Turner Grant (2030 OF, Dallas, GA) smashed a ball to the middle of the field and cruised around the bags for a triple. The swing has good intent and he has been on the barrel a good bit throughout the day, this one came off hot to the middle of the field. 

Greyson Manos (2030 SS, Simpsonville, SC) has been all over the barrel throughout the day and smashed one through the left side for a base hit in the night cap. It's a projectable body with plenty of present tools that will be intriguing to follow in the coming years. He also drove in a run later in the game. 

Jameson McKee (2030 OF, Marietta, GA) found a barrel in the early innings of this one and hit a triple into the gap. The swing is compact and delivers the barrel with intent on this one. 

Wesley Blakely (2030 3B, Charlotte, NC) hit one on the screws into the right-center gap for a hard hit double. The ball really jumped off here and he had all the parts synced up, showing the good bat speed with this swing. 

Makial Wood (2030 OF, Powder Springs, GA) just came up with a monster swing in the final few frames as he smashed one to the middle of the field for a loud triple. He's been all over the barrel throughout the day and continues to find it here in the final innings. 

Connor Smith (2030 RHP, Risingfawn, GA) may have found the loudest barrel of the entire event on the last pitch of the event, smashing a ball off the middle of the left-center wall for a loud double. 

Greyson Minor (2030 RHP, Portland, TN) threw the ball extremely well throughout the outing, striking out the side in the first and adding a pair of other K's in the second inning. He worked in the low-70s comfortably, ran it up to 76 mph. Showed comfort going to a curveball in the upper-50s with depth. 

Greyson Manos (2030 SS, Simpsonville, SC) smashed a ball through the left side of the infield for a base hit. It's a fast bat with tons of whip to the barrel and the ball just explodes off. 

Nathan Hines (2031 OF, Brookhaven, GA) lifted one to the pull side for a loud triple that banged off the middle of the left field wall. The ball explodes off and he found a loud barrel on this swing. 

Bentlee Hogan (2031 C, Commerce, GA) caught one of the loudest barrels of the event and launched one into the trees for a long homer. He's a big and physical right-handed bat with easy bat speed and the strength showed up here. 

Connor Smith (2030 RHP, Risingfawn, GA) had a solid start in this one with some impressive stuff on the mound. The RHP has a solid frame with good arm strength, running the fastball up to 80 with good downward angle. Smith also mixed in a mid-upper 60s breaking ball with depth. 

Riley Grady (2030 C, Meridian, MS) had a solid at bat in this first, sending a liner up the middle for a base hit and a pair of RBIs. Grady works a simple swing with good hands that stay inside of the baseball. 

Joseph Brown (2030 OF, Wilmington, NC) had a solid swing in the fourth, pulling one down the line in left for a triple. Brown got the hands going early, and showed off the speed a bit. 

Isaiah Stanley (2030 UT, Richmond Hill, GA) had a solid day on the mound and at the plate, and in game 2 he showed off the stuff on the mound. He ran the fastball up to 80 with some good life and worked in a sharp breaking ball in the low-mid 60s.

Will Spickard (2030 C, Ooltewah, TN) made an incredible diving play in foul territory to end the top of the sixth. Spickard also had a solid day at the dish with a knock in this one. 

Miguel Santana Gray (2031 SS, Buford, GA) found a barrel early in the first game of the day, hitting a single into right-center field. He's been great throughout the day on all the athletic testing and continues to show well here. He also jumped on the mound and showed real promise too.  

Isaiah Stanley (2030 UT, Richmond Hill, GA) came up with a huge swing to the middle of the field as he smashed one for a double. The bat speed and strength have stood out the entire day and it continues to do so in game action. 

Camdyn Floyd (2030 C, Niceville, FL) put a great swing on one in the middle innings as he smashed one to the pull-side for a double. It's a fast bat and he's lived on the barrel throughout the day. 

Elliott Brown (2030 RHP, Atlanta, GA) got a pitch over the middle of the plate and didn't miss it, hitting it hard to the right side for a triple. It's a functional swing with a good amount of juice at impact.