Robert Hipwell (2021 3B, Santa Cruz, CA) put together a quality day at the plate going 1-for-3 with a deep triple to dead center field and two RBI. His smooth left handed swing has some lift to the bat path allowing him to create back spin on the ball. Hipwell’s strong physical frame translates to his swing as he showed his natural power.

Teague Drotar (2021 OF, Los Gatos, CA) showed his barrel to ball skills going 2-for-3 on the day for the White team with an RBI and a run scored. His smooth bat path and high finish allow him to create back spin on the ball and drive it to all fields. 

Sebastian Gonzales (2023 LHP, Oakley, CA) worked a solid three innings for the Green team allowing just one run while striking out five and walking one. He commanded his upper 70’s fastball to both sides of the plate while topping out at 81 mph. He backed his fastball with a slider that showed some sweeping break. He was able to most effectively use the slider as a punch out pitch throwing it to the back foot of right handed hitters

Zach Crandall (2021 C, Ladera Ranch, CA) displayed his solid barrel control going 2-for-2 on the day for the White team with a run scored. He showed his ability to drive the ball back up the middle with his quick compact right handed swing. His ability to impact the inside part of the ball and get his lower half involved in the swing help to allow him to drive the ball with back spin and carry.

Emilio Barreras Rojo (2022 SS, Casa Grande, AZ) had a solid day at the plate for the Gray team barreling up three balls with a double and an RBI on the day. He portrays confidence at the plate, with great barrel control. His smooth compact left handed swing works well to the inside part of the ball and allows him to use all fields.

Weston Clark (2022 OF, El Cajon, CA) showed great barrel to ball skills going 2-for-3 on the day with an RBI for the Gray team.  With his right handed swing he displayed the ability to stay short to the ball and keep his hands inside allowing him to pepper right field with three hard hit balls. On the bases he displayed is athletic ability with three stolen bases.

Vaughn Major (2023 SS, La Mesa, CA) threw out two scoreless innings for the Green team today with three strikeouts and no walks. Major’s fastball topped out at 82 mph while sitting 79-81 mph. he backed the fastball with a quality curveball that showed 12-6 action with plenty of depth. His ability to mix the fastball and curveball in any count kept hitters off balance as he was able to land both for strikes. 

Aidan Sullivan (2021 OF, Glendale, AZ) had a solid day at the plate for the Green team going 1-3 and showing some power with a with a triple off the center field fence and a run scored. His quick hands and good use of his lower half allow him to hit from a powerful position behind the ball. Sullivan’s athletic frame has some present strength which translated to the plate. 

Andrew Sloan (2022 C, Sacramento, CA) promptly jumped on an outer half fastball in his first at-bat of the game and showed off his physical strength by driving the ball deep to right field for an easy stand up double. He also moves well and blocks up balls in the dirt nicely behind the plate. He’s uncommitted.

Anthony Balanos (2021 OF, Eloy, AZ) showed well with the bat, picking up a pair of knocks early in the contest including a double that he ripped to his pull side before quickly coming around to score. He later singled in the game, back up the middle this time, for his third base hit of the day.

Isaac Bateman (2022 MIF, Riverton, UT) swung the stick well, going the opposite way in his second at-bat for a double to give him two hits on the day. He’s athletic and the speed plays with a couple of stolen bags as well while also topping out at 81 mph on the mound with a sharp mid-70s slider and late fading changeup.

Nathan Hernandez (2021 2B, Long Beach, CA) made an excellent catch at second base for the Orange team, ranging into shallow right field on a pop up caught in the swirling wind, adjusting well while diving backwards to make the catch.

An uncommitted 6-foot-4 righthander, Austin Puett (2021 RHP, Acton, CA) impressed with his raw arm strength, running his fastball up to 89 mph while generating nice plane and missing lots of bats. He worked his slider into the low-80s and also showed both a curveball and changeup.

A strongly built first baseman, Devon Walczykowski (2021 1B, El Dorado Hills, CA) jumped n the mound for an inning and ran his fastball up to 88 mph while working in the 82-86 mph range. He mixed in a short slider in the mid-70s and was able to generate hard running life in on the hands of righthanded batters. He also jumped on an inner half curveball and sent it down the left field line for a stand up double.

Jared Pugrad (2021 2B, Cypress, CA) showed quickness to his hands to turn on a fastball, shooting it down the left field line for a double. He also moves well in the dirt, showing athleticism and actions at second base.

Josh Algarin (2021 OF, Sunnyvale, CA) put his quick lefthanded swing on display in game as he connected for a well struck ground rule double to the right-center field gap, generating nice carry off the barrel upon contact. He threw 84 mph from the outfield during the drills portion of the event and is currently uncommitted.

An uncommitted 2020, Luke Clark (2020 3B, El Cajon, CA) enjoyed a nice weekend and ended it with a bang, showing a short yet powerful stroke to drive a fastball into the left-center field gap for a standup double, showing strength off his stick as well as his run tool.

A primary shortstop, Justin Flannery (2021 SS, Murrieta, CA) showed a quick transfer and release at shortstop with enough arm strength to make the throw and complete the bang-bang play. He moves well on his feet and showed it by taking second base on a line drive down the right field line, hustling hard out of the box.

Brayden Harbin (2023 C, Aurora, CO) continued to swing it well for the Orange club, picking up another pair of base hits in game two, showing nice bat speed through the zone.

Jacob Klinovsky (2021 C, Upland, CA) had a nice day at the plate for team Gold with two hits and a walk. Klinovsky showed great bat speed at the plate with good hands that consistently work to the inside half of the baseball. His athletic frame projects well.

Aeden Alexander (2022 SS, San Dimas, CA) performed on both sides of the ball with a double and five strikeouts on the mound. Alexander has a solid four pitch mix with great pitchability overall. His sinker was very effective down in the zone and generated plenty of empty swings. 

Gage Mestas (2021 SS, Durango, CO) went 1-for-3 with an RBI late in the ball game. Mestas came up big for team Gold in a key situation and showed good barrel control throughout the weekend. 

Owen Dueck (2022 LHP, Aptos, CA) was solid on the mound for team Maroon going three full innings while fanning six. He sat 79-81 mph and touched 82 and showed flashes of plus ability with his changeup. There's a solid foundation to his pitchability and he showed solid command of his entire arsenal. 

Rilan Quinones (2021 SS, San Antonio, TX) had a pair of hits in game action Sunday, making hard contact back through the middle of the field for two singles. Quinones has a big frame and owns the batter's box, getting the bat head out with frequency and looking to do damage. 

Kyle Ayers (2021 RHP, Sherman Oaks, CA) continues to show the ability to make hard contact the opposite way, driving the ball to left field in game action. Ayers has present bat speed and showcases tremendous athleticism all around the field. 

Zach Haugen (2022 3B, Chandler, AZ) had a hustle double in his third trip to the plate, hitting the ball to shallow center field and showing extreme quickness out of the box. Haugen plays with a high motor at all times. 

Ashtin Webb (2021 C, Mesa, AZ) had a pair of hits in game action Sunday, showing the ability to impact the ball to the pull-side. Webb has plenty of strength in the frame and uses quick hands to get the bat head out and drive the baseball.

Joshua Martinez (2023 LHP, Homeland, CA) had a pair of hits in the game, showcasing a solid opposite field approach. Martinez finished with a pair of RBI and continues to show good athleticism on the diamond. 

Jaden Wilcox (2021 RHP, San Diego, CA) struck out six in three innings of work, commanding the zone well with a fastball that was up to 84mph. Wilcox showed good feel for a pair of secondary offerings in the low-70s curveball and mid-70s change-up as well. 

Jacob Entrekin (2021 C, El Cajon, CA) had two hits at the plate this afternoon, big physical frame with speed. He lets the ball travel and shows good barrel control and lets ball travel into the hitting zone.  

Cole Friend (2021 OF, Carlsbad, CA) was a perfect 3-3 in todays games. He shows good present strength at the plate with the ability to turn on the ball and get down the line.

Eric Markowicz Avila (2021 OF, Alpine, CA) roped a 2B in todays action, showed the ability to let the ball travel. He showed a good line drive plane swing with good bat speed and patient approach at the plate.

Brady Disbro (2022 RHP, Dana Point, CA) was impressive in his outing this afternoon. He showed good command with all his pitches and worked both sides of the plate. He ran his fastball up to 90mph with good downhill plane, also flashed a good curveball with 11/5 shape at 77mph. 

Nick Miller (2021 SS, Kelso, WA) racked up two hits in the game today. He showed good speed on the bases getting a stolen base, also showed an advanced approach at the plate with good barrel skills. 

Zach Crandall (2021 C, Ladera Ranch, CA) smoked a double into right center field, he shows quick hands at the plate. Zach shows the ability to let the ball travel and drive it the other way. 

Ryan Garcia (2022 LHP, Vail, AZ) presents a big physical frame, with power potential. He roped a double in todays action with good bat speed and barrel skills. 

Kyle Ayers (2021 RHP, Sherman Oaks, CA) worked a quick three innings today, showing a quick and electric arm. He showed the ability to really locate to both sides of the plate with his fastball working at 90mph. He also flashed a good breaking ball with 11/5 shape with good depth at 76mph.

Brady Maylett (2021 LHP, South Jordan, UT) created very good funk and deception on the mound in his three innings. He showed a 3/4 arm slot generating natural sinking action to his fastball at 84mph, with a wipeout slider at 73mph. 

Frankie Carney (2022 SS, San Diego, CA) showed some present power at the plate, using his quick hands to impact the ball with consistency to the pull-side. Carney executed a solid approach and made hard contact with frequency. 

Colt Uphold (2021 OF, Albquerque, NM) flashed some interesting, raw power to the pull-side, and the right-handed hitter used his linear barrel plane to drive the ball well. Uphold has quick hands through the zone. 

Emilio Barreras Rojo (2022 SS, Casa Grande, AZ) showcased present bat speed from the left-side of the plate, making solid contact and executing a pull-side approach. The 2022 shortstop was quick to the ball and showcases plenty of power potential. 

Fred Bohn (2022 C, Chandler, AZ) drove the ball with tremendous power to the pull-side, lining balls to and through the left-center field gap in what was a tremendous round of batting practice. Behn shifts well to contact and has present bat speed. 

Declan Brown (2022 OF, Seattle, WA) showed some ability to impact the ball with consistency on Saturday, generating good lift to the pull-side with fast hands. The right-hander is still developing consistent barrel control but was outstanding when on time.

Cole Cramer (2021 SS, Arlington, WA) showed off some present thump to the pull-side, driving the ball with authority to and through the pull-side gap. The Washington native can really impact the ball when on time and squared. 

Christopher Gaudio (2022 RHP, Scottsdale, AZ) showed some jump to all fields at the plate on Saturday, clearing the hips well and driving the baseball. Gaudio showed the ability to hit to and through both gaps while putting together one of the more consistent rounds of the day.

Aiden Dillehay (2022 SS, Coronado, CA) squared the ball up with consistency on Saturday and executed a middle of the field to pull-side approach. Dillehay has some athleticism and can generate loft to both gaps.

Jake Molinar (2023 RHP, La Mesa, CA) showcased present bat speed with a simple approach at the plate, driving the hands through well with good feel for the barrel. The California native shifts well to contact and will add power as he continues to grow.

Billy Ham (2021 2B, Las Vegas, NV) showed good barrel control and the ability to drive the ball to the pull-side. There is plenty of power potential in the 6-foot frame and Ham can impact to and through the pull-side gap. 

Julian Nunez (2021 SS, Escondido, CA) has a simple approach and makes consistent contact through the middle of the field. The 2021 shortstop executes a line drive approach and makes hard contact with consistency. 

Tre Chavez (2021 C, San Juan Capistrano, CA) showed plenty of strength at the plate with multiple hard-hit balls to the pull-side. Chavez executes a simple approach and stays short and quick to the ball. 

Brenden Morris (2021 RHP, Newport Beach, CA) showcased quick hands with a clean shift to contact and power-oriented approach. Morris executes to the middle of the field and has present juice to the pull-side as well. 

Luke Clark (2020 3B, El Cajon, CA) has a simple load and showcased quick hands in his round of batting practice Saturday. Clark has present feel for the barrel and shows some power potential when on time and squared up. 

Jack Johnson (2021 3B, Arlington, WA) drove a pair of balls out of the park during batting practice Saturday, clearing the hips well and generating loft with a naturally lifted barrel plane. Johnson can really impact the ball when on time and has present bat speed from the right-side. 

Ashtin Webb (2021 C, Mesa, AZ) showcased present bat speed and some present power at the plate on Saturday. Webb clears his hips well and creates excellent jump off the barrel to the pull-side. 

Kyle Ayers (2021 RHP, Sherman Oaks, CA) showcased plenty of bat speed and some serious jump to the pull-side. Ayers has athleticism that translates to the plate and can drive the ball with power from the left side. 

Jacob Entrekin (2021 C, El Cajon, CA) showed an advanced approach with present bat speed. The 2021 catcher has jump off the barrel to all fields and swings with intent to drive the baseball. 

Rilan Quinones (2021 SS, San Antonio, TX) showcased present bat speed and a high-intent swing in batting practice Saturday, using a line-drive barrel plane to drive the ball back through the middle with consistency. 

Will Potter (2021 SS, Temecula, CA) put together a really good round, driving the ball with consistency and swinging with intent to impact the ball. Potter flashes present power to the pull-side gap and has good strength in the frame from the right side.

Devon Walczykowski (2021 1B, El Dorado Hills, CA) has plenty of strength in the frame and showed excellent power in batting practice. The first baseman has a good shift to contact and gets his hands extended well to create some pull-side jump off the barrel. 

Justin Still (2021 LHP, Chandler, AZ) was lights out over four innings of work, striking out seven and allowing no earned runs. The New Mexico commit sat in the upper-80s with a lively fastball, topping at 91mph and showing feel for a pair of secondary offerings as well. 

Sky Jones (2021 RHP, Burlingame, CA) sat 88-90mph with a running fastball on Saturday, generating plenty of swing and miss in the zone. Jones has excellent feel to spin a mid-70s slider as well, complimenting the fastball with tight shape and depth. The uncommitted right-hander struck out six in his three innings of work.

LT Cockrill (2022 C, Las Vegas, NV) showed a disciplined approach at the plate in game action Saturday, stinging a ball in his first at-bat for a two-strike single. Cockrill has fast hands with an athletic stance in the box, and the Las Vegas native looks comfortable in the box at all times. 

Dylan Shillington (2021 1B, Phoenix, AZ) Had a pair of hits in game action Saturday, collecting an infield hit in his first at-bat before driving a ball into left later on. Shillington has a strong frame and can impact the ball with ease while also displaying good bat-to-ball skills. 

Devon Walczykowski (2021 1B, El Dorado Hills, CA) had a loud triple to the wall in right field, hitting it past a diving right-fielder. Walczykowski moves well around the bases with a big and athletic frame, and there is plenty of power potential for the uncommitted junior as he continues to develop. 

Troy Harding (2021 C, Long Beach, CA) drove a ball deep to the left-center field gap on Saturday, showing some excellent bat speed on his way to a double. Harding has an athletic stance in the box and really does well to get his hands extended and drive the ball to and through the pull-side gap. 

James Odle (2021 2B, Santa Clara, CA) had a pair of hits in the game, collecting a base hit in his first trip to the plate before legging out a hustle double later in the game. Odle puts together quality at-bats with frequency, staying patient and getting a pitch he can hit hard. 

Jared Pugrad (2021 2B, Cypress, CA) had a pair of hits in game action, showing the ability to work deep into counts along the way. Pugrad is a tough out and shows a high motor on the base paths as well. 

Kyle Memarian (2022 SS, Vancouver, WA) hit a couple balls on the screws Saturday, coming through big with a loud triple to the left field wall in his final at-bat of the day. Memarian runs well and shows enough present power to be a real middle-of-the-order threat. 

Aeden Alexander (2022 SS, San Dimas, CA) utilizes his strength well and was able to impact a curveball, barreling the ball hard for a double before coming around to score a run.

Frankie Carney (2022 SS, San Diego, CA) drove in a run for the Gold squad, showing lift to his swing path as he connected for a double before coming around to plate a run of his own.

Christian Caruso (2021 SS, Gilbert, AZ) showed a nice handle for the barrel from the righthanded batter’s box going a perfect 3-for-3, connecting for three singles on the day.

Jacob Klinovsky (2021 C, Upland, CA) is a 6-foot-2, 185-pound uncommitted catcher who made a loud impression in his first trip to the plate, connecting for a hard line drive double to the pull side gap.

Alex Dargan (2021 RHP, Mill Valley, CA) jumped on the mound and impressed in his outing, running his fastball up to 89 mph and he struck out seven over his three innings of work while mixing in a changeup at 80 mph and a slider at 72 mph.

Weston Clark (2022 OF, El Cajon, CA), an uncommitted hitter, picked up a line drive for the Gray team to the left-center field gap for a double before coming around to score.

Cole Cramer (2021 SS, Arlington, WA) had a nice day at the plate during game one, picking up two hard line drive singles. He keeps his hands inside the ball, showing a hard line drive triple to the right-center field gap while also picking up a double into left field.

Cole Murth (2022 SS, Oak Park, CA) is an uncommitted 2022 shortstop from California who showed a handle for the barrel during game one of the showcase, picking up a pair of singles in three at-bats.

Zack Torres (2021 OF, Fallbrook, CA) started the showcase by throwing 89 mph from the outfield before showing well with the bat. Currently uncommitted, Torres picked up a double off the wall in left-center field and also stole a bag.

Jacob Kieffer (2021 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) worked four innings and generated some quality stuff on the hill. His fastball topped out at 90 mph and he still projects well, staying compact with his arm action while showing both a curveball and slider to strike out seven. He’s currently uncommitted

Danny Suarez (2021 RHP, Trabuco Canyon, CA) impressed during his time on the mound as the UC Irvine commit topped out at 89 mph early in the outing. He did a nice job of working on top of his fastball while mixing in a sharp curveball in the low-70s, a tight slider in the low-80s with tight bite and even flashed a changeup at 80 mph. He filled the zone and was able to miss bats.

Brayden Harbin (2023 C, Aurora, CO) put a nice swing on a curveball from Suarez, getting the barrel out front as he drove the pitch to the right-center field gap for a hard, line drive single. Later in the game Harbin again picked up a base hit on a breaking ball, this time into left field.

David Shaw (2021 LHP, Houston, TX), a Rice commit, made for an uncomfortable at-bat for both lefthanded and righthanders with moving parts and a tough angle form the left side. He was up to 88 mph and worked to both sides of the plate while mixing in a nice slider up to 77 mph to keep hitters on their toes.

Jacob Peterson (2021 RHP, Sacramento, CA) impressed during his time on the mound, mixing and matching three pitches for strikes while commanding the zone. With a short arm action Peterson was able to run his fastball up to 81 mph with nice sinking life and showed comfort with both his curveball and changeup to keep hitters off balance.

Aidan Sandvik (2023 LHP, Phoenix, AZ) might be a primary lefthanded pitcher, but he picked up two hits on the day, including a single down the opposite field line off of an 84 mph fastball.

Ashtin Webb (2021 C, Mesa, AZ) got a pitch he could handle and got all of it with a well barreled triple to deep center field, showing hard jump coming off. He’s currently uncommitted and also showed well behind the plate during drills with a 1.90 pop and 78 mph top throw.

Steven Bell (2023 RHP, Murrieta, CA) made the most of his time at the plate collecting a couple of knocks, picking up his first single with a line drive to left field before going to center his next at-bat for a barreled hit.

Rocco Gump (2021 SS, Chandler, AZ) is a losoe and projectable lefhtanded stick who showed loose wrists and some whip to the barrel during his trips to the plate, including on a double to his pull side.

Jack Kelley (2021 3B, Temecula, CA) followed up Gump with an impressive piece of his own, going deep to the opposite field for a triple that hopped up against the fence to plate a run. He also jumped on the mound for a frame and was up to 84 mph while spinning a tight curveball at 74 mph.

Larry Haskins (2022 SS, Goodyear, AZ) had a two hit day for the Red team as well, collecting a couple of singles as he utilized the middle of the field well, showing quickness to his bat through the zone.

A strongly built backstop, Liam Forsyth (2021 C, Hayward, CA) did a nice job of getting his arms extended on an outer half fastball and drove it to the opposite field gap for a double, his second hit of the game.

Just a 2023 graduate, righthander Tyler Alleman (2023 RHP, Portland, OR) was up to 83 mph with his fastball and showed nice sinking life to it. He also showed comfort landing his breaking ball for strikes and would double up on the pitch successfully.

Tyson Luna (2021 OF, Houston, TX) showcased solid bat speed with a hard hit line drive to left. He impressed with his mature approach at the plate and good hands. 

Nevan Noonan (2022 SS, San Diego, CA) knocked in the first runs for team Green with a two run single. Noonan stayed short and direct to the baseball and put together competitive at bats on the day. 

USD commit Nick Suspenzi (2021 RHP, Scottsdale, AZ) struck out every batter he faced in his two inning outing for team Maroon. His whippy arm action created easy velocity to the plate as he sat 84-87 and touched 88 mph in his outing. 

Team Green got a fantastic performance from southpaw and Washington commit Samuel Boyle (2022 LHP, Vancouver, WA) who also touched 88 mph. His fastball possess strong arm side run and on occasion flashes plus plus actions. He fanned seven through three innings of work and seemed untouchable once he settled in with his command on the mound.