Dale (Trey) Shrock (2023, Appomattox, VA) uncorked on a loud double during the first inning, driving it over the right fielders head. Flashing a heavy barrel with a lofted stroke, Shrock ambushed a fastball, wasting no time during his at-bat. 

Atticus Solomons (2024, Monmouth Junction, NJ) drove in the first two runs of the game, lining a single over the first baseman’s head, brining in two runners. A whole field approach with a line drive swing plane, the Jersey native can spray the ball around the field with developing feel for the barrel. 

Logan Frazier (2023, Linthicum, MD) clubbed a 2-out double for the red squad, showcasing the pull side power he briefly flashed during BP, turning on an inside fastball, keeping his hands inside the ball well. 

Landon Scott (2022, Mechanicsville, VA) punched a fastball the other way, motoring into third for a hustle triple. Displaying his athleticism, Scott busted it out of the box, showing off his speed beating the throw from the right fielder. Showcasing barrel control with the ability to hit the ball hard to all fields. 

Cooper Artley (2023, York Haven, PA) worked an efficient two innings of work. Showcasing an electric arm as he worked his fastball up to 89 mph a handful of times, sitting in the mid-80’s. Generating a lot of swing and misses with a heavy fastball, Artley worked in all four quadrants, flashing a developing breaking ball. 

Donavan Johnson (2025, Newtown, VA) brought home two with an RBI-single back up the middle. Ambushing the first pitch, Johnson continues to display feel for the barrel, working through the middle of the field well with a consistent swing plane. 

Justin Polanco (2023, Bronx, NY) banged a double off the right field fence, continuing to display juice to the pull side. A quick, compact stroke from the left-side, Polanco is continuing to develop barrel control, but he is on time there is no doubt he can jump the yard. 

Richie DeLaCruz (2023, Knoxville, TN) ripped an RBI-single into right, for a loud barrel that echoed throughout the stadium. A lofted, left-handed stroke, the Tennessee native squared up a fastball, showing the ability to lift the ball through the pull side. 

Tyree Claxton (2023, Carrollton, VA) opened the first up for the white team, hammering a double to right-center field that would one hop the fence. Claxton would continue to showcase his power at the dish with another loud double, hammering a ball down the right field line during his second at-bat. Collecting his third double in his third AB, Claxton has showcased high bat-to-ball skills, with a knack for barreling up the ball. 

Jaxon Gonzalez (2023, Norfolk, VA) got the white team on the board first, squaring up a ball, lining it back up the middle for an RBI-single. After a consistent round of BP, Gonzalez continues to show advanced bat-to-ball skills. 

Judson “Jay” Clements (2023, Newport News, VA) was impressive early in his outing, grabbing a quick 86 mph during his first inning of work. Punching out 7 during his 3 innings of work, Clements worked in all four quadrants with his fastball. A projectable build with room to grow and whippy arm action, there is more left in the tank for the young right-hander. 

Andrew Gload (2022, Silver Spring, MD) opened the bottom of the 5^th with a stand-up triple. Lacing a ball into the right-center field gap as he shot it over the right fielders head. While also tossing 4 innings on the mound, Gload racked up 6 punch outs, commanding the zone with a developing three-pitch mix. Working up to 82 mph with his fastball. 

Ryland Denson (2024, Chapel Hill, NC) collected two knocks during gameplay. Highlighted with a well-struck line drive single into left field, Denson has flashed feel for the barrel with an approach that works through the middle of the field. 

Connor Gresens (2023, Rochester, NY) sent a ball to the left-center field wall, as he got all of a fastball. Showcasing the power potential that he briefly flashed in BP, Gresen posses present strength with the ability to lift the ball to the pull side. 

Donavan Johnson (2025, Newtown, VA) displayed advanced barrel control for his age, as he worked through the middle of the field during his round. A lofted left-handed stroke that showed some flashes of the power that is still to come. 

Peyton Kijek (2024, Arlington, VA) peppered the gaps with consistent line drives during his round. Strong hands with advanced plate coverage, Kijek showed present feel for the barrel. 

Justin Polanco (2023, Bronx, NY) showed off juice to the pull side, putting a ball into the trees beyond the right field fence during his round. An elevated stroke from the left side, Polanco impacted the ball well during his round. 

Lukas Schramm (2022, Apex, NC) displayed some effortless power to all fields during his round. The Kentucky commit showcased present quickness to his hands with exceptional feel for the barrel. 

Tyree Claxton (2023, Carrolton, VA) put together an impressive round, with an elevated stroke he was able to lift the ball through the middle of the field. A loud load, Claxton was able to remain on time, turning on some balls to the pull side. 

Andrew Gload (2022, Silver Spring, MD) put together a consistent round during BP. An easy and repeatable swing, Gload displayed a heavy barrel with well-struck line drives to the middle of the field. 

Landon Scott (2022, Mechanicsville, VA) the last round of the day, and one of the best. Scott showcased power to all fields with advanced feel for the barrel, as he produced loud consistent contract during his round.