Grayson McCarthy (2027, Jacksonville, FL) was tremendous, taking the ball to start the game for 24- White. The righty sat in the 83-85 range with the heater and threw plenty of strikes. He mixed in a very good two-plane slider as well as a fading change and held the velocity for all three innings.

David Bowman (2027, Milton, GA) picked up a base hit in his first at-bat, lining a ball into right center. The Georgia native handles the barrel well and also topped out at 80 mph on the mound.

William "Cohen" Tyre (2027, Odum, GA) continued to impress, lining a ball pull side for a knock. He hopped on the bump and showcased arm talent as well, topping at 84 mph.

Case Martin (2027, Atlanta, GA) pieced a ball into left field for a hard single. The right-handed bat is very physical with lots of strength at the point of contact. The power plays and Martin is also a talented right-handed pitcher.

Deuce Jenkins (2027, Brandon, MS) had a real good piece of hitting in his final at-bat, taking a pitch on the outer-half the other way for an opposite field double. THe Mississippi native possesses a smooth left-handed stroke and is capable of impacting the ball.

William Cutshall (2027, Covington, GA) had a huge day on both sides of the ball. With the stick, he picked up a loud double off the left centerfield fence as well a triple to dead center, traveling around 390 feet. Cutshall hopped on the bump and worked an absolutely effortless 86-89 while showing a curveball that projects well.

Asher Wagoner (2027, Fort Wayne, IN) pieced a double the other way for a backside double in his first at-bat. The Indiana native is physical and can impact the ball with strong hands.

Cooper Goff (2027, Herriman, UT) swung the bat very well, picking up a triple in his first at-bat and a double in his final at-bat. Both balls traveled deep to right field and the power upside is significant for Goff.

Taylor Casson (2026, Atlanta, GA) lifted a ball high in the air, clearing the left field fence by plenty for a home run. The 6-foot-4, 180-pound right-handed bat collected three knocks during the game and has some real thump.

Carson (Bear) Calvo (2027, Fullerton, CA) was very good at the plate and on the bump. He produced a couple of loud barrels and picked up a base hit on a liner to left. On the mound, Calvo sat 85-87 with huge sink while mixing in a hook.

Judson Harris (2027, Orange Beach, AL) showed some very intriguing ingredients on the mound, topping at 85. He sold a very good changeup as well, replicating arm speed. Harris can also really swing it with stand out bat speed.

Preston Cole (2027 SS, St. Augustine, FL) shined on both sides of the ball with two hits at the plate and five strikeouts in two scoreless innings on the mound. Cole is a dynamic athlete with twitch in his game to go along with a lean projectable build.

Dyson Grant (2027 C, Mission Viejo, CA) ripped two loud singles in Sunday's contest. Grant has a smooth, well timed weight shift into contact with a no stride trigger. He has strong, violent hands that produce a ton of force behind the ball despite the no stride approach. He is a vocal leader at the catching position with an accurate throwing arm. 

Jael “JC” Castillo (2026 1B, Wake Forest, NC) blasted a home run well over the fence in right field. Castillo has super quick rotational traits in the torso and hips with a fast bat that holds its line. There is immense power upside in the swing and body type.

The ball was exploding out of Cole Dunlap (2027 C, Choctaw, OK) hand in his two innings of work. Dunlap consistently hit 87 mph and reached back for 88 mph on a few occasions. There's some deception in the delivery when he turns his back to the hitter. He had no problem filling up the zone with his electric fastball and a wipeout, two plane breaking ball with high spin and late bite.

Joshua Angulo (2027 1B, Corona, CA) barreled two baseballs including one that cleared the right fielders head. Angulo keeps his hands tight with a compact swing and makes consistent hard contact. There is also variability and good bat control present.

Chase Fuller (2027 SS, Tallahassee, FL) punched out three in two innings of work. Fuller is uber athletic with a lightning quick arm that produced fastballs in the 86-88 mph range with late tailing life. 

Jacob Fields (2026, Norwalk, CT) swung one of the hottest bats this weekend. After a homerun and double off the wall yesterday, Fields added another two hits today. He also hopped on the mound and topped out at 84.

No one swung a better bat on the final day than Javeth Carrion (2026, San Juan, PR). He went 4-4 at the plate and hit the ball hard in every at bat. There is a ton of strength already and the bat speed is there to go with it.

After some unfortunate luck yesterday on some hard hit balls, Jose Doubront (Greenville, SC) was rewarded today for continuing to hit the ball hard. He went 2-3 and hit a couple more line drives. He also hopped on the mound and ran the FB up 89 with some arm side run.

Braden Swaney (2027, Omaha, NE) swung the bat well all weekend. He added one last nice barrel to his collection with a triple off of the right field wall.

Ryan Trout (2027, Bogart, GA) had nice day at the plate, going 2-4. There is some good bat speed in the swing and a ton of room to continue to add strength on the frame.

Gage Litton (2027, Claxton, GA) finished the day 2-3. The highlight of his day was a well struck double down the left field line.

Sebastian Mora (2027, Houston, TX) was all over the field on the final day. At the plate, he was 2-4 with a linedrive double into the left center gap. He also got on the mound and did not allow a hit in his two inning outing.

Ian Chafin (2027, Buford, GA) had a day to remember. He was 3-4 at the plate with two doubles. In the field, he made the play of the day with an over the shoulder catch up against the fence all the way from second base.

Brent Frosch (2027, D’Hanis, TX) continued to swing the bat well this weekend, going 2-4 with a double. He also hopped on the mound and struck out 5 over a 2 inning outing. The lefty was up to 85 and had a nice breaking ball that give hitters troubles.

Blake Lundy (2027, Ooltewah, TN) got the bat going here on the final day, going 203 with a big double that one hopped the left field wall. Lundy also looked comfortable behind the plate for two days of games and showed off a nice arm on some stolen base attempts.

After two doubles at the plate yesterday, Hayes Maginnis (2027, Newnan, GA) got on the mound and struck out 6 batters in 2 innings of work. The fastball was up to 87 and spinning upwards of 2500.

Blayden Caballero (2027, Parkland, FL) swung the bat well all weekend. After an impressive day yesterday, he added another triple at the plate today.

Carson Liedel (2026, Monroe, MI) swung the bat well all weekend. He finished his final game 2-4 with a double. Liedel is a good athlete and showed a ton of feel for the barrel.

Brandon Owens (2027, Jupiter, FL) had a big day and the biggest swing of them all with a home run to end game 1. He finished the game 3-4 and consistently found the barrel today.

Takumi Yoshida (2027 C, Brookline, MA) went 2-3 with a double and an RBI. He is a tough out at the plate and grinds out long at bats. There is real feel for the barrel here paired with good swing decisions. Yoshida also showed good catch and throw skills behind the plate.

Caden Dawson (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) arm strength was apparent in his two inning look when he grabbed a couple 86 mph fastballs. He also added yet another barreled single, showing off his signature big bat speed.

Eddie Flores (2027 SS, Elmsford, NY) barreled two line drives off of quality arms. Flores has a knack for contact and has shown he can handle all types of velocity. He plays with high energy and also showed good defensive actions.

Lucas Farrar (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) athleticism carried over to the mound where he completed one inning with three strikeouts. It was an effortless 84 mph with fast hand speed and body control down the mound.

Timothy Clark (2026 OF, McDonough, GA) continued to swing a hot bat in this one, as he lined a sharp line drive to left field. He does a nice job of recognizing spin and keeps the hands back to deliver the barrel on time. He showed off the athleticism by swiping second and continues to showcase an enticing skill set. He showcased some two-way talent as well, as he worked two scoreless innings and punched out three. He ran his fastball up to 82 mph and ripped off an absolute hammer breaking ball with spin rates in the 2500 RPM range. 

Jake Carruthers (2027 3B, Hollywood,Fl, FL) leaned on to right centerfield, as he battled through a tough at-bat and absolutely scorched a double. He implores a simple, repeatable stroke with tons of quickness to his hands and good feel for the barrel. 

Taylor Markakis (2027 OF, Alpharetta, GA) showed off the hit tool by scorching a loud double to left field. He implores a balance stroke with lightning quick hands and plenty of strength at impact. 

Robert "Bobby" Drexler (2027, RHP, Omaha, NE) worked three scoreless innings of work in this one, as the compact right-hander sequenced effectively to disrupt timing. He worked in the low-to-mid 70s with his fastball, peaking at 77 mph in this look and showcased feel for two secondary offerings.

Jordan “Porkchop” Albarado (2027 C, Uvalde, TX) stayed hot with the bat, collecting two hits again including a double. He stays compact with his movements into launch, has plenty of present bat speed and delivers the barrel on-time. 

Michael Teasley (2026 3B, Oak Ridge, TN) was downright dominant in his two innings of work, as the strongly built right-hander sat 88-89 mph early on, peaking at 90 mph with heavy bore to the arm-side. He flashed a two-plane slider that varied in shape but shpwed swing-and-miss traits. He punched out three and generated tons of weak contact. 

Eddie Peterson (2027 C, Las Vegas, NV) continued to swing a hot bat in this one, as he loudly sent a fastball for a double to center in his first at-bat and then followed with another loud barrel back through the box in his second. He beat the centerfielder for his second double of the day in his final at-bat of the day. He stays short and direct with pat, has quickness to his hands and delivers the barrel on-time. To top of his outstanding day, he struck out in two in a scoreless inning on the mound, while running his fastball up to 81 mph. 

Leo Lupienski (2027 OF, Apex, NC) was outstanding during his two innings of work, as the 2027 right-hander punched out five and did not allow a run. He worked steadily in the upper-70s throughout, touched 81 mph and showed exceptional feel for spin. He effortlessly landed his slurve shaped breaking ball, while manipulating speed and shape for swings-and-misses. He showed off some two-way abilities by adding a double down the left field line. 

Trey Dorminey (2026 3B, Chula, GA) did a nice job of reading spin early, keeping his hands back before lining a double down the right field line. He stayed balanced into launch, threw the hands with intent and adjusted the barrel nicely, collected two hits in this one. He showed two-way skills by working two scoreless innings on the mound. He ran his fastball up to 81 mph throughout and landed his 11-5 shaped breaking ball for strikes. He punched out five along the way and should continue to add velocity with physical maturity. 

Jayden Whiteside (2027 SS, Kennesaw, GA) showed off the bat speed, turning nicely on an inside fastball and lining it for a double. He stays short to the baseball, has plenty of present bat speed and displayed feel for the barrel. 

Maddux Lessard (2027 C, Muskego, WI) continued to impress with his overall bat speed and feel for the barrel, launching a loud ground rule double to deep left field. He generates a ton of leverage, has strength in his hands and consistently finds the barrel.

Samir Mohammed (2027 1B, Trinity, FL) collected two hits in this one, as he continued to impress in multiple facets of his game. He uses his long levers to create tons of strength at impact and has good feel for the barrel. 

John Stowers (2026 C, Mobile, AL) showed off his arm strength in this one, as the physical 2026 Grad grabbed an 86 mph in his second of work on the mound. He worked steadily in the 81-84 mph range and showed feel for spin and the ability to manipulate. 

Tyler Shindo (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) offers an intriguing profile as a both handed pitcher and switch-hitting primary shortstop. He ran his fastball up to 75 mph with both arms, punched out three and collected two knocks on the day. 

Ben Ivey (2027 LHP, Columbus, GA) is an intriguing young arm that will continue to add velocity. He repeats well from a simple delivery, ran his fastball up to 80 mph from the left side and punched out four in his three innings of work. 

Kaleb Harrison (2026, Brookshire, Tex.) turns on a fastball, getting the hands to it out front and driving it to left field. Sent it hard to LF on a line, hustling out a double. He went and took the extra ase a few pitches later, capitalizing on a defensive lapse. Heads-up runner. Picked up another base hit later on as well.

Jorvorskie Lane Jr. (2026, Fort Worth, Tex.) jumped on a pitch early in the at-bat and was able to drive the ball backside well; he punched it into the right-center gap, hustling all the way, reaching third with a triple. Pieced together a good showing on the mound of the fastball/curveball mix. The Texas A&M commit threw 2.0 innings, allowing 1 hit and striking out 2 opposing hitters while working up to 84 mph on the fastball.

Conor Rae (2027, Gilbert, Ariz.) handled the bat well again on Sunday. He consistently founds finds ways to be on time and on the barrel. He added another line drive up the middle and then added another single backside later on. Rae also has some quickness on his pop coming out of the crouch. Smooth defender behind the dish.

Max Hemenway (2027, Puyallup, Wash.) threw 2.0 innings, allowing just 1 hit and punching out 2 opposing hitters. Worked up to 80 mph on the fastball and showed feel for a high-tilt slider with good lateral depth to it. Hemenway also worked at-bats well for his team. Hemenway shined defensively, too, making a couple of really nice picks at shortstop. 

Trent Buckley (2027, Columbia, Miss.) picked up a double on Sunday. He did a good job staying short to the ball. Quick barrel to it, lifting it pull-side into right field for extra bases, hustling out the double. 

Daggu Rana (2027, McLean, Va.) was solid on both sides of the ball. He picked up a base hit, showing off a solid swing. He lifted the leg and separated well, working into the swing with a good feel for the barrel to drive it. He also got on the mound and worked up to 84 mph, holding the low-80s. Showed a bigger curveball in the mix, flashing a changeup later on in the outing. Rana threw 1 and ⅔ innings, allowing no hits and striking out 1 opposing hitter. 

Jacob Fields (2026, Norwalk, CT) hit two of the hardest balls in the game, a homerun to left field and a line drive double that one hopped the center field wall. Fields has some clear power and has been swinging it well between BP yesterday and the first day of games. He also worked hard behind the plate, making some tough blocks and showing some great baseball feel trying to back pick runners at first base on balls outside that took him that way.

Finnian O’Loughlin (2027, Jersey City, NJ) is as tough as they come and showed that all day in his 3-3 day at the plate. He also made a diving catch in center field where he got full extension in the outfield.  The highlight of his day for me was a double down the left field line after coming back into the box after getting hit in the knee cap on a pitch. There is no questions about how hard he was playing the game today and he showed a ton of good tools to match.

Joshua Priest (2027, San Diego, CA) had a typical Joshua Priest day, going 4-4 at the plate. He gets down the line extremely well and is always going to be one of the best athletes on the field. He has a knack for the barrel and looked good in the field as well. 

Jose Partida (2027, San Diego, CA) looked the part of a well established left handed arm. He struck out 6 in 3 innings. He topped out at 86 and commanded a good slider in the low 70s to go with it.

Juan Pablo Altamirano (2026, Queen Creek, AZ) had a solid outing, striking out 5 over a 3 inning stretch. He topped out at 85 and was consistently in the low 80s. He also showed a slider in the low 70s that he consistently threw for strikes.

Brent Frosch (2027, D’Hanis, TX) went 1-3 with a hard hit double down the right field line. Frosch has some present bat speed and room to add strength.

James Wasson (2027, Hinsdale, IL) had a nice day on the mound, striking out 4 over a 3 inning outing. He topped out at 85 early and settled in around 80. He creates a tough look on the mound with some moving parts and a slightly cross-fire delivery.

Bradey Swaney (2027, Omaha, NE) had an extremely impressive day at the plate going 4-5. He picked up right where he left off after an impressive BP yesterday.

Caeden Patterson (2027, Danville, KY) struck out 4 in his 2 1/3 innings of work. He was up to 88 and had some good life to his fastball through the zone. He also showed a cuttery slider that was consistently around 80 with 2500 spin.

Jadon Krisanda (2027, Lebanon, NJ) struck out 4 over his 2 2/3 inning stint while scattering 3 hits. He was up to 81 and looked very athletic on the mound. He really found the fastball to his glove side in the middle of his outing and was getting good arm side run/sink back to the corner of the plate.

Blayden Carabello (2027, Parkland, FL) had a really nice day at the plate going 3-3. He hit a lot of balls hard and was finding the barrel every at bat. He also made a couple nice plays in the infield showing off good actions and solid athleticism.

Hayes Maginnis (2027, Newnan, GA) consistently hit the ball as hard as anyone today. He was 2-4 for 2 doubles and also had a stolen base in there. Even when he got out, one of his outs was still a well hit lineout to left field. Tons of feel for the barrel and very hitterish.

Kaiden McCarthy (2027, Chester, VT) showed some good strength on a line drive he crushed into the left center gap for a double. The Vermont native was also up to 87 on the mound. He showed a promising changeup that subtracted a ton of velo from his fastball with good depth.

Aiden Reilly (2027, Ringwood, NJ) made the most of his 1-3 day, putting a ball off of the left field wall for a double. He has a very balanced swing and some good bat speed in there.

Carson Liedel (2026, Monroe, MI) was one of the top arms of the day. Over a 3 inning stretch, he struck out 6. He worked mostly in the upper 80s, topping out at 90 with a legitimate slider around 80 to go with it. He also flashed a changeup and curveball for strikes. He also went 2-3 at the plate and hit some balls hard.

Not many hitters looked comfortable in the box while Ryan Trout (2027, Bogart, GA) was on the mound. He went three innings, allowing 1 hit to his 5 strikeouts. The right hander has a ton to project on in a lanky frame and commanded three pitches for strikes his entire outing; fastball, curveball, and changeup.

Luke Armijo (2027 LHP, Whittier, CA) was stellar during his three innings of work, as the strudy left-hander allowed just one run and punched out five along the way. He worked heavily in the low-to-mid 80s with his fastball, creating a tough angle from a lower slot. He flashed a promising slider with lateral bite and heavy side-spin changeup with parachute like action to complete his mix. 

Samir Mohammed (2027 1B, Trinity, FL) impressed during his appearance on the bump, as the large, durably built right-hander ran his fastball up to 88 mph with heavy downhill plane. He effortlessly pounded the zone at a 62% clip, landed his hellacious slider for strikes and showed the ability to manipulate both speed and shape to it. 

Leo Lupienski (2027 OF, Apex, NC) showed off the barrel skills in this one, as the 2027 outfielder collected two hits. He implores a simple, repeatable stroke and stays direct with his hands into launch. He exhibits good feel for the barrel and has some present bat speed. 

Tyler Shindo (2027 SS, Honolulu, HI) showed an advanced approach with real feel for the barrel in collecting two hits in this one. He employs a simple, hands drive swing with excellent barrel skills and quickness to his hands. 

Eddie Peterson (2027 C, Las Vegas, NV) impacted the baseball loudly, doubling in this one and knocking in one. He creates some leverage out in-front and has strength in his hands. 

George Ferguson (2027 RHP, Abilene, TX) was utterly dominant during his three scoreless innings of work, as the lean and athletic right-hander punched out seven. He ran his fastball up to 88 mph early and often, while maintaining the mid-80s throughout. He pounded the zone at a 64% clip, landed his devastating breaking ball for strikes and projects to continue adding velocity over the next few years. He showed two-way viability by scorching a loud double to right centerfield as well. 

Logan Bristol (2027 RHP, Boca Raton, FL) showed off an intriguing two-way skill set, as the projectable right-hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph during his three scoreless innings of work and collected three hits in his four at-bats. The long, lean 2027 landed his two-plane slider for strikes and will continue to add more velocity. 

Timothy Clark (2026 OF, McDonough, GA) was on the barrel in each of his four at-bats, as the live bodied 2026 outfielder amassed four hits including two doubles. He implores a wider, no-stride stance with excellent balance and feel for the barrel. 

Tanner Brown (2027 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) was downright nasty during his two innings of work, as the lively left-hander ran his fastball up to 87 mph and worked steadily in the 83-86 mph range throughout. He mixed in a well-replicated changeup with fade and sweeping breaking ball with huge lateral movement to it. He added a line single at the plate and projects immensely moving forward. 

Drew Davis (2027 RHP, Sumrall, MS) put on an absolute show as the dynamic athlete collected two hits including a scorched homer to left field. On the mound, he ran it up to 86 mph with huge carry through the zone. Showed a hellacious breaking ball with spin rates up to 2700 RPMs for strikes and swings-and-misses. It is a high energy, athletic profile with monster upside. 

Parker Kant (2027 1B, Bartow, FL) swung the bat extremely well in this one, as the physical left-handed hitter collected two hits. He scorched double down the left field line and a loud single to the right side. He stays connected well, creates leverage out in-front and has huge strength in his hands. 

John Stowers (2026 C, Mobile, AL) continued to show off his strength, as the physical left-handed hitting backstop blistered a triple to the right centerfield gap and narrowly missed a homer to dead center. He exhibits exceptional feel for the barrel and uses his strong lower half to deliver the barrel with authority. 

Asher DeLue (2026 LHP, Princeton, NJ) offers an intriguing two-way profile with tons of physical projection. He ran his fastball up to 85 mph during his three innings of work and doubled loudly to the left centerfield gap. Despite some varying command of the zone, he flashed feel for spin and the ability to create some awkward swings. 

Nolan Lamm (2027 RHP, Ruckersville, VA) showed intriguing overall stuff throughout his three innings of work, as the compact right-hander punched out five and allowed no runs. He ran his fastball up to 85 mph with ease and worked steadily in the low-80s for the duration. He mixed in two variations of his breaking ball with the more vertical gyro slider garnering tons of swings-and-misses. 

Will Hayes (2027 RHP, Highlands Ranch, CO) impressed with his ability to pound the zone effortlessly during his three scoreless innings of work. He worked heavily in the 82-85 mph range from a lower three-quarters slot, as he produced tons of weak contact with his sinking fastball and punched out three. He mixed in a sweeping slider for swings-and-misses and a faded changeup to complete his mix. 

Ben Ivey (2027 LHP, Columbus, GA) collected a loud double in this one, as the left-handed hitting 2027 Grad delivers the barrel on-time and with authority. He stays direct with his hands, showed plenty of bat speed and strength at impact. 

Dylan Zack (2027 SS, Winter Garden, FL) displayed good feel for the barrel in this one, collecting two well-struck hits in this one. He implores a simple, direct stroke with plenty of present bat speed and adjustability with the barrel. 

Caden Dawson (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) towering home run was a majestic shot to deep right field. Dawson got all of the pitch and sent it a good 20-30 feet beyond the fence. He creates so much space and separation before he whips the barrel through the zone with violent hands. He added another impressive opposite field hit later in the game, showing off the variability in his bat.

Derek Yormack (2027 3B, Merrick, NY) one inning of work was still impressive despite fatigue not having his best stuff. Yormack ran the fastball up to 87 mph with late life in the zone. The pitch still exploded out of his hand even at the lower ends of his velocity range. He is a fluid mover with flexibility and mobility in his lower half. His signature slider showed long sweeping action and missed bats.

Adrian Gomez (2026 LHP, Murfreesboro, TN) looked as if he was just having a nice game of catch on the mound. He was so free and easy with the delivery and arm action with loose arm. The southpaw sat comfortably in the low 80's with sinking life to the fastball. He got a ton of ground balls when he wasn't punching out hitters. Gomez finished with 5 strikeouts in 2.1 innings.

Chase Fuller (2027 SS, Tallahassee, FL) had four quality at bats in route to three hits in the game. Fuller made good swing decisions with center barrel accuracy when he deciding to offer at pitches. He has a keen eye and is patient at the plate. Fuller handled velocity well and showed off his signature bat speed on a hard line drive single to left.

Wyatt Plyler (2027 RHP, Bonney Lake, WA) was 3-4 on the day with a double. He has legit bat to ball skills and patrols the outfield well in center field. 

Preston Matricardi (2027 OF, Fernandina Beach, FL) nearly left the yard when he launched a double to deep right field. Matricardi has a feel to hit the ball in the air and knows how to pull the baseball with authority. His swing is loose with a fluid barrel head.

Ryan Yormack (2027 1B, Merrick, NY) opposite field home run was the most impressive hit of the game. Yormack tattooed an outer third fastbal over the fence in right center field. He is a balanced, explosive hitter who controls the body well with violent hands through the zone.  

Anaiscio Ortiz (2026, Brooklyn, NY) showed an excellent three-pitch mix from the left side. The lefty ran the heater up to 88, sitting 85-87. Ortiz threw plenty of strikes and flashed a nasty slider. He also showed good feel for a fading changeup. He also collected a couple of knocks.

Nathaniel Fuller (2027, Little Silver, NJ) was very good on both sides of the ball. The New Jersey native drove a double into left centerfield, using a clean left-handed stroke. Fuller also hopped on the mound and ran the fastball up to 83 mph.

Parker Robinson (2027, Chicago, IL) picked up a pair of knocks and showed quality athleticism with length. The right-handed bat has good bat speed and also swiped a bag.

Cooper Goff (2027, Herriman, UT) displayed good bat-to-ball skills, picking up three knocks. He can really handle the barrel and showed an athletic on the mound, topping out at 80 mph.

Harry Chubb Jones Jr. (2027, Powder Springs, GA) ran the fastball up to 88 mph, displaying heavy arm side run. It got on hitters, drawing some whiffs. He mixed in a short and tight slider, working in the upper-70s.

Tavis Honeycutt (2027, Newberry, FL) absolutely barreled a ball into centerfield for a knock. The primary third baseman is ultra physical and the ball comes off the barrel different.

Ricky Lopez (2027, New York, NY) picked up a knock on a hard ground ball up the middle. The New York native also showed agility at shortstop with plenty of arm across the diamond.

Lucas Farrar (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) showed off athletic actions on the diamond all game long. He made infield play look easy with soft glove and smooth footwork. Farrar smacked a hard single through the six hole while showing plus bat speed and controlled violence.

Riley Huggins (2027 RHP, Gaston, SC) threw a heavy diet of fastballs at opposing hitters with great success. The pitch sat in the low 80's with huge carry and lift to it. Hitters repeatedly swung under the offering and failed to square it up when contact was made. Huggins racked up plenty of whiffs with five punch outs in just three innings. 

Logan Jarer (2027 RHP, Warwick, NY) had feel for his entire repertoire in his three inning appearance for the Green squad. He pounded the zone with lively fastball, diving changeup, and nasty slurve. Jarer changeup stood out as an out pitch and he was fearless in his usage of the pitch to both right and left handed hitters. He missed bats in and out of the zone.

Beckett Denton (2027 RHP, Matthews, NC) reached back for 87 mph in the third inning of his outing. Denton showed off a really quick arm from a simple operation and short arm action. He is a dynamic athlete on the mound with a ton of upside and arm talent.

Koy Frier (2027 SS, Wellborn, FL) was 2-3 with two singles in the game. He has legit barrel variability and accuracy in the swing. Frier sprayed line drives all over the field and adjusted plane to match where the pitch was thrown. The hit tool really stood out.

Tyler Durkin (2026 RHP, Poughkeepsie, NY) worked with good tempo and fired in some crisp fastballs up to 83 mph. He has a desirable pitchers frame with length and wiry strength currently. Durkin flashed a tight, two plane breaking ball that was a weapon when it finished low in the zone.

Jael “JC” Castillo (2026 1B, Wake Forest, NC) split finger fastball was diving off the table throughout the entirety of his outing. He had advanced feel for the devastating offering and used it as a put away pitch when ahead in the count. Castillo's fastball was jumping out of the hand with tailing life at 84 mph. 

Tyson Moore (2027, Buffalo, MN) picked up a base hit in his first at-bat, sending a hard grounder right back up the middle. The backstop can handle the barrel, using a simple stroke that creates length.

Cole Ruggeri (2027, Naperville, IL) threw three strong innings, allowing only one hit. The righty has a fast and loose arm with the fastball running up to 86 mph. Ruggeri mixed in a slider and worked from a nice tempo on the mound.

William “Cohen” Tyre (2027, Odum, GA) did not get cheated, blasting a home run that cleared the left field fence by plenty. The ball jumps off the Georgia native’s bat and he possesses a quick bat, swinging with lots of intent.

Matthew Rosner (2027, Bethesda, MD) showed out on both sides of the ball. The primary right-handed pitcher threw three hitless innings on the mound, topping at 80. Rosner also swung the bat well, barreling a pull side double.

Griffin McKain (2027, Fort Mill, SC) showed some electric stuff on the mound. The southpaw lived 82-85, generating angle and missing bats. The curveball showed bite with healthy 1-7 shape. McKain struck out three over two innings pitched.

Austin Neese (2027, Sugar Hill, GA) was excellent on the mound, using a simple operation to absolutely pound the zone with 76% strikes. The righty topped at 84 and showed a swing-and-miss pitch in his changeup, featuring depth.

Taylor Casson (2026, Atlanta, GA) was very good in relief, punching out four over two frames and running it up to 85 mph. He paired the heater with a nice slider and changeup. The Georgia native also possesses considerable power upside with the bat.

Nicholas Mondesando (2026 OF, Fishkill, NY) had one of the best 0-3's you'll ever see today and he was visibly frustrated when his third straight barrel up rope to right field was caught.  The 6-2/185 left handed hitter has a very nice stroke with bat speed and loose extension through contact.

Graham Keen (2027 3B, Pittsburgh, PA) is a long and loose 6-4/185 primary 3B whose future is likely on the mound.  He worked in the 87-89 mph range in his two innings of work to go with a big breaking downer curveball.

Matthew Kelley (2027 SS, San Diego, CA) is an outstanding athlete who excels in all areas on the game.  He has smooth actions and defense with plenty of arm strength at shortstop.  He laced a couple of hard base hits and was 81-84 mph off the mound with a workable breaking ball.  The game comes easy to him and he has lots of fun playing.

Julio A. Gonzalez (2027 SS, Hialeah, FL) had a nice day on both sides of the ball.  He barreled up a hard double up the left center field alley and came back with hard single up the middle.  He also turned a sweet double play from second base to show his fast hands and strong arm.

Andrew Turner (2027 SS, Lake Mary, FL) and Beau Bruns (2027 C, Hoschton, GA) both showed their right handed strength and bat speed well, as both picked up a pair of hits this game, including pull side doubles for both.

Andrew Bennett (2027 RHP, Mobile, AL) was absurd in his two innings of work, striking out 5 hitters while working 88-91 mph with a lively riding fastball.  His best pitch, though, was a nasty 2500+ curveball in the 76-79 mph range that was a swing/miss pitch at any level.

Moises Gudino (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) found barrels all game, picking up three hits, including a double, while showing a smooth and accurate left handed swing.  He also hosed a runner at the plate with a perfect throw from left field.

Wilson Shaw (2027 LHP, Port Charlotte, FL) was impressive in his three inning outing, striking out 5 hitters while over matching hitters with a low 70's slider that he commanded very well.  Shaw threw 77% strikes in his outing and was in complete command the entire way.

Tucker Long (2026 SS, Ottumwa, IA) is an extremely uncomfortable at-bat for right handed hitters, not only because he throws 87-90 mph but that he does so from a low 3/4's arm slot with big running action.  His upper 70's slider is no fun to try to hit, either.

Landon Green (2027 RHP, Clearwater, FL) was electric during his two innings of work, not throwing a pitch under 91 mph and topping out at 94 mph with big running life when he was on top of the ball.  The secondaries need further refinement but watching the easy low effort velo was exciting.  Green also picked up a couple of barreled up singles to complete his day.

Amaree Griffin (2027 LHP, Loganville, GA) was just as impressive as his teammate Green in many ways, striking out 6 in 3 innings of work while throwing 82 percent strikes.  The loose and athletic 6-3 southpaw worked in the 83-86 mph range with an outstanding change up and obviously filled up the zone.  Like Green, Griffin showed his offensive tools with a couple of barreled up hits, including a double.

Keegan O'Brien (2027, LHP, Punta Gorda, FL) threw 77% strikes during his three innings of work, striking out 4 hitters, all on a very well commanded mid-70's slider that hitters couldn't figure out at all.  He topped out at 81 mph.

Dominic Giametta Iii (2027 OF, Richmond, TX) is a extra big and strong 6-3/215 right handed hitter who was well timed and found barrels all day, picking up a pair of base hits along with hard hit grounder right at the shortstop.

Pablo Jose Martinez (2027 SS, Santo Domingo, SD) was impressive with the glove today, making multiple plays on the move that showed his athleticism and maturity as a defensive player.  He also swung the bat well, especially on a firm back side single.

Reece Solar (2027 SS, Scottsdale, AZ) wasn't the biggest player on the field at 5-7/145 but he had the biggest hit, crushing a ground rule double to left field that really jumped off his bat.

Gabriel Norman (2027, Melbourne, Fla.) came out and mixed three pitches well. Fastball worked the low-80s up to 86 mph. Showed a good feel for a changeup with good arm-side fade to it. Threw 2 and 2/3, allowing no hits, walking zero, and striking out 4 opposing hitters. Also picked up a base hit, getting the barrel to one to drive it pull-side.

Trent Buckley (2027, Columbia, Mo.) worked up to 87 mph on the fastball, being able to locate it all over the zone and miss bats up. Showed a curveball with good 11/6 depth that was 12/6 at times, having good bite. He threw 3.0 innings, allowing 1 hit, striking out 4 opposing hitters.

Lash Henderson (2027, Frisco, Tex.) gets the barrel on one and absolutely hammers one backside. Worked the hands to it with good strength off the barrel. Sent it to deep right field, hustling out a double. Got the barrel on a fastball and drove it. 

Keegan Burke (2027, Rio Rancho, N.M.) has come out and shown a really good feel for a 2-pitch mix. He threw the fastball into the mid-80s, holding around the 84-85 mph mark with a really good feel for an upper-70s slider with good depth. He threw 3.0 innings, 

JT Girod (2027, Independence, Ore.) handled the bat well on Saturday. He was able to work on time for pitches and drive them. He added a single to centerfield on a nice well-struck LD and then also doubled to left field on a ball he kept just fair working down the left field line.

Kane Garcia (2027, Huntington Beach, Calif.) grabbed a couple of hits on Saturday. He was able to drive one pull-side in the air with good feel for the barrel. He worked uphill thru it and sent it for a single to right-center-field. Added another hit later on with a single, and in his third plate appearance, he ripped another one pull-side into right field for his third barrel of the day.

Kaleb Harrison (2026, Brookshire, Tex.) was able to turn in a couple of hits, including a double to left field. He creates some whip to the hands and drives the ball well pull-side. Harrison also jumped on the mound and closed things out. Threw an inning of scoreless ball, working the upper-70s with a feel for a curveball that had good shape to it as well. 

Jaiden Nazario (2027 SS, Freehold, NJ) used a simple, repeatable stroke to effortlessly produce consistent line drives throughout his round. He stayed connected extremely well, showed plenty of bat speed and feel for the barrel by using the whole field effectively. 

Kye Leenders (2027 LHP, Tigard, OR) implored a quick, direct stroke with good feel for the barrel throughout his round. He stayed through the middle-of-the field effectively, while flashing the ability to turn the barrel over on the inner half when necessary. 

Chase Fuller (2027 SS, Tallahassee, FL) continued to impress by producing one of the more consistent and loud rounds during this group. He employs a lightning quick stroke with sound barrel awareness and plenty of present bat speed. He scorched the baseball from gap-to-gap, while displaying legitimate power potential along the way. 

Preston Matricardi (2027 OF, Fernandina Beach, FL) used a loose, leveraged stroke to produce several well-struck line drives during his round. He displayed good feel for the barrel, uses the whole field effectively and impacted the baseball with authority throughout. 

JC Pacheco (2026 SS, Wayne, NJ) displayed an intriguing blend of physicality and feel for the barrel throughout his round, as the left-handed hitting 2026 Grad produced loud impact and flashed enticing power potential. He creates leverage out in-front, has plenty of present bat speed and strength in his hands. 

Joshua Angulo (2027 1B, Corona, CA) showed off immense power projection, launching several balls with backspin to the pullside during his round. He stays rather quiet into launch, generates bat speed and torque with his strong lower half to impact the baseball with authority.

Wyatt Fulfer (2027 OF, Colwich, KS) impressed with his ability to consistently find the barrel during his round. It is a simple, repeatable stroke with quickness to his hands and good feel for the barrel. 

James "JD" Aufderheide (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) offers a low-effort stroke with excellent feel for the barrel and the propensity to find the barrel. He stays connected extremely well, has plenty of quickness to his hands and used the entire field by effortlessly shooting line drives from gap-to-gap. 

Lucas Farrar (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) took one of the most consistent and louder rounds of this session and the day. He employs an intent based swing with lightning quick hands, impact from gap-to-gap and exhibits a real feel for the barrel. 

Brue Milner (2027 C, Tallassee, AL) showed off his strength throughout his round, as the compactly built 2027 backstop impacted the baseball with authority quite often. He creates easy whip to his barrel, used the entire field well and displayed the ability to turn over the barrel on the inner-half when necessary. 

Preston Cole (2027 SS, St. Augustine, FL) offers an exciting blend of projection, coupled with now bat speed. He implored a lofted stroke with quickness to his hands and the ability to create backspin on several of his line drives. He flashed budding power potential that will only continue to expand with additional physical maturity. 

Jaeden Hill (2026 SS, Tupelo, MS) displayed immense strength and power potential throughout his round, as the quick twitch 2026 Grad blistered several balls with authority. He stays fairly direct with his path, has plenty of present bat speed and has some feel for the barrel. 

Jael “JC” Castillo (2026 1B, Wake Forest, NC) produced several well-struck balls through the middle-of-the field during his round, as the physical left-handed hitting 2026 Grab generates plenty of bat speed and leverage out in-front. He flashed power to the pullside and has good feel for the barrel. 

Logan Schmidt (2027 1B, Villa Park, CA) found the barrel often during his round, as the left-handed hitting first baseman sent several low line drives through the right centerfield gap. He creates space into launch with good separation and plenty of present bat speed. 

Dyson Grant (2027 C, Mission Viejo, CA) found the barrel often throughout his round, as the physical 2027 backstop produced numerous line drives and showed pullside power potential that will only continue to grow. 

Banks Addison (2027 SS, Germantown, TN) took one of the cleaner rounds of the day, as the left-handed hitting 2027 shortstop stays well connected throughout the process and displays loose, easy bat speed. He used the entire field effectively and displayed budding gap-to-gap power potential. 

Hayes Maginnis (2027 SS, Newnan, GA) showcased legitimate switch-hitting traits, as he produced several well-struck line drives from both sides of the plate. He implores a leverage stroke with sound feel for the barrel, quickness to his hands and immense strength at the point of contact. 

Blayden Caballero (2027 SS, Parkland, FL) displayed plenty of intriguing components throughout his round. The left-handed hitting shortstop turns tightly into launch, stays through the hitting zone for a long time and has plenty of present bat speed. He produced several well-struck line drives and will continue to expand his power as he physically matures. 

Carson Liedel (2026 RHP, Monroe, MI) took one of the louder rounds of the day, launching several balls through the middle-of-the field. He generates easy bat speed, has strength in his hands and has legitimate power potential from gap-to-gap. 

Deegan Cross (2027 C, Lake Havasu City, AZ) consistently impacted the baseball with authority during his round, as the 2027 backstop has plenty of feel for the barrel and lightning quick hands. He stays connected well throughout the process and used the entire field well. 

Caeden Patterson (2027, Danville, KY) showed pull side juice throughout his round. The right-handed stick is strong and the physicality plays, displaying jump off the bat with a swing conducive to power.

Finnian O’Loughlin (2027, Jersey City, NJ) showcased advanced bat speed with athleticism to the stroke. The path has fluidity to it and the power projects very well.

Blake Lundy (2027, Ooltewah, TN) Showed very strong hands, employing a middle of the field approach. The path is steep and produced frequent loud barrels during the round.

Jorge Junior Beltre Polanco (FA, Santo Domingo, DOM) displayed pop to the pull side and the middle of the field. The ball comes off very well with little effort and carries. 

Braden Swaney (2027, Omaha, NE) elevated the ball with authority to pull side, sending several balls to deep right field. The left-handed bat can really impact the ball and showed some of the best power of the day. 

Joshua Priest (2027, San Diego, CA) showed excellent bat speed and backspun the ball with tons of carry. The California native is a great athlete and the strength also really plays.

Jose Doubront (2027, Greenville, SC) smacked a couple off of the left field wall and showed lots of strength at the point of contact. He turns the barrel over hard with intent and repeated well.

Javeth Carrion (2026 SS, San Juan, PR) showed off an enticing switch-hitting skill set, scorching several line drives from both sides of the plate. He creates leverage out in-front, has plenty of present bat speed and flashed huge power potential during his round. 

Sebastian Mora (2027 C, Houston, TX) impressed with his consistent ability to find the barrel throughout his round. He stays direct with his hands, creates some easy lift and has strength in his hands. 

Sullivan Reed (2027 3B, Meridian, MS) implored a low-effort, repeatable stroke with quickness to his hands and plenty of bat speed. He turns the barrel over nicely, uses the entire field effectively and flashed some budding power potential. 

Harlan Carrillo (2027 SS, Tacoma, WA) was impressive with his ability to consistently impact the baseball throughout his round. He employs a simple, low-effort stroke with plenty of present bat speed and good feel for the barrel. 

Asher Wagoner (2027 OF, Fort Wayne, IN) showed off his physicality throughout his round, as the right-handed hitting 2027 impacted the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. He repeats well and will continue to expand his overall power with additional maturity. 

Carson (Bear) Calvo (2027 SS, Fullerton, CA) offers an intriguing blend of barrel skills coupled with impact potential. The right-handed hitting 2027 shortstop blistered numerous line drives during his round, while staying through the middle-of-the field exceptionally well. He repeats his simple, repeatable stroke effortlessly and finds the barrel often. 

Sebastian Wilson (2027 OF, Chicago, IL) showed the ability to turn the barrel over extremely well, while displaying looseness to his hands and leverage out in-front. He stays connected well throughout and has feel for the barrel. 

Taylor Casson (2026 3B, Atlanta, GA) was impressive throughout his round, as the twitchy 2026 third baseman implores a simple and repeatable stroke with good feel for the barrel. He creates easy whip to his barrel, has strength in his hands and exhibits plenty of present bat speed. 

Will Brick (2027 C, Memphis, TN) continued to impress in all facets of his game, this time with the bat. The quick twitch 2027 backstop impacted the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap, staying connected throughout and offers an exciting blend of now tools with huge upside. 

Austin Neese (2027 3B, Sugar Hill, GA) simply found the barrel early and often throughout his round, taking one of the more consistent rounds of the day. It is a loose, leveraged stroke with excellent feel for the barrel and impact potential from gap-to-gap. 

Ryan Robinson (2027 3B, Suwanee, GA) found the barrel often during his round, as the right-handed hitting 2027 Grad produced several line drives. He exhibits a tight turn into launch, has plenty of present bat speed and feel for the barrel. 

Parker Robinson (2027 MIF, Chicago, IL) offers huge physical projection with plenty of likable components to his swing. He stays extremely well connected throughout the process, repeats well and has lightning quick hands. He used the entire field extremely well and flashed enticing power potential from gap-to-gap. 

Ricky Lopez (2027 SS, New York, NY) stayed simple and direct with his stroke throughout his round, as the right-handed hitting shortstop produced several line drives from gap-to-gap. It is a rather simple stroke with good separation into launch, plenty of present bat speed and feel for the barrel. 

Judson Harris (2027 OF, Orange Beach, AL) creates easy bat speed and has real feel for the barrel. He generates leverage out in-front, projects for more power moving forward and exhibits plenty of present bat speed. 

Cole Crawford (2027 C, Cartersville, GA) offers an intriguing profile, as the hulking 2027 backstop implores a leveraged stroke with tons of separation and strength at impact. He uses the entire field effectively, has legitimate power through the gaps and will only continue to expand his overall power with additional physical maturity. 

William Cutshall (2026 2B, Covington, GA) employs a simple, repeatable stroke with easy bat speed and plenty of strength in his hands. He generates plenty of backspin and carry, while profiling for even more power potential as he physically matures. 

Nathaniel Fuller (2027 OF, Little Silver, NJ) showcased a compact, line drive stroke with plenty of quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. He stayed through the middle-of-the field throughout, as he produced several well-struck line drives during his round. 

Sam Godbout (2027 2B, Brooklyn, NY) used a simple, repeatable stroke to produce numerous line drives through the middle-of-the field during his round. He displays a good feel for the barrel, has plenty of present bat speed and used the entire field well. 

Jack Johnson (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) does a nice job of creating space in a tight window, while leveraging the baseball with authority to all fields. He has plenty of present bat speed, has feel for the barrel and generates tons of torque with his lower half. 

Tavis Honeycutt (2027 3B, Newberry, FL) showed off his physicality by launching several balls to the deeper parts of the field. He torques it well into impact, has plenty of strength in his hands and creates easy carry. 

Case Martin (2027 RHP, Atlanta, GA) produced several loud line drives throughout his round, as the physical right-handed hitting 2027 Grad generates good torque with his lower half and plenty of present bat speed. 

Harry Chubb Jones Jr. (2027 SS, Powder Springs, GA) impressed with the tightness of his turns, while exhibiting a good feel for the barrel and plenty of present bat speed. He flashed some budding power to the pullside and should only continue to expand that tool with additional strength. 

Deuce Jenkins (2027 1B, Brandon, MS) took one of the louder rounds of the day, as he showed off his immense physical strength and has plenty of likable components to his stroke. He generates easy whip to his barrel and carried several well-struck balls deep to the pullside. 

Wilson Shaw (2027 LHP, Port Charlotte, FL) might be listed as a primary pitch but he did a nice job of handling the barrel with contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field throughout his round.

Sammy Echeverry (2027 C, Kissimmee, FL) has plenty of pop in his right-handed swing and he showed it throughout his round, including a deep drive out to center field where the strength in his hands allowed his power to consistently play.

Quinn Peck (2027 1B, Bristow, VA) looked to impact and elevate the ball throughout his round, showing strength off of the barrel with some solid carry coming off when squared up.

Thomas Futrell (2027 2B, Fulton, MD) consistently got the barrel extended out front and showed a good handle for it, living to the middle of the field throughout his round with the makings of bat speed through the zone.

Kaleb Harrison (2026 OF, Brookshire, TX) showed quickness to his hands in his right-handed swing with a long and fluid path through the zone, squaring up contact to the pull side part of the field with jump coming off.

Jordin Griffin (2027 OF, Lake Charles, LA) showed off some of the quicker hands on his team, spinning on baseballs to his pull side, creating some big torque in his left-handed swing.

Max Hemenway (2027 SS, Puyallup, WA) showed balance in his left-handed swing and was able to turn on baseballs with ease, sending line drive contact into right field steadily throughout his round.

Jorvorskie Lane Jr. (2026 OF, Fort Worth, TX) showcased some of the stronger hands in the event, blistering baseballs to all parts of the field with some real intent and strength in his swing.  

Matthew Logan (2026 LHP, Windermere, FL) is a strongly built 6-4/205 left-handed stick who was able to pummeled some baseballs to his pull side, showing a heavy barrel with carry coming off.

Conor Rae (2027 C, Gilbert, AZ) has some moving parts in his load but he did a nice job of staying on time while getting the barrel to the ball with some hard contact to the pull side.

Ethan Gilchrist (2027 SS, Raleigh, NC) was on time with the barrel throughout his round, getting his front foot down while staying direct to the baseball with line drive contact line to line.

Lash Henderson (2027 OF, Frisco, TX) was able to impact the baseball with some authority to the middle and pull parts of the field, staying compact with his swing path but generated plenty of jump at the point of contact.

Thomas Glenn (2026 SS, Paso Robles, CA) showed quickness in his hands, getting the barrel out front while showing a handle for it as well throughout his round of BP.

JT Girod (2027 SS, Independence, OR) put together a quality round of batting practice, getting the barrel out front with extension through the point of contact, creating hard contact off of the barrel to all fields.

Mikey Watson (2027 3B, Steger, IL) lived on the barrel consistently throughout his round, squaring it up to the middle of the field with flashes of jump and strength at the point of contact.

Wesley Moering (2027 SS, Dallas, GA) lived on a linear path through the zone and was able to create line drive contact consistently into left field throughout his round.

Leo Reina (2027 OF, Orlando, FL) did a nice job of getting the barrel extended out front, creating extension through the point of contact with solid contact to all parts of the field.

Alex Curran (2026 RHP, Stratford, PE) might be listed as a primary pitcher but he took a steady round of batting practice, utilizing his strength well while showing some impact strength off of the barrel when squared up.

Bryce Besece (2027 C, Tampa, FL) swung the bat with some real intent, creating solid bat speed through the zone with leverage and jump off of the barrel deep to right field.

Ayden McGinnis (2027 LHP, Phoenix, AZ) showed some really quick hands from the left side of the plate throughout his round of BP, creating some real torque in his swing while consistently barreling balls to the pull side.

Mac Morris (2027 SS, Taylors, SC) put together an impressive round of BP, getting his front foot down on time consistently while peppering baseballs deep to the left field wall, consistently barreling up the baseball.

KJ Anderson (2027 C, Cookeville, TN) is a physical backstop out of Tennessee and he consistently worked on the barrel throughout his swings, driving the ball to his pull side with some intriguing present juice off of the barrel.

Hudson Riordan (2027 1B, Lake Wylie, SC) has looseness in his hands and throughout his left-handed swing, handling the stick well while barreling up baseballs around the field during his time in the box.

Christopher Vargas (2025 OF, Santo Domingo, SD) barreled up a couple of baseballs with authority, staying short to the ball with his hands while back spinning balls deeper to the middle and pull sides of the field.

Caden Dawson (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) is a physically built left-handed bat out of Georgia who connected for some seriously hard contact t othe pull side, including a couple balls that fell just shy of the wall in deep right-center field.

Ethan Viera (2026 C, Washingtonville, NY) made the trip down from New York and was able to show off his right-handed strength, barreling balls around the yard, including one to finish his round that bounced off of the left-center field wall.

Derek Yormack (2027 3B, Merrick, NY) is a strong 6-foot-2, 195 pound stick out of New York and the strength played in his swing, living to the middle of the field with some flashes of jump to the pull side.

Ryan Yormack (2027 1B, Merrick, NY), listed at the same measurables as his twin brother above, does a nice job of creating length in his swing with leverage through the point of contact, consistently barreling them into left field.

Christopher Sinacori (2027 C, Phoenix, AZ) stayed consistent throughout his round, as he used the whole field extremely well with several line drives. He implores a short, direct stroke with quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. 

Deshaun White (2027 SS, Williamsport, PA) showcased plenty of likable components from both sides of the plate, as the twitchy 2027 produced plenty of bat speed, torques it well with his long levers and impacted the baseball well from gap-to-gap. 

Will Hayes (2027 RHP, Highlands Ranch, CO) displayed huge power projection from gap-to-gap, as the long levered 2027 impacted the baseball with authority. He stayed connected well despite his length and has plenty of present bat speed. 

John Stowers (2026 C, Mobile, AL) took perhaps the loudest round thus far, launching several balls to the deepest part of the park. He creates leverage out in-front, turns quickly and has immense strength in his hands. 

John Berry Upton (2027 SS, Auburn, AL) employed a simple, low-effort stroke with plenty of things to like moving forward. He stays direct with his hands, has plenty of present bat speed and used the whole field effectively. 

Tyler Jones (2027 3B, Annapolis, MD) impressed with his propensity to find the barrel throughout his round. He implores a simple, direct stroke with quickness to his hands and good feel for the barrel. 

Erick Jimenez (2027 RHP, Peoria, AZ) displayed immense power projection to the pullside during his round. He generates good separation into launch, creates leverage out in-front and has strength in his hands. 

George Ferguson (2027 RHP, Abilene, TX) used a loose, leveraged stroke to impact the baseball with authority during his round. He used the whole field well, has plenty of present bat speed and projects for more power moving forward. 

Juan Diaz (2027 SS, Hialeah, FL) was consistent throughout his round, as the switch-hitting 2027 Florida native produced several line drives from gap-to-gap. He stays direct with his hands and delivers the barrel on-time frequently. 

Drew Davis (2027 RHP, Sumrall, MS) was impressive with his ability to impact the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. He implores a simple, leveraged stroke with plenty of bat speed and feel for the barrel. 

Jake Carruthers (2027 3B, Hollywood,Fl, FL) was another loud round, as the right-handed hitting third baseman showed huge power projection to the pullside. He generates easy torque and leverages the baseball with backspin and carry. 

Teagan Scott (2026 C, Salem, OR) displayed immense physicality and strength during his round. The right-handed hitting backstop uses his strong lower half to create tons of torque and has loads of strength in his hands. 

Tanner Brown (2027 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) impressed with his consistency throughout his round. He implores a simple, low-effort stroke with excellent feel for the barrel and the ability to use the whole field extremely well. 

Maddux Lessard (2027 C, Muskego, WI) showcased immense power throughout his round, as the long levered 2027 backstop generates easy bat speed and leverage out in-front. He creates impact to the pullside effortlessly and left the yard during his round. 

Samir Mohammed (2027 1B, Trinity, FL) displayed tons of power projection during his round, as the long levered 2027 Grad creates tons of carry and backspin. He generates tons of leverage out in-front and has loads of strength in his hands. 

Bobby Wooten (2027 SS, Macon, GA) displayed plenty of present bat speed with good feel for the barrel during his round. The twitchy 2027 shortstop stays simple and direct with his stroke, while using the whole field effectively. 

Timothy Clark (2026 OF, McDonough, GA) was the model of consistency throughout his round, as he produced numerous line drives and projects moving forward. He implored a no-stride stance with excellent feel for the barrel and quickness to his hands. 

Ozzie Ortiz (2027 SS, Yuma, AZ) stayed mightily consistent during his round. He stays connected, has quickness to his hands and delivered the barrel on-time frequently. 

Jordan “Porkchop” Albarado (2027 C, Uvalde, TX) showed off his physicality during his round, scorching several balls with backspin to the pullside. He generates tons of torque with his strong lower half and  has good feel for the barrel. 

Luke Gladchuk (2027 OF, Missouri City, TX) employed a simple, low-effort stroke with plenty of present bat speed and good feel for the barrel. He produced several line drives from gap-to-gap and delivered the barrel on-time frequently. 

Landon Green (2027 RHP, Clearwater, FL) impressed with his ability to turn over the barrel, showcasing some of the better bat speed thus far. He uses his long levers effectively to create leverage and flashed pullside power potential. 

Genis Lopez Jr (2027 OF, Simpsonville, SC) showcased an intriguing blend of overall feel for the barrel and power potential. He torques it extremely well, has lightning quick hands and impacts it well to all fields. 

Noah Everly (2026 SS, Pasadena, CA) impressed with his blend of present bat speed, feel for the barrel and power potential. It is a low-effort stroke with a compact line drive stroke and the ability to impact it well from gap-to-gap. 

Amaree Griffin (2027 LHP, Loganville, GA) showcased plenty of intrigue, as he used his long levers to create plenty of leverage out in-front. He stays fairly direct with his hands despite his length and has some strength in his hands. 

Jd James (2027 OF, Sarasota, FL) produced several line drives throughout his round, as he implored a simple and direct stroke. He showed some quickness to his hands and has feel for the barrel. He used the entire field extremely well. 

Pablo Jose Martinez (2027 SS, Santo Domingo, SD) used a simple, low-effort swing to scorch several line drives during his round. He creates leverage out in-front and has plenty of present bat speed. 

Jace Moran (2027 C, Live Oak, FL) employed a loose, leveraged stroke to launch several balls deep to the pullside during his round. He creates good separation at foot strike, has plenty of present bat speed and has some strength in his hands. 

Jared Grindlinger (2027 1B, Huntington Beach, CA) showcased an enticing blend of advanced barrel skills and power projection. He generates easy carry by using his levers extremely well and has plenty of present bat speed. 

Dominic Giametta Iii (2027 OF, Richmond, TX) showed off his immense strength, scorching several line drives from gap-to-gap. He has quickness to his hands, plenty of feel for the barrel and flashed projectable power when on-time. 

Matthew Kelley (2027 SS, San Diego, CA) was impressive throughout his round, as the quick twitch 2027 Grad used a simple, low-effort stroke to produce several line drives. He lightning quick hands, stays connected well and used the whole field well. 

Nicholas Mondesando (2026 OF, Fishkill, NY) offered plenty of intrigue with his blend of feel for the barrel and ability to create loud impact to the pullside. He generates easy carry and backspin, has plenty of bat speed and strength in his hands.