Jack Ottesen (2025 RHP, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) is a lean athlete who was impressive on both sides of the ball in this game. He used a loose and athletic delivery with a quick arm to pound the zone in the low-70s while also barreling up the baseball extremely well all game. 

Keaton White (2025 2B, Merritt Island, FL) picked up one of the game's only extra-base hits in his second at-bat when he pulled a double down the line. He's a good athlete and impacts the ball well when he gets the bat head out front of the plate on time.

RJ Wilson (2025 SS, Park Ctiy, UT) picked up one of the only hits on the green team's side when he laced a liner back up the middle. He has good looseness to his hands to adjust the barrel head and get on plane while using his strength to impact the baseball well.

Linkin Garcia (2025 SS, Fullerton, CA) is a lean and athletic prospect who was solid in his time on the mound as he worked up to 76 and missed bats with the fastball. He repeats well and has projectable arm speed to go with feel for a breaking ball that was effective when down. 

Cameron Uzzillia (2025 RHP, Tampa, FL) was dominant over his three innings of work, striking out eight of the nine hitters he faced. The physical right-hander challenged hitters with the fastball, working in the 81-84 mph range while showing developed feel for a quality vertical breaking ball that left hitters empty a numbers of times. 

Jean Carlos Martinez (2025 OF, Sunrise, FL) started the game off with a bang as he crushed the first pitch down the leftfield line for a stand-up double. Advanced bat on ball skills showing already as he projects power down the road. Has been on fire all weekend and continued that trend this weekend. 

Lennix Diaz (2024 OF, Minneola, FL) proved to have some pitchability on the mound as he worked with a solid two-pitch mix. Fastball up to 71 mph with a fluid arm action. Also had a good breaking ball that dove late as his out pitch. Clean operation overall as he cruised through his outing. Diaz punched out three and didn't give up a single hit in two innings of work. He also tripled into the left-center gap, further proving her dominance on the field. 

Jack Ottesen (2025 RHP, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) put a charge into one as he got extended and drove it over the leftfield fence for what should of been a homerun but was called foul. Easy power showing as he projects plenty of power going forward. In a later at-bat, he took an outer half fastball and drove it to rightfield further proving he could drive it around the park.  

Taylor Belza (2025 C, Grafton, OH) impressed both behind the dish and at the plate today. From a catching stand point, he is far advanced in his blocking skills and his catch & release abilities. At the dish, the righty flashed a short, quick swing as he impacted the baseball out front. He singled up the middle on what was one of the hardest hit balls of the contest. 

Thomas Stewart (2025 SS, Lakewood, CO) was dominant on the mound today as the righty showcased one of the smoothest arm actions you will see from a prospect at this age. He ran the fastball up to 81 mph and mixed in a couple of solid off-speed pitches. He mixed speeds and missed barrels as he struckout six in two innings of work. Huge upside on the mound going forward. 

Cade Martinez (2025 SS, Desoto, KS) was comfortable in the box as the lefty proved he could drive it where it was pitched. He battled into a count and then took an outer half pitch deep the other way for a stand-up double. Feel for the barrel showing as he is in control at all times. 

Jadiel Olmo (2024 SS, Reno, NV) played a smooth shortstop as he was advanced in his defensive skills with a great pair of hands. He also complimented his game with his offense as he doubled late in the action into the left-center gap while he cruised into second. He later went on to steal third as he anticipated the looks by the opposing pitcher. 

Cole Rambler (2025 SS, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) shows huge two-way potential as he dominated in the box and impressed on the mound. On the hill, he utilized his big, physical frame as he did a god job getting down the mound. He created whip with the arm as he ran the fastball up to 81 mph. He also proved he could spin the breaking ball, which was his out pitch. Later in the game, he got ahead in a count and crushed a triple into the left-center gap before going on to score. 

RJ Machado (2025 SS, Sunrise, FL)looked good on both sides of the ball for the Green team, showing smooth actions up the middle before getting his arms extended on an outer half fastball, sending it into right field for a single.

Jadyn Nunez (2025 OF, Miami, FL) showed off quickness to his arm when he took the mound, touching 83 mph while striking out four of the six batters he faced.

Lance Deniz (2025 OF, Topeka, KS) connected for triple to the opposite in his second at-bat of the game, getting a liner past the glove of the outstretched right fielder.

Dayson Griffis (2025 3B, Baxley, GA) had a nice game on both sides of the ball, picking up three singles before impressing on the mound. The righthander ran his fastball up to 86 mph and generated the velocity with relative ease while mixing in a late tumbling breaking ball.

Nathan Eisfelder (2025 OF, Jonesborough, TN) showed well during his time on the mound as well, striking out five while running his fastball up to 78 mph while showing a present feel for his breaking ball.

Valentine Lopez III (2025 3B, Orange, CA) might not be a primary pitcher but he impressed during his time on the mound, running his fastball up to 79 mph and he also flashed depth to his breaker up to 63 mph.

Max Bettis (2025 RHP, Topeka, KS) followed Griffis in the lineup and enjoyed a two hit day of his own, including a line drive RBI single to center field in his last at-bat of the game.

Cameron Kessell (2025 RHP, New Port Richey, FL) barreled up a couple of baseballs hard to the opposite field, including a double to the opposite filed that jumped off the barrel, showing solid strength in his hands.

Alex Myers (2025 2B, Blythewood, SC) had an excellent day at the plate, twice driving balls to his pull side which resulted in a pair of loud doubles, showing nice speed around the bases once in stride.

Max Huston (2025 SS, Topeka, KS) picked up the first hit of the game for the Red squad late in the game, lining a first pitch into left field for a line drive single.

Kai Lwin (2025 OF, Lake Nona, FL) is a loose armed lefthander who struck out five in his two innings of work, running  his fastball up to 78 mph with nice life to his arm side while changing speeds with intent and success.

Deacon Pomeroy (2025 C, Topeka, KS) also did well on the mound for the Red team, topping out at 76 mph while striking out five in two innings, including a rare four strikeout innings.

Randy Ruiz (2026 OF, Winter Garden, FL) showed nice bat speed at the plate with a short and direct path with his hands as well as topping out at 81 mph on the mound while mixing a late diving changeup.

Nataniel Carroll (2025 OF, Tamarac, FL) hopped on the mound and struck out 4 of the 6 batters he faced, topping out at 74 mph but showed a consistent feel for his breaker, showing nice depth through the zone.

Max Murray (2025 3B, Winter Springs, FL) showed nice potential on the mound as the strongly built righthander showed a loose and easy arm action which produced a top fastball of 83 mph.

Tate Southisene (2025 SS, Henderson, NV) turned around a fastball down the third base line for a standup double in his last at-bat of the game. He also stole two bases and showed smooth actions up the middle.

Ronald Causby (2025 RHP, Seminole, FL) is a solid all-around athlete and he impressed from his primary position today when he worked three solid innings on the mound. He filled the zone working 80-82 mph with good sink on the fastball and showed solid feel for a vertical breaking ball. He racked up 7 strikeouts on 42 pitches in his three innings.

Evan Pall (2024 SS, Jacksonville, FL) picked up a pair of hits in game action today. He had a single to left field through the five-six hole in his first at-bat and then showed a continued feel for the barrel in his final at-bat with a line drive down the pull-side line. 

Max Bettis (2025 RHP, Topeka, KS) and Sam Bettis (2025 RHP, Topeka, KS) both showed good stuff in their outings on the mound today. They both worked around the 75-78 mph range creating good sink on the fastball while Sam showed a bit more bite to his breaking ball in the mid-60s while Max mixed in a changeup for a solid three-pitch mix. 

Cameron Kessell (2025 RHP, New Port Richey, FL) is a physical athlete who moves well for his size, swings the bat well and showed well on the mound. He worked in the mid-70s with his fastball, challenging hitters in the zone and showing consistent feel for a big 12-to-6 curveball that got swing and miss. 

Brayden Bachman (2025 3B, Chesapeake, VA) has a strong frame and he uses it well in his righthanded swing, showing bat speed while using the middle of the field approach with intent in his swing.

Logan Inman (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) has a high hand set in the box and shows the ability to impact the ball to his pull side, driving a ground rule double to his pull side with extension out front.

Dayson Griffis (2025 3B, Baxley, GA) is another strong righthanded hitter who shows a long and strong path bat with present impact to his pull side at the point of contact.

Cameron Kessell (2025 RHP, New Port Richey, FL) generated some of the better strength throughout the 14u round of batting practice. He shows a feel for the barrel and employed a gap-to-gap approach.

Nataniel Carroll (2025 OF, Tamarac, FL) showed present quickness to his hands and did a nice job of creating some life to his pull side, showing carry when squared up.

Taylor Belza (2025 C, Grafton, OH) is a strong lefthanded hitting catcher from Ohio who looks to do damage at the plate with a lifted path and leverage out front.

Cameron Uzzillia (2025 RHP, Tampa, FL) went to the plate looking to impact the baseball and he did just that, getting separated with his swing and showing intriguing carry to the pull side.

Linkin Garcia (2025 SS, Fullerton, CA) made the trip from California and stayed short to the ball while showing quickness to his hands, meeting the ball out front with all fields contact coming off.

RJ Wilson (2025 SS, Park Ctiy, UT) is a young righthanded bat from Utah who shows intent in his stroke, getting the hands going with quickness to them while getting the barrel to the ball.

RJ Machado (2025 SS, Sunrise, FL) showed nice bat speed and looseness to his hands with his righthanded swing, barreling the ball well with nice jump to the pull side gap.

Tate Southisene (2025 SS, Henderson, NV) showed a balanced righthanded swing throughout his round of batting practice, getting the barrel out front with consistent contact to all parts of the field.

Kai Lwin (2025 OF, Lake Nona, FL) incorporates his lower half well into his swing and showed the ability to turn on the ball with extension out front and quickness to his hands.

Deacon Pomeroy (2025 C, Topeka, KS) did a nice job of staying compact with his swing, showing quickness to his hands with present strength at the point of contact.

Randy Ruiz showed looseness to his hands, staying short to the ball with nice carry coming off when squared to his pull side.

Thomas Stewart (2025 SS, Lakewood, CO) came out from Colorado and put his quick hands on display, creating back spin to his pull side and projects well with additional lower half incorporated into his swing.

Max Huston (2025 SS, Topeka, KS) showed athleticism all over the field as he swung it with authority in the box and played a solid middle infield. Did a nice job in an early at-bat being aggressive as he hammered a single to leftfield before stealing a bag. 

Deacon Pomeroy (2025 C, Topeka, KS) generated easy power out of his physically mature 6-foot-2 frame. Knows how to leverage the baseball as he fires the hips and generates big bat speed. Tripled deep to the left-center gap as he one hopped the wall as he cruised into third while knocking in a run. He later flew out to deep centerfield as he just missed it. Was also fundamental behind the dish as he blocked it up and left runners stranded. 

Mason Kinchen (2025 LHP, Spring, TX) proved to have some pitchability as he carved up the opposing lineup in three innings of work. The lefty was balanced in the delivery as he went right after guys. Ran the fastball up to 75 mph as he worked both sides of the dish. Ended his outing with four punchouts without giving up a hit. 

Yeriel Rivera (2025 3B, Canovanas, PR) showed as comfortable in the box as the right-hander saw spin early out of hand before squaring it up. Heavy barrel at impact as he drove it deep with backspin. Crushed one into the left-center gap for a loud single while knocking in a run. 

Aiden Wallace (2025 LHP, Springfield, MO) flashed big upside on the mound as the long, lean left-hander utilized a whippy arm action. Fastball up to 71 mph as he mixed in a good breaking ball while missing barrels. Struckout four in three innings of work. Projects more velocity down the road and will make big strides with a physical strength gain. 

Kyle Hopper (2025 RHP, Orlando, FL) entered out of the bullpen and impressed right away. Mechanically sound in the operation as he proved he could repeat it. Free & easy arm action as he generated easy velocity getting up to 75 mph early. Also mixed in a good slurvy breaking ball & a changeup for strikes. Struck out the side in his last inning of work as he cruised through three innings of work. 

Jace Stancil (2024 C, Summerville, SC) impressed both in the box and behind the dish as he did a great job catching multiple arms. Proved to have feel for framing the baseball and blocked it up when needed. Short and simple right-handed stroke in the box as he showed patience before finding his pitch. Loud pull-side single late in the action.