Deagan Rose (2026, Clovis, CA) continued to display a strong hit tool with hard hit single to center field. Rose showed his athleticism immediately by stealing second base. 

CJ Weinstein (2026, Newport Beach, CA) worked a long at-bat before driving in the first run of the game with a loud double to the opposite field gap. The advanced offensive ability continues to play in-game regularly. 

Gregory Ontiveros (2026, San Marcos, CA) jumped on a fastball and drove it hard to the pullside gap for a triple. He later followed it with an RBI single late in the ballgame.

Diego Pulido (2026, Solvang, CA) tied that ballgame and showed some speed with an RBI infield single. 

Weston Abbey (2025, Santa Ana, CA) barreled a hanging breaking ball for a triple to led off the bottom of the second. He later followed with a long at-bat resulting in a line drive single ball back up the middle. 

Nyte Teeter (2026, Irvine, CA) drove in the go-ahead run in the second with a line drive double to the pullside. 

Jackson Sola (2026, Torrance, CA) displayed quality power to the opposite field with a double to deep left field to lead off the third. 

Tungsten De Arte (2026, Yorba Linda, CA) added to the lead with an RBI single on a line drive back up the middle. 

Colton Christman (2027, Las Vegas, NV) impressed during his start, using a low-80’s fastball and showing feel for a fading changeup and a curveball. Christman also showed some two-way ability late in the game with an RBI single to center field. 

Justin Lopez (2026, Chino Hills, CA) showcased a well-rounded offensive profile with an RBI base hit to the pullside followed by two stolen bases. 

Diego Topete (2026, Chula Vista, CA) displayed the ability to go the other way with a hard hit line drive down the right field line for a base hit. 

Deagan Rose (2026, Clovis, CA) barreled a ball to the pullside for a base hit. A strong frame allows balls to be driven with authority often. Rose also showed strong two-way potential on the mound, running the fastball up to 82 mph and showing the ability to spin a quality curveball. 

CJ Weinstein (2026, Newport Beach, CA) continued to display advanced pullside power with a deep fly ball to the right-center field gap.

Cooper Schlager (2027, Manhattan Beach, CA) lined a ball hard back up the middle for a base hit in the fourth. 

Colten Springall (2026, Las Vegas, NV) collected another base hit with a hard hit ball to center field. An advanced hit tool continues to find the barrel regularly. 

Vince Moore (2027, San Diego, CA) cut the lead in half late with a hard hit single to pullside in the fifth. 

Reuben McCutcheon Jr (2026, Albuquerque, NM) looked to get a rally started late with a leadoff double down the left field line.

Andrew Costanzo (2027, Carlsbad, CA) showed the ability to throw three quality pitches during his start. The fastball topped out at 79 mph and paired well with a quality changeup and curveball. 

Elijah Kwon (2027, Stevenson Ranch, CA) found a barrel early with a hard hit line drive back up the middle for a single. 

Scotty Russell (2026, Alpine, CA) showcased the ability to drive balls hard to the pullside with a hard hit single to left field. 

Justin Lopez (2026, Chino Hills, CA) displayed the ability to play above-average defense on the infield. Quick feet and soft hands allow for the routine play to be made consistently, as well as the occasional highlight-reel play. 

Andrew Felizzari (2027, Tustin, CA) showed the ability to use his strong frame well in the box, producing quality power to the pullside on a deep fly ball 

Camden Nichnick (2027, San Diego, CA) drove a ball hard into the pullside for a base hit to lead off the fifth. 

Jacob Wicker (2026, Aliso Viejo, CA) drove in a run late with a hard hit single to the opposite field. A strong frame has led to frequently hard hit balls in-game. 

Luke Armijo (2027, Whittier, CA) threw the ball well during his start. The young lefthander ran the fastball up to 81 mph and paired it with a quality mid-60’s breaking ball. 

Tungsten De Arte (2026, Yorba Linda, CA) led off the game with a hard hit single back up the middle. He followed it with another base hit to the pullside gap later in the game.

CJ Weinstein (2026, Newport Beach, CA) continued to show an advanced bat at the plate with a hard hit ball back up the middle for a base hit. 

Andrew Felizzari (2027, Tustin, CA) displayed quality power to the pullside with a triple to deep right center field. A lofted path and quality strength help drive the ball with authority often. 

Colten Springall (2027, Las Vegas, NV) found another barrel with a triple into the pullside gap. Good bat speed and loft path generates quality power despite a smaller build. 

Matthew Bias (2026, Huntington Beach, CA) impressed on the mound out of the pen. The lefthander ran the fastball up to 81 mph and paired it with a quality curveball and changeup.

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Nyte Teeter (2026, Irvine, CA) showed the ability to use the entire field well with a line drive single to the oppostie field in the first inning. 

Isaias Tirado (2026, Sylmar, CA) showcased quality power to the pullside with a deep double to left field to lead off the second

Justin Kim (2027, Porter Ranch, CA) found a barrel on a hard hit ball back up the middle for base hit. 

Matthew Bias (2026, Huntington Beach, CA) produced a hard hit line drive through the pullside for a base hit. 

Dillon Booth (2026, Rosamond, CA) showcased a short, quick swing on a hard hit ball to left field. Booth then showed quality speed on the bases with a stolen base. 

CJ Weinstein (2026, Newport Beach, CA) displayed his advanced power on a deep fly ball to right field for a triple. Weinstein also showed strong two-way potential, touching 80 mph with the fastball and showing feel for a changeup and curveball. 

Owen Glick (2026, San Diego, CA) found a barrel on a hard hit ball to the left center field gap for a triple. 

Weston Abbey (2025, Santa Ana, CA) hammered a ball deep into the left field corner for a double late in the game. 

Colton Springall (2026, Las Vegas, NV) got things started with an inside-the-park homerun on a ball driven to the left-center field gap.

Lincoln Evans (2026, Henderson, NV) used a quality three pitch mix to keep hitters off balance throughout his start. The righthander worked ahead with a mid-70’s fastball before turning to changeup and curveball to put hitters away. 

Jacob Wicker (2026, Aliso Viejo, CA) used a quality fastball that topped out 80 mph to work ahead of hitters and miss bats often. Wicker also showed two-way potential with a loud double to deep left field. 

Andrew Costanzo (2027, Carlsbad, CA) showed off the pullside power with a loud double over the left fielder's head. 

Gregory Ontiveros (2026, San Marcos, CA) got ahead of hitters often using a quality mid-70’s fastball. A quality fading changeup and feel for a curveball help generate weak contact often. 

Scott Russell (2026, Alpine, CA) used a quality mid-70’s fastball with feel for a quality curveball at 60-63 mph that lead to a fair amount of whiffs. 

Elijah Keon (2027, Stevenson Ranch, CA) jumped on a first pitch fastball and drove in a run with a line drive single to the pullside. 

CJ Weinstein (2026, Newport Beach, CA) put together a consistent round with loud contact to all fields. Good feel for the barrel on a lofted path produced advanced power for the age that played regularly throughout the round. 

Colton Springall (2026, Las Vegas, NV) showcased quality barrel accuracy and advanced bat speed throughout the round, leading to frequently hard it balls to all fields. 

Justin Lopez (2026, Chino Hills, CA) used a simple, linear swing with advanced feel for the barrel to produce hard hit line drives to all fields. 

Dillon Booth (2026, Rosamond, CA) put together one of the better rounds, showcasing quick bat speed through the zone. A linear bat path produces hard hit line drives often with solid pullside power as well. 

Drew Ward (2026, Pasadena, CA) displayed a sound approach that stayed through the middle of the field, while feel for the barrel lead to hard hit balls often. 

Deagan Rose (2026, Clovis, CA) drove the ball with authority to all fields throughout his round. Quick speed on a lofted path generated advanced power that showed up often. 

Lincoln Evans (2026, Henderson, NV) displayed quick bat speed on a lofted path to produce quality power throughout the round that played mostly to the pullside. 

Jacob Wicker (2026, Aliso Viejo, CA) produced loud contact often, using a lofted path and strong frame to drive balls to all fields with authority. 

Vince Moore (2027, San Diego, CA) showcased feel for the barrel with an approach that stays through the middle of the field. A lofted path helped generate some power to the pullside. 

Jackson Sola (2026, Torrance, CA) displayed quick bat speed on a linear path. Quality feel for the barrel led to frequent hard hit balls throughout the round. 

Matthew Bias (2026, Huntington Beach, CA) used his strength and a lofted path to generate quality power throughout the round. An advanced approach allowed for the entire field to be used.