Maximilian Detrinis (2027 C, Kailua, HI) showed quality stuff on the mound, living in the low-80s and showing four pitches. The mid-70s slider looks like a true swing and miss offering and Detrinis also singled in the game. 

Brayden Shizuru (2026 2B, Honolulu, HI) burned the left fielder for a double early in the game. Shizuru is a twitchy athlete with real barrel skills and has been a standout all weekend. 

Keona Barraza (2029 C, Honolulu, HI) has kept on hitting, burning the RF for a standup triple. It's easy juice as Barraza just missed going deep in game one today with a long flyout to the track. 

Jadon Anzai (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) hammered a ball for a double into the pull side gap. Anzai is a gamer with real feel to hit and has been all over the baseball this weekend. 

Joey Katano (2027 MIF, Pearl City, HI) hooked one down the line fair for a double. Katano is a great athlete who has shined on both sides of the ball during workouts and gameplay. 

Keona Barraza (2029 C, Honolulu, HI) showed good stuff on the mound, working up to 82 mph. He's a big bodied kid with easy arm strength and he's impressed in all facets this weekend. 

Kahaku Harrison (2026 SS, Kailua, HI) rocketed a double to the pull side in his first at-bat of the game. Harrison has really impressed on both sides of the ball as he has hits on both days and the actions at shortstop are super advanced. 

Alika Ahu (2026 SS, Honolulu, HI) had the biggest swing of the game, crushing a long home run deep to the pull side gap. It's huge power for Ahu who had another extra base hit on yesterday as well. 

Jackson McAneeley (2029 C, Kailua, HI) showed good stuff in a quick inning on the mound. The fastball got up to 83 mph and he showed good feel to backfoot a breaking ball for a swing and miss. 

Emmric Alapa (2029 1B, Kaaawa, HI) is a physical left-handed hitter who showed a consistent swing from the left side of the plate. He repeats the swing well with solid bat speed and did a nice job at spraying liners to both gaps. 

Jadon Anzai (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) has an athletic right-handed swing with quick hands and sneaky power. Anzai showed the ability to turn the barrel to the pull side and did so in game, showing off the power with a home run. 

Keona Barraza (2029 C, Honolulu, HI) showed pretty intriguing power potential from a young prospect. He can turn the barrel with authority to pull and already shows the makings of generating leverage out front. 

Cove Campas (2027 OF, Makawao, HI) hits the ball incredibly hard, as evidenced by his event-best exit velocity of 98 mph. He hit a home run during the round and did a really nice job generating a ton of force at the point of contact. 

Bronx Holbron (2031 3B, Waianae, HI) has a really nice, functional swing with plenty of consistency out of the young hitter. He repeats well and gets the hands involved nicely with natural lift out in front of the plate too. 

Jackson McAneeley (2029 C, Kailua, HI) does a nice job at generating length in the hitting zone and the ball comes off very hard for a young hitter. There's big time strength to both gaps and his ability to repeat stood out. 

Isaiah Poloa (2028 3B, Honolulu, HI) showed the ability to use the whole field and hit balls the other way with authority. There's feel to move the bat head around the strike zone.

Cade Butcher (2030 SS, Honolulu, HI) did a nice job at looking to elevate through the uphill swing path. There's solid tools at present and there's good projection in the right-handed swing. 

Alika Ahu (2026 SS, Honolulu, HI) has big time strength at the point of contact and launched some really hard hit balls during the round. Ahu gets the hips moving well with easy bat speed and length throughout the hitting zone. 

Maximilian Detrinis (2027 C, Kailua, HI) showed real power when on time, generating a ton of strength at contact. He was consistently 90+ during EV testing and there's real power upside here. 

Joey Katano (2027 MIF, Pearl City, HI) was super interesting during the workout all day, showing real bat speed and the ability to generate leverage. There's super interesting tools here to go along with great feel. 

Kolotau Koka (2029 3B, Kapolei, HI) flashed some real ability in the batter's box, doing a nice job at creating carry off the bat. He's already strong for his age with the ability to show power potential.

Carter Macanas (2026 SS, Kailua, HI) showed a super polished hit tool with the requisite skill and hand eye to be successful long term. It's a very accurate barrel and the hit tool translated to game action as well. 

Brayden Shizuru (2026 2B, Honolulu, HI) showed the ability to create barrel lag with easy bat speed and good length through the zone. He turned the barrel over consistently with solid bat speed. 

Pakela Wheeler (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) had a super loose stroke from the left side of the plate with natural loft to the swing plane. He already gets the ball in the air frequently and the power potential here is high. 

AJ Wida (2028 C, Kaneohe, HI) showed real juice in the right-handed swing and the ball comes off the bat really well. There's a good combination of power potential to go along with feel to hit. 

Tyler Shindo (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) has real hitting tools from both sides of the plate to go along with requisite bat speed and strength. He flashed some serious barrel whip with improved strength at the point of contact. 

Stone Trigg (2027 OF, Las Vegas, NV) has a really athletic, twitchy swing from the left side with easy bat speed too. The hands are loose and quick, generating line drive contact with impact all over the field. 

Logen Doran (2027 RHP, Hilo, HI) was excellent on the mound and also showed the power at the dish during BP. He's strong and does a nice job getting out in front to create carry off the bat. 

Jerrell Alston (2026 OF, Hilo, HI) really leverages his frame well to create excellent torque and power potential. There's bat speed and he fires the barrel on time while hitting a couple of very long home runs. 

Ace Arizumi (2026 OF, Honolulu, HI) showed one of the more consistent swings of the day, repeating well and spraying hard hit line drives all over. It's a line drive oriented swing and there's obvious barrel feel. 

Kahaku Harrison (2026 SS, Kailua, HI) has a violent swing that generated some explosive bat speed resulting in long home runs. There's real power potential here with all the hitting tools to be successful. 

Jack Geier (2027 1B, Kailua, HI) has a calm start in the box with a super simple process resulting in some easy impact. There's real feel for the barrel and he can leverage and turn the barrel over for really hard contact to pull. 

Maika Jonick (2027 C, Makawao, HI) showed some solid bat speed and the ability to generate impact to the pull side. He looked to leverage out in front of the plate and there's solid projection here. 

Kahanu Martinez (2026 SS, Honolulu, HI) showed a smooth stroke from the left side with electric bat speed, resulting in some of the furthest contact of the day. It's solid power to the pull side with the ability to generate true all fields power. 

Ajay Moss (2029 OF, Mililani, HI) has a loose, fluid stroke from the right side with good feel to move the barrel of the bat around. It's an easy swing with some impact when he gets out in front and there's real athletic projection here. 

Desten Napierala (2029 3B, Waianae, HI) already has impressive strength and showed the ability to turn the barrel nicely. There's good length in the hitting zone and there's a solid power ceiling here. 

Naden Nihipali (2027 SS, Aiea, HI) showed some solid bat speed with athleticism throughout the swing. It's a line drive oriented approach and result with some hard liners to both gaps. 

Kupono Barkdull (2027 LHP, Kaneohe, HI) showed some very impressive two-way ability, hammering some balls to the pull side during BP. He's big, strong and has bat speed with solid power too. 

Kupono Barkdull (2027 LHP, Kaneohe, HI) dominated on the mound, throwing three hitless innings with six strikeouts. He showed three pitches and ran the fastball up to 84 mph with very good feel for both the changeup and breaking ball. 

Ajay Moss (2029 OF, Mililani, HI) brought a run home on a double that split the outfielders in left centerfield. It's a loose stroke from Moss who took quality at-bats all day. 

Stone Trigg (2027 OF, Las Vegas, NV) showed intriguing stuff on the mound, living in the low-80s. There's good feel for two breaking balls including a sharp slider that he should incorporate more often. 

Jadon Anzai (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) crushed a home run to deep left field in the final inning of the day. Anzai has impressive bat speed with the ability to go yard and is as surehanded as they come with his hands in the infield. 

Cove Campas (2027 OF, Makawao, HI) smacked a double down the line in the last inning. Campas is very very strong and is able to generate immense strength at the point of contact. 

Jerrell Alston (2026 OF, Hilo, HI) smoked a double in his first at-bat of the game, taking his A-swing with two strikes. Alston also threw a runner out trying to score from centerfield on a strong throw. 

Tyler Shindo (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) had a couple of knocks across a couple of games and showed a good swing from both sides of the plate. It was a pair of line drives and Shindo also showed some upside on the mound in relief. 

Kupono Barkdull (2027 LHP, Kaneohe, HI) barreled a ball up for a hard hit single into the pull side gap. Barkdull has pretty impressive power from the left side and worked out well during BP. 

Carter Macanas (2026 SS, Kailua, HI) stayed hot in game two with a double, this a liner to the pull side gap. Macanas has solid bat speed and feel to hit with sneaky impact behind it too. 

Jack Geier (2027 1B, Kailua, HI) had a loud barrel in his first at-bat today, a fly ball that got caught right on the track. Geier took a very solid batting practice and the power upside is translating to game swings. 

Alika Ahu (2026 SS, Honolulu, HI) crushed a double to straight away centerfield to plate a couple of runs. He was out in front of a changeup but still showed the impact strength and power he possesses to get the double to the track. 

Brayden Shizuru (2026 2B, Honolulu, HI) collected two knocks on the day including a double to the pull side that scored two runs. It's a short, simple swing with the ability to create good carry off the bat to the pull side. 

Logen Doran (2027 RHP, Hilo, HI) was very impressive on the mound, striking out four over three scoreless while running the fastball up to 91 mph. He filled up the strike zone with four pitches and most impressively his final pitch of the outing was his hardest at 91 mph. 

Carter Macanas (2026 SS, Kailua, HI) had two knocks on the day, both ground balls and one through the left side with the other coming up the middle. It's a compact stroke with obvious feel for the barrel.