Elijah Stewart (2022 RHP, Katy, Texas) is a 6-1 lean and projectable frame with a live arm. Up to 88 in his start, he has a loose delivery and mixed well. Shorter arm action with ability to work all quadrants and land the off-speed.

Andre Wood (2024 RHP, Leander, Texas) is an impressive ’24 arm with a lot to come. He has showed good pieces coming together on the mound and held a solid start here. His fastball was up to 87 with good life and a tight breaking ball.

Sawyer Strosnider (2024 OF, Weatherford, Texas) had multi extra base hit day at the plate and overall had a good weekend catching our attention early with his batting practice round. This is certainly a talented bat to follow with a solid hit tool and athletic upside.

Mason Johnston (2023 RHP, Morgan City, Louisiana) was uptempo working the fastball up to 88. The delivery is compact with quick movement complimenting a sharp breaking ball he mixed very clean.

Milo Rushford (2022 OF, Sahuarita, Arizona) connects with a lot of impact, the New Mexico State commit swings it very well with power to build on as he progresses. He barreled a deep RCF base hit that jumped off the barrel.

Braylon Brooks (2024 SS, Tuttle, Oklahoma) has huge two-way potential with high arm strength in the field and on the mound. He had a quick inning of work topping the fastball out at 88 with perhaps one of the best breaking balls seen this weekend.

Jackson Wilkerson (2023 LHP, Montgomery, TX) showed off a strong package on the mound. Up-tempo delivery with shorter arm action. His fastball was up to 85 and worked it well away to right-handed hitters. Curveball was ~71 with solid depth to it.

Konnor Graham (2023 RHP, Loranger, LA) threw three shutout innings without allowing a hit and struck out 3. His fastball was up to 86 and showed solid command. Big frame and comes at hitters from a downhill plane.

Reid Ross (2023 LHP, Argyle, TX) is having a strong game on both sides of the ball. After a solid first day at the plate, he's followed it up with a another loud hit on day two. Solid outing on the mound throwing three shutout innings and allowed just one hit. Fastball has been sitting low 80s and mixes in a nice breaker at 72.

Micah Dean (2023 OF, Sugar Land, TX) has been solid on the mound as well. Lots of athleticism on the mound and throws from an over-the-top slot. He struck out five in his first two innings on the mound. Fastball was up to 87 and generated a lot of swing & miss with his curveball.

Bryce Dwyer (2023 C, Spring, TX) followed up a strong day one defensively behind the plate with an impressive showing on the mound. His fastball was up to 87 and showed solid athleticism on the bump.

Jalen Seward (2022 3B, Chandler, NM) had a strong innings work on the mound. Big frame and comes at hitters on a downhill plane. His fastball was up to 87 and mixed in a good breaking ball. He's an uncomfortable AB especially for right-handed hitters.

Kyle Suarez (2022 OF, Brownfield, TX) had a multi-hit game including possibly the hardest hit ball of the whole showcase. He crushed a ground-rule double to left field. Strength based swing with solid raw power. Also shows good reeds in the outfield on defense.

Xander McAfee (2022 OF, Mansfield, TX) showed off some of the most impressive raw power of the showcase. He has solid bat speed and his swing has impressive strength to it. He had contact on almost every ball he hit and there was serious backspin on his batted balls to pullside. More power over hit tool presently.

Jiwoong Park (2022 3B, Lewisville, TX) had a great feel for the barrel with impressive carry to pullside. He has limited pre-pitch movement and had natural lift to the swing. He went deep once to pullside with good bat speed.

Micah Dean (2023 OF, Sugar Land, TX) stood out for his electric bat speed. Whippy barrel action and his raw power plays well to all fields. It's a simple operation with no leg lift and utilizes his lower half well with good hip rotation.

Caden Ferraro (2023 LHP, Pearland, TX) showed off a lot of strength in his swing with a natural feel for the barrel. He hit with power to the whole field and his batted balls have nice backspin to them. The raw power is solid.

Jacob Sullens (2022 OF, Keller, TX) has a strength based swing that is geared towards power. Impressive strength in the swing with barrel control. Maybe the hardest hit balls of BP here. Simple swing path with bat speed. Direct path to the ball and utilizes the lower half well.

Tracer Lopez (2023 SS, Rosebud, TX) has a solid line drive oriented swing. Solid bat to ball skills and was spraying liners all over the field. Finding the barrel was easy for him and it was frequently loud line drives.

Kyle Suarez (2022 OF, Brownfield, TX) has a lot of raw power to like alongside a refined swing and excellent bat to ball skill. His round intrigued, athletic frame that runs into contact with strength and a quick barrel that consistently carried deep.

Jalen Seward (2022 3B, Chandler, NM) is a physical 6-5/210 build that swings with control and high impact. He showed off power to all fields, plenty of strength upside and great feel finding consistent barrels. Will be interesting how well he transfers it in-game

Bryce Dwyer (2023 C, Spring, TX) had the most impressive overall round. Connection throughout the swing with timing and explosive quick movements produced a pair of homeruns and a few just shy but still some of the hardest connections all day. Plenty of reason to keep tabs on this performance.

Milo Rushford (2022 OF, Sahuarita, AZ) is a next level talent who held an impressive round generating a good look at the potential offensive impact. Present strength and a quick barrel with a smooth stroke, can certainly expect this to play very well.

Caden Cline (2022 RHP, Lubbock, TX) started on the mound for Team White and is showing off an impressive package. He has a fluid delivery with easy arm action and has a projectable lean (6'4, 195 lbs.) frame. His fastball was up to 88 in the first inning and has been sitting ~85. Tight breaking ball that's been up to 76 with bite at times and has shown a CH around 80. He is currently uncommitted.

Braylon Brooks (2024 SS, Tuttle, OK) had an impressive defensive workout pre-game and the tools translate in game. His arm was clocked over 90 MPH both from the infield and outfield. Short levered swing with barrel control. Lead off this game with a opposite field base hit and scored a run. Also has shown smooth reactions defensively in the infield.

Kaden Peeples (2023 RHP, Houston, TX) had an impressive outing on the mound for Team Purple. He threw three perfect innings with six strikeouts. He showed solid pitchability working a fastball that sat low 80s and a short breaking ball that tunnels well with the fastball. Shorter arm action from an over the top slot and repeats it well.

Bryce Dwyer (2023 C, Spring, TX) nearly missed a HR in game by a few feet barreling a ball to the warning track. He showed off impressive raw power to all fields in BP. Solid strength in this swing. Solid tools behind the plate as well. Good receiving ability and has a strong throwing arm. He threw out a runner trying to steal in game  with ease.

Jake Duer (2022 OF, Flower Mound, TX) made an outstanding diving grab in RF to steal a hit in this one. Shows solid athleticism in the outfield. Smooth left-handed with good barrel control. Uses the whole field well. Duer is committed to TCU.

Alex Honeyman (2022 LHP, San Antonio, TX) threw three shutout innings for Team White. He has a deceptive look and hides the ball well throughout his delivery. Showed good feel to spin a breaking ball.

Carl Sullivan (2022 OF, Arlington, TX) roped a base hit in game and stole a bag. He has a solid run tool and puts a lot of pressure on a defense. His swing has good bat speed and barrel control to it. Keeps the bat on a level plane, line-drive oriented swing.

John "Alex" Walsh (2023 RHP, Alexandria, LA) showed off electric stuff on the mound for Team White. He threw three shutout innings while striking out five. His fastball sat 88-89 (T90) with rise and run to it at times. He paired it with a nasty loose breaking ball that had teeth at 78. Easy operation with an up-tempo delivery and quick arm speed.

Reid Ross (2023 LHP, Argyle, TX) had a multi hit game including a well struck double that one-hopped the fence. Solid raw power. Swings with leverage and gets solid extension. Shows good athleticism to his game.

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Kade Baron (2022 RHP, Missouri City, Texas) filled up the zone well mixing an advanced changeup in his rotation and that slider has tight horizontal action. His fastball was a tough pitch to barrel clean with good life, he sat around 85-87 range. The delivery is clean with feel to adjust pitch to pitch, low 3/4 slot worked the inside half against right-handers well.

Micah Dean (2023 OF, Waller, Texas) struck a well-connected base hit to open it up, he is a spark plug type of athlete with solid quick movements and athleticism across his tools. The swing is compact with balance and has a good feel for the zone. Versatile on defense with a lot of glove skill and field awareness.

Zach Erdman (2022 LHP, Keller, Texas) has pieces to expect to carry smoothly at the next level. Natural life from the left-side runs it away late with a firm 84-86 fastball flashing some sink action. The secondary has plenty of upside, changeup has fade with a clean release that dodged barrels and a sharp slider that played very well as his outing progressed.

Jalen Seward (2022 3B, Chandler, New Mexico) is a physical corner infield profile with high raw strength can swing it well with projectable power, he had an impressive BP showing easy pop that transferred to the game. 6-5/210 build also flashed good lateral movement in the field and the arm strength to compliment. Plays with hustle and feel for the game.

Caden Ferraro (2023 LHP, Pearland, Texas) showed off quality command across his pitch rotation and does not leave much over the middle with late run on the fastball up to 84. The breaking ball is a tough 1/7 shape with bite at 72, very confident mix that was working his whole outing with feel to land in the zone or generate a swing miss for the put away.

Matthew Houston (2022 C, Longview, Texas) is a strong build with a good bat, the contact tool plays with present strength and plenty of power to unlock in his future. He roped a double that jumped off the barrel. Behind the plate he shows sounds action and receiving skills, the physicality has upside, and the hitting will carry.

Xander McAfee (2022 OF, Mansfield, Texas) has some athletic upside to be familiar with, after a loud round of BP he showed off his impact on the bases legging out a double with a stolen bag. He has easy strength that projects very well and consistently creates leverage with balance and a quick barrel through the zone. He fits the part in the outfield flashing the glove skill to both sides and solid mobility.

Cohl McCoy (2024 2B, Fort Worth, Texas) is a toolsy player with a high motor. Two hit day at the plate including a double that had good carry in the right-center gap. He stood out in the infield workout and the smooth actions transfer to the game well with an excellent run and contact tools to keep tabs on.

Kyle Suarez (2022 OF, Brownfield, Texas) muscled a base hit late in game one. 6-2/185 build that moves very well in the outfield with clean mechanics and another standout in batting practice with a lot of impact potential ahead of him. He runs into contact with force and an easy loft stroke, the athleticism plays with plenty of upside to like at the next level.