said and done. Does a really nice job keeping the weight back generating plenty of power and impact off the barrel. Ball carries well off his barrel.

Danny Morgan (2027 C, Shoreline, WA) sent a pair of doubles to deep left today and the ball really carries off his barrel. Physical in the box with strong ability to really launch the ball with impact.  

Gavin Mix (2027 SS, Lutz, FL) was all over it today collecting 3 hits which included a no-doubter to deep left. Has a smooth lefty swing that stays short to the ball and can match multiple planes. Covers the entire plate well and ball just jumps off his barrel.

Taylor Reidy (2028 C, Naples, FL) showed off the strong pull-side juice today collecting a pair of extra base hits including a solo bomb out to deep left. Real physical box presence with some serious ability to really impact it with strength.

Colton Smith (2029 C, Liberty Twp, OH) found a pair of barrels today going gap to gap with ease. Physical in the box and does a nice job getting extended. Ball really jumps off the barrel here

Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) really impressed today and simply put, lived on the barrel. He collected 4 hits total that included 3 doubles. Innate bat to ball ability stood out with plenty of bat speed and strong ability to turn on a ball with impact. Real hitterish traits in the box with a sound approach. 

Wyatt Jones (2028 OF, New Market, TN) showed off the barrel control and ability to use the whole field collecting three hits, including a triple down the right field line. The left-handed hitter impacts the ball well with a lean 6-foot, 170-pound frame and was able to lift and create carry off the barrel. 

Ryan Roche (2027 RHP, West Hartford, CT) showed the ability to deposit the ball from line-to-line collecting three knocks. The left-handed hitter has a physical 6-foot-1, 205-pound frame and good bat speed to impact and drive the ball. 

Wyatt Floyd (2029 1B, Brunswick, GA) showed off the gap-to-gap approach collecting three hits including a double down the pull-side right field line. The right-handed hitter keeps the hands tight and whips the barrel through with solid bat speed. 

Aquiles Hache (2028 OF, New Milford, NJ) impacted the ball well all game collecting three hits, including a loud double into the right-center gap. The left-handed hitter showed the strength in the hands and lower half to whip the barrel through and drive the ball. 

Carl Pedersen (2028 2B, Clarendon Hills, IL) showed a solid gap-to-gap approach collecting three hits, including two knocks to left field. The right-handed hitter has a lean, athletic 5-foot-6, 155-pound frame and solid bat-to-ball skills. 

Destin Billings (2027 RHP, Kouts, IN) showed off the power upside collecting two doubles. The right-handed hitter showed feel to get the barrel out front and create impact to the pull-side and the pull-side gap.

James Huffman (2027 RHP, Knoxville, TN) showed off the ability to let the ball get deep and use the whole field, collecting three backside knocks.  The right-handed hitter has a long, lean 6-foot-3, 190-pound frame and burgeoning power upside as the frame fills out. 

Mason Fulk (2029 C, Loxahatchee, FL) showed the barrel control collecting three knocks into right field. The right-handed hitter showed good bat-to-ball skills and a willingness to work the opposite field. 

Angelo Rodriguez (2029 1B, Phoenix, AZ) showed a solid approach in the box collecting three hits to the middle-of-the-field. The right-handed hitter has a lean 6-foot-3, 165-pound frame with plenty of room to fill and more power to be unlocked in the frame. 

Noah Williams (2029 OF, Fresno, TX) showed off the strength in the swing collecting three hits including a double to deep right field. The right-handed hitter has a strong 6-foot, 190-pound frame and showed young feel to drive the ball to both gaps. 

Anthony Montelone (2029 3B, Mount Pleasant, SC) used all parts of the field during his three hit performance capped off by an automatic double over the wall in backside right field. The right-handed hitter showed the feel for the barrel and solid hand speed in the swing. 

Daniel Cubillan (2028 LHP, Port Charlotte, FL) showed off the pull-side to middle-of-the-field approach, peppering three line drives for hits, including a double to the right-center gap. The left-handed hitter showed a balanced swing that was able to consistently get the barrel out front. 

Shaurya Bhosale (2028 SS, Oviedo, FL) collected 5 hits this morning, three of which were LDs to the pull side and two LDs to the opposite field. Shows a balanced and simple swing where the barrel works short-to-long through the zone with easy quickness. 

Carlos Echeverry (2028 3B, Rutherford, NJ) had a 3-hit game. Included a driven double into the RC gap, a LD through the 5-6 hole and a soft oppo liner into right. Clean/balanced turns of the barrel with some quality strength at impact. 

Ezekiel Maurice (2027 LHP, Weiser, ID) found the barrel 4 times this morning, three of which were LDs back up the middle and finished it off with a LD double into the RC gap. Flashes decent quickness to the hands that stay short to it and work the barrel on a flatter path. 

Ezekiel Maurice (2027 LHP, Weiser, ID) had some of the louder barrels of this game. Drove two balls deep into the RC gap and finished his day off with a nice inside out barreled single the other way. Shows a tight uphill turn of the barrel with quality bat speed that produces strong backspun contact.

Michael Myers (2027 2B, Cordova, SC) found two quality barrels, lining one hard inot left for a double and another right back at the L-screen. Shows some quickness to the hands that stay inside the baseball well.

Ben Vanhout (2028 C, Naperville, IL) had two hits this morning. Had a LD right back up the middle into center and then added another right back at the L Screen. Shows a simple stroke with minimal wasted moves with a barrel that works short and quick to it. 

Harrison Coffey (2027 RHP, Rutherfordton, NC) had two solid barrels. Had a LD single to the pull side and drove a flyball deep into the RC gap for a double. Physical build that translates to some easy impact. 

Cole Duncan (2028 RHP, Jonesborough, TN) got off one of the better swings producing a hard LD over the Cf's head for an XBH. Quality bat speed within a balanced + controlled swing. 

Dominic Coppa (2029 C, Fort Myers, FL) was a standout collecting 2 hard hit line drives with a double and 2 RBI's. Has been on the barrel all weekend

Myles Prince (2027 C, Hattiesburg, MS) Was on the barrel all morning. There is definite over the fence power potential here. Love the intent in the swing. Collected a double and a single with an RBI

Jaxston Brown (2027 OF, College Park, GA) Super athletic player with tools to admire. Was on the barrel all morning collecting a line drive single. Showed intention and plus bat speed

Justin Cronin (2027 SS, Port Orange, FL) Collected 2 hits, a hard hit single and double with 2 RBI. Pounded the gaps with over the fence power potential. 

James Gil (2027 SS, Sunrise, FL) was the biggest standout in the morning session collecting 4 hits... all hard-hit line drives with 3 singles and a double. Good looking athletic prospect.

Gabriel Bureau (2028 RHP, Varennes, QC) Shows a buttery left-handed stroke with over the fence power potential. Collected 3 hits, with a single and 2 triples.... all hard hit line drives to the right side. Solid prospect

Lane Cole (2027 OF, Sainte Genevieve, MO) Collected 3 singles and an RBI in the morning session.  Showed the ability to square the baseball up on a consistent basis. Good looking prospect.

Jackson Hooper (2027 1B, Portsmouth, NH) Was on the barrel all morning collecting 4 hits, 3 singles and a double with an RBI. Showed intention, plus bat speed and heavy hands. 

Aidan Abeyta (2028 RHP, Albuquerque, NM) was on the screws throughout the game, collecting three hits including an extra base knock.  

Caleb Binder (2027 SS, West Chester, OH) hammered a homer in the last inning that cleared the fence with ease.  Also doubled earlier in the game for a two-hit effort.

Monty Chalabi (2028 C, Skokie, IL) on the barrel today, collecting three hits including a triple and almost chopped a tree down over the left field fence for a bomb.

Austin Parke (2029 LHP, Lake Zurich, IL) had a four-hit day, collecting all singles in and menacing on the base path throughout the game.

Wyatt Gibson (2027 OF, Tampa, FL) was on the screws in today's game, collecting three-hits, including two-doubles.

Kenneth Cordero Jr (2027 OF, Lajas, PR) picked up a hit in every at bat on the day, including a double and a triple.

Fabian Cruz (2028 C, Kissimmee, FL) collected a hit in all of his at bats for the game including a two-bagger and drove in a bunch of runs.

Connor Magato (2027 RHP, Liberty Township, OH) had himself a big day at the plate, finishing with four-hits, two of them doubles and had multiple runs batted in.

Felix Cruz (2027 OF, Guanica, PR) was on a tear throughout the day, barreling up balls all over the yard and finishing with four-hits, one of them a double and had a multi RBI day.

Jaset Molina (2027 C, Bajadero, PR) found the barrel a few times during the game, including a 2-run double, an RBI single and added on a sacrifice fly for good measure.

Nestor Rivera (2027 SS, Cidra, PR) stayed through the baseball well in his first at bat, splitting the opposite gap for a stand up double.

Isaac Montes (2027 RHP, Midland, TX) showed off the power with a long double into the opposite field gap in his first at bat.  He does a nice job of driving through his lower half in his swing.  He put it on display again in his second at bat, launching a stand up double over the left fielder's head.

Ashton Cortorreal (2028 OF, Methuen, MA) did a nice job of staying back on the ball and drove a hard line drive down the right field line that got all the way to the wall.  He showed off the speed, cutting the edge of the bases well, resulting in an inside-the-park home run.  He ended the day on a high note, ripping a double in the gap.

Julio Madrigal (2027 OF, San German, PR) showed off his quick hands today, logging a pair of hits.  He started the game with a solid single and ripped a double in his second at bat.  In his third at-bat he drove the ball deep over the center fielder's head for a stand up triple.

Austin Komives (2028 C, Winter Springs, FL) ended on a high note today, drilling a line drive double over the right fielder's head.  He has a compact swing that allows him to let the ball travel at the plate.

John Fallon (2028 2B, Woodstock, GA) crushed a double to left that burned the outfielder for a standup double. There's easy juice in the wrists and bat. 

Jackson Ramaley (2028 C, Marietta, GA) smoked a double to straightaway center that got to the wall. He impacts it hard and can really get extended well through contact.

Brennan Neal (2027 OF, Columbus, GA) had a hard hit ground ball for a single up the middle. It's big tools for Neal who also shows real bat speed.

Bryson Dutch (2027 1B, Lithia Springs, GA) put a good swing on one, driving it back up the middle for a base hit to push across an early run. He's got noticeable bat speed and impacts it out front consistently. 

Felix Joiner (2029 SS, Atlanta, GA) found a loud barrel in the early innings of the game, hitting a double into the left-center gap. It's a short and compact swing with strength into the gaps. 

Everett Hammond (2028 OF, Dunwoody, GA) shot a single back up the middle in the third inning. The body projects for additional strength and is already showing present strength and bat speed. 

Cooper Casella (2027 C, Acworth, GA) hit one into the gap and hustled into second for a double. He has good bat speed and impacts it into the gaps on a consistent basis. 

Harrison Milanowski (2028 | Dothan, AL | MIF/RHP) Gets things started, sending one through the 6-hole and into left field. Short and compact swing with solid barrel feel. Adds another hit to his name, shooting one through the 6-hole for an RBI. Toolsy hitter. On the mound, he ran the fastball up to 87mph, struck out 1, and didn't allow a hit through 1 inning. Quick arm with late arm-side run. 

Preston Bottoms (2027 | Kennesaw, GA | OF/UT) Grabs himself a base knock after battling a long at-bat. Good patience and feel for the strike zone. Kept it simple and didn't try and do too much. Added another hit to his tally, shooting one into right field for an RBI. This kid can hit. Projects well.

Truitt Stafford (2028 | Powder Springs, GA | C/1B, UT) Battles through a tough at-bat and sends one into center field for an RBI knock. Present strength in his frame, with the ability to stay in the middle of the field. Projects well. Grabs himself another hit, sending one through the 4-hole to extend the inning. He has the tools to impact games. 

Myles Thomas (2027 | Atlanta, GA | OF/MIF, RHP) Finishes a gritty at-bat by sending a breaking ball into left field to get things going in the bottom of the 1st. Shows feel for the barrel and a disciplined approach. On the next pitch, he shows off his speed, getting a great jump to steal 2B. Adds another hit to his name, sending one to the left-center field gap for a 2B. This kid projects well. 

Champ Banks (2028 | Nashville, TN | 1B/3B, OF) Doesn't waste any time and rips a fastball on the outer half into center field for an RBI knock. Athletic frame with present power. Aggressive approach and works best gap-to-gap.

Wyatt Cantella (2028 | Tallahassee, FL | LHP/OF) Gets things going in the top of the 2nd, sending a fastball out over the plate into left field. Quick hands and good extension on contact. Adds a second hit to his name, crushing one to deep right-center field. Incredibly quick and strong hands, and shows the ability to work gap-to-gap. Of course, he adds another knock to his name, sending this one to deep right field for a stand-up 2B. This kid can rake. 

James Hankins (2028 | Marietta, GA | C/1B, 3B) Grabs himself a solid 2-strike knock, sending one through the 4-hole and into right field. Stayed connected and direct to the ball. 

Max Misenhimer (2028 | Knoxville, TN | C/3B, RHP, UT) Extends the inning with a knock into center field. Quick path through the zone and the ability to stay in the middle of the field. Adds another knock to his name, sending a 2-2 pitch into right field. 

Kellen Hoffman (2029 | Dallas, GA | 3B/1B, UT) Present power in his frame with the ability to lift the ball to all fields, sending a one-hopper off the right field wall for a 3B. Smooth left-handed swing with a slight uphill path.

Malachi Butler (2027 | Powder Springs, GA | MIF, 3B, OF) The Georgia Tech commit rips one back up the middle for a knock, showing elite bat speed and a direct path to the ball with good extension to contact. Projects well. Adds another hit to his name, sending this one into left field to start the 5th. Made an unbelievably smooth backhand slow roller later in the game. This kid has all the tools. True prospect. 

Griffin Gowens (2028 | Greenville, SC | 3B/SS, UT) Tall, lean projectable frame, shoots one into left field for a knock. Present bat-to-ball skills with direct hands. 

Bryce Carter (2027 | Lilburn, GA | C/3B, OF) Physical frame, quick path through zone, shooting one through the 6-hole and into left field to extend the inning. 

Gabe Bowne (2028 LHP, Newnan, GA) picked up multiple knocks on the day including a 2 RBI double to deep CF, showcasing carry production to the middle of the field with strength in the hands.

Gio Brennan (2029 OF, Meridian, ID) made an impact all over the field, starting defensively where he made a full extension diving catch in CF during the bottom of the 2nd. He covered ground effectively and took direct routes to the baseball, also performing on the offensive end where he picked up an RBI double into the RCF gap.

Luke Hartenstein (2027 3B, Newberry, FL) was another name who had multiple hits on the day, utilizing the pull side/middle of the field to his advantage for solid impact.

Will Zollinger (2027 C, North Canton, OH) consistently peppered the opposite field during his appearances at the plate, picking up multiple RBI knocks to RF with backspin produced.

Ryder Magnuson (2028 2B, Sutton, MA) provided solid defense in CF for his squad, making good reads off the bat with a diving play made in the top of the 3rd inning.

Josiah (Jayce) Woods (2028 C, Marietta, GA) started the game off hot, driving a double over the left fielder's head.  Later in the game he kept his weight back and drove a ball into the opposite field gap for a second double.  He does a nice job of staying on balance through his swing.

Caleb Cox (2027 3B, Conyers, GA) drove a ball to left for a clean double, driving in a run for his team.  He sits back and sends the ball where it is pitched at the plate.

Casey McBride (2027 SS, Ellenwood, GA) showed quick hands through the zone and launched a ball deep down the left field line for a ground rule double.  He was on time for another double down the left field line in his last at bat as well.

Omari Blackshear (2028 OF, Covington, GA) had a productive day at the plate today, logging a double and a hard hit single.  He does a nice job driving through the baseball with his lower half.

Omari Blackshear (2028 Covington, GA) has some twitch to the wrists and stayed level and through the zone to barrel liners to the middle and pull sides.

Aidan Lesane (2027 Stone Mountain, GA) has an efficient lower half and really lets the barrel go when he launches, he destroyed balls to he pull side during drills.

Connor Basinski (2028 Columbia, IL) tall frame with a ton of room to add strength, he showed good bat speed and timed everything out front to drive balls to both gaps.

Preston Skeens (2028 Hixson, TN) gets on plane early and whipped the bat head through the zone to center some hard line drives to the PS.

Caleb Wells (2028 Norfolk, VA) uses the rear leg well to engage the ground and create easy bat speed to drive hard liners to the outfield.

Gabe Bowne (2028 Newnan, GA)really tight turn and stays inside with really fast hands. He timed the ball well and barreled balls hard to the RCF gap during his round.

Gio Brennan (2029 Meridian, ID) the body and swing project big. Good bat speed with length through the zone and a loose bottom hand had balls flying off the barrel.

Carter Cawthon (2029 Jackson, GA) has a short and tight swing with good barrel control and an advanced middle of the field approach.

Jackson Victor (2028 Frisco, TX) showed plenty to like from both sides of the plate, as the switch-hitting 2028 sent several line drives through the middle-of-the field during his round. He stayed short and direct with his path, while showcasing plenty of present bat speed.

Anthony Velazquez (2027, Miami, FL) showcased plenty of present bat speed and usable power to the pullside of the field. He stays loose with his hands, impacts it well out in-front and will continue to add strength.

James Donnelly (2028, Rye, NH) did a nice job of staying on the barrel throughout his round. He stayed compact with his hands, has plenty of present bat speed and projects for more strength as he matures.

Daniel Hwang (2028, Winter Garden, FL) showed hitterish traits from both sides of the plate, as he repeats his swing well and stays connected throughout. He has plenty of present bat speed and strength in his hands.

Andrew Lee (2027, Sugar Hill, GA) stayed in his lower half well to create leverage out in-front. He implored his heavy hands to deliver the barrel, showed power to the pullside and did a nice job of repeating his swing well.

Mateo Panciera (2027 Mystic, CT) showed a really easy process to create easy hand speed and it slowed him to blister balls all over the yard.

Quinlan Walsh (2027 Toronto, ON-CAN) has a wiry frame with room to fill out and already shows some whip and bat speed and he was on the barrel.

Kellen Berthiaume (2028 Kent, OH) uber-projection in the 6-5 frame and he coordinates the long levers well to get out front and on time. A lot to like moving forward.

Casey Carman (2027 Augusta, MI) simple swing and stayed in line and direct to show consistent feel for the barrel to the middle of the field.

Nolan Pontius (2027 Clearwater, FL) looks to get the barrel out and do damage and he did just that for his entire round, lifting balls deep to left.

Kash Ritter (2028 Dewitt, MI) has long levers and got the barrel out front and drove balls consistently to the pull gap, and he projects for more pop.

Bryce Berkey (2027 Parker, CO) is a physical athlete with present strength and a ton of bat speed. He unloaded on multiple passes hitting screamers to the pull side.

Bryson Jack (2029 Durham, DE) has a short and quick swing and very good bat to ball skills. He has a line drive approach but did show the ability to lift when out front.

Eric Stridsberg (2028 Westlake Village, CA) uses the lower half very efficiently and smoked balls during his entire round deep to the pull side. This will translate easily to game action.

Jack Talarico (2027 Austin, TX) showed a loose swing while staying direct through the zone and using the whole field to spray line drives during batting practice.

Murphy Wood (2029 Signal Mtn, TN) has a really short stroke and had one of the more accurate batting practices in terms of timing and feel for the sweet spot.

Tyler Wright (2027 IL) worked out front and used a vertical bat to connect on liners with true spin to the middle of the field. It was an impressive round from start to finish.

Juan Polo (2029 Lawrence, MA) has an extremely projectable frame with good ingredients to the operation and should develop well with strength in the future.

Destin Billings (2027 Kouts, IN) has some current strength and uses a level path to back spin liners with impressive carry to the PS>

Arvis Croll (2027 McDonough, GA) turns the barrel well and accelerated through contact to drive and lift ball during the entire round of batting practice.

Jack McKillop (2029 Peachtree City, GA) has a smooth swing and is a good mover in the box. The bat to ball skills stand out and the power will come.

Eli Hulzebos (2027 Westfield, IN) is a high waisted RHH with current strength and showed real power potential to all fields during drills.

Evan Swope (2028 Wesley Chapel, FL) really turns the barrel and enters the zone on plane, lofting balls on every swing to the LCF gap. Impressive hit+power potential.

Cyprian McIntosh (2029 Vero Beach, FL) took an aggressive round showing intent and the ability to time it our front a barrel balls with regularity.

Michael Anthony Alberto (2028 Saddle Brook, NJ) took an impressive round and connected well throughout his swing making solid contact with his strong hands.

Adrian Blanco (2028 Hialeah, FL) has very twitchy wrists and he attack the ball with a line drive approach and delivered the barrel on time.

Chase Cavo (2027 Boynton Beach, FL) displayed a very good hit tool spraying hard liners from line to line, the body and swing project for future pop.

Joey Desalvo (2029 Naples, FL) has a lot of ingredients to build on, starting with a smooth operation and very good eye-hand coordination.

Baron Beccan (2027 Loganville, GA) has a strong frame and big intent to the oull side. There was loud contact throughout his round.

Kenneth Cordero Jr (2027 Lajas, PR) has a good frame and easy bat speed. He played pepper with the monster until clearing it with a long homer on the last swing.

Fabian Cruz (2028 Kissimmee, FL) has a good bat to balls skills from both sides of the plate and is always on the barrel.

Felix Cruz (2027 Guanica, PR) has a consistent swing with good hand speed and a mature middle of the field approach.

Julian Lopez (2027 Coral Springs, FL) has a projectable frame and super quick hands, he unloads the barrel with authority looking to do damage.

Ryan Lugo (2027 Barcelonta, PR) gets on plane early and stays through contact with a loose and whippy left-handed swing. Really athletic and the power is coming.

Jaset Molina (2027 Bajadero, PR) got going during his round and played wall-ball with the monster in left. Really easy mover with serious power potential.

Jean Daniel Rosa (2027 humacao, PR) has excellent twitch and bad intentions in the box. He is an explosive athlete and it showed.

Angel J. Sierra (2027 Barranquitas, PR) has extra fast hands and looks like an overall impressive overall athlete

Josue Trinidad Rivera (2029 Caguas, PR) took one of the most impressive rounds of the event so far. He destroyed balls to the pull gap and has an interesting blend of current juice with massive future projection.

Carson Franjesevic (2020 Seminole, FL) is a physical presence in the box and launches with bad thoughts. He has juice and left the yard on his last swing.

Omar Bermudez Cruz (2028 Caguas, PR) has a fluid process and used simple actions to consistently barrel balls.

Brody Hedick (2028 Brooksville, FL) lots of hard contact during the round and really used his back leg to create controlled intent.

Jax Kohler (2028 Clearwater, FL) has a loose LH stroke and uses the back hand to attack out front, hammering liners to the PS.

Kash Platt (2028 Parkland, FL) is an athletic young RHH with good bat speed and showed an aggressive approach.

Leonardo Ruiz (2027 Caguas, PR) has a very projectable 6-3 frame and coordinates it well. There is a good combination of bat speed and hit tool in the present process.

Thomas Kaniamos (2028 Windermere, FL) fired the hands aggressively during the round, connecting on a lot of hard contact to all fields.

Ladarius Dennis (2028 Pensacola, FL) is a twitchy athlete and the ball came off very loud when on time and out front.

Cameron Smith-Moultrie (2027 Pensacola, FL) has a full and powerful swing, using his strong frame, and had lots of loud contact.

Charlie Acierno (28, Parkland, FL) big, strong frame, fires the hips hard with good torque, keeps the barrel on plane and drives the ball up the middle.

J. Mason Campbell (28, Zolfo Springs, FL) strong build, lot of intent behind the swing, back spun hard line drives to the PS.

Will Earnest (29, Wexford, PA) hands work fast and tight to body, balanced swing, has a good feel for the barrel and drives the ball hard on a line.

Wyatt Floyd (28, Brunswick, GA) loads hands deep and fires the hips explosively giving him easy bat speed, gets barrel on plane early and extends well through the zone.

Noah Tomasino (28, Baltimore, MD) athletic lefty, gets the front foot down and turns the hips hard, creates good hip shoulder separation and drives line drives to the PS.

Aiden Wong (28, Philadelphia, PA) keeps hands high and stays on top of the ball, hands work quick, able to get the barrel out in front and back spin line drives to the PS.

AJ Duggan (29, Bethesda, MD) wiry frame with quick hands, turns the barrel deep and gets good extension to help him drive the back up the middle.

Cash Frenz (28, Miami, FL) tall, muscular frame with a massive power projection, simple mechanics with a balanced finish, the ball comes off the bat hard with good carry.

Amauris Tavarez (27, Port Saint Lucie, FL) compact, down plane swing with a good feel for the barrel, peppering line drives back up the middle of the field.

Matthew Wetherell (27, Ocala, FL) strong, athletic frame, loads deep into back hip and hit the ball out in front, has good bat speed and back spins line drives.

Cooper Deball (28, Centennial, CO) strong build, fluid swing with some intent behind it, has a consistent contact point out in front and hits balls hard to the PS.

Gavin Dykes (29, Peachtree City, GA) simple, repeatable swing, able to use the whole field, stays behind the ball and gets good extension through the zone.

Christiano Gerena (28, West Palm Beach, FL) big leg kick and loads the hands deep, fires the hips hard and consistently barrels line drives to the pull side.

Nolan Hemmelgarn (29, Ham Lake, MN) strong lefty bat, lots of loud barrels into the pull side gap, stays connected through contact with good extension.

Max Trojanowski (28, Chapel Hill, NC) muscular frame, smooth load and swings with intent, consistently found the barrel and showed some power.

Jaden Estigo (27, Anchorage, AK) twitchy swing, hands work tight to body, loads deep into back hip and hits ball hard on a line with back spin. 

Wyatt Ford (27, Bozeman, MT) tall, lanky frame, uses long limbs to create good lag in the swing giving him effortless power.

Gavin Mix (27, Lutz, FL) stays balanced in load, swings down plane giving back spin to the ball, hands work quick and shows good feel for the barrel.

Liam Russell (28, Melbourne, FL) consistent contact on the barrel, driving line drives to all parts of the field, keeps hands high giving him good back spin and carry.

Hayes Leach (29, Oxford, MS) good sequence to the right handed swing, quick bat speed and finds the barrel consistently.

Jaxston Brown (27, College Park, GA) strong lefty bat, gets the barrel on plane early and drives the ball hard on a line.

Jackson Hooper (27, Portsmouth, NH) big, strong frame, fires the hips hard and has intent behind the swing, consistently hits loud barrels into the gap.

Balin Mann (28, Birdsboro, PA) quick, compact swing, keeps the hands tight and stays behind the ball helping him his line drives to all parts of the field.

Nelson Ong (27, Key West, FL) tall, muscular build, simple, repeatable swing with a good feel for the barrel and consistent line drives up the middle.

Shaurya Bhosale (28, Oviedo, FL) loads deep into his back hip, balanced swing with good bat speed and some late whip.

Leo McCullers (29, Trinity, FL) strong frame, fluid swing, consistent barrels up the middle, stays connected through the zone.

Peter Seirafi Jr. (28, Jupiter, FL) physical frame with a quick bat, loads hands deep and stays through the ball.

Kane Bartley (28, El Cajon, CA) tall stance, showed good bat speed and was hitting hard line drives to all parts of the field. 

Abraham Sigler (29, Miami, FL) strong lefty with a lot of power to the pull side, gets the front foot down and turns the hips hard, hits the ball out in front with some strength in hands.

Cal Wade (29, Tuscaloosa, AL) simple and repeatable mechanics, consistent contact point and barrels the ball up the middle.

Jaedyn Hammond (29, Apollo Beach, FL) strong, athletic kid with a twitchy swing and a natural feel for the barrel.

Austin Komives (28, Lake Mary, FL) hands start high, stays on top of the ball, turns the hips hard and extends well through the zone.

Isaac Montes (27, Midland, TX) big, strong build, balanced load into back hip and swings with intent, consistent line drives to the pull side, hit two balls over the green monster.

Graham Reker (28, Smyrna, GA) sound swing with a lot of barrels, bat stays in attack mode the whole round with a lot of back spun line drives.

Monty Chalabi (28, Skokie, IL) tall, muscular build, loads hands deep and keep them tight through the swing with good extension through the zone.

Wyatt Gibson (27, Tampa, FL) consistent line drives to the opposite field, fires hips hard and has a good feel for the barrel.

Errol "EJ" Coutain Jr. (28, East Point, GA) athletic, twitchy swing, the barrel stays on plane through the zone, lots of barrels up the middle. 

Clayton Hickey (27, Green Cove Springs, FL) loads deep into back hip and turns on the ball hard, gets the barrel out in front and back spins line drives up the middle.

Dominic Coppa (29, Fort Myers, FL) level, on plane swing, fires the hips hard and gets the barrel out creating loud barrels.

Evan Shaw (27, Lithonia, GA) big, muscular frame, shows consistent power to the pull side, swings with intent and keeps the barrel on plane through the zone.

Josiah (Jayce) Woods (28, Marietta, GA) strong build, simple load, turns hard on the ball and gets the barrel out to elevate the ball pull side with some power.

Justin Cronin (27, Port Orange, FL) compact, down plane swing, keeps hands tight to body and extends through the zone giving backspin to the ball.

Cade Kuhlmeier (28, Parkland, FL) gets the front foot down and fires the hips hard, very explosive swing with consistent barreled line drives around the field.

Jack Shetzler (29, Kernersville, NC) big, strong kid with a powerful swing, good feel for the barrel and a massive power projection. 

Noah Coleman (28, Fayetteville, AR) smooth load, able to find the barrel consistently, good sequence with a lot of drive the opposite way. 

Christopher O'Leary (27, Mount Pleasant, NC) smooth, fluid swing, gets the barrel out in front and drives the ball up the middle of the field.

Harrison Coffey (27, Rutherfordton, NC) big, strong right handed hitter, good balance in swing, generates easy bat speed and has a good feel for the barrel.

Kameron Duggan (27, Scarborough, ME) level, on plane swing with quick hands and gets good leverage to the pull side.

Jack Hakim (28, Elberon, NJ) loads hands deep and gets good torque, barrel stays on plane through the zone with good extension.

Conor Nix (27, Nashville, GA) tall, muscular frame, hands start high and stay above the ball, turns the barrel deep and has some real PS juice.

Champ Banks (2028 1B, Nashville, TN) accounted for a run following a hard-hit triple on a line drive to the opposite field. Banks features a good amount of athleticism and present strength in his frame, making him a high-impact bat to keep tabs on. 

Colton Smith (2029 C, Liberty Twp, OH) worked a strong three innings of work, striking out four and failing to allow a run. He worked a lively heater up to 86, maintaining the low-80s, along with a low-70s breaking ball. Smith filled up the zone with both offerings throughout the outing. 

Colton Smith (2029 C, Liberty Twp, OH) collected a pair of doubles on the afternoon, both hard hit to the pull side. Simpkins offers strength and present impact ability at the dish, profiling as a corner infielder defensively. 

Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) drove in two over a pair of singles on the day, while also swiping a base. He worked deep at-bats and showcased present contact ability, along with producing exit velocities up to 94. 

Taylor Reidy (2028 C, Naples, FL) sat back and launched a solo line drive home run to the pull side. He features present strength in his right-handed frame, working as a catcher defensively. 

Preston Cole (2027 SS, St. Augustine, FL) found himself on base after legging out a leadoff triple to left field. Cole showcased strength in his frame with present athleticism, possessing an intriguing hit/power blend from the right side. He is an East Carolina commit. 

Von Nielsen (2029 RHP, Bradenton, FL) struck out four over a pair of perfect innings, showcasing an advanced pitch mix. The right-hander worked his fastball up to 87, mixing in a low-70s curveball to keep hitters off balance. 

Miles Norman (2027 OF, Snellville, GA) followed Nielsen on the mound and delivered another pair of clean innings, striking out four. Utilized a two-pitch mix, starting with a fastball up to 84, along with a low-70s breaker. 

Coi Sommers (2027 RHP, Dallas, GA) delivered a strong 3.2 inning outing, striking out seven while failing to allow a walk. He worked his heater up to 81, mixing in a low-70s curveball, and filled up the zone with both. 

Will Blueter (2028 C, Sagamore Hills, OH) tall lean framed right handed stater displayed a firm fastball toping at 85 mph and spin up to 2564 rpm. Coupled with a sharp slider with late life and 10 to 4 shape with a impressive 2700+ rpm. Attacking hitter right away with both pitches landing at will to both sides of the plate. Dominating presence on the mound making the day uncountable for all hitters. 

Paul Moret (2029 C, Cypress, TX) turns the elevated heater at the top of the zone back into center field for a solid line drive knock to open the frame. Next level at bat and control of the barrel making for a solid all around hitter. 

Lucas Wells (2028 C, McMurray, PA) drives the fastball the other way to right field for loud double and RBI. Strong hands at contact with extension out in front. Wells transfers his weight well thought the swing delivering good power to all fields.

Jhonny Vasquez (2027 SS, Davenport, FL) shows off the offensive abilities with a backside double into the gap. As well taking the mound, running the fastball up to 86 mph and 2200 rpm. Legit two way potential with impact on both sides. 

Cole Krokus (2028 MIF, Virginia Beach, VA) ran the fastball up to 84 mph with 2300+ rpm spin. Coupled with a breaking ball with 12 to 6 shape with 2400+ rpm spins. Attacking the zone early and often with both pitches and making hitter uncomfortable down in the zone. Krokus also showed talent at the plate collecting a line drive knock to left field. Legitimate two talent. 

Xavier Pallo (2027 MIF, Hudson, OH) drives the outside heater down right field line for a double.  collected his second double of the game in the sixth innings with a line drive down the left field line. Pallo also showed his talents on the mound today with the fastball up to 83 mph and 2100 rpm spins. Paired with a slider in the low 70s with spins up to 2400 rpm. A potential two way player at the next level. 

Griffin Smith (2029 MIF, Bloomfield Hills, MI) takes the fastball in deep into the left center gap for a leadoff double in the sixth to show off the power. Uses his hands well with strength at contact. Smith uses his physical frame well transferring power from the ground up.

Reece Huber (2027 3B, Park Ridge, IL) Solid 2-strike approach. Kept his hands inside the ball and shot a line drive single through the 4-hole. 

Edward Pena (2027 SS, Boston, MA) Pulled his hands inside and squared up a FB driving it down the left field line fo a stand up double. Added another line drive double & RBI into the LCF gap. Stole 3rd base. 

Keegan Theriault (2028 LHP, Peru, NY) Stayed on one and served a soft line drive single to left field (oppo)

Antony Viera (2027 RHP, Lake Mary, FL) Kept his weight back and drove one into the RCF gap for a solid line drive base hit (oppo). Added a hard hit ground ball single to teh right side. Added another hard hit line drive single to left field.

Anthony Montelone (2029 3B, Mount Pleasant, SC) Pounded one into the ground in front of home plate and one-hopped it over the 3rd basemans head for a single. 

Blake Schuwerk (2027 C, Sarasota, FL) Hard hit ground ball single to the right side. Love the intent in teh swing. 

Noah Williams (2029 OF, Fresno, TX) Ambushed the 1st pitch of the AB and drilled a hard hit ground ball single to center field. 

Aiden Wong (2028 SS, Philadelphia, PA) provided value on both sides of the field, tossing two clean innings on the mound while also collecting a single back up the middle in his first plate appearance.

Wyatt Floyd (2029 1B, Brunswick, GA) was plenty effective out of the bullpen, topping out at 84 mph with good spin profile in the arsenal. He showcased the ability to work backwards in counts with spin on the slurry breaker registering at 2377 rpm.

Noah Tomasino (2028 OF, Baltimore, MD) put together a multi-hit performance on the offensive end, consistently working the middle/pullside of the field for success. He handles the barrel well with evident contact tool on display.

Anthony Branoff (2028 OF, East Lansing, MI) did a nice job of keeping the hands back for a loud 2B to LCF in the top of the 5th, flashing good barrel extension with carry produced to the pull side of the field.

Bryce Berkey (2027 C, Parker, CO) also collected an XBH in the top of the 5th, rocketing an RBI 2B to LCF with easy jump off the barrel.

Keino Young (2027 3B, Marietta, GA) got to the barrel in game today for a double. Balanced hitter with the ability to whip the barrel and drive the baseball. 

Jayden Kehl (2028 3B, Roscoe, IL) drove in 2 runs with a base hit in game today. Loose wrists with the ability to handle the barrel at the plate.

Eric Stridsberg (2028 C, Westlake Village, CA) barreled up and RBI double in game today. Catcher with some strength in the swing and ability to drive the baseball gap to gap.

Bryson Jack (2029 OF, Durham, ME) really impressed this week and this game. Advanced hitterish traits and physicality at the plate. Got to the barrel for a multi hit game today showing the ability to use the whole field.

Easton Richardson (2027 2B, Canton, GA) put together a multi-hit game today including an opposite field gap double. Physical hitter that stays balanced and shows the ability to drive the baseball to all fields.

Yadian Oliveras (‘28 OH)- Short compact swing got into hard contact through the gap for extra bases. Also turned in one of the better outings of the day thus far.

Matteo Panciera (‘27 CT) Hammered a line drive through the gap for a double. Big physically advanced build gets into strong lofted impacts. Sizable lower half does a nice job creating power from the ground.

Theo Schroedter (‘29 IL) The young lean right-hander was one of the more intriguing arms of the day from a prospect stand point. Good operation for the arm with obvious life to the loose arm. Up to 85 with flashes of above average command and feel to spin.

James Donnelly (‘28 NH) Its a well sequenced hack with obvious feel for the box. Short compact stroke can really accelerate the barrel and found hard contact in this look. As the body develops so will the power.

Gabe Vasko (2028 C, Gage, OK) Squared one up and drove a fastball into the RCF gap for a line drive single 1B. Added a bloop 1B as well. Added another hit, an RBI line drive single back up the middle. 1-for-3 on the afternoon

Avin Worley (2029 RHP, Valdosta, GA) Helped himself out and drove one into the LCF gap for a stand up RBI double.

Zach Jaffe (2028 C, Bradenton, FL) 2 RBI line drive double into the LCF gap. Ball was scorched

Emil Maysonet (2027 OF, Missouri City, TX) shot a 2 RBI line drive single into the LCF gap. Added a line drive stand up double down the left-field line 

Carter Heffron (2028 C, Summerville, SC) Seeing eye single, stole 2nd base

Reece Huber (2027 3B, Park Ridge, IL) stuck his bat out with 2-strikes and got rewarded with a base hit.

Ryan Houston (2027 OF, East Point, GA) Pulled his hands inside and squared up a fastball offering and hit a RBI double down the right-field line. Plus runner

Xavier Pallo (2027 MIF, Hudson, OH) gets the game started with a loud RBI triple over the right fielders head. Great extension through contact to drive the ball the other way with authority. Physical right handed hitter with great power potential to all fields. 

Jhonny Vasquez (2027 SS, Davenport, FL) a strong left handed hitter with medium lean build drops the hands on a low and in fastball to drive in a run on a loud double to right center. Quick twitch swing with great bat to ball ability that plays well with his gap to gap power. Also showed good speed moving on the base paths. 

John Artinghelli (2028 C, Huntley, IL) a lean athletic framed left handed hitter goes with the away fast ball for a backside single. Controls his body well through the swing and was able to demonstrate his bat to ball ability to all fields. Will look to only increase as he matures into his frame. 

Tyler Hutton (2027 OF, Conyers, GA) a tools outfielder picks up a single to to center field to start the inning off for his squad and quickly turns it into 2 stolen bases and a run. Good bat to ball ability that allows for his speed to play well on the bases. A spark plug type of player. 

Nicholas Silva (2027 SS, Katy, TX) a athletic middle infielder with a knack for driving in runs. Picks up his second hit in as many tries with 2 RBIs to go along with them. Controls his body well in the swing allowing for him to get knocks across all fields. Steady hitter. 

Arnav Vega (2028 SS, New Milford, NJ) the shortstop flashed the power as he drove a deep fly ball into the left center gap for a stand up triple. Vega transfers his weight well in the swing to deliver power coupled with his speed and bat to ball ability making him a solid overall offensive player. 

Will Zollinger (2027 C, North Canton, OH) picks up a RBI for his squad with a sharp single through the right side of the infield. Shows game understanding by staying within himself and picking up the run. 

Myles Tate (2028 SS, Atlanta, GA) was consistently impressive on the offensive end throughout his day, picking up multiple knocks including a loud 2B to RF in the bottom of the 1st.

Carter Jeske (2028 RHP, Kennesaw, GA) picked up 5 strikeouts in a strong 3 inning start Monday afternoon, running the FB up to 88 mph with a nasty two-plane breaker also present in the arsenal registering upwards of 2500 rpm.

Kai Miller (2027 OF, Redlands, CA) tossed a clean two innings to start the game for Columbia Blue, picking up three strikeouts with the FB touching 85 mph. The 5-foot-11, 175 pound prospect did a nice job of establishing the FB early with spin on the SL registering at 2510 rpm.

Truitt Stafford (2028 C, Powder Springs, GA) pieced up an RBI single into the RCF gap to end his day, showcasing the ability to create backspin on the baseball with line drive tendencies present.

Bryson Dutch (2027 1B, Lithia Springs, GA) got the start for Gray and showed off some quality arm strength from a strong, durable frame. Running the fastball up to 85 mph, Dutch worked around the zone and pitched heavily off of his heater, pitching to some contact earlier in counts.

Brody Meyer (2028 SS, Cape Coral, FL) led things off for the Gold team offensively, jumping all over a fastball to pull a liner into the left-center field gap for a single, showing a compact stroke with plenty of bat speed.

Jackson Victor (2028 SS, Frisco, TX) wasted little time making an impact from the batter’s box, showing a smooth left-handed stroke as he hooked a double down into the right field corner to drive in a run.

Gio Brennan (2029 OF, Meridian, ID) made the trip out from Idaho and immediately went to work, missing bats while pumping the strike zone. He’d mix in a quick pitch to keep hitters alert while living in the mid-70s, flashing a low-60s breaker for strikes.

Michael Tally (2027 SS, Fayetteville, GA) stepped to the plate for his first at-bat of the day and immediately made an impact, lining the first pitch he saw back into center field for a line drive double.  

The offense went wild for the Gray team in the bottom half of the 6^th as Bragg Boyd (2028 OF, Roswell, GA), Anderson Milla (2029 OF, Atlanta, GA) and DJ Jones (2027 SS, Lawrenceville, GA) all went for doubles while Ethan Williams (2027 OF, Douglasville, GA) cleared the fence out in left field for a home run. Boyd, Milla and Jones all put quality swings on the ball with Jones’ coming as one of the more impressive swings of the group as his hopped over for a ground rule double deep into the right-center field gap.

Williams had himself a two-hit day at the plate, but the second hit was for sure the most impressive of the entire time, creating leverage and back spin, showing enough strength juice it out. On the mound he topped out in the upper-70s and also showed a changeup with late, diving life.

Oliver Martin (2027, El Paso, Texas) led the game off with a solid at bat, sending a laser foul down the left field line before straightening it out for a base hit in the left centerfield gap.

Christopher Baquerizo (2028, Hialeah, Florida) continues his fantastic day with another two hits, bringing his total to 4 on the day.

Luke McInnis (2027, Seabrook, Texas) had a strong outing on the mound. Struck out 5 in his two innings of work. Fastball was sitting 80-81 and mixed in a breaking ball in the low 70s. Added a single at the plate in the fifth.

Trey Yoakem (2028, Galloway, Ohio) showed a lot to like on the mound. Punched out 4 in 2 efficient innings. Fastball showed life in the low 80s, touching 85, and showed varying shapes to his breaker which gave hitters fits.

Andrew Kozin  (2028, Dover, Massachusetts) added a seeing eye single in the fifth, rolling one into center field to lead off the inning.

Nicholas Hines (2027, La Grange, Illinois) ended the day with an absolute laser to the opposite field, down the line, for a double.

Isaiah Terrazas (2029 2B, Roswell, GA) put together several quality at-bats today. Gets to a fundamental hitting position and puts quality swings on the baseball. Got to the barrel for an RBI single his first at-bat.

Eli Benjamin (2028 SS, Locust Grove, GA) an athletic infielder with multiple developing tools. Got to the barrel to lift a double off the LF fence in game today. Player that projects well.

John Fallon (2028 2B, Woodstock, GA) got to the barrel in game today for an RBI double to the LCF gap. Balanced at the plate, puts together quality at-bats and can drive the baseball.

Solomon Thibodeaux (2028 OF, Snellville, GA) put together a multi-hit game today. Showed the ability to handle the barrel and get to a consistent fundamental hitting position. 

Jaxsen Bistyga (2027 C, Boca Raton, FL) used 82-84 FB along with low 70’s SL to K first 4 batters he faced, continued to pound the zone throughout outing. Was able to move FB around to different parts of the zone finished with 6 K’s in 2 innings. At the plate he had an rbi double over left fielders head with good back spin for one of his two hits 

Brooks Black (2027 C, Texarkana, TX) Took a FB offering a hit a ground ball single through the 6-hole

Monty Chalabi (2028 C, Skokie, IL) Squared up a FB and drove a ball into the LCF gap for a stand up triple. 

Wyatt Gibson (2027 OF, Tampa, FL) Ambushed the first pitch of the AB and hit a line drive back up the middle of the field for a hard hit single

Ethan Rasper (2027 1B, Milton, GA) Ambushed the first pitch of the AB and hit a ground ball back up the box for a base hit.

Gabriel Bureau (2028 RHP, Varennes, QC) Ambushed the 1st pitch of teh AB and hooked a ground ball down the 1st base line for a base hit. Stole 2nd base

Lane Cole (2027 OF, Sainte Genevieve, MO) Line drive base hit into the RCF gap for an RBI.

Ethan Clement (2028 OF, Skowhegan, ME) Line drive stand up double over the center fielders head

Dominic Coppa (2029 C, Fort Myers, FL) Took a 15-pitch AB and was rewarded with a ground ball base hit up the middle. 

Justin Cronin (2027 SS, Port Orange, FL) Shot the LCF gap for a stand up RBI double

Luke Adams (2027 3B, Cumming, GA) Absolutely lambasted a FB offering and drove it over the LF wall for a 3-RBI HR. 

Connor Magato (2027 RHP, Liberty Township, OH) Ambushed the 1st pitch of the AB and crushed a solo HR to LF, a no doubter.

Carter Scoggins (2029, Mount Juliet, Tennessee) was dominant out the gate. Threw three no hit innings, striking out 6 with an efficient pitch count. Sat 81-85 with the fastball and mixed in an effective breaker sitting 69-73. Used length to his advantage and dominated the strike zone.

Samuel Smith (2029, Bonham, Texas) countered with a loud outing. Struck out 8 in his three innings of work. Fastball sat in the mid 80s, touching 87, in the first and did an excellent job of establishing his breaking ball in the second as he struck out the side. Once settled in, he created a ton of uncomfortable at bats.

Karsen Lewter (2027, Midland, Texas) got things started for Purple, working a 12 pitch at bat before dumping a single into centerfield.

Christopher Baquerizo (2028, Hialeah, Florida) followed it up by jumping on the next pitch, sending a base hit through the 4 hole with a strong piece of hitting. Added to his tally with a base hit the other way in the fourth.

Christian Sandoval (2027, Mooresville, North Carolina) broke the Navy stalemate with a rope single to left field in the fifth. Did a solid job staying out in front on a fastball to pull it down the line.

Isaac Fletcher (2029, Riverbank, California) led off the fifth with a base hit up the middle, later coming around to score with some stellar base running.

Braxton Sykes (2028, Brunswick, Georgia) added to the tally with a base hit to left to move a runner. Did a good job working the at bat prior.

Kash Willock (2027, Ridgeland, Mississippi) finished the offensive onslaught, showcasing his speed with an infield single that drove in a run. Added three quality innings on the mound, punching out 5, lead by a low 70s cutter.

Roberto Guajardo (2027, Midland, Texas) worked an excellent 12 pitch at bat before finding a barrel on a base hit to left.

Kameron Duggan (2027 SS, Scarborough, ME) hunts the heater early in the count and deposits a backspin line drive double into the left center gap. Also adding another hard single to left field to his stat line in the last inning. Duggan finishes the day going 3-3. Showing off the bat to ball ability with flashes of gap to gap power.

Jake Poirier (2028 LHP, Chazy, NY) gets the barrel out in front of an inside fastball for a line drive single over the shortstops head. The right handed hitter has quick loose hands and stays through the baseball after contact well. 

Joseph Werling (2027 1B, Smyrna, GA) a tall right handed hitter with a physical build drops the hands down on a low fastball for a line drive single over third base. Also displayed two way potential on the mound with the fastball topping out at 82 MPH paired with low 70s breaking ball striking out 3 batters in is 2 innings of work. 

Conor Nix (2027 C, Nashville, GA) a physical right handed arm with clean simple mechanics dominated in his 2 innings of work. Ramping the fastball up to 84 MPH paring it with a slider 73 MPH with great spin at 2451 RPM. Attacking hitters with the fastball early and putting them away with ease. 

Malachi Butler (2027 SS, Powder Springs, GA) wasted no time making an impact Monday morning, roping a 3B to the RCF wall in his first PA of the day. The more than athletic 6-foot-2, 185 pound Georgia Tech commit has advanced bat speed with multiple tools on both sides of the field.

Ryan Lawing (2027 OF, Suwanee, GA) came out of the gates pumping, touching 89 mph to start the game with projection still remaining in the 6-foot, 172 pound frame. The ’27prospect effectively sequenced a FB/SL mix and flashed the ability to work backwards in counts.

Bryce Fontenot (2027 1B, Flowery Branch, GA) certainly generated some immediate attention when he stepped on the bump, chucking 90-92 with big time spin profile in the arsenal. The physical 6-foot-2, 235 pound righty ran the FB into the 2600s rpm  with spin upwards of 2700 on a tight, late breaking SL. 

Wyatt Cantella (2028 LHP, Tallahassee, FL) turned velocity around for a smoked single back up the middle in his first AB, showcasing plenty of quickness to the hands with a direct path to impact. He followed that up with a barreled triple into the LCF gap in the bottom of the 5th.

Von Nielsen (2029 RHP, Bradenton, FL) narrowly missed a HR in the top of the 3rd, settling for a loud 2B off the LF wall. The 5-foot-11, 155 pound prospect creates clear jump off the barrel with evident pull side carry production. 

Max Misenhimer (2028 C, Knoxville, TN) found some room down the RF line for a 2B to lead off the bottom of the 3rd flashing line drive tendencies with backspin created.

Anderson McAfee (2029 C, Clarksville, TN) hammered a ball to deep CF for an RBI 2B in the top of the 4th, showcasing easy carry production to the middle of the field with present strength in the hands.

Harrison Milanowski (2028 SS, Dothan, AL) finished his day with a loud LD 2B to LF, showcasing easy bat speed with present barrel extension.

Austen Recker (2027 OF, Excelsior, MN) showed some intriguing traits on the mound today. Worked the fastball into the low 80's and showed feel to spin a slider at times above 2600 RPM. Athletic 2-way Player.

Christiano Gerena (2028 MIF, West Palm Beach, FL) made some of the best quality of contact at the plate this game. Turned and pulled a pitch to the left centerfield fence with backspin carry off the barrel. 

Michael Alicea (2027 SS, Deland, FL) athletic MIF that showed well in all facets today. Moves well in the infield with the ability to make all of the plays. Got to the barrel for an RBI double down the left field line as part of a multi-hit game.

Ryan Gonzales (2027 RHP, Katy, TX) put together a multi hit game at the plate today. Gets to a consistent balanced hitting position and puts quality swings on the baseball.

Max Trojanowski (2028 3B, Chapel Hill, NC) showed some two-way ability today. Got to the barrel for an RBI triple at the plate and worked a scoreless inning on the mound with a fastball up to 80 mph.

Damon Desrochers (2028 3B, Parkland, FL) crushed a hanging breaking ball for a no-doubt HR over the LF wall. Big damage intent to the swing. Demonstrates well above avg. bat speed and strength for his level.

Jean Daniel Rosa (2027 SS, Humacao, PR) also got a hold of a hanging curveball and barreled it over the LF's head for an XBH. Swing generates real easy strength and bat speed. 

Baron Beccan (2027 C, Loganville, GA) had one of the better displays of hitting. With two strikes he simplified the approach, let his hands play, and went the other way on an outside fastball for an LD single. 

Angel J. Sierra (2027 SS, Barranquitas, PR) lined one into the left center gap for a base knock. Shows a simple stroke where his strong and quick hands throw a direct barrel to the baseball. 

Ryan Lugo (2027 SS, Barceloneta, PR) lined one softly over the SS;s head for a single showing an ability to stay inside and through the baseball very well. 

Yadiel Rivera Perez (2028 RHP, San Lorenzo, PR) threw three shutout innings today where he struck out four. Some deception to his operation. Showed an upper 70s fastball and an affective mid-upper 60s breaker that produced some whiff and chase. 

Devon Hebner (2027 RHP, St Augustine, FL) threw two shutout innings today. Uses a simple and repeatable operation down the mound. Ran it up to 83 with his fastball and flashed a quality upper 60s SL. 

Carson Franjesevic (2029 1B, Seminole, FL) threw two shuout innings today. Uses a simple and repeatable operation down the mound. Ran it up to 83 with his fastball and flashed a quality upper 60s SL.

Ladarius Dennis (2028 SS, Pensacola, FL) barreled one into the right center gap for a double. Showed an ability to turn behind it and stay inside it well with quickness and impact.

Jean Daniel Rosa (2027 SS, Humacao, PR) lined one into left for a single. Shows loose hands that turn the barrel on an uphill path through the hitting zone

Angel J. Sierra (2027 SS, Barranquitas, PR) lined one into the left-center gap for a single. Shows a simple stroke where his strong and quick hands throw a direct barrel to the baseball. 

Josue Trinidad Rivera (2029 SS, Caguas, PR) lined one hard back through the middle for a single. Shows a simple stroke where his quick hands stay inside it well and deliver the barrel with good direction.

Jackson Holmes (2029 LHP, Oxford, FL) ran it up to 79 and struck out five in his three innings of work. Shows a projectable 6-foot-3, 200 pound frame. Mixed in a shorter shaped SL at 70. 

Justin Hernandez (2027 RHP, Paradera, AA) struck out four in his three innings of work. Low 80s heater stood out where he produced several in-zone whiffs over barrels with it.Flashed a developing upper 60s slurvy breaker.

Camron Smith-Moultrie (2027 OF, Pensacola, FL) lined one into left for a knock. Showed his ability to match planes with a high fastball and fine barrel. 

Connor Adams (2028 Canton, GA) good swing that stays in line and vertical to easily lift balls to the middle. Quick wrists and was on the barrel.

Preston Bottoms (2027 Kennesaw, GA) has a strong athletic build and excellence bat speed. The ball jumped off the bat with good back spin.

Malachi Butler (2027 Powder Springs, GA) has a very quick left-handed stroke with big intent in the approach. He looked to pull with authority and the ball came off very hard.

Wyatt Cantella (2028 Tallahassee, FL) has a short left-handed swing and showed a mature all fields hit tool. Good accuracy and it should translate to game play.

James Hankins (2028 Marietta, GA) used his strong hands to lift balls to the pull side. There is excellent power potential in the operation.

Warren Hawkesworth (2027 Carrolton, GA) has a thin and wiry frame with fast hands and good barrel skills. There is a lot of projection remaining.

Carter Jeske (2028 Kennesaw, GA) has a direct path to the ball and lots of impact at contact. He hammered liners to all fields.

Harrison Milanowski (2028 Dothan, AL) was on the barrel and showed good juice to the pull side. It’s a very easy swing and still room to fill out.

Max Misenhimer (2028 Knoxville, TN) stayed tight and really uses the sequence well, driving balls deep to the pull side during his round.

Truitt Stafford (2028 Powder Springs, GA) is a physical presence in the box with athletic moves and a very heavy barrel. Enormous overall upside.

Gabriel Coupet (2028 Boynton Beach, FL) has extremely fast hands and made the field look small. He is extremely athletic and a fast mover.

Eisler Piloto (Miami Gardens, FL) showcased some of the best bat speed during the rounds and did it from both sides. Massive intent.

Taylor Reidy (2028 Naples, FL) has strong hands leading to a heavy barrel through the zone, leading to easy pull side carry.

Colton Smith (2029 Liberty Twp, OH) has long levers and ships the barrel through the zone. He dominated the pull gap.

Evan Sproull (2020 Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) has a short stroke with a direct and strong top hand allowing him to smoke liners to the pull side.

Lucas Strawn (2028 Humble, TX) gets serious leverage out front and displayed huge loft potential as he matures.

Dylan Yencho (2027 Aliso Viejo, CA) lags the barrel well and unloaded on a couple long homers over the green monster.

Andrew Defeo (2027 Margate City, MD) turns the barrel well and uses the extremely strong frame to barrel balls to the middle of the field with authority.

Jakhi Gale (2028 Bloomfield, NJ) has very quick wrists with a direct swing and uses the core well, barreling liners to all fields.

Preston Cole (2027 St. Augustine, FL) with a loud round and blistered balls to the middle of the field. There is current power and still projects.

Dreson Ethier (2027 Phoenix, AZ) has a great frame to build on and used his loose right handed swing to attack the middle.

Max Judge (2027 Hinsdale, IL) was very consistent driving the ball to the pull gap. He has a clean swing with easy juice.

Anderson McAfee (2029 Clarksville, TN) drove one way over the monster early and never stopped the intent based approach. He is extremely explosive.

Charlie McCroy (2028 Spartanburg, SC) has a large frame with more room to fill. He has a really fast bat with flick through contact. Power coming.

Miles Norman (2027 Snellville, GA) has a clean stroke from both sides of the plate, with a very mature approach hitting liners to the middle.

Alexis Torres (2027 Colleyville, TX) is strong with good bat speed from both sides of the plate and showed some lift.

Bryce Fontenot (2027 Flowery Branch, GA) really uses the lower half well and the ball explodes off his bat. He can make the field look small in a hurry.

Bryson Dutch (2027 Lithia Springs, GA) is a high waisted frame with lots of projection. He showed athleticism and quick hands during his round.

DJ Jones (2027 Lawrenceville, GA) is a switch hitter with excellent twitch. The right-handed swing was exceptionally lethal.

Anderson Milla (2029 Atlanta, GA) works behind the ball well and showed lift with true carry to the pull side with consistency.

Michael Tally (2027 Fayetteville, GA) is a consistent and easy mover and took a very good round, lining almost every pitch hard off the barrel.

Ronan Carroll (2029 Estero, FL) has a short and direct swing that is geared for middle of the field liners, and he showed that approach during drills.

Bam Gartman (2029 FL) with an impressive round hammering line drives all over the field, and the power is going to show up.

Wyatt Jones (2028 New Market, TN) has a tall and projectable swing that he breaks on the front side well and explodes with the top hand.

Thomas Embry (2028 Morgantown, KY) lags the barrel well and has a tight turn, lots of power potential as the slider frame fills out.

Roberto Guajardo (2027 Midland, TX) strong and physical frame with a hammer top hand that drove balls off the monster.

Emil Rodriguez (2027 Orlando, FL) uses the the body well to create easy juice off the barrel. He attacked the pull side showing both hit and power during the round.

Christian Sandoval (2027 Mooresville, NC) simply destroyed balls during his round. Lifting and driving balls to the pull side gap regularly.

Caden Carre (2027 Bethany, CT) super physical frame and the barrel flies through the zone. He stayed level and direct and he smoked balls to the middle.

Chase Heritage (2027 Wellington, FL) has some length through the zone and it led to barrel balls to the middle of the field.

Braxton Sykes (2028 Brunswick, GA) turns well and delivers the barrel with speed and authority while also showing a solid middle approach.

Champ Banks (2028 Nashville, TN) turns the barrel high and stays direct and on top. Easy bat speed with load of potential offensively.

Kelby Barnett (2028 Hixson, TN) has a very heavy barrel and he squared up a lot of balls out front and there is a hop off the bat to the pull side.

Ryder Bass (2027 Powder Springs, GA) leveraged the barrel our front and lifted balls consistently to the pull side with intent.

Bryce Carter (2027 Lilburn, GA) has an explosive look to the frame and he showed explosive hands to the ball. He drilled liners to the pull side and hammered one off the top of the wall.

Kellen Hoffman (2029 Dallas, GA) really lets the barrel go and it whips through the zone creating loud contact to the PS.

Max Maher (2028 Marietta, GA) has really twitchy wrists and gets the most out of his body. He blasted one over the monster during his round.

Myles Thomas (2027 Atlanta, GA) simple process with a quick and accurate barrel. He played pepper with the monster during his round.

Takumi Yoshida (2027) lets the hands go with conviction and finds his A-swing on almost every pass. Really loud contact to the pull side.

Wilse Guerrero (2028 Boston, MA) has thunder in the hands and drove the ball deep to every part of the field. He blasted a long homer that ran out of the stadium.

Bryan Castellanos JR (28, Cypress, TX) short to the ball, simple swing, turns the hips hard and hits hard line drives. 

Oliver Martin (27, El Paso, TX) quick hands, consistent point of contact, lots of line drives. 

Joey Auricchio (27, Boca Raton, FL) big, strong lefty, swings with intent and hits balls hard, turns the hips hard. 

Mason Fulk (29, Loxahatchee, FL) consistent contact on the barrel, good bat speed with a sound swing.

Angelo Rodriguez (29, Phoenix, AZ) hands stay tight, good balance in swing, generates easy bat speed with a good feel for the barrel.

Blake Schuwerk (27, Sarasota, FL) strong frame, compact swing, consistent line drives up the middle of the field.

Keegan Theriault (28, Peru, NY) good sequence to the left handed swing, turns the barrel well and stays behind the ball hitting liners to the PS. 

Antony Viera (27, Lake Mary, FL) solid build, throws the hips well, fires the hands through the zone, belting liners around the field.

Noah Williams (29, Fresno, TX) tall, strong kid, quick, compact swing, backspins line drives and has impact to the pull side. 

Anthony Montelone (29, Mount Pleasant, SC) strong at the point of contact, showed some drive hitting a couple balls off the monster.

Ryan Houston (27, East Point, GA) athletic kid, stays on top with a fast bat, able to make adjustments and find barrels.

Henry Macri (28, Long Beach, IN) keeps hands high, stays on top of the ball, backspins line drives to the PS.

Reece Huber (27, Parkridge, IL) turns the hips hard, hits the ball out in front with quick hands, hard line drives to the PS.

Edward Pena (27, Boston, MA) stays in line and inside the ball, consistently shooting liners the other way. 

Andrew Arant (29, Senola, GA) fires the hips hard, keeps hands above the ball and extends well through the zone.

Parker Gabriel (28, Sebring, FL) keeps hands tight to body, generates good bat speed, peppered line drives across the field. 

Knox Myers (29, Riverview, FL) tall and lanky frame with lots of projection, quick hands, turns the barrel hard. 

Bryant Sims (28, Foley, AL) wiry frame with quick wrists, on plane early, uses barrel speed to drive the ball hard up the middle.

Patrick Crowley (27, Belllevue, WA) strong frame, loads the hands deep and keeps them tight through swing, line drives around the field.

Jake Trask (27, New Minas, CAN) strong, athletic frame, quick hands, keeps the barrel on plane through the zone, sprays hard line drives from foul pole to foul pole.

Connor Yert (29, Birmingham, MI) fires the hips hard giving him easy bat speed, back spun line drives into the gaps.

Thomas Barnhart (28, West Union, OH) keeps hands on top of the ball, compact swing, a lot of pop off the bat. 

Kade Maltz (28, Key West, FL) twitchy swing, good feel for the barrel, back spins line drives, has intent and gets the head out front. 

Kai Miller (27, Redlands, CA) compact, down plane swing, barrels line drives up the middle, quick hands, good extension through the zone. 

Davis Morrison (27, Atlanta, GA) big, strong kid, keeps hands tight, quick barrel, shows strength in hands.

Micheal O'Connor (28, Wynnewood, PA) strong frame, hits the ball out in front, quick hands has a strong barrel.

Reydi Rodriguez (27, Charlotte, NC) physical frame with bat speed that stayed in attack mode through the round.

Wes Tilson (27, Powder Springs, GA) switch hitter, athletic body, sound swing from the left side and used the middle of the field well.

Garrett Dart (27, Marietta, GA) strong hands with weight to the barrel and lifted balls hard to the pull side. 

Jose Doubront (27, Greenville, SC) big, muscular frame, hands work quick and stay controlled, good feel for the barrel, shows good power hitting two out and a few off the green monster. 

Joseph (J.R.) Hoffman (27, Dallas, GA) showed his physicality by hitting multiple balls off the green monster, got out in front with authority.

Skylar Lee (27, Acworth, GA) tall with lots of room to add strength, displayed present bat speed and the ball exploded off the bat to a pull side. 

Patrick McDowell (27 Newnan, GA) short stroke with a direct path to the ball, stays flat through the zone with good barrel skills.

Ayden Myers (27, Alpharetta, GA) fluid mover who uses his base well to get through the ball with thump to the middle of the field.

Brennen Neal (27, Columbus, GA) loads hands deep, gets the foot down and fires the hips giving him easy bat speed and immense power projection. 

Luke Young (27, Clinton, SC) tall, muscular frame, used his longer limbs to leverage the ball out front and create backspin carry.

Jared Hahn (29, Vancouver, WA) simple, compact swing, keeps hands tight and has a consistent contact point, sprayed line drives up the middle.

John Artinghelli (28, Huntley, IL) tall stance, loads deep into back hip and turns hard, swings with a lot of intent and back spun the ball.

Luke Hartenstein (27, Newberry, FL) good sequence and uses the core well, lots of bat speed through contact.

Ryder Tri (28, Prior Lake, MN) powerful lefty bat, keeps hands tight and swings with intent, backspins line drives to the PS.

Arnav Vega (28, New Milford, NJ) solid round from the right side, turns the hips hard and extends well through the zone, hit a HR over the monster.

Terence Sullivan (27, Inglewood, CA) big, strong frame, super easy bat speed from the left side with massive power potential even hitting a homerun at spacious Jet Blue.

Will Blueter (28, Granite Falls, WA) wiry with long limbs and he coordinated them through the zone to get late whip through contact.

Cole Krokus (28, Virginia Beach, VA) athletic build, balanced swing, gets the barrel on plane early and gets good extension through the zone. 

Jayden Stafford (28, Suffolk, VA) strong left handed hitter, loads deep into back hip and turns the barrel hard. 

Brody Vigansky (28, Yakima, WA) massive intent to the approach, got the barrel out consistently to create loud barrels.

Ayden Thornton (27, Lagrange, GA) big frame, gets the front foot down and fires the hips, keeps weight back and extends well through the zone.

Quinlan Walsh (2027 SS, Toronto, ON) Took a fastball offering and drove a hard hit ground ball through he 6-hole. Stole 3rd base. Added a basehit down the LF line

Aidan Lesane (2027 3B, Stone Mountain, GA) Squared up a FB offering and drove a line drive to the RCF gap for a hard hit single. Stole 2nd base. Added ma massive HR to LF

Seth Anderson (2029 OF, Loganville, GA) great job with 2-strikes, taken what he was given and served a line drive base hit to the opposite field (RF)

Solomon Thibodeaux (2028 OF, Snellville, GA) Dominant 3-inning outing striking out 8. Allowed 2-hits on 70 pitches

Caleb Cox (2027 3B, Conyers, GA) Lambasted a FB offerign adn drilled a line drive base hit over the short stop head. Had bad intentions witht he swing

Theo Schroedter (2029 OF, Chicago, IL) Squared up a fastball offering and hit a line drive single through the 6-hole

Theo Bausano (2029 1B, Cincinnati, OH) Hard hit line drive single to left field. 

Blake Burdick (2028 RHP, Lebanon, PA) Took a FB offering and shot a line drive single through the six hole. Strong projectable frame

Matteo Panciera (2027 SS, Mystic, CT) Squared up a FB offering and drilled a line drive over the shortstops head for a hard hit single

Jax Choi (2029 RHP, Auburn, GA) Dominating outing 8 strikeouts on 41 pitches 

Yadian Oliveras (2028 SS, Berea, OH) Took a fastball offering and squared it up for a line drive base hit over the shortstops head. 

Bryce Grant (2029 SS, Covington, GA) worked a 2-strike count and served a ground ball double that snuck inside the first base line for a opposite field stand up double. Stole 3B

Anthony Velazquez (2027 C, Miami, FL) Infield single to the shortstop. Legged it out. Added a long stand up double into the RCF gap

Lincoln Must (2027 RHP, Bonita Springs, FL) Dominating 3-innings of work. Allowed one hit and struck out 6, no walks. Ran the FB to 90 mph. Almost un-hittable

Connor Basinski (2028 RHP, Columbia, IL) Struck out 6 over 3-innings of dominating work. Allowed 0 walks non 52 pitches. Fastball topped out at 88 mph

Ramel Jones (2027 OF, Hedgesville, WV) Worked the count well to stay alive. Really nice two-strike approach to take a ball to the opposite field, just dropping it in for a base hit. 

Aydan Andrade (2027 LHP, 1B, Senoia, GA) Lefty on the mound sitting 80-82, topping out at 83 and punching out 3 batters. High 3/4 delivery. Command for the fastball to the run side and can mix in two different breaking balls. Good tempo and confidence on the mound. 

Jackson Victor (2028 MIF, 3B, Frisco, TX) Outstanding solo double play. Fielded the ball to his right cleanly, with an athletic play at the bag on a jump to get the runner at first by a step. 

Anthony Velazquez (2027 C, 3B, OF, Miami, FL) Came back in a two strike count to drive a line drive. One hopped off the wall for a triple to dead center field. Really displayed the power and discipline at the plate to get the job done. 

Brody Meyer (2028 MIF, Cape Coral, FL) Went the other way with an outside fastball for a single. Loud contact to shoot the gap. Extended the hands well to reach and barrel a ball the other way.  

Connor Basinski (2028 1B, OF, RHP, Columbia, IL) Jumped all over a middle-in fastball. Hit hard to the left field wall on a bounce. Great display of his physical power.

Christian Howard (2027 3B, 2B, Raleigh, NC) Found some green in shallow left for a stand-up double down the line. Quick hands to get the barrel through the zone. 

Max Verhagen (2029 LHP, OF Appleton, WI) Crafty lefty that kept hitters guessing. Really good command and pitch selection. Worked counts well and struck out 6 through 2 innings. Great shape on his curve. 

Gabe Bowne (2028 LHP, 1B, OF, Newnan, GA) Hard Line Drive up the middle towards the left center gap for a base hit. Kept his hands loose to drive the ball with force back up the middle. 

Jackson Rivera (2029 MIF, Fort Myers, FL) Sweet one-knee sliding play to his left at second to get the out. Kept his momentum going and set his feet quick on recovery to get the easy out at first, and taking the base hit away. 

Peyton Sevenski (2029 SS, Bayboro, NC) successfully put an inside out approach on display during his 1st AB of the game, shooting a single to RF with good barrel control shown.

Samuel Pincus (2027 C, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) sent a rocket into the LCF gap during the top of the 3rd, picking up the first XBH of the game. The 5-foot-10, 215 pound righty has clear strength in the hands and executes a pull side approach effectively. 

John Broad (2028 1B, Tellico Plains, TN) kept the hit streak going for the Maroon team in the top of the 3rd, picking up an oppo 2B into the RCF gap. He flashed the ability to create carry to all fields on the day and did damage early in counts.

Murphy Wood (2029 LHP, Signal Mtn, TN) did a nice job of keeping hitters off balance over the course of his 3 IP, striking out 6 while topping out at 79 mph. The young 5-foot-11, 160 pound prospect changed eye levels effectively with good spin on the breaker registering at 2200 rpm.

Evan Swope (2028 SS, Wesley Chapel, FL) legged out a 2B to lead off the Bottom of the 5th, showcasing the ability to drive the ball to the opposite field with quickness to the hands.

Destin Billings (2027 RHP, Kouts, IN) added to his solid all around day in his final AB, roping a 2B to the base of the LF wall in the bottom of the 5th. The 5-foot-10, 163 pound prospect displays natural athleticism in all phases of the game with effortless actions throughout.

Tyler Wright (2027 OF, St. Joseph-Ogden, IL) ended his day with an inside the Parker, demolishing a ball to the LCF wall with clear pull side carry production. The 5-foot-11, 180 pound prospect has evident strength in the hands with dangerous jump off the barrel.

Carter Lee (2028 LHP, Rockledge, FL) came out hot on the bump. The lean 6-foot-2, 160-pound framed left-handed pitcher ran the fastball (2480 RPM) up to 87. Showed a full four-pitch mix and feel to spin with a bigger breaking 11-5 shaped curveball (2088 RPM) a slider (1977 RPM) in the mid-70s and a change-up (1769 RPM). 

Ethan Draper (2028 1B, Rapid City, MI) showed off the two-way upside, getting on the bump and running the fastball up to 81. The right-handed pitcher uses a long-levered 6-foot-4, 185-pound frame to get downhill from a high angle release. 

Wyatt Blanton (2027 OF, Warner Robins, GA) kept the hands tight and got the barrel out front to barrel a shot to deep LF for a double. The right-handed hitter showed good strength at contact with easy carry to the pull-side. Lifts well from a compact stroke. 

Ethan Acosta (2028 3B, Chicago, IL) showed off the bat-to-ball skills all game collecting two hits, including an RBI knock through the left side. The right-handed hitter showed smooth hands in the swing and good barrel whip out front with a feel to use the whole field. 

Mason Hurst (2027 MIF, Lebanon, OH) gets ahold of one and smacks it into right field for a double. The right-handed hitter turns hard with a slightly uphill bat plane to lift and drive the ball. Creates good strength at contact with gap-to-gap power. 

Nathan Pena (2028 SS, Pharr, TX) got the barrel on an elevated heater and barreled it to deep CF for a RBI double. Has put together good at-bats all game. The right-handed hitter rotates the lower half and whips the barrel through from a flatter bat plane to impact. Natural lift in the swing with good carry to the ball. 

Gavin Mix (2027 SS, Lutz, FL) barreled one to the right field wall and showed off the speed for a stand-up triple. Athletic left-handed hitter  shows the bat speed and feel to lift. Solid hand speed and whip through contact. 

Liam Russell (2028 C, Melbourne, FL) got the barrel out front and ripped a loud triple down the left field line and scoring on an error for a little league home run. Strong right-handed hitter shows quick hands and good bat speed in the swing. Creates loud impact and carry off the barrel. 

Cashton Finn (2027 C, Redondo Beach, CA) got the red sticks going in the top of the first with a base hit back up the middle.  

Lucas Hattrup (2028 OF, Plano, TX) collected the first hit of the game for 34-Royal with a knock to the pull side.  

Nicholas Hines (2027 LHP, La Grange, IL) got the start on the bump for 33-Red going 3-innings without allowing a run and struck out five. Hines helped out his own cause in the third with an RBI knock.  

Keegan Theriault (2028 LHP, Peru, NY) got the start on the mound for 34-Royal, going 3-innings, allowing one earned and struck out four.  

Joey Auricchio (2027 1B, Boca Raton, FL) Got into one, going to the pull side in the 2nd for a ground rule double.  Nice piece of hitting, staying behind the baseball and catching the barrel.  

Blake Schuwerk (2027 C, Sarasota, FL) absolutely hammered a ball on a line to the pull side fence for a walk in double in the 3rd for 34-Royal. 

Bryan Castellanos JR (2028 OF, Cypress, TX) Hammered a ball into the left center gap for 33-Red in the 3rd for a stand up two-bagger.  

Antony Viera (2027 RHP, Lake Mary, FL) came out of the 'pen with some electric stuff, working three-innings, allowing no hits, no runs and struck out four while working the fastball up to 90.

James Gil (2027, Sunrise, FL) got things rolling on a well struck base hit through the left side. He struck again in the fourth with a towering pull side double that hit halfway up the left field fence, plating a run. Also made an appearance on the mound, sitting mid 80s and touching 88 with the heater. Flashed a low 70s breaker as well.

Cade Kuhlmeier (2028, Parkland, FL) kept things moving in the third with a well struck double that split the left centerfield gap. Took a good turn rounding first to allow him to capitalize.

Luke Adams (2027, Cumming, GA) got off to a hot start on the mound. 3 strong frames filling up the zone efficiently, punching out 8. Fastball sat 79-81 early on as command carried him to a dominant outing.

Jibril Tawfeeq (2027, Wyndmoor, PA) shut the door for White with a strong final frame. Touched 84 with his fastball and mixed in a strong breaker, both of which he was able to land for strikes, punching out two.

Gavin Dykes (2029 RHP, Peachtree City, GA) Starting the game strong running the fastball up to 84mph. Hard biting, sharp, slider. CB has slurvy traits. Flashed a CHG to complement the arsenal. Fastball shows life. Controlled it well to the outer third of the plate. Loose and athletic actions on the mound. Struck out 8 in 3 innings of work. Added a double at the plate.

Liam Watson (2029 SS, Brunswick, GA) Continued a hot first inning for the Columbia Blue team adding an hard single through the 6-hole, driving in a runner from second base.

Max Trojanowski (2028 3B, Chapel Hill, NC) continued his hot hitting in game 2 with 2 more hits. Starting with a single up the middle. Sat back on a breaker, barreling it up. Added an rbi single through the 6-hole later. Stays athletic in the box.

Mason Wagner (2029 OF, Fort Lauderdale, FL) did a good job going with an outside pitch and driving it to right field. Simple, short, compact stroke finding the barrel.

Matthew Wetherell (2027 C, Ocala, FL) got a fastball out over the plate and did not miss. Barreling up a triple in the right center gap. Quickness in the hands with the ability to create lift and leverage in the swing.

Dominic Grilla (2029 C, Auburn, AL) with a good piece of 2-out hitting to score a runner from 3rd base. Stayed back on a ball down and away, grounded it hard up the middle for a base hit.

Austen Recker (2027 OF, Excelsior, MN) Showed quick hands and the ability to catch the baseball out in front on a hard single through the 6-hole.

Sean Kennedy (2027 OF, Johns Creek, GA) added on for Columbia Blue late in the game with an rbi single to right field. Smooth lose swing with the ability to find the barrel.

Jack McKillop (2029 3B, Peachtree City, GA) jumped on a FB early in the count in the top of the 3rd and drove a 2B to LF, showcasing the ability to generate carry and backspin on the baseball with strength continuing to reveal itself.

Zachary Carter (2027 RHP, Miami Shores, FL) had himself a day on the mound, recording 8 of his 9 outs by strikeout featuring a heavy FB that ultimately topped out at 86 mph. The 6-foot-2, 190 pound righty displayed advanced command of the zone and effectively sequenced the arsenal for repeated swing/miss.

Joey Desalvo (2029 3B, Naples, FL) drove a 2B into the left centerfield gap during the bottom of the 4th, showcasing present bat speed with the ability to handle velocity and generate impact out in front. 

Chase Cavo (2027 RHP, Boynton Beach, FL) tossed a clean two innings on the mound for his squad, picking up four strikeouts and allowing only one hit while topping out at 86 mph. Cavo is an intriguing two-way prospect with solid spin profile in the arsenal.

Eli Hulzebos (2027 OF, Westfield, IN) had himself a multi-hit performance at the plate, capping off his day with a loud 3B to RF to lead off the top of the 5th inning. The 6-foot-4, 210 pound prospect worked all parts of the field effectively with present coverage of the zone. 

Destin Billings (2027 RHP, Kouts, IN) ran it up to 87 on the mound, adding to the high level pitching performances on the day. The 5-foot-10, 163 pound prospect is still more than projectable and releases from a low slot that generates deception and natural movement in the arsenal.

Brady Jordan (2029 OF, Atlanta, GA) had two knocks in the game including a double in his final at-bat. It's a super smooth stroke with lots of whip to the bat head and easy to project a ton here. 

Luke Rodriguez (2028 LHP, Dallas, TX) has plenty to offer in terms of swing-and-miss as he punched out eight batters in three frames. The low-80s fastball has good bat missing qualities while the changeup was the go-to secondary with late fade. 

Brody Vigansky (2028 RHP, Yakima, WA) has a big arm with good arm speed and lots of whip. The fastball peaked at 86 mph and was overpowering in the zone. The changeup was the superior secondary offering while he also flashed a big breaker. 

Ryder Tri (2028 LHP, Prior Lake, MN) has a good arm and ran the fastball up to 83 mph. There's bat missing shape to the heater and there's a lot of upside here. 

James Huffman (2027 RHP, OF, Knoxville, TN) opened the game by striking out the first five batters he faced. A total of nine in three innings. Commanding fastball with arm side run up to 86 dominated hitters. Also mixed in effective off-speed pitches to attack the zone and miss barrels. 

Gabe Bowne (2028 LHP 1B, OF, Newnan, GA) Pitches from a stretch only delivery. Struck out the side in the first. 3/4 lefty delivery that had hitters off balance. Up to 85 with the fastball. Great feel for the zone and commanding each half for nine strikeouts. 

Brody Meyer (2028 MIF, Cape Coral, FL) put a good swing on a ball to left field for a double. Heads up baserunning to score from second on a passed ball. Really showed his speed and athleticism to score the first run for his team. 

Theo Schroedter (2029 OF, SS, Chicago, IL) Hard single to left field. Quick hands to really put a a barrel on the ball with a level swing. Hustled to steal second right after. 

Tyler Ward (2028 1B, 3B, Glen Burnie, MD) Stand up triple to the opposite field. Put a great swing on an outside pitch to fight it off, and sliced it down the line with ease.

Matteo Panciera (2027 MIF, 3B, Mystic, CT) Got his foot down to shoot an inside pitch to shallow left for a knock. Stole second on the first pitch of the next at-bat, to then steal third a pitch later. Competitive and hustling all over the field. 

Errol "EJ" Coutain Jr. led things off with an infield single, immediately showing off his speed to leg out a ground ball to third base. He promptly stole second on the next pitch, swiped third a couple later before tagging up to score the first run of the game.

Ryley Omine (2028 RHP, Pearl City, HI) got the start on the bump for the White squad and went to work immediately, inducing ground ball contact pretty consistently while running his fastball up to 82 mph. He ended the first frame with a nice changeup, showing diving life to the back foot of a left-handed hitter for a swinging third strike.

Cade Kuhlmeier (2028 OF, Parkland, FL) was able to impress the scouts behind the backstop with a strike he delivered from center field, camping out under a fly ball before delivering the perfect throw to the plate to nail the runner and end the inning.

Casey McBride (2027 SS, Ellenwood, GA) delivered in a big way during his first trip to the plate, finding a pitch he could handle and absolutely didn’t miss, sending it deep out to center field for an easy triple. McBride also impressed up the middle, making a nice ranging play behind the bag before dropping slot and delivering a strike on to first base.

Evan Shaw (2027 OF, Lithonia, GA) followed in the footsteps of McBride and picked up a triple of his own, turning on a ball down the left field line that got caught up in the corner, allowing Shaw to race around and shows his first-to-third speed.

London Fluellen (2027 OF, Monroe, GA) was one of a few standouts in the outfield for the Royal team, showing great closing speed and plenty of range as he tracked a ball deep into the left center field gap to take away would have been easy extra-bases.

Luke Adams (2027 3B, Cumming, GA) got the White team on the board with a scorcher thru the left side, collecting a single while plating the first run of the game before later coming around to score on his own.

Ethan Johnson (2028 LHP, Deer Park, IL) Intriguing look from the left side. Came out the gate 83-85mph on the fastball complemented by a sweeping curve at 73mph. Fastball showed some quality ride up in the zone. Finished the outing strong, ending with 3 strikeouts in his 3 innings of work.

Wyatt Ford (2027 RHP, Bozeman, MT) Tall projectable frame. Ran the fastball up to 84 with life. Sharp breaking CB that generated swings and misses. Settled in nicely on the mound mixing speeds well and striking out 7 in 3 innings of work. Added an RBI single on a line drive up the middle at the plate. 

Liam Russell (2028 C, Melbourne, FL) Loud contact that burned the centerfielder for an rbi double. Did a good job getting the barrel out front, staying through the ball with a quick compact stroke. 

Max Trojanowski (2028 3B, Chapel Hill, NC) Ripped a single up the middle for Columbia Blue. On time approach with a loose and fluid swing.

Gavin Mix (2027 SS, Lutz, FL) 2 hits on the day. hard single up middle early in the game for Gold. Did a great job pulling the hands inside a fastball on the inner half of the plate, driving it back up the middle. Stayed through a fastball on the outer half well, pulling a line single over the 2nd baseman's head later in the game.

Cooper Deball (2028 RHP, Centennial, CO) Loose and athletic operation on the mound. Running the fastball up to 83 early at 2300rpm. Showed run and tail on his fastball generating swings and misses on the pitch in zone. Complemented with a hard slider with sharp biting action. At the plate, started the game off in the 1st inning with a line single up the middle.

Carter Lee (2028 LHP, Rockledge, FL) with a missile up the middle in the 4th inning for Gold. Took advantage of a fastball up in the zone, using an athletic operation and quick hands to barrel up the baseball.

Wyatt Blanton (2027 OF, Warner Robins, GA) with arguably the loudest barrel of the day. Smoking a line drive triple over the centerfielder's head. Quickness in the hands and the ability to create lift and leverage in the swing. 

Lucas Clark (2027 RHP, Smyrna, GA) showed a good three-pitch mix on the bump. The long-levered 6-foot-3, 175-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball (2470 RPM) up to 84 with good cut action. Paired it with an 11-5 shaped curveball (2385 RPM) and a short slider (2107 RPM) in the upper-70s. 

Euren Cuevas (2027 RHP, Port Saint Lucie, FL) showed off the upside in his three innings on the mound. The big 6-foot-4, 180-pound framed right-handed pitcher ran the fastball (2019 RPM) up to 86 and showed a developing curveball with more 11-5 shape. Cuevas consistently attacked with the fastball and was able to get swing-and-misses with six strikeouts. 

Grayson Doss (2028 C, Olive Branch, MS) got ahold of one and belted it to deep right field for a loud triple. The right-handed hitter has a physical 5-foot-11, 215-pound frame and showed the strength and impact off the barrel. Doss rotates hard with quick hands and good barrel whip out front. 

Malachi "Booboo" Gowan (2029, OF, Maryville, TN) put together a nice at-bat to end the game with a solid single through the left side. The right-handed hitter shifts through contact with a slightly uphill bat plane and solid bat speed.