Brayden Charness (2026 LHP, Calabasas, CA) was outstanding in his two innings of work, pitching mostly at 81-83 mph with his fastball with nice running life and an advanced ability to work at the bottom of the zone with his best stuff.  Hitters had basically no chance as he ended up with six strikeouts.

Caden Merritt (2025 OF, Gainesville, VA) is a strong bodied outfielder who is also a top prospect on the mound.  He was up to 81 mph today with a solid three-pitch mix of fastball, curveball and change up, all for strikes.

Shane Coarasa (2026 1B, Henderson, NV) swung the bat very well from the right side today, picking up a solid single up the middle and a double into the left field corner.  He's a strong 5-11/190 athlete.

Brody Jindra (2026 SS, Elkhorn, NE) is a very live bodied athlete who also swings a potent right handed bat.  He stroked a solid single to centerfield in one at-bat and then just missed extra bases when his deep drive to left field went off the fence just foul.

Nicholas Garofalo (2026 OF, Fairfield, CT) has very "hitterish" actions in the batter's box and was consistently timed and squared up today.  He drove a ball over the right fielder's head for a triple in his first trip to the plate and made solid contact on a pair of 4-3 putouts in his other at-bats.

Jaxen Maxey (2026 OF, Sumner, WA) showed well on both sides of the ball today, picking up a pair of base hits while also topping out at 77 mph on the mound.

Hudson Reed (2026 3B, Covington, GA) is a big and strong 6-0/160 athlete who showed plenty of two-way potential as well.  He was up to 81 mph on the mound with very good extension out front and had one at-bat where he crushed three balls, the first two foul and the last a firm single to left centerfield.

Brenden Lewis (2025 2B, Santee, CA) was yet another two-way standout for the Dark Green team.  He has a very loose and fast right handed swing that produced a double into the left field corner and a line drive base hit that undressed the third baseman.  He also worked a quick and clean inning on the mound with a 78-81 mph fastball.

Ethan Dejesus (2026, Riverview, FL) struck out 4 in his 2 innings of work. Mixing speeds well and tunneling a CB at 68 with a FB that he ran up to 78. Went 1-2 at the plate with a hard single up the middle, showing the ability to get the barrel out in front as well as quickness and speed down the line.

Pablo Jose Martinez (Dominican Republic, DOM) showed balance at the plate sitting back on a curveball, barreling up a line single to CF. Defensively, made a great jumping catch on a hard hit line drive, showing great athleticism and body control. 

Branson Crawford (2026, Gainesville, GA) with a quick arm and athletic on the mound with a repeatable delivery. He ran his fastball up to 81mph tunneling a tight spinning CB with bite and depth to the pitch.

Ryan Harwood (2026, Chandler, AZ) with balance and loft to his swing, sitting on a CB and lining a double into the left center field gap. On the mound, threw 2 scoreless innings, attacking hitters with a FB he ran up to 79mph.

Kevin Bruno (Santo Domingo, DOM) had 2 hits on the day, showing speed and quickness down the line on an infield single. Later, a quick bat and barrel control for a line single into the left center gap.

Rashad Hayes (2025, Oakland, CA) hit a triple to deep left center field. A quick strong swing showing loft and some serious pop to the pull side. Later stole home in the game as well.

Nathan Pimentel (2025, Bronx, NY) faced the minimum in 2 innings of work with a couple strikeouts. Attacking hitters with a fastball up to 78mph, getting weak contact on swings. 

Coleman Borthwick (2026, Freeport, FL) faced the minimum in 2 innings of work with a couple strikeouts, running the FB up to 81mph. With some run on the FB, he was able to get in on the hands of right-handed hitters and get weak contact.

Sammy Kane (2026, Carmichael, CA) was dominant in his one inning of work, striking out 2 hitters from a lower ¾ arm slot. Running the fastball up to 82mph. 

Connor Bast (2026, Hope Mills, NC) was impressive in one inning of work, with a smooth repeatable delivery. Fastball was up to 80mph while tunneling it well with a CB with good shape.

Corwin Allard (2026, Ladera Ranch, CA) was fantastic on the mound today, ending with two scoreless innings while striking out three and only allowing two hits.  He is a strong athlete that utilizes his lower half well.  He is able to generate nice running action with this fastball that sat 78-81 mph.  He also showed advanced feel for his curveball that has 11-5 shape and good depth.

Shawn Sullivan (2026, Barberton, OH) stayed hot at the plate, sending a line drive deep into the left center field gap for a stand up double in his first at bat.  He has a short, repeatable swing and does a nice job of staying on plane.  In his last at bat he was right on time with a fastball, hitting a laser up the middle.  He concluded his impressive weekend at the plate going 5-for-6.

Daniel Fernandez (2026, Miami, FL) showed off a pair of tools in his first at bat, sending a ball deep into the right-center field gap and flying around the bases for a triple.  He is a 6.95 sixty-yard dash runner and has a simple swing that creates good carry on line drives.  He pairs this swing with present strength and a frame that has room for more.

Harvey Lieberman (2026, Seattle, WA) went with a pitch and sent it over the third baseman’s head and ended up on second with a double thanks to great hustle out of the box.  He does a nice job utilizing his hips in his swing, something that will pay dividends as he continues to mature and add strength.  He would end the day with a 2-for-2 performance.

Cole Weinstein (2026, Newport Beach, CA) launched his second extra hase hit of the weekend in his last at bat, this time sending a line drive down the right field line and ending up on third with a stand-up triple.  He swings hard while staying on balance and taking a line drive approach to the plate.

Brady Murrietta (2026, Yorba Linda, CA) ended the weekend on a high note, sending a double deep into the left center field gap.  This double brought his total to two hits in four tries.  He is a physical player that utilizes his entire body well to generate pop off the bat. 

CJ Sampson (2026, Magnolia, TX) was attacking hitters from the start striking out 5 and running the FB up to 81mph. Good rhythm and tempo to go along with a loose and repeatable delivery. Also adding a well hit single down the RF line, showing loft and extension in the swing. 

Mayson Elam (2026, Tuscaloosa, AL) was 2-2 on the day. Showcasing quick hands and the ability to get the barrel out if front on a line single to CF. Plus instincts on the bases allowed him to take 3^rd and then score on a throwing error. 

Beau Peterson (2026, Shawnee, KS) comes right after hitters with high effort and intent on a FB that he got up to 83mph. Striking out a couple in his 2 innings of work.

Deion Cole (2026, Acworth, GA) was finding the barrel all day, going 2-4. Loose hands and barrel whip through the zone allowed him to square up line singles to center and left field.

Nicholas Bradley (2026, Clarks Summit, PA) Had 2 hits including a line double to LF. He showed quick hands with some pull side carry, and the ability to get the barrel out in front to point of contact.

Brody Kraft (2026, Saint Augustine, FL) with a smooth swing through the zone attributed to a 2-3 day with an rbi. Showcasing good first step quickness out of the box and the ability to run the bases well.

Lorenzo Laurel (2026, Coral Springs, FL) had quick hands through the zone barreling up a couple baseballs. First, a line single to CF. Then, pulling the hands inside, getting the barrel out in front and hitting a hard double down the 3^rd base line.

Gabriel Rozenfeld (2026, Englewood Cliffs, NJ) also added 2 hits for the red team. He showed loft in his swing and some pull side carry on a double to the right center gap later in the game.

Colton Sikes (2026 LHP, Huntsville, TX) Impressed at the plate showing a smooth, fluid swing path with good feel for the barrel. Pick up a pair of base hits in game action.

Joshua Adams (2026 3B, Fontana, CA) Generated solid bat speed through the zone and produced hard, loud contact when squared. Singled sharply twice in game action.

Khalon Davis (2026 MIF, Atlanta, GA) Displayed advanced actions defensively in the middle of the infield with good range to each side. Also showed good hand speed to contact with the ability to work to all fields.

Brayden Harris (2026 RHP, Orange Park, FL) Released from a high three-quarters arm slot generating solid downhill tilt through the zone, topped at 84 mph. Also flashed good depth with a breaking ball offering in the low 70's.

TJ Bradford (2025 SS, Hewlett, NY) Showed a balanced approach at the plate with quick, compact line drive barrel plane. Collected two base hits in game action.

Anthony Del Angel (2026 3B, Rio Rancho, NM) Consistently delivered the barrel to contact with intent producing hard contact throughout the day. Flashed the ability to create leverage at contact that produced good carry when squared.

Benjamin Ball (2026 OF, Phoenix, AZ) Showed good strength at contact with present bat speed. Throws barrel head with intent and created very good carry. Doubled off the left field fence in game action.

James Haupt (2026 OF, Canton, OH) Displayed good barrel control at the plate with the ability to work to all fields. Simple approach and consistently when with pitch location. Collected two base hits in game action including a double to right field. Also impressed on the mound producing good sink to the bottom of the zone with a fastball that topped at 83 mph.

Sebastian Lacruz Valiente (2025 SS, Medfield, MA) Generated good leverage at contact with the ability to produced solid barrel whip through the zone. Doubled sharply to the left field fence in game action.

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) did a nice job of generating extension out front on a 78 mph fastball and found the barrel, squaring it up for a hard line drive single into center field. He followed up with another loud barrel which was tracked down by a diving right fielder, showing nice jump off the barrel the other way before singling up the middle in his last at-bat. Later in the game he made a nice play to the backhand at shortstop before pivoting and starting the double play.

Keon Johnson (2026 3B, Macon, GA) continued to put together a nice showcase, routinely squaring up the baseball while picking up a line drive single early on into right field before a hard line out to center field. He also showed nice footwork on the pivot to go to third base on ground to get the lead runner.

Rouselle "Rookie" Shepard (2026, North Las Vegas, NV) showing off his arm strength from behind the plate, both in between innings as well as in game when he back picked a runner at second base. His left-handed swing is both short and fast as he pulled his hands in on a fastball and lined the pitch to right field for a single.

Ethan Wheeler (2026 2B, Middleburg, FL) showed a short, quick stroke from the left side of the plate, pulling his hands in to get the barrel to it for a hard line drive into right field. He also jumped on the mound and ran the fastball up to 81 mph with a quick arm and solid arm speed through the back.

Codey Gauff (2026 C, Boynton Beach, FL) had a nice day on both sides of the plate, showing off his arm strength with an accurate, on line throw down to second base to get the runner by a step or two. His hands proved to be just as quick as his arm when at the plate, finding the barrel a couple of times, including on a double into the left-center field gap.

Catcher Hopkins (2026 C, Tomball, TX) swung it well from both sides of the plate today, opening up with a short and fast stroke from the left side with a line drive single into right field. Later in the game he went into the right-handed box and squared it up again, connecting for a hard line out to center field.

Lucas Cannady (2026 3B, Tallahassee, FL) picked up a few knocks in this one, both times going to the opposite field with jump off of the barrel and quickness through the zone. He also pitched and lived in the upper-70s with his fastball, showing short life to the arm side.

Like Gauff, Jesiah Andrade (2026, Yucaipa, CA) showed well on both sides, throwing out a runner at second base with a strong, accurate throw before picking up a single back up the box, quickly stealing second and third before coming around to score on an errant throw.

Eli Willits (2026 SS, Fort Cobb, OK) had a nice day at the plate, finding the barrel a couple of times while showing a sound approach and loose, quick wrists. He twice squared up the ball to the opposite field, the second of which fell in for a line drive single.

Deacon Nelson (2026 SS, Twinsburg, OH) impressed during his time on the mound, showing a full and quick arm stroke which helped produce a fastball up to 80 mph with running life to his arm side while mixing in a curveball in the low-70s.

Jack Leach (2026, Charlotte, NC) had a nice outing on the mound, throwing three scoreless innings, striking out five and only allowing two hits.  He has a good frame for his age and features a loose, whippy arm.  He found success with his fastball, creating arm side run while sitting 73-78 mph with his fastball.  His best secondary offering was his changeup that he threw at 69 mph and was able to generate nice downer action.  He also showed a curveball that was at 61 mph and had 11-5 shape with good depth.

Colton Haire (2026, Apex, NC) showed good patience at the plate, waiting until he got a pitch he could handle before sending it deep into the right-center field gap for a double.  He is a high waisted athlete that has twitchy movements and strides around the bases well.

Colten Springall (2026, Las Vegas, NV) put his advanced barrel control on display today, lining a ball hard into the left-center field gap for an easy double.  He has good balance and a smooth, repeatable swing.  He would add a single to center in his next at bat, ending the day 2-for-4.

Sawyer Pearsall (2026, Bessemer, AL) made the most of his opportunities today, going 2-for-3 with a pair of singles and an RBI.  He has a good frame for his age with plenty of room to add strength.  He does a nice job of being on time and working the ball where it is hit.

Brock Johnson (2027, Warner Robins, GA) was aggressive at the plate today, taking advantage of first pitch strikes in the first inning and logging a couple of base hits.  He does a nice job of staying on balance through the swing and looks to hit the ball where it is pitched. 

Grady Emerson (2026, Argyle, TX) turned on an inside fastball and launched it down the right field line for a stand-up triple in his last at bat.  He is an athletic player that has a short swing and quick hands.  He was able to stay inside the pitch and find a nice barrel.

Manny Lantigua (2025, SS, Boca Raton, FL) has outstanding actions defensively at shortstop but he was spectacular in an inning of work on the mound.  He worked in the 83-86 mph range, mostly in the strike zone, to go with a nasty 76 mph slider.  There is some serious arm speed here to go with all his other tools.

Connor Langdon (2026 LHP, Perry, GA) is a model of projection, with a 6-0/150 build and an easy, low effort delivery and arm action.  He pounded the strike zone with an upper 70's fastball and big breaking 66 mph curveball for three innings, getting easy outs on a low pitch count.

Lorenzo Laurel (2026 OF, Coral Springs, FL) has some of the best bat speed at the event.  He one hopped the left field fence one at-bat and lined a shot up the middle in another.  Laurel was also up to 80 mph on the mound.

Owen ten Oever (2025 C, Brooklyn, NY) showed his power with a deep double to left centerfield.  He also had a nice game behind the plate throwing and receiving.

Troy Southisene (2026 OF, Henderson, NV) has very good barrel control and squared up multiple balls to the middle of the field from the right side of the plate.  The young switch-hitter also pitched a couple of quick innings on the mound.

Trent Vilade (2026 RHP, Frisco, TX) is the brother of former PG All-American and current Colorado Rockie AAA player Ryan Vilade.  He threw three very solid innings on the mound, sitting 73-75 and missing a huge number of barrels with his fastball.  Vilade also threw one of the best curveballs we saw all day.

Sawyer Pearsall (2026 OF, Bessemer, AL) showed nice bat speed for a slender 5-9/120 athlete, jumping on a fastball and lining it over the left fielder's head for a triple.  He was also up to 74 mph in his one inning on the mound.

Ethan Trahan (2026 LHP, Scottsdale, AZ) put a nice swing on the ball in his first at-bat, going down and getting a changeup with two strikes on him, showing a handle for the barrel with a line drive single into center field. He got to show off his hand quickness later in the game, spinning around a left-handed fastball on the inner half for a deep sac fly to right field. Trahan later jumped on the mound and sat in the upper-70s, showing an easy operation with plenty of strikes and a quality changeup at 71 mph.

Jack Ryan (2026 RHP, Cincinnati, OH) came out and attacked hitters with a fastball that lived in the 80-82 mph range from a higher release point, generating short sink to the pitch while mixing in a curveball with depth up to 70 mph, once back-dooring it to a left-handed stick for a called third strike.

AJ Cruz (2026 SS, Miami, FL)showed some smooth and fluid actions at shortstop, displaying soft hands and a strong arm across, working on top of the ball well. He later made a nice play charging in at third base, showing a quick first step to track down a pop up in foul territory. Cruz later picked up a flair single the other way to fall in in the last inning of play.

Nicholas Mondesando (2026 OF, Fishkill, NY) made perhaps the defensive play of the game out in centerfield as he got fully extended on a hard, sinking line driving where he got fully extended and took away what looked like a sure base hit off the barrel.

Anthony Del Angel (2026 3B, Rio Rancho, NM) got the barrel to an elevated 78 mph fastball and hit a hard line drive single past the second base, showing some quickness to his hands in getting the barrel through the zone.

Just like Del Angel, Sean Ashenfelder (2025 C, St. Johns, FL) went with an outer half fastball and simply met it out front, shooting a line drive single the other way. He later connected for the biggest hit of the game for the Black team, getting his arms fully extended on a fastball running away, driving it the other way on a line for an RBI and a three-base hit.

After finding the barrel in his first at-bat but ultimately caught for a hard L8, Ezekiel Lara (2026 3B, Lakewood, CA) dug in later this game and again found a barrel, squaring up a sinking line drive into center field. He continued finding the barrel and turned around another ball in his final at-bat, squaring up another single into right field for a two-hit day. 

James Haupt (2026 OF, Canton, OH) was able to add a tally to the hit column for the Black squad, turning on a curveball for a single into left field to open up the 8^th inning.

TJ Bradford (2025 SS, Hewlett, NY) showed off some quickness to his hands throughout the game and got down the line in his final at-bat, beating out a ground ball for an infield single.

Colton Guillot (2026 OF, Alachua, FL) stayed back on a curveball and pulled the pitch past the diving third baseman for a hit in his final at-bat of the game. He was also up to 80 mph on the mound, showing off a quick arm with occasional cut action.

Christopher Wall (2027 C, Parkland, FL) looked to spark the Steel offense with a line drive single, showing quickness to his hands, in the bottom of the ninth inning, going back up the middle on a line. Not long after Wall came in to score, Colton Haire turned around a fastball of his own for a hard single through the 6-hole.

After throwing two innings on the mound in which he was up to 75 mph, Grant Shepherd (2026 OF, Pearland, TX) went to the plate looking to ignite a last inning rally with a single to his pull side, getting enough of the bat to the inner half pitch.

Denton Lord (2026, Marianna, FL) threw three solid innings on the mound today, striking out two and allowing three hits.  He has a large frame with long limbs and plenty of room to add strength.  His arm is loose and whippy, allowing his fastball to sit 80-84 mph.  His main off-speed offering was a changeup that has good velocity differential, coming in at 70 mph.  He was able to avoid hard contact throughout the outing by moving the ball around the zone.

Gustavo Melendez (2025, Cayey, Puerto Rico) was all over a 1-0 fastball, sending it deep into the right-center field gap for an easy triple.  He does a nice job of shifting his weight through the swing, making the most of his present size.  He has a strong swing, so this type of result is no surprise.  He would jump all over a first pitch strike in his next at bat, ending the day 2-for-2.

Andrew Petrock (2026, Pelham, Ala.) unloaded on a fastball that was left over the inner half of the plate in his second at bat, sending it over the left fielder’s head for a double.  He has a line drive approach and is able to consistently find barrels in batting practice and games as well.  He has a single in his first at bat, ending the day 2-for-2.

Nicholas Bradley (2026, Clarks Summit, Pa.) was impressive on the mound in his three innings of work.  He only allowed one run on one hit while striking out five.  He has an easy motion that is explosive at release, allowing his fastball to sit 80-84 mph.  The offering is firm, jumping on hitters and creating a lot of swings and misses in the zone.  He paired the fastball with a changeup that had nice downer movement and some fade.  He also flashed an 11-5 curveball to keep hitters guessing.  He swung the bat well too, sending a double over the left fielder’s head in his second at bat.

Dylan Messina (2026, Cortez, FL) did a nice job hitting a two-seam fastball the other way and hustling around the bases for a double.  He has quick hands from the left side of the plate and does a nice job of utilizing his lower half.  He would go on to steal third base as well.  He ended the day 2-for-3.

Payne Cearnal (2026, Arlington, Texas) was able to turn on an inside fastball and send it down the left field line for an easy double.  He has quick hands, which allowed him to be on time with the pitch and get the barrel through and make hard contact.

Neyland Hulsey (2026, Rockmart, Ga.) showed good discipline at the plate, letting an outer half fastball get deep into the hitting zone before sending it the other way for a double in his second at bat.  He has quick hands and has shown potential for power as he continues to develop. 

Deion Cole (2026, Acworth, Ga.) was right on time in his last at bat, sending a high fastball deep over the center fielder’s head for a stand-up triple.  He is an athletic player and has a swing that creates natural loft.  His speed paired with his barrel skills are going to lead to a lot more extra base hits.

CJ Sampson (2026, Magnolia, Texas) ended the day strong, doubling to right field in his last at bat.  He has a smooth swing with strong hands, allowing him to leverage the ball well, especially to the pull side.  He creates good separation with his hands causing the ball to jump off his bat.

Codey Gauff (2026 C, Boynton Beach, FL) Displayed quality bat speed at the plate with the ability to turn the barrel with authority. Tripled sharply down the right field line in game action.

Cooper Shrum (2026 RHP, Belton, MO) Showed a tall, athletic frame on the mound with a fluid, extended three-quarters arm slot. Fastball jumped out of hand well topping at 82 mph. Also flashed solid feel and depth for his curveball in the low 60's.

Jordan Rich (2025 OF, Hollywood, FL) Utilized a compact, direct barrel path to contact and showed good feel for the barrel. Collected two base hits in game action.

Jesiah Andrade (2026 C, Yucaipa, CA) Displayed an aggressive approach at the plate and looked to attack pitches early. Singled twice in game action. Also showed polished actions defensively from behind the plate. 

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA) Showed a full arm swing through his delivery with a clean release. Fastball generated occasional downhill tilt through the zone in mid 70's, topped at 77 mph. Good feel for his breaking ball and showed the willingness to throw in all counts.

Kevin Bruno (2026 SS, Santo Domingo, NC) Showed polished, fluid defensive actions in the middle of the infield. Consistently flashed good range to the baseball with advanced actions throughout. Also impressed at the plate using a simple, compact approach that create hard contact when squared.

Hudson Franks (2026 RHP, Pike Rd, AL) Generated good direction to the plate with lower half while releasing from a three-quarters arm slot. Fastball flashed solid running action with occasional sink, topped at 77 mph. Also flashed a curveball with solid 11/5 shape in the mid 60's.

Ryan Harwood (2026 1B, Chandler, AZ) Showed the ability to generate good leverage at contact with present bat speed through extension. Tripled loudly to the right field corner in game action.

Bubba Coleman (2026 SS, Tolleson, AZ) Utilized a balanced approach, showed good feel for the barrel throughout the zone. Flashed the ability to create lift in swing that produced solid carry when squared. Doubled down the left field line in game action.

RJ Cope (2026, Lawrenceville, GA) struck out 4 in 3 innings of work. He was attacking hitters with his FB which he ran up to 78mph. Worked the FB up in the zone and gathered a good amount of swings and misses and weak contact. Throwing a CB at 66 with some depth that he tunneled well with the FB. A big projectable frame on the mound.

Beau Collier (2025, Labelle, FL) showcased a quick arm and hand speed on a FB that he ran up to 79mph. Threw a hard CB with good depth and found a feel for the pitch later in the outing. Was able to get swing and misses on the CB showing it can be a good 2-strike pitch. Also had an rbi single in the game.

Jeb Craven (2026, Jesup, GA) was dominant in his 2 innings of work. Showcasing a FB up to 80mph and a hard tight SLD with good tilting action. Attacking hitters with both pitches with the ability to throw the SLD for strikes while behind in the count.

Andrew Costello (2026, Fairview, PA) did it on all sides of the ball. A quick bat through the zone finding barrel attributed to a single and a line out. Defensively, showcasing smooth hands and feet while showing a strong arm across the diamond with carry on the ball. A loose and repeatable delivery on the mound helped him run the FB up to 84mph.

Marcus Cantu (2026, Friendswood, TX) had a great game, going 2-3 at the plate with a couple stolen bases. Strong, quick, hands helped him fight off a single to center, while also barreling up a hard single to right. Defensively making every play with quick feet and soft hands, including showing great body control and the ability to throw on the run.

Harvey Lieberman (2026, Seattle, WA) with excellent quickness out of the box on a line drive double down the line. showing the ability to stay back and go the other way. He didn't allow a hit in 3 innings of work with a good feel for a CB, showing the ability to throw it in any count for strikes while also gathering swings and misses.

Ty Tillery (2026, Madison, GA) struck out 3 in his 2 innings of work from a lower 3/4 arm slot. FB showed some arm side run while also throwing a tilting SLD with sweeping action. Was 1-3 at the plate barreling up a hard single through the 6-hole with the ability to get the barrel out in front. 

Matthew Kerrigan (2026, Valdosta, Ga.) took advantage of a fastball left over the plate in his first at bat today and sent it to left-center field for a stand up double.  He did a nice job of letting the ball get deep in the hitting zone before sending it the other way.  He has an athletic frame with plenty of room to add muscle for additional power.  He ended the day 2-for-3.

Sebastian Segura (2025, Spring, Texas) was active at the plate today, going 3-for-4 with three singles.  He showed the ability to sit back on off speed, sending a single to center on a curveball that was left in the zone.  He has a fluid swing that is repeatable and does a nice job of staying on balance.

Eli Willits (2026, Fort Cobb, Okla.) showed off the hand strength he has, turning tough pitches to hit into base hits.  He has a line drive approach and is able to control the barrel well, making it possible to handle the tough pitches.  He ended the day 3-for-4 and scored a pair of runs as well.

Shawn Sullivan (2026, Barberton, Ohio) was swinging a hot bat, going 3-for-3 with a pair of RBIs.  He has quick hands and has good bat-to-ball skills.  He also impressed on the mound, throwing three scoreless innings, striking out two and only allowing two hits.  He sat 80-84 mph with his fastball that was firm and was getting on hitters throughout his entire outing.  He paired the fastball with a 12-6 curveball that had good shape and the makings to be a fantastic swing and miss offering.  He also flashed a good changeup that had nice fade to it.

Cole Weinstein (2026, Newport Beach, CA) jumped all over a mistake by the pitcher, launching the ball over the center fielder’s head for an easy double.  He displayed a fluid swing in batting practice that he was able to translate into game action.  He does a nice job creating separation, making it easy for balls to pop off the bat. 

Brady Murrietta (2026, Yorba Linda, Calif.) drove a ball in the right-center field gap that rolled all the way to the fence, resulting in a double.  He is a presently strong athlete that knows how to use it.  He showed off the power to the pull side during batting practice and gave us a taste of the opposite field power in game.

Carson Bolemon (2026, Greenville, S.C.) was able to make loud contact today, crushing a ball over the left fielder’s head for a stand up double.  He has a good frame with room to add more strength to an already strong body.  He also had a good outing on the mound, throwing three scoreless innings and striking out four while only allowing one hit.  He has a loose arm and his fastball sat 78-81 mph.  He used a nice, 1-7 curveball as his primary off-speed pitch, and also flashed a changeup that came in at 73 mph.

Luke Tisenchek (2025 SS, Clifton Park, NY) pulled a 75 mph fastball down the line in his first at-bat of the showcase for a single, quickly advancing to second base with a theft.

Jack Armijo (2025 LHP, San Lorenzo, CA) opened up the game for Maroon on the mound and showed off an impressive live left arm, running his fastball up to 84 mph while working low-80s, showing nice life on the pitch to his arm side and a fast arm through the back.

Ethan Dejesus (2026 SS, Riverview, FL) showed no problem handling the fastball from Armijo, putting one the other way for a barreled up single into right field, digging in from the right side.

Carson Quillen (2025 C, Greeneville, TN) continued to show well in the showcase after a strong opening day, jumping on a 76 mph fastball and squaring it up into left field for the hardest hit ball to that point of the game, line a single into left field. He also jumped on the mound and ran his fastball up to 81 mph while living down at the knees.

Trevor Condon (2026 OF, Woodstock, GA) slapped a single the other way early in the game, showing off a handle for the barrel before jumping out into center field where his speed played well, covering some ground on a fly ball.

Griffin Miller (2026 OF, Palm Beach, FL) showed off looseness and quickness to his hands, turning around an upper-70s fastball for a hard, barreled line drive into left field to open the 6^th inning for Maroon. It was more of the same in his second at-bat of the day, turning around a secondary pitch for a double to the pull side gap, the first extra-base hit of the contest.

Lucas Cannady (2026 3B, Tallahassee, FL) followed up with a single of his own, going with an outer half fastball to drop a knock just in front of the right fielder. He also made a nice catch in shallow right field, ranging back from second base to make a nice catch and end the inning.

Brody Brant (2026 C, Cartersville, GA) made his presence felt for the Steel team, quickly shutting down the Marron’s running game from behind the plate, throwing out back-to-back attempted thefts of second base with true carry and big accuracy to second base.

Colin Ulrich (2026 RHP, Jacksonville, FL)was up to 80 mph with his fastball early in his outing, showing a full and loose arm stroke through the backside while mixing a pair of secondary pitches for strikes, mixing well throughout

Nate Russell (2026 RHP, Dallas, GA) ran the fastball up to 78 mph during his time on the mound with short sinking life through the zone and continually pumped the strike zone. He had a nice feel for his curveball, throwing it for plenty of strikes while flashing a fading changeup at 70 mph.

Kruz Schoolcraft (2026 LHP, Aloha, OR) showed real feel on the mound, going to his secondary pitches early and often and was never afraid to double or triple up on either his changeup or curveball, both showing life through the zone,

Dylan Minnatee (2026 1B, Elk Grove, CA) showed off a nice approach at the plate, going down and getting a left-handed 78 mph fastball with life and shooting it the other way, keeping his hands inside of the baseball nicely.

Catcher Hopkins (2026 C, Tomball, TX) turned on a 77 mph fastball for a crisp single into the left-center field gap from the right side of the plate. He showed off a strong arm at shortstop on his throws across the diamond and also moved well behind the plate, blocking several dirt balls while showing lateral agility.

Sammy Kane (2026 SS, Carmichael, CA) was impressive in his brief appearance on the mound, working a quick 1-2-3 inning from a lower slot, running his fastball up to 82 mph with short sinking life and a slider in the upper-60s with late bite.

Codey Gauff (2026, Boynton Beach, FL) is a switch hitter that squared the ball up from both sides and is able to get extended well and showed true power potential.

Lincoln Boyle (2026, Overland Park, KS) showed a short swing path and the ability to drive balls with his strong hands.  He is able to get the barrel out in front of the plate to make loud contact.

Rouselle "Rookie" Shephard (2026, North Las Vegas, NV) was able to send consistent line drives into the pull side gap.  He pairs his bat speed with the ability to hit the ball out front.

Jesiah Andrade (2026, Yucaipa, CA) showed the ability to drive the ball into the opposite field gap on a line.  He has a strong build and utilizes a short swing that is on plane through the zone.

Alex Harrington (2026, Valley Center, CA) showed power potential today, utilizing his lower half well.  He has a good frame with room for plenty of strength and showed off his already quick hands.

Judson Dowell (2026, Houston, TX) is a strong athlete with a swing to match.  He has natural lift to his swing, showing the ability to lift the ball deep up the middle with his swing that is short to the ball.

Ryan Harwood (2026, Chandler, AZ) has big time power potential with his large frame and strength.  He is able to generate a lot of bat speed, causing the ball to pop off the bat.

Bubba Coleman (2026, Tolleson, AZ) has a loose, fluid swing that causes the ball to jump off his bat.  He has the ability to whip the bat through the zone, easily sending line drives into the gaps.

John Short (2025, Anaheim, CA) showed the ability to create backspin, allowing his line drives to carry into the gaps.  He showed good barrel control, hitting the ball where it is pitched.

Kevin Roberts Jr. (2026, Meridian, MS) showed a loose swing and was able to make good contact with the barrel today.  He has a lot of room to add strength the his frame and has the makings of a big time power hitter.

Deacon Nelson (2026, Twinsburg, OH) has quick movements in his swing, allowing him to make solid contact to all parts of the field.  He is able to generate power with his quickness, especially pull side.

Jack Armijo (2025, San Lorenzo, CA) is a bigger athlete that is short to the ball and has a loose swing.  He is able to generate nice barrel whip which causes the ball to jump off his bat.

Keon Johnson (2026, Macon, GA) found a lot of success staying up the middle today.  He has a loose swing and is able to generate good barrel whip when he gets extended out front.

Ethan Wheeler (2026, Middleburg, FL) swings a heavy barrel, making solid contact today and creating nice carry.  He showed good pull side power potential at the plate.

Carson Quillen (2025, Geeneville, TN) does a nice job staying inside the ball, allowing him to make hard contact to all parts of the field.  He has a linear swing path and is able to create nice back spin.

Rashad Hayes (2025, Oakland, CA) displayed good hand speed and barrel control, making loud contact throughout his round.  He has a short swing and is able to create nice barrel whip.

Braydon Wright (2026, Mobile, AL) looked good at the plate today, pairing a line drive approach with a loose swing.  He was consistently making contact out in front of the plate.

Kruz Schoolcraft (2026, Aloha, OR) showed off a swing full of intent, staying short to the ball and swinging hard.  He has a line drive approach and was able to make hard contact throughout his round.

Cole Borthwick (2026, Freeport, FL) has a big frame with plenty of room for power.  He has quick hands and is able to generate bat speed while making solid contact out in front of the plate.

Connor Bast (2026, Hope Mills, NC) showed good hand strength today, attacking pitches during his round.  He has a rotational swing, and is able to generate back spin on his line drives.

Cruz Luna (2026, Crownsville, MD) displayed a nice, fluid swing with the ability to consistently make hard contact off the barrel.  He has a short swing that he keeps on plane throughout the zone.

Hudson Reed (2026, Covington, GA) had a strong showing at the plate, displaying a short swing with natural loft to it.  He is a strong athlete with quick hands to go with the strength.

Colton Patton (2026, Boyd, TX) is an athletic player that showed the ability to consistently drive the ball to the opposite field gap.  He swings down to the ball, creating nice back spin on his line drives.

Brenden Lewis (2025, Santee, CA) had a nice round showing off a polished swing.  He has a simple approach and is able to consistently repeat his swing and find barrels throughout the round.

Eli Willits (2026, Fort Cobb, OK) is a switch hitter that showed similar actions from both sides of the plate.  He created loud contact with his short swing and quick hands from both sides.

Archer Horn (2026, San Mateo, CA) displayed a nice line drive approach that will serve him well as he develops and adds strength.  He has quick hands and the potential to hit for power.

Peyton Resnick (2026, Friendswood, TX) had a good round with a consistent loose repeatable swing. He found the barrel repeatedly showing some lift towards the end of the round.

Beau Collier (2025, Labell, FL) with quick hands and barrel through the zone. Showing the ability to use the whole field with some pull side pop.

Daniel Fernandez (2026, Miami, FL) with good barrel awareness throughout his round. He showed the ability to work on a line to all parts of the field with a strong, quick bat.

Jack Keyes (2025, Parkland, FL) showed looseness and strength in his hands with pull side pop, getting his barrel out in front to the point of contact.

Andrew Costello (2026 C, Fairview, PA) took perhaps the loudest round of BP on the day, barreling up baseballs extremely hard to all parts of the field, including one hard line drive that hit off the wall in left field. 

RJ Cope (2026, Lawrenceville, GA) used his big frame to showcase some pop to the pull side. Showing the ability to get the barrel out in front.

Troy Southisene (2026, Henderson, NV) with an impressive round showcasing a violent and quick bat. Found the barrel and repeated his swing consistently.

Ronin McGraw (2026, Magnolia, TX) showcased a loose quick swing with explosive bat speed. Stayed through the ball well working on a line up the middle and pull side.

Colten Springall (2026, Las Vegas, NV) had a strong round with a short quick stroke through the zone showing the ability to go the other way with some pop.

Calin Arndt (2026, Lakewood, KS) showed strength in the hands and ability to control the barrel. Showcasing some pop to the pull side

Joseph Mittiga (2026, Suwanee, GA) had a great round showing a line drive approach. Ball came off the bat well to the pull side.

Emmanuel “Manny” Lantigua (2025, Boca Raton, FL) had quick hands and barrel through the zone. Showcasing a line drive approach

Brody Kraft (2026, Saint Augustine, FL) showed consistency in getting the barrel out in front. Had a line drive approach to the pull side.

Owen ten Oever (2025, Brooklyn, NY) showcased a consistent barrel out in front with quick hands. Showed some pull side pop later in the round.

Lorenzo Laurel (2026, Coral Springs, FL) had a good round showing explosive bat speed through the zone with some pop in his swing.

Jaxson Wood (2026, Hoover, AL) with a quick bat through zone. Line drive approach and the ability to go all fields.

Andrew Petrock (2026, Pelham, AL) showcased explosive bat speed through the zone consistently finding barrel with plenty of pop throughout the round.

Presley Moseley (2026, Gulf Breeze, FL) used his big frame to showcase some pop to the pull side, consistently getting his barrel out in front.

Nicholas Bradley (2026, Clarks Summit, PA) showcased some lift to the swing with quick hands through the zone.

Jakob Wagner (2026, Cape Coral, FL) showed violent bat speed through the zone consistently finding barrel throughout the round.

Deion Cole (2026, Acworth, GA) stayed through ball well with the ball jumping off the bat. Showed lift and pop in the swing throughout the round

Jasper Davis (2026, Fort Ogden, FL) has a big strong frame, and the ball was jumping off the bat. Showed lift and pop in swing later in the round

CJ Sampson (2026, Mongolia, TX) had a looseness and consistency to swing. Working pull side approach on a line throughout the round.

Beau Peterson (2026, Shawnee, KS) showed quick hands with a heavy barrel. Jump to the pull side when squared up

Joshua Adams (2026, Fontana, CA) with quick barrel through the zone. Pull side approach on a line, consistently finding barrel.

Dylan Messina (2026, Cortez, FL) switch hitter worked on a line from both side of the plate, consistently getting the barrel out in front on contact.

Andruw Giles (2026, Henderson, NV) had quick hands through the zone, working to the pull side while getting the barrel out in front.

Gustavo Melendez (2025 Cayey, PR) stayed through the ball well with lift to his swing. Showcasing some pop to the middle of the field and pull side.

Brayden Harris (2026, Orange Park, FL) had quick hands through the zone, consistently finding barrel. Worked with a line drive approach to all fields.

Colton Guillot (2026, Alachua, FL) quick and explosive barrel through zone. Showcasing lift and pop in his swing

Francis Garcia (2026, Miramar, FL) loose repeatable swing with a quick barrel through the zone. Showed some pop when he caught it out in front.

Ethan Trahan (2026, Scottsdale, AZ) had loose quick hands. Explosive bat speed through the zone, working on a line to the pull side.

Sean Ashfenfelder (2025, St Johns, FL) showed some lift to the opposite field. Worked on a line mostly with a quick explosive barrel through the zone.

Colton Haire (2026 SS, Apex, NC) impressed with his round of batting practice, regularly finding the barrel from the right side of the plate with big jump off the barrel and nice carry to the middle and pull side parts of the field. 

Ezekiel Lara (2026 3B, Lakewood, CA) showcased loose wrists in his left-handed swing, whipping the barrel around while consistently getting extended out front, showing nice carry off the barrel. 

Grady Emerson (2026 SS, Argyle, TX) took a consistent and steady round of BP, showing a smooth and easy left-handed stroke. There was plenty of lift to his swing though he remained balanced and routinely drove the ball pull side. 

AJ Cruz (2026 SS, Miami, FL) showed off a loose right-handed stroke that generated solid carry off the barrel, especially to the middle of the field which projects well moving forward.