Dominick Mendoza (2028 OF, Chula Vista, CA) opened some eyes during batting practice, peppering all fields with hard-hit line drives, especially to pull, where he found some HR juice. He produced exit velocities up to 100, getting to the barrel via a deep inward leg load. 

Dominic Breckenridge (2028 SS, Melbourne, FL) displayed projection in his frame, turning in a strong round of batting practice. He peppered the gaps with line drives, posting exit velocities up to 86 while showcasing a quick and compact barrel.

Noah Bell (2027 RHP, Fort Myers, FL) kept his operation simple at the dish during batting practice, utilizing a simple outward leg load that allowed the barrel to send line drives to the gaps with authority. He recorded exit velocities up to 89 with a middle-of-the-field approach from the right side. 

Liam Hardyman (2028 OF, West Palm Beach, FL) had a strong round of batting practice, impacting the pull side, including multiple homers. He works from a projectable frame with present strength, producing exit velocities up to 92. 

Evan Jenks (2027 OF, Joliet, IL) put his power on display during batting practice, impacting multiple fields with hard hit line drives to the track and beyond. He operates from a strong right-handed frame, posting exit velocities up to 97. 

Rayden Morrow (2028 OF, Fort Wayne, IN) worked from the left side with a projectable frame, possessing present strength, and utilizing a deep inward leg load pre-launch. He fired through a barrel with impact ability to multiple fields, including to pull, with exit velocities up to 95.

Christian Hamilton (2027 SS, Rosharon, TX) was fantastic in BP. Uber projectable frame, with easy strength at the point of contact and created damage even easier. Already plenty of impact at the plate but there is so much more to unlock.

Ezekiel Maurice (2028 LHP, Weiser, ID) has a long-levered frame, using them to his advantage as he gets extended to the pull-side. Plenty of bat speed with a tight rotation. Cleared the scoreboard in right on his last swing in BP.

Jake Aguilar (2027 MIF, Covina, CA) did a nice job of creating leverage in the lower half to maximize his power. Plenty of backspun balls to the pull-side, including one that cleared the fence in left.

Jay Hernandez (2027 SS, Stockbridge, GA) had some super loose actions and adjustability in the barrel. Attacked the middle of the field effectively and showed a really steady ability to work to the opposite field. Lot to like from the actions and approach.

Joshua Albizu Jr (2028 SS, Cranston, RI) had a really nice round. Used his athleticism effectively, generating plenty of bat speed and getting on top of the ball working pull-side. Got on an uphill plane and sent one over the wall in left.

Evan Rosales (2027 RHP, Houston, TX) cruised through 4 solid innings of work, only allowing 2ER and really attacking hitters. Fastball worked in the low to mid-80s coming from an over-the-top slot. Showed 2-shapes on the breaking ball in the low-70s with late bite to it. Some have more horizontal movement; still refining it. Overall competitive day on the mound, working with pace. 

Gavin Franciosa (2028 SS, Katy, TX) let the ball travel and hammered it the other way for a lead-off triple. Smooth stroke that stays level through the zone. Tons of athleticism in the frame; got around the bases easily. 

Luis Arcaya (2028 1B, Houston, TX) was all over one that was left over the plate and smashed it to the pull side. Good size in the box, has quick hands, and generates good power in his lower half. Swings with intent to do damage; gets the barrel out front often. 

Houston Hartfield (2028 SS, Mansfield, TX) destroyed a middle-middle pitch off the wall for a loud double to drive in a run. A lot of physicality left in this kid's frame with good control of the barrel. Not afraid of turning on a pitch. 

Ashur Clark (2028 C, West Haven, UT) left the yard on a mistake cut fastball that stood no chance of staying in the park. Generates plenty of bat speed with a slight uphill path through the zone. Coils well into his back hip with a clean weight transfer. 

Diego Perez (2028 C, Katy, TX) gets his arms extended on an outer half fastball and legged out a triple. Hands work quickly through the zone with good direction to all fields. Split the opposite-field gap with this hack. 

Matteo Gross (2028 3B, Pearland, TX), way ahead in the count, sees the ball deep and took a healthy hack at it, driving it to the RCF gap for an easy double. Good strength at impact can drive the ball from gap to gap with power. Good athlete getting around the bases as well. 

Blake White (2028 C, Katy, TX) ambushed a fastball, just missing a home run by a few feet to lead off the inning. Physical backstop with strength to the pull side. Quick and compact path to the ball, letting the hands work out front.

Jack Hakim (2028 OF, Long Branch, NJ) showcased early in the game his ability to go the other way with authority, doubling to the opposite field. He one-hopped the wall in right, displaying all-fields impact from a strong right-handed frame. 

Tyler Kiely (2027 C, Knoxville, TN) came through in a big spot to drive in a pair, smoking a double on a line to left. He utilized a simple right-handed swing with strength in the frame. 

Joshua Albizu Jr (2028 SS, Cranston, RI) destroyed a solo homer to left, a no-doubt shot to plate a run. Displayed pull-side impact after employing a clean right-handed operation. 

Blake Myers (2028 SS, Glenmoore, PA) opened the game with three hitless frames of work, striking out three. Got the fastball up to 84 with command of the zone, utilizing a mid-60s curveball to keep hitters off balance.

Tyson Price (2028 MIF, St. Charles, MO) came though in a huge spot, ripping a double to the LCF gap to plate a run late in the championship. He employed a simple right-handed stroke, showcasing pull side impact.

Kenny Pope (2028 SS, Cincinnati, OH) opened some eyes with a two-run homer to straightaway left. He sat back and utilized a simple right-handed stroke with impact potential to the pull side. 

Braydon Boston (2027 SS, Ankeny, IA) led off the bottom half with a loud extra-base hit to the opposite field gap. He sat back and did a good job of using the big part of the field, doing damage that way. He also collected a double to the pull side. 

Jordan Williams (2028 C, Milton, DE) plated a pair thanks to a fly ball homer to straightaway left, coming through in a big spot. He displayed present pull-side impact via a quick and accurate barrel from the right side. 

Rayden Morrow (2028 OF, Fort Wayne, IN) turned in a good at-bat, working the count before sitting back and driving an extra-base hit to the opposite field. He legged out a triple thanks to evident quickness on the basepaths. 

Xander Jackson (2028 2B, Mount Juliet, TN) worked three clean innings of work, allowing just a hit while striking out three. Got the FB up to 81 with feel for a mid-60s breaking ball. He also collected a double at the plate.

Rogan Bailey (2028 SS, Warsaw, IN) had a loud piece of hitting late in the ballgame, ripping a no-doubt homer over the opposite-field gap. Displayed impact to the pull side via a simple left handed stroke.

Evan Jenks (2027 OF, Joliet, IL) led off the game with a hard-hit opposite-field double. Sat back and did damage to the opposite field, employing an efficient right-handed operation in the box. 

Logan Swank (2027 OF, Kenosha, WI) legged out a triple to the middle of the field, driving in a run in a clutch spot. He utilized a compact and accurate barrel from the left side, sending one back up the middle. 

Riggs Hardwick (2029 LHP, Cypress, TX) allowed just a run over three strong innings of work, striking out three. Got the fastball up to 83 from the left side, mixing in a low-70s breaking ball.

Houston Hartfield (2028 SS, Mansfield, TX) entered in relief and provided a pair of clean frames, striking out four. He ran a lively fastball up to 89 with feel to land a low-70s breaking ball.

Crews Gibes (2028 RHP, New Brockton, AL) struck out four and allowed just a knock over his three strong innings of work. The right-hander ran his fastball up to 84, mixing in a sharp two-plane breaking ball. 

Diego Perez (2028 C, Katy, TX) came through in back-to-back at-bats, collecting a pair of knocks out of the leadoff spot. He utilized an effective right-handed operation, impacting multiple fields

Francesco Brancaleone (2027 MIF, Stuart, FL) collected a pair of knocks in clutch situations, driving in a pair. He displayed accuracy in the barrel from the left side with a line drive approach to multiple fields.