Oliver Martin (2027, El Paso, Tex.) has great feel for the game on both sides. Playing in the field he's got good instincts. At the plate he's balanced and uses the whole field. Short, compact swing finds barrels. Nice impact off the bat with more maturity strength gains in store. 

Dylan Keith (2027, Mesa, Ariz.) had the best weekend of the bunch at the plate. Doubled off the wall and followed it up with another screamer over the head of the left fielder. Solid power potential. Covers the plate with a loose stroke and has good size. Solid defender playing multiple positions. 

Rio Ryu (2027, Phoenix, Ariz.) solid two-way potential stood out on Day 2. Has great arm talent and a sound all-fields approach. Works the barrel well with feel at the plate. 

Easton Forbrook (2027, Wickenburg, Ariz.) has a smooth lefty swing that covers the whole plate. Size projects and picks pitches with ease. Gets on his front side well with quick hips and made plenty of contact today. 

Every Quijada Ceballos (2026, Phoenix, Ariz.) had a real strong performance with loud barrels at the plate. Power stroke with quick hands that has jump off the barrel. Easy strength at impact that projects and also stood out on the bump with a heavier fastball and two breakers. 

Grady Openden (27,AZ) Found a solid barrel to center field for a base hitl. Balanced transfer through the ball allowing his hands to get extended.  Covers a lot of the plate.

Easton Forbrook (27, AZ) A smooth swinging lefty let the ball get deep in the zone to barrel it up for the first hit of the night.  Free and loose swing.  Good size with power potential.  

Elias Ward (27, NV) with a short, compact, direct to the ball swing, creates excellent extension to drive the baseball.  Followed his loud BP with a good in game AB.

Ervey Quijada Ceballos (26, AZ) Great top hand, opened up his hips to lace a line drive to left.  Big for his age with power potential.  

Damian Valdez (26, AZ) Loose, athletic swing.  Opened up his hips and drove the ball pull side for a loud out.  Good bat speed and looked very comfortable in the box.  Able to cover the whole plate.  

Rio Ryu (27, AZ) Full extension on his swing allows him to provide loud contact.  He barreled up his first AB, shooting his hips and lining the ball pull side.  

Lincoln Demmons (27, AZ) Lets the ball get dip in the zone.  Excellent pitch awareness.  Balanced through the zone.  Shot a hard hit ball right back up the middle with impressive velocity.  Excellent plate awareness for someone his age.  

Dylan Keith (27, AZ) Long and lanky at 6’1 he generates excellent bat speed.  He covers the whole plate with power to both sides of the field.  He barrels up a ball for a  double to the wall in the top of the 5^th.  

George Mills (unknown) He has a smooth effortless swing going pull side in his first at bat and driving an opposite field single in his second.  Excellent bat control.

Evan Lord (2028, Scottsdale, AZ) displayed a lot to like in his round with solid intent and quickness in his round. Worked the barrel to all fields and showed good feel that should only develop as he matures. 

Oliver Martin (2027, El Paso, TX) showed real intent and good feel for the barrel at his age with a solid round. He found some solid liners up the middle and matched plane well, letting the hands work through contact. There is a lot to work with at the plate. 

Kal Hampton (2027, Chandler, AZ) was one of the louder rounds for the age with solid contact and impact to all fields. The strength and size stands out at the plate and did some damage. Strong hands with impact off the barrel that should only develop. 

Noah Pozar (2027, Peoria, AZ) had another solid round with developing bat speed and strength. It’s a quicker path for the age with good feel and made consistent contact up the middle. He’s one to keep an eye on. 

Elias Ward (2027, Las Vegas, NV) has quick hands and stay on plane for the age. He’s a solid barrel finder with good rhythm and loading mechanisms. Shows some lift at contact and the overall strength should develop. 

Zac Albright (2027, Phoenix, AZ) has enticing bat speed that stood out in his round. The hands load and shoot through the zone well. Stayed up the middle and showed a sound approach at the age. Traits in the box that opened eyes.

Rio Ryu (2027, Phoenix, AZ) is an enticing two-way athlete with quick hands in the box. The athleticism stands out and had some solid intent off the barrel. His round opened eyes in several facets with his overall feel for the barrel.

David Dye (2026, Phoenix, AZ) showed feel for a louder pull-side strength in the path and went that way with intent. The hips and hands work well with solid impact that should only develop. He's a solid two-way product.

Dylan Keith (2027, Mesa, AZ) fires hands well for age and works the barrel to all fields. It was a real loud round with good strength at impact tat stood out for his age group. The hands work quick and extend through contact. Lots to work with.

Ian Palumbo (2028, Phoenix, AZ) was another standout for his age staying on plane well and not doing too much. He employs a simple path with sound hands that extend through contact.