Cristian De Los Santos (2024 3B, Miami, FL) has put bat to ball fairly consistently over the course of the weekend and collected a double in his final game. It was of the bloop variety but he still showed the hustle to make it to second base. 

Nick Oliveira (2025 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) hammered another baseball in game with a triple to left field. Oliveira's strength is really advanced for the age and he allows it to play with the swing that works optimally. 

Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) fought off a single to center and was able to advance to third base following a dive. Barjam has hammered balls consistently this weekend and takes quality at-bats. 

Scott LaMountain (2024 2B, Keeseville, NY) collected one hit and also started on the mound. LaMountain has a long, leveraged stroke from the left side and on the mound worked up to 78 mph with good sinking life at times. 

Jayden Mongiove (2025 C, Port Saint Lucie, FL) didn't have the firmest velocity on the weekend but stood out with his pitchability and offspeed stuff. Monglove was able to rip off teardrop curveballs for bot chases and called strikes along with consistent weak contact and a bugs bunny changeup. 

Brandon Reiter (2025 1B, Melbourne, FL) got the start and showed a pretty impressive two pitch mix. The fastball worked in the mid-70s with life and angle while the breaking ball was his bread and butter as he could manipulate the shape of it and get empty swings. 

Garwood Hindle (2025 SS, Rye, NH) drove a double down the right field line as he kept his hands in and still got the barrel out. There's looseness to the stroke and natural loft that projects as he adds strength. 

Maximus Mayes (2025 3B, Clearwater, FL) sat on a first pitch to smoke a line drive triple to the left centerfield gap. Mayes has a clean stroke from the right side with strength in his wrists to go along with the overall athleticism. 

Brandon Grueser (2025 RHP, Elkton, FL) showed intriguing upside working in the upper-70s with low effort and feel to pitch to both sides of the plate. There's good projection in the frame and as he gets more comfortable with secondaries he'll continue to improve. 

Joseph Troupe (2025 OF, Tampa, FL) dropped in a double to the opposite field and showed good speed by hustling around the bases. Troupe took a good round of BP and covers a good bit of ground in center too. 

Victor E Perez-Rivera (2024 SS, Arecibo, PR) collected a hit to the opposite field and showed off the speed in the process. He collected a couple of stolen bases including an impressive delayed steal of home to really show off the instincts. 

Osjun Rivas (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) was impressive on the mound with a quick right arm and a fastball that topped out at 81 mph. There's good life on the fastball and obvious athleticism as he also mixed in a two-plane breaking ball too; he added an opposite field hit and a steal of home himself. 

Michael Delgaudio (2025 OF, Lutherville, MD) got a hold of an inner half fastball and ripped it down the line for a double. Delgaudio had another loud double in yesterday's game and has excellent strength to the pull side of the field. 

Jonnathan Martinez (2025 SS, Kissimmee, FL) has a loose, tension-free stroke from the left side with plenty to project upon. Martinez shows natural loft along with loose hands and a lot to like as he continues to add strength. 

Jack Ottesen (2025 RHP, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) has a simple swing from the right side with quick hands and a fairly compact bat path. He's got strong wrists to impact the ball and has good length through the finish. 

Cristian De Los Santos (2024 3B, Miami, FL) took one of the louder rounds of the day as the right-handed hitter has big time bat speed and power potential. He's balanced in the box with some length to the stroke but has easy power, specifically to the pull side. 

Rivers Kurland (2025 LHP, Tampa, FL) is a primary pitcher but showed off some two-way ability with a quick swing from the right side. There's some lift to the operation with fluidity at impact and Kurland projects to be a high level two-way player. 

Nick Oliveira (2025 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) has big strength with a large frame at 6-foot-3 with impact at contact. He travels with an inside hand path though he still gets the hands out to drive the ball out in front with carry. 

Carlos Fuenmayor (2025 C, Orlando, FL) has a balanced, repeatable swing from the right side with natural loft to the swing plane along with good strength. Fuenmayor maintained strength through contact and worked the ball with carry to both gaps nicely. 

Christopher Hemmings (2025 3B, Tampa, FL) showed very fast hands from the right side along with feel to turn the barrel over with intent and work to the pull side. The bat speed stands out as does the physical projection as he should add power to his repertoire as he gets stronger. 

Osjun Rivas (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) creates good separation with a consistent swing and the ability to barrel up the ball with regularity. Rivas can work to all parts of the field with strength and his barrel skill is a standout offensive tool. 

Manny Sanchez (2025 SS, Miami, FL) shows some hand quickness and the ability to get on top of the ball and work on a line. Sanchez flashed some power to the pull side and has a swing designed to hit the ball hard and into the air with consistency. 

Joseph Troupe (2025 OF, Tampa, FL) swings hard and generates good whip to the barrel along with loud, consistent contact off the barrel head. He works to both gaps and remains balanced with a small stride to do maximum damage off the bat. 

Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) is a physical right-handed hitter with good strength and bat speed to the profile. There's skill to manipulate the barrel along with present pull side power when the ball is squared. 

Nick Oliveira (2025 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) is a projectable right-hander that threw for team White. He Has long arm action and plunges. Has effort in delivery but gets solid extension. FB is deceptively fast, topped out at 80 and has riding life to it. He also showed power at the plate by smoking a triple to CF.

Cristian De Los Santos (2024 3B, Miami, FL) went 1 for 1 with a well struck double to LF. He frequently has great feel the barrel and is one of the best bats in the tournament.

Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) hit a firm opposite field single and stole second and third base right after team Black.

Jonathan Bay (2025 C, Saint Johns, FL) drove a deep triple to CF for team Black as well. He has solid strength in his swing with bat speed.

Michael Delgaudio (2025 OF, Lutherville, MD) laced a double to LCF that one hopped the fence. He has a long swing but with plenty of power and it's balanced.

Max Ferrick (2025 2B, Grand Rapids, MI) also laced a triple. Slashy swing with a level bat path and lots of bat speed here.

Rivers Kurland (2025 LHP, Tampa, FL) was terrific on the mound as he was mixing speeds and filling up the strike zone. The left-hander has a very athletic delivery with a fast arm while touching 81 mph and showing a hammer curveball in the upper-60s. 

John Rodriguez (2025 RHP, Boca Raton, FL) was very efficient in his start and missed bats with his fastball. Rodriguez has an eminently projectable build with a mid-70s heater that he dotted to the glove side consistently. 

Maximus Mayes (2025 3B, Clearwater, FL) showed off all the tools with good bat to ball skills as well as his wheels. Mayes brought home a run and then proceeded to steal second and third base to put the pressure on. 

Garwood Hindle (2025 SS, Rye, NH) split the opposite field gap to cruise into second base with a double. Hindle has a loose swing with some loft to the plane and is a true all fields hitter, working to both gaps with intent. 

Mark Coakley (2024 C, Merritt Island, FL) doubled early in this one, not missing an elevated pitch and cruising around for a standup double. Coakley exudes strength through contact and generates good carry off the barrel. 

Christopher Hemmings (2025 3B, Tampa, FL) notched a single in one of his at-bats in this one but showed massive upside on the mound. The Right-hander has a fast arm with a fastball touching 80 mph with a ton of arm side life. He mixed in a sharp, downer curveball in the low-60s too and should be monitored closely moving forward. 

Blake Ilitch (2025 RHP, Detroit, MI) started the game for the Black team and ran his fastball up to 87 mph in the first inning. The fastball has sinking life and settled in the 80-84 mph range as he showed four pitches highlighted by a big breaking 12/6 curveball; Ilitch also knocked in a run with a line drive single back up the middle. 

Ryan Maggy (2024 RHP, Peru, NY) pounded the strike zone during his start on the mound, sitting in the 80-82 mph range with command to both sides. He's got a real curveball, a fading changeup, and a fast arm to complement a projectable frame to posit major upside. 

Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) smoked a two-hopper to the pull side wall that resulted in a triple. Barjam has both impressive physicality and bat speed as he was able to sit back and leverage the ball to show off the pull side power. 

Jonathan Bay (2025 C, Saint Johns, FL) took advantage of an elevated pitch to crush it into the left centerfield gap and hustle around for a triple. Bay rotates well in the box and showed off the wheels to slide in safely at third. 

Brandon Reiter (2025 1B, Melbourne, FL) collected a base knock with a single back up the middle as well as a terrific web gem. Reiter was going backwards and to his right in foul ground to make a magnificent over-the-shoulder catch as he was sliding down to his knees.