Julian Suarez (2027 C, Sinton, TX) had a good game all around and it's the swing and overall approach that allowed it. He had 2 hits and it's a compact swing with a very accurate barrel which has him on it consistently. 

Joe Davis (2027 OF, Bahamas, NW) brings a whole lot of upside to his game and he doubled in this look to show that he can turn the barrel over with real intent and some impact already while projecting really well to when he adds big strength to the frame.

Carter Hadnot (2027 SS, Rialto, CA) is a true switch-hitter with real feel for the barrel on both sides of the plate and he had 2 hits in this look. He's fun to watch up the middle on the dirt and has a chance to be one of better pure hitters in the country at this age so far.

Braelyn Harrison (2026 SS, Bassfield, MS) had a couple hits in this game look and it was the double pull side that makes you remember him. It's a loose right-handed swing and the way he stays connected while being far from peak physically makes you think there's power coming.

Lash Henderson (2027 OF, Frisco, TX) is a really impressive athlete now with all kinds of strength and tools to his game and he showed it in the box as he stayed on a two strike breaking ball diving out of the zone and lined it into the gap hard the other way for a triple. He'll also run it into the mid-80s on the mound.

Henry Abt (2026 1B, Brandon, MS) capped off his event in a really big way as had 2 hits with the last one being lifted over the wall in right field for one of only a few bombs in the event. It's a loose yet direct left-handed swing and the hands have some strength to them while being able to hit from all parts of the zone.

Dylan Keliiholokai (2027 RHP, Anaheim, CA) went 3 innings and punched out 6 in his time on the mound and it's good stuff paired with production. He'll work in the upper-70s with ease while showing a ton of feel to spin the breaking ball while projecting well.

Carson (Bear) Calvo (2027 SS, Fullerton, CA) started off the game with a bang as he roped a triple over the head of the centerfielder to get the game action going. He's well-rounded and the swing is a very good one with real bat speed and already showing strength off the barrel.

Will Brick (2027 C, Memphis, TN) took a solid round of batting practice and turned it over into game action as he pulled a double down the line in one of his at-bats. It's some strength paired with real feel to hit, all while being a talented backstop.

Malachi Washington (2026 OF, Stone Mountain, GA) is one of the more impressive athletes at the event and showed it on both sides of the ball here. He worked a good at-bat and fought off a two-strike breaking ball on his hands for a hit through the middle while also running it up to 82 on the mound with good feel for a tight slider.

Ethan Armbruster (2027 RHP, Austin, TX) has real arm talent on the mound but he can swing it a good bit too as he was able to pull the hands in tight and go to the gap the other way with a very well-struck line drive double. 

Tanner Uderitz (2027 SS, Delray Beach, FL) had a couple hits in this game, both being liners into the outfield. He's a tall and projectable hitter with physicality already and it allows him to control the barrel well in live looks.

Harry Chubb Jones Jr. (2027 SS, Powder Springs, GA) had a double on the line but it was on the mound where he really impressed as he worked up to 83 mph but he has a sinker and a cutter with true feel for both. He cuts it up over 2400 RPMs with very tight bite around the same velo while also being able to spin a good breaking ball.

Zachary Tavarez (2027 SS, Miami Lakes, FL) Made quick work in his outing pounding the zone with both FB and CB. FB showed good life and played well with his 12-6 CB which had decent bite.

Jack Johnson (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) came out firing early sitting 81-84 mph T85 mph with tons of life to it. Although he struggled to find the zone at times, his stuff was great when executed in the zone.

Tyler Durkin (2026 RHP, Poughkeepsie, NY) looked great this morning firing on all cylinders. Showed a good 3 pitch mix consisted of FB, CB, and CH. FB showed slight ASR and complimented well w/ his sharp 12-6 breaker that proved to be a plus out pitch. Racked up a multiple K’s on both offspeed and FB.

Jaeden Estevez (2026 RHP, Whittier, CA) showed good pop at the plate going to the right center gap for a double. Simple approach with ability to go to all parts of the field.

Ronan Scoffield (2026 OF, Kirkland, WA) had a great day on the bump for the White team. Made quick work in both innings he threw displaying plus command of both FB and CB. Pitched to contact and had a ton of success doing so. FB got up to 78 mph and CB sat 65-68 mph.

Patrick Hassan (2027 SS, Statham, GA) looked sharp today with his arsenal of pitches. Fastball showed tons of life sitting 82-85 mph T86 mph with good ASR. Went in on righties concistently with FB and proved to be too much for hitters at times. CB was also sharp today displaying 10-4 action with a good amount of sweep for some swing and misses.

Blake Secrest (2027 1B, Camp Hill, PA) had a great day on the mound going 3 innings and giving up 0 while displaying a good mix of FB and CB. FB had plus arm side run giving righties a hard time finding barrels getting up to 83 mph. Didn’t have to use much offspeed in outing but displayed a 2-7 breaker that had some decent bite to it.

Jorvorskie Lane (2026 OF, Fort Worth, TX) (2026, RHP/UT, Fort Worth, TX) had quite the day at the plate and on the mound. Showed great feel for both FB and CB to the glove side as he commanded that side of the plate consistently sitting 80-83 T 84mph. Also, racking up 2 hits which included a triple to the Rf wall and a hard-hit line drive for a single.

Judson Harris (2027 RHP, Hoover, AL) hit a line drive single to RF showing ability to go the other way and simplify his swing. Had multiple good AB’s throughout the past two days and I see him continuing to do so.

Ethan Armbruster (2027, Austin, Texas) showed some big stuff and a full four-pitch mix. The tall and lean right-hander displayed an advanced feel to mix his repertoire with plenty of projection. He lived in the low-80s with the fastball, topping at 83.

Andrew Mahoney (2026, Novi, Mich.) was sharp in his outing on the bump for Navy. The southpaw ran his heater up 79 and showed excellent feel to spin a CB with healthy shape.

William McIntire (2027, Boyd, Texas) showcased an excellent two-pitch mix. His fastball operated in the low-80s, topping at 83 with hard arm side run to both sides of the plate. The go-to was a tight and sharp slider in the low-70s that he used for swing-and-miss.

Carson (Bear) Calvo (2027, Fullerton, Calif.) worked a quick and efficient outing on the mound. The righty worked firmly in the 81-84 range with his fastball while showing a three-pitch mix. The arm speed and athleticism project big.

Harry Chubb Jones Jr. (2027, Powder Springs, Ga.) collected a double in his final at-bat, making a good move to fire the hands and line it into left field. The shortstop is an excellent runner and has tools across the board.

Curt Friedrich (2027, Summit, N.J.) worked a pair of scoreless frames. The left-hander ran his fastball up to 82, living mostly in the upper-70s with angle. The curveball featured 1-7 shape and was a consistent pitch.

Sebastian Wilson (2027, Chicago, Ill.) started the game on the mound for Red and ran his fastball up to 82 mph. He would go on to throw two scoreless, hitless frames. The righty has obvious arm strength and is a two-way talent.

Lucas Farrar (2027, Tampa, Fl.) was another player who stood out with two-way ability. The Florida native put a real good swing on the ball, driving it to left field in his first at-bat. He would hop on the mound and work up to 80 mph with a sharp breaking ball.

Samir Mohammed (2027, Trinity, Fl.) showcased easy arm strength and hard run on his fastball, living in the 78-81 range. He also spun a slurvy breaker with big physicality and strength.

Teagan Scott (2026, Salem, Ore.) tossed two scoreless innings, punching out a pair. The right-hander worked up to 81 mph with his heater while landing a curveball with comfort.

Broder Kateke (2027, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) collected a knock in his final at-bat, jumping on a first pitch fastball and sending it to the opposite field gap. The right-handed bat employs a simple stroke and also has good receiving skills behind the dish.

Landon Green (2027, Clearwater, Fl.) showcased tremendous arm speed and a power fastball up to 90 mph. An excellent athlete, Green also mixed in a sharp curveball as well as a fding mid-70s changeup.

Nick Roldan (2027, Poolesville, Md.) collected a pair of base hits in his first two at-bats of the game. The left-handed bat possesses an accurate barrel and an all fields approach.

Grayson McCarthy (2027, Jacksonville, Fl.) showed out on both sides of the ball. On the bump, the righty tossed three scoreless frames, punching out four while living in the upper-70s with his fastball. With the bat, McCarthy got a hit in each of first two at-bats.

Case Martin (2027, Atlanta, Ga.) was another who showed strong two-way upside. He lined a hard shot into center in his first at-bat, showing plenty of strength. He also hopped on the bump and topped at 82 with great feel to spin.

Jeb Craven (2026, Jesup, Ga.) showed some loud stuff on the hill. The Georgia native sat in the 82-84 range with great arm speed. His go-to secondary was sharp, two-plane slider at 71-73.

Ricky Lopez (2027, New York, N.Y.) picked up two hits and showed off his speed, swiping a bag. The New York Native is also an extremely talented defender at short.

Asher DeLue (2026, Princeton, N.J.) showed excellent projection and a clean crossfire delivery. The left-hander ran his fastball up to 78 and showed great feel for a changeup in the upper-60s. DeLue also flashed a 1-7 shaped curveball and worked the corners during his outing. He also had a pair of hits with the stick.

Brendan Pyle (2026, St. Peters, Mo.) had a great day at the plate. The right-handed bat double twice in his first two at-bats, both deep and hard struck shots to left center. The Missouri native possesses excellent bat speed as well as quick hands.

Lash Henderson (2027, Frisco, Texas) also collected a pair of knocks on the day, singling twice to left field. The tall and lean bat is a consistent performer and has excellent power upside.

Nomar Torres (2026, Hurst, Texas) produced two good barrels, resulting in two hits on the day. The athletic shortstop swings with plenty intent and creates good length.

Judson Harris (2026, Hoover, Ala.) showcased a very strong two pitch mix. The righty operated in the low-80s, topping at 83 with his heater. He mixed in a sharp, downer curveball in the upper-60s, proving to be a present swing-and-miss offering.

Joe Davis (2027 OF, Bahamas, NW) showed really loose hands and fluid bat path throughout his round, squaring the ball up to all fields and projects nicely moving forward.

Carter Hadnot (2027 SS, Rialto, CA), a switch-hitter, showed a fast and extended stroke from both sides of the plate, displaying a natural feel for the barrel. There's undoubtedly more strength on its way moving forward, but the barrel skill already shows out. 

Julian Suarez (2027 C, Sinton, TX) had a nice showing during his round, putting a short compact swing to the ball, with a linear plane through the zone. He creates line drive contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field throughout his round. 

Ralph Ortiz (2027 SS, Needville, TX) showed lots of looseness in his hands throughout his round, creating some present barrel whip through the zone and leverage at the point of contact when extended out front. 

Banks Addison (2027 SS, Germantown, TN) did a nice job of staying short and quick to the ball with his stroke as his hands work nicely in his swing and he was able to square up plenty of balls to the middle and pull side parts of the field. 

Giovanni Castaing (2027 C, Petaluma, CA) consistently got the barrel extended out front, showing nice present quickness to his hands while generating some of his best carry to the middle of the field. 

Talan Miranda (2026 RHP, Riverview, FL) might be listed as a primary pitcher, but he swung the bat very well throughout his round of BP. The swing shows looseness throughout and there's solid quickness in his hands with nice ability to generate backspin to his pull side. 

Bek Ramer (2027 OF, Thompsons Station, TN) remained short to the ball with his right-handed swing, creating some separation while staying short in his stroke. There's intriguing jump off of the barrel right now and there's certainly more to come moving forward.

Ricardo Hurtado (2027 OF, Whittier, CA) started with the feet under the shoulders and then showed quick hands through the zone during his BP round. A couple of line-drive knocks pull-side with some strength shown in the swing.

Henry Abt (2026 1B, Brandon, MS) showed some strength in his swing during his solid round. Showed some strength in the lower half with a big load and leg kick to get through the zone. Left-hander was able to lift the ball to the left side and left-center gap. Pull-side juice was present.

Asher DeLue (2026 LHP, Princeton, NJ) was able to lift the ball to both sides of the field. Got the hands back and then showed a quick stride through the ball for solid contact.

Lash Henderson (2027 OF, Frisco, TX) was able to get the hands to the ball and drive it, including several balls well-hit in the gap. Starts with the feet wide and weight back, and gets the bat to the zone quickly.

Matthew Kelley (2027 SS, San Diego, CA) pieced together a solid round of swings. Started standing pretty straight up but had a good load and eventual stride through the baseball. Several well-hit balls that he drove to the pull-side gap.

Nico Moritz-Toledo (2027 OF, Gainesville, VA) starts with his feet wide and was able to get the barrel out in front to produce solid contact. Showed juice pull-side being able to square up the baseball exceptionally well.

Cole Crawford (2027 C, Cartersville, GA) showed off some impeccable bat speed in his round. Exceptional all around, being able to get the barrel to the ball with speed and strength behind it. Showed a good load to get the weight back and be explosive through the zone, with strength.

Chase Harding (2027 C, Fort Mill, SC) loads up, keeps the hands in a position to stride the ball, and showed off some strength in the swing. Barreled up a couple of balls pull-side and was able to work into the backside gap with strength as well. Pieced together a solid round, working the pull-side gap pre-dominantly.

Jordin Griffin (2027 OF, Lake Charles, LA) showed a solid round from the left side. Hit the ball hard from a big load, working from a smaller frame, he had quick hands, and good bat speed. Had several well-struck balls pull-side in the air, being able to lift the ball well.

Judson Harris (2027 RHP, Hoover, AL) was able to produce some line drive shots gap-to-gap, solid round overall with strength present in the swing. Had the hands back and was able to work through the ball and drive it.

Jorvorskie Lane (2026 OF, Fort Worth, TX) gets the hands back and drives hard through the baseball with the ability to lift the ball. Showed off strength in the swing with hard contact, working barrels pull-side. Quiet start in the box with loud results. Put several balls to the warning track.

Brendan Pyle (2026 3B, St Peters, MO) was able to barrel up line drives gap to gap. Gets the hands back and strides through the ball using strength to work through the swing. Actions in the box were smooth, being able to use his whole body to produce barrels.

Nomar Torres (2026 SS, Hurst, TX) gets the bat to the ball quickly and was able to produce some hard contact pull-side. Keeps the hands back and gets them through the zone quickly. Several well-struck balls in an impressive round.

Maddux Lessard (2027 C, Muskego, WI) starts wide and gets deep into his backside and then drives through the ball hard. Had a couple of well-struck balls throughout the round, working pull-side and back up the middle.

Ethan Gilchrist (2027 SS, Raleigh, NC) starts with the weight back and was able to get through the ball. Had several well-hit balls early in counts, finding room in the pull-side gap. Hands start tight to the chest and drift back in his load, solid swing.

Gavin Smith (2027 SS, Corona, CA) was able to drive the ball well pull-side, picking up line-drive barrels as well. Smith keeps the hands back and gets the foot down early. Solid round with some strength in the swing present.

Evan Stramanak (2027 C, Coconut Creek, FL)had a solid round from the left side, uses a big leg kick to load up and then drive hard through the baseball. Pieced together a round with several barrels pull-side.

William Cutshall (2026 2B, Covington, GA) was able to barrel up several balls on a  line during his round. Gets the weight back and then sends the barrel through the zone with some force. Had several barreled-up balls to the pull-side gap.

Blake Lundy (2027 C, Ooltewah, TN) sits back into his load and was able to show off some juice, working gap-to-gap with good bat speed and the ability to drive the baseball. Several well-struck balls backside as well.

Bryan Ravelo (2027 OF, Miramar, FL) was able to drive the ball well pull-side in his round. Gets the hands back and then drives through the ball being able to lift the baseball. Drove several balls to the wall in left field during his round. 

Sedrick Branham Jr (2026 1B, Temple Terrace, FL) starts wide with the weight leaning back. Was able to work backside in his round, driving several balls on a line backside.

Grant Sperandio (2027 RHP, Houston, TX) had a loud round of batting practice. He showed off bat speed with the hands back ready to drive hard through the zone. Picked up several barrels pull-side lifting the ball well, with some strength present.

Chase Cotton (2027 3B, Lincoln, CA) showed off quick hands. Starts wide, and uses a quick stride to produce line-drive contact consistently in his round. Worked gap to gap with several barreled-up line drives in the gap.

William McIntire (2027 C, Boyd, TX) was able to lift the ball well during his round, driving it to deep left field. Solid round from the right side with some strength in the swing.

Jake Sedmack (2027 OF, Fort Myers, FL) stays wide to start but uses a quick step and stride to produce some solid contact. Had a good round working pull-side with some line drives into left field throughout his round.

Bowen DeRosso (2027 OF, Moultrie, GA) showed off some solid swings during his round, working all areas of the field. He was able to show a solid swing path with the ability to produce hard contact.

Andrew Felizzari (2027 1B, Tustin, CA) pieced up a couple of balls to deep center, shaded backside, but also  was able to work pull-side later in the round. Strength is present in the swing over a quality round.

Preston Sumner (2027 SS, Collierville, TN) starts slightly open and was able to produce a loud round to kick things off for Orange. The lefty was able to get the barrel out front and produce line drives pull-side.

Jose Doubront (2026 3B, Greenville, SC) showed off the strength in swing with a solid round of batting practice. Bat speed was present while pulling several balls into the gap on a line.

Mac Morris (2027 MIF, Taylors, SC) put some line drives into centerfield with strength behind the swing. Quality round overall gets the hands back with a leg lift and drives through the zone.

Malachi Washington (2026 OF, Stone Mountain, GA) with a slightly open stance that was able to show strength and lift the baseball. The righty went yard to left field and was able to produce hard contact consistently to the pull-side.

Will Brick (2027 C, Memphis, TN) gets the foot down early with a compact swing that allowed him to work pull-side with hard contact.

Sammy Echeverry (2027 C, Kissimmee, FL) put his larger frame to use driving the ball well during his round. Worked gap to gap with the ability to lift the baseball shown.

Francisco Renteria (2027 OF, Maracaibo, ZU) produced barrels pull side throughout his round while also working the backside gap later in the round. Gets back into his load and drives through the ball well.

Ethan Armbruster (2027 C, Austin, TX) gets the weight back in the load and drives through the ball, barreling balls up pull-side during his round.

Carson (Bear) Calvo (2027 SS, Fullerton, CA) worked pull-side well, showing the ability to lift the baseball throughout his round. Drove one to deep left-center to the warning track, piecing together some solid swings.

Harry Chubb Jones Jr. (2027 SS, Powder Springs, GA) starts wide and uses a quick toe-tap to get the foot down, producing several hard-hit balls throughout his round. 

William Russell (2027 OF, Evans, GA) used quick hands to work the backside gap, producing some loud contact, and barreling up the ball well.

Drew Wells (2027 LHP, Round Rock, TX) was able to put on a stellar round, working pull-side with strength present in the swing. Sits back in his load and was able to lift the baseball, producing several well-struck balls to right field.

Blake Lamattina (2027 SS, Chesterfield, VA) was solid, working the backside gap during his round. Worked more pull-side later in his round. He gets the foot down early and stays short to the ball.

Cullen Weller (2027 SS, Denham Springs, LA) nearly went yard on his last swing, he put together a solid swing while staying short to the ball with simple actions. 

Angel Acuna (2026 RHP, La Mirada, CA) was able to work the backside gap, finding ways to get the barrel to the baseball and drive it. Put together a good round.

Broder Katke (2027 C, Bloomfield Hills, MI) used the strength in his swing, getting the hands back and finding ways to produce loud contact. Katke produced several barrels throughout his round.

Kale Schneider (2027 OF, Lodi, WI) showed off the ability to lift the baseball during his round. He gets the weight onto his back leg and was able to work pull-side consistently for solid contact.

Sebastian Wilson (2027 OF, Chicago, IL) was able to get the hands back and drive hard through the baseball. Wilson put together a solid round while driving the ball well pull-side. Got the barrel through the baseball for a quality round.

Samir Mohammed (2027 3B, Trinity, FL) showed pull-side juice in his round with several barrels early on in the round. Gets the foot down and drives through the zone quickly. There was strength present in the swing from the righty, throughout his round.

Zachary Tavarez (2027 SS, Miami Lakes, FL) was short to the ball, producing line-drive contact throughout his round. Quick stride that helped him get the barrel through the zone with some speed; quality round overall.

Andrew Bennett (2027 RHP, Mobile, AL) starts straight up and was able to produce solid barrels back side. He had stellar bat speed and was able to produce loud contact to the opposite field in his round.

Joseph Contreras (2026 SS, Alpharetta, GA) was able to work backside as a right-hander, picking up a couple of barrels to the right-center gap in his round. From the left side, he had a couple of nice swings back up the middle producing line drives.

Henry Leslie (2027 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) was able to work line drive after line drive in his round. Working gap to gap with ease for a solid round all-around.

Jacob Oropeza (2026 1B, Whittier, CA) was able to work several well-hit balls backside, piecing together several strong swings for a quality round.

Jeb Craven (2026 RHP, Jesup, GA) gets the hands back and then sends the barrel through the zone with some speed. The righty pieced together a solid round with several barrels pull-side.

Caden Dawson (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) put some pull-side juice on display during his round. Gets the foot down with a quiet backside and shows strength through the swing. Exceptional pull-side approach.

Tyler Durkin (2026 RHP, Poughkeepsie, NY) was able to barrel up several line drives to the backside gap and worked more pull-side later in the round. Strength was present in the swing and was able to piece together a great round. 

Ricky Lopez (2027 SS, New York, NY) with a fantastic round. He started with the weight back and got the hands through the zone quickly. Late in the round was able to produce several barrels in the air to right field.

Case Martin (2027 RHP, Atlanta, GA) starts wide and showed off the ability to control the barrel. Drove several balls to deep left/left-center field with the ability to lift the ball shown.

Ronan Scoffield (2026 OF, Kirkland, WA) lifted several balls to deep right field, working the pull side juice early in his count. Later in his round, he was able to show off some juice in the left-center gap.

Ruben "Tre" Adcox (2027, 3B, Forest, MS) was able to get the barrel out in front and work pull side with some juice. Solid round while showing the ability to lift the baseball and produce hard contact.

Juan Luis Rivera Jr (2026 C, Miami, FL) keeps the hands back and stays in control of the barrel. Was able to lift the baseball down the right field line, working backside with stellar contact.

Jaeden Estevez (2026 RHP, Whittier, CA) had several solid swings pull-side early on being able to show off the strength. Keeps the weight back and gets the barrel through the zone quickly.

Jake Carruthers (2027 3B, Hollywood, FL) gets the foot down and produces loud contact. He was able to get the barrel to the ball and managed a solid round.

Noah Everly (2026 SS, Pasadena, CA) keeps the hands back and worked gap to gap with a solid round overall. Had several well-hit line drives throughout his round.

Justin Osborne (2027 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) pieced together a stellar round by being able to work pull side with several hard-hit balls.

Landon Green (2027 RHP, Clearwater, FL) sits into his backside and is able to work pull-side with some hard-hit balls. Several well-struck balls to left field/left-center throughout his round, showing off some strength.

Jordan Albarado (2027 C, Uvalde, TX) was able to work the left-center gap, peppering line drives during his round. Showed off strength in the swing and was able to barrel up the ball well.

Dylan Seward (2027 SS, Eastvale, CA) was able to work the pull side gap from the left side during his round. From the right side, Seward was able to get the bat to the ball quickly and drive a couple of balls into left field during his round.

Pete Browand (2027 C, Gig Harbor, WA) put together a solid round, working pull side with several barrels to left field. 

Eli Daniel (2027 3B, Caldwell, ID) starts with the hands back and was able to lift the baseball to left field, with several exceptional swings for a quality round overall. 

Gabriel Priest (2026 LHP, Whiteville, NC) was able to show off some juice pull side, driving baseballs to deep right field during his round.

Joshua Priest (2027 OF, San Diego, CA) nearly went deep twice and produced barrel after barrel to left-center. Showed off strength in the swing and was able to lift the baseball to left field. Sits back in his load and explodes through the zone.

Taytum Reeves (2026 C, Menifee, CA) had a great round, with easy juice pull side, being able to lift the ball and show off strength in the swing. Kept the hands back and drove hard through the zone.

Rafael Valdovinos (2026 1B, Lincoln Park, MI) starts with an open stance and was able to get the barrel to the baseball with strength in the swing. Several well-struck balls to center field and right field.

Lucas Farrar (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) was short to the ball and able to get through the baseball with loud contact. Several really nice swings to produce line drives throughout his round.

Anderson Lambert (2027 OF, Laurel, MD) was able to lift the ball with pull-side juice from the right side throughout his round. Starts open with strength present in the swing.

Pablo Jose Martinez (2027 SS, Santo Domingo, SD) had some loud swings during his round. He starts straight up with a bigger leg lift and stride to produce some hard contact. The righty was able to lift the ball pull side later in his round.

Alexander Moreno (2026 RHP, Garland, TX)showed off the ability to lift the baseball during his round. Lifted balls to all areas of the field during his round with a couple of really nice barrels to left field.

Teagan Scott (2026 C, Salem, OR) showed off some bat speed during his round, keeping the hands back, getting the foot down, and driving hard through the zone. Solid swing path, was able to elevate the baseball late in the round.

Harrison Williams (2027 C, Lumberton, TX) starts open in his stance and was able to send a couple of balls to the gap while swinging from the left side. From the right side, he was able to lift a couple of balls to left-center during his round.

Richard Carlson (2027 RHP, South Beloit, IL) was able to lift several balls during his round. Gets the bat through the zone quickly and was able to drive the ball well pull-side, including a ground-rule double late in the round.