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Matt Gonsalves (2022 C, San Ramon, CA) utilized a physical frame as he generated big bat speed from his strong hands. Impacts the baseball out front and has easy juice in the bat. Took a solid round today as he showcased himself well in the box. 

Lucas Marlowe (2022 C, San Ramon, CA) proved he could leverage the baseball as he attacked it out front and drove it deep. Some of the loudest contact we heard all day when he squared it up. 

Sean McGinty (2023 C, Walnut Creek, CA) generated easy power out of his 6-foot-3 frame as he flashed an uphill swing path. Drove it gap to gap and projects plenty of power down the road as it was already on display today. 

Ty Popoff (2021 OF, Galt, CA) utilized a smooth left-handed cut as he sprayed it around the park on a line. Advanced bat on ball skills that will carry him far offensively in the future. 

Marcus Babauta (2021 OF, Stockton, CA) was athletic in the swing as he threw hands at the baseball and found the barrel consistently. Also proved to have some pull-side power in the swing. 

Jacob French (2023 3B, Benicia, CA) did a great job using his legs as he fired the hips and impacted the baseball out front with authority. Short and simple swing path as he stayed linear while driving it to all fields. 

Jake Harvey (2022 SS, Roseville, CA) utilized a strong set of hands as he generated easy bat speed through the zone. Impacts the baseball out front and proved to have power to the middle of the field during his round. 

Andrew Sauceda (2024 C, San Jose, CA) whipped the bat head through the zone showing plus bat speed. Also got in a groove and proved he could drive it gap to gap on command. 

Blake Schaaf (2023 SS, Oakland, CA) peppered the middle of the field as he utilized a linear swing path. Later went on to showcase the power as he drove it deep and proved he could leverage the baseball. 

Tyler Snow (2025 C, Citrus Heights, CA) showcased a balanced swing as he proved he could spray it around the park. Did a good job matching plane and squared it up consistently. 

Tristan Willis (2021 OF, El Dorado Hills, CA) had a solid showing today during batting practice as he shows big juice in the bat. Looks to do damage with every cut and when he found the barrel, he generated loud contact. Pull-side power starting to show as well. 

Michael (Mikey) Bell (2022 SS, Fresno, CA) utilized a physical build as he muscled the baseball around the park. Did a good job of staying short and simple to the baseball as he drove it around the park. Also flashed signs of some pull-side power. 

Frankie Castillo (2023 OF, Sacramento, CA) found a barrel with every cut he took as he swung it with authority today. He launched baseballs deep to center while showing he could generate backspin, creating easy power. 

Jacob Cullen (2022 C, Folsom, CA) stayed simple in his approach as he utilized a quiet approach at the dish. Pull-side power showing early in his round and then simplified late as he sprayed a couple into the right-center gap to end a strong round of batting practice. 

John Handy (2024 C, Auburn, CA) the young right-handed bat showcased strong hands as he impacted the baseball out front with thump. Generated loud contact when he found the barrel and projects power down the road. 

Everet Johnson (2024 3B, Sonoma, CA) utilized his athleticism as he showed quick hands during his round. Stayed short and simple to the baseball as he sprayed it on a line to all fields.

Rocco Palmini (2021 OF, Petaluma, CA) took a mature round of batting practice as he hit it where it was pitched before showing off some power. Knows how to leverage the baseball as he impacts with intent to do damage. 

Juaren Salas (2025 SS, Bremerton, WA) was fundamental in his approach as the young man knew where the bat head was at all times. Did a good job firing the hips before working into a linear swing path. Drove it to all fields and has big promise in the box going forward. 

JT Shank (2023 1B, Castle Pines, CO) the left-handed bat utilized a physical build as he crushed baseballs during his round today. Does a good job getting extended and knows how to generate backspin. Easy power showing and projects even more in the future. 

Isaiah Landry (2023 OF, El Cerrito, CA) swung it with intent today as he found barrels with almost every swing. Great hand-eye coordination showing as he drove it where it was pitched. 

Nico Castrillo (2021 SS, Hercules, CA) utilized a great set of hands as he worked with an uphill swing path. Did a nice job getting extended and proved to have some power to the pull-side. Mature approach as he proved he could drive the outer half pitch the other way on a line. 

Luis Martinez (2022 SS, San Jose, CA) flashed plenty of fast twitch type muscle in the box as he threw hands at the baseball while generating easy bat speed. Stayed short and simple as he drove it to all fields on a line. 

Kaden Peterson (2022 OF, Sparks, NV) showcased a simple mechanically approach as he started spread out and relied on his hands to get the job done. Whips the bat head through the zone and then impacts out front with a bang. Drove it the other way with comfort as well. 

Joel Roberts (2023 3B, Modesto, CA) put his physical build to good use in the box as the 6-foot-0 right-hander created some noise with the bat. Flashed an uphill swing path as he drove deep fly balls gap to gap. 

Joseph Barnhardt (2021 C, Stockton, CA) utilized his physical 6-foot-2 frame as he punished baseballs during his round. Proved he could drive it to all fields and flashed some pull-side power as well. Projects big power down the road as it was on full display today. 

Noah Canter (2022 C, Sacramento, CA) swung it with intent as he looked to do damage with every pitch. Utilized a strong set of hands as he proved he could leverage the baseball and drive it deep. Crushed one deep over the pull-side fence as he generated loud contact during his round. 

Adam Harper (2022 MIF, Moraga, CA) showcased a heavy barrel at impact as he squared it up with authority throughout his round today. Did a good job of getting the bat head out front as he drove it gap to gap. 

Taylor Kaufman (2022 OF, Burlingame, CA) took a strong round today as he proved he could impact the baseball consistently. Flashed signs of power as he drove it deep to the pull-side. Advanced bat on ball skills that will carry him far. 

Preston Fondren (2022 C, Granite Bay, CA) utilized his compact build as he showed great strength in the wrists and lower half. Drove it into both gaps with carry and also proved to have power to the pull-side. Mechanically sound swing that projects even more power with strength gains. 

Tyler Ohlson (2021 RHP, San Jose, CA) generated easy torque as he utilized his long, lean body type. Proved he could leverage the baseball as he drove it to the deeper parts of the park throughout his round. Projects even more power down the road when he fills out the frame. 

Ned Righellis (2023 OF, Redwood City, CA) flashed a short and simple type swing as he put it to great use finding barrels with what seemed like every cut. Did a good job getting the bat head out front as he drove it gap to gap. Flashed signs of power as well to the pull-side. 

Cayden Lee (2022 1B, Eureka, CA) utilized a physical build as he muscled the baseball around the park. Creates whip with the bat as he squared it up consistently. Proved he could leverage the baseball and create backspin as he drove it deep to centerfield.