Dylan Messina (2026 SS, Cortez, FL) got the first inning started quick with a hard hit double into the right center gap. The approach is simple and he's found the barrel the entire week. 

Charles Messina (2026 C, Cortez, FL) followed things up with another double down the right field line. He stays short and compact with good barrel skills that he's put on display throughout the event and he moves very well. 

Rylan Baker (2026 OF, Fernandina, FL) smoked a ball into the right center field gap for a double in the early going. It's a smooth and well sequenced left-handed cut and he can really run too. 

Branson Crawford (2026 C, Gainesville, GA) showed a ton of arm talent on the mound after really impressing throughout the event. The fastball sat 85-86 mph throughout his one inning of work and he pounded the zone, inducing a lot of weak contact. 

Will Holden (2026 C, Advance, NC) peppered a ball right back up the middle to drive in a pair of runs in the middle innings. He's a big and physical catcher with big time catch and throw skills behind the plate and monster juice at the plate. He followed his single up with a double in the later innings too that came off the bat hot. 

Brady Marshall (2026 3B, Mocksville, NC) got on the mound and showed some intriguing stuff but nothing more intriguing than the double he had in the later innings. The ball was smoked down the line, 96 mph off the bat. He has big strength and it translates into the swing well. 

Colin White (2026 LHP, Powder Springs, GA) had multiple hits in the game, a single back up the middle and a double the other way that both came off the bat hard. He's one of the most intriguing left-handed pitchers in the country and has shown some serious two way intrigue here. 

Aiden Ruiz (2026 SS, Woodhaven, NY) has shown so much to like throughout the event and continued it here. Found a barrel on a line out to short and also made some good defensive plays. He moves around very well behind the plate and can also play both infield and outfield. 

Nate Wade (2026 St. Augustine, FL) came out sitting in the mid-80s with a quick shoulder and good hand speed on the breaking ball. Good spin on all with traits to miss bats.

Max Hamilton (2026 Olathe, KS) rant he heavy heater up to 89 and the pitch has good angle that is tough on hitters. The slider pairs well and is a tough combination when located to the glove side.

James Jorgensen (2026 Dallas, TX) came out throwing very easy 90 mph peaks. Lots of carry to the FB and it jumped hard. The breaking ball was in the upper-60s and had 2600+ spin on it.

Matty Blanusa (2026 Newton, MA) has a heavy fastball that he used at the top of the zone to get swing and miss. There was solid shape to the breaking ball in the mid-70s that he throws with intent.

Graham Charboneau (2026 Kingwood, TX) continued on a solid week as he got the bat head out and smoked a hard line drive single to the pull side. He is an athletic mover and there is clear projection remaining in the frame.

Bryce Bloom-Timmins (2026 Houston, TX) sat in the low-80s with really good fastball quality. He pounded the zone with a 2-pitch mix for one of the easiest innings of the day. He forced quick soft contact.

Randy Ruiz (2026 Windermere, FL) showed some 2-way ability as he jumped on the mound and ran his fastball up to 88. He paired it with a mid-70s changeup to keep hitters off balance.

John Stowers (2206 Mobile, AL) dropped the bat head on an upper-80s fastball and smoked a line drive hit to right centerfield for a hit. The single came off the bat at 88 mph. He also jumped on the mound and sat in the low-80s.

Matthew O’Grady (2026 Williams Bay, WI) lofted a ball a long way to the opposite field for a ground rule double. The path creates good back spin helping with carry. 

Addison Latko (2026 C, Park Ridge, IL) smoked a ball through the left side for a single. It's a super simple right-handed swing with good bat speed and some strength to the path. 

Parker Loew (2026 SS, Sarasota, FL) hit a double into the right-center gap in the later innings, a loud barrel that came off hot (96 EV). He's performed in a huge way all week and continues to show a lot to like in game. 

Colin White (2026 Powder Springs, GA) has a lot of projection in his 6-3/170 frame and the arm swing has some quickness. The extension is good and he creates angle on his mid-80s fastball. 

Hunter Watson (2026 Tuttle, OK) found a liner single in his first at bat of the event. The strong hands and direction in the path stood out for the right-handed hitter as he kept the barrel in the zone to collect the knock.

Anthony Eberlin (2026 Edwardsville, IL) has a live looking body and some twitch to the athlete. its a quick arm and the ball jumps out of the hand to produce low 80s velocity. The mid-70s breaker had teeth and can miss bats. 

Brock Rein (2026 Fayetteville, GA) after working out very well in drills he came to the plate and found a barrel that resulted in a loud single to left centerfield. He is an easy mover with very good upside.

Tripp Hannah (2026 Yulee, FL) worked a good at bat before adjusting to a breaking ball and scorching a single to the pull side. Hannah has very good actions in the middle infield as well.

Bradley McCafferty (2026 Beverly, MA) got the bat head out in his first at bat and promptly hit a double off the wall in left. There is clear strength in the body/hands. 

David Lee (2026 Raleigh, NC) has a really simple and smooth operation with a whippy arm and low 3/4 release. There is some sink to his mid-80s fastball and he worked down in the zone. The curveball has good shape as well and got a backwards strikeout on the pitch. 

Andrew Barr (2026 Longwood, FL) showcased a loose left-handed swing with good timing, staying inside the ball and barreling a liner to the opposite field. He jumped on the mound and pounded the zone in the low-80s with lots to come as well.  

Paddy Roth (2026 Chicago, IL) kills spin the the CH with lots of horizontal movement that runs away from lefties late. He also has late cut on the mid-80s fastball that obviously paired well with the CH.

Maximus Wearing (2026 Charlotte, NC) has current physicality and bat speed and used both to flick a barrel up the middle for a hit.

Codey Gauff (2026 Boynton Beach, FL) continued to produce as he got the barrel out and hit a hard single through the pull side.

Ethan Rathmann (2026 Windermere, FL) has twitchy wrists and unloaded his quick swing on a heater to smoke a single up the box. He can really run and create havoc. He also showed some arm strength with mid-80s arm strength on the mound. 

Colten Springall (2026 Las Vegas, NV) has added good strength and its noticeably helped with his left-handed bat speed. He showcased that when he smoked a single through the pull side.

James Jorgensen (2026 Dallas, TX) kept the hands in and shoots a hard double down the right field line. Really good job of staying with an all field approach.  

Bryan Borges (2026 Miami, FL) turned on a fastball and smoked a double to the pull side that came off the bat at 87 mph. Clear strength in the frame and swing. 

Grady Emerson (2026 Argyle, TX) just continues to rake. He found two barrels during game play, one of the being a line drive double to the opposite field gap. He also showed great in game actions when called upon. 

Ethan Bass (2026 Northbrook, IL) got all over the first pitch he saw and hammered a long triple to centerfield that came off the bat at 92 mph. The projection in the body only adds to the intrigue. He later came up and smoked a ball to the pull side that came off the bat at 90 mph. 

Colton Guillot (2026 Gulf Breeze, FL) sat 89-90 early with late life that got under barrels for swing and miss. He paired it with a hard slider in the upper-70s that had short horizontal life. 

Ethan Stipp (2026 Las Vegas, NV) used his powerful stroke to hit a sharp single through the left side of the infield. The strong frame looks geared to hit for power very soon. 

Nicholas Bradley (2026 Clarks Summit, PA) is a high waisted and athletic looking righty and opened up with a 92 mph fastball and sat comfortably in the low-90s in the first inning. He has feel to spin and is always around the zone. 

RJ Cope (2026 Lawrenceville, GA) is one of the most projectable arms in the class and came out throwing upper-80s heat with lots of horizontal movement. He is very coordinated and and repeats the release with both the fastball and off speed. He also turned on a pitch offensively to collect a hard knock through the right side. 

Dylan Messina (2026 Cortez, FL) went the other way for a hustle double during game play. He is constantly producing and truly plays the game with his hair on fire.

Tanner Owens (2026 Milton, FL) used his advanced middle of the field approach, covering the outer half of the plate to smoke a missile single up the middle.

Martin Shelar (2026 Decatur, GA) stayed inside a 90 mph fastball and hammered a single to the opposite field. There is immense power projection moving forward. The next at bat he smoked a ball that came off at 94 mph. 

Malachi Washington (2026 Stone Mountain, GA) pulled the barrel in and blistered a ball down the left field line for a hit. He is really athletic and can change the game on both sides of the ball. 

Jack Ryan (2026 Cincinatti, OH) ran the fastball up to 89 during the first inning and threw steady upper-80s heat. He showcased a very good three pitch mix with tons of upside.

Will Holden (2026 Advance, NC) found a hard barrel that came off the bat at 89 mph for a hit. He also looks the part behind the plate with loose hips and a good arm.

Drew Kunz (2026 Longwood, FL) has a smooth operation with some deception to the release. He worked in the low-80s and threw three pitches for strikes.

Jack Dugan (2026 Nashville, TN) had a great day at the plate with multiple barrels. The second was a hammered double that came off the bat at 89 mph to centerfield.

Gabriel Rozenfeld (2026 Sunny Isles Beach, FL) is a strong bodied left-handed pitcher that peaks at 86. There is arm side run to the fastball and it is tough to square. He also showcased a solid slider with late bite. 

Archer Horn (2026 San Mateo, CA) has a smooth and fluid delivery with easy mid-80s velocity. The athleticism and clean arm action bode well for future projection. He also swung the bat well and found a barrel.

Rock Akahi (2026 Irvine, CA) used his short and direct left-handed swing to fire a double to the opposite field. The short stroke is geared for a high barrel rate. 

Dillon Moss (2026 Atherton, CA) is a high level receiver behind the plate and has had a good weekend with the bat as well. He hit a sharp liner single to the pull side in his second at bat.

Hunter Harrington (2026 San Diego, CA) worked a good at bat in the first inning finally inning the at bat with a line drive to left. He then stole second base immediately. He added another hit on an 88 mph exit velocity. 

Christian Doty (2026 Olive Branch, MS) announced his presence with authority by absolutely destroying a home run well over the left field wall for a no-doubter. The ball came off at 92-mph and travelled 362-feet. 

Beau Peterson (2026 Shawnee, KS) continues to show his offensive upside with a missile single up the middle that came off the bat at 98-mph. Its a middle of the lineup upside. 

Takashi Rutherford (2026 San Juan Capistrano, CA) blistered a ball in his first at bat with a loud liner that had an exit velocity of 92-mph. He also filled the strike zone up on the bump forcing soft contact throughout his outing. 

Griffin Loy (2026 Nancy, KY) ran the fastball into the mid-80s early and mixed a CH and CB during his outing. His 6-5 frame projects well as he also shows good coordination and athleticism. 

Johnny Carver (2026 Raymore, MO) worked in the low-80s with a tough low slot release and good arm side run. He has confidence in this CB/CH secondary mix. 

Daniel Giuliani (2026 Trinity, FL) sat in the 86-88 range early and grabbed a 90. He has some carry to the fastball that should allow him to work N-S which will help tunnel the mid-70s CB well. 

Eli Dickey (2026 Franklin, TN) has a strong and athletic frame that should help him long innings and maintain stuff. He ran the fastball up to 88 and worked down in the zone. He got the breaking ball to the glove side well and it got some empty swings. 

Tyler Lomas (2026 Winter Springs, FL) took his smooth left-handed stroke to game play as he fired a line drive hit into centerfield for a knock. Solid feel for the barrel during game play. 

Alex Harrington (2026 San Diego, CA) got the bat head out and lofted a ball off the high wall in left field for a double The power is coming and it only adds to his profile. 

Ryan Harris (2026 Long Grove, IL) has 2-way ability as he showed his potential with the stick during drills. He then showcased an upper-80s fastball in game and there is a lot more in the tank. 

Jaxon Wood (2026 Hoover, AL) seems to always hit and did so again on this day. He smoked a liner single up the middle that came off the bat at 86 mph. 

Adam Latko (2026 Park Ridge, IL) turned on a fastball during game play and smoked a liner single into left. He has an aggressive approach to the game overall. 

Phillip Cheong (2026 Richmond Hill, ON-CAN) had a short and quick swing with high level barrel accuracy and smoked line drive to the pull side.

Ronin McCraw (2026 Magnolia, TX) showed fast hands and the ability to get extended and lift ball to the pull side. The quiet approach made for a consistent round finding barrels.

Brett Biondich (2026 Hartford, WI) already has physical strength and his ability to lag the hands allowed him to accelerate the hands well to show good power projection.

Cameron Jackson (2026 Decatur, GA) is an interesting switch-hitter that has a short stroke from both sides and a solid middle of the field approach and a swing from both sides geared for line drives.

Keaton Neal (2026 Olathe, KS) used his long and projectable frame to whip the barrel out front and loft some balls to the pull side. There is real power projection as the frame continues to fill.

Beau Peterson (2026 Shawnee, KS) already has a strong and athletic frame and he gets well above average bat speed from a simple and athletic stroke. The ball jumped off his bat to the pull side.

Takashi Rutherford (2026 San Juan ) has a tall and projectable frame and he separates well and back spin balls to both gaps. The carry off the barrel stood out.

Eli Dickey (2026 Franklin, TN) has an extremely strong top hand and he created space to smoke hard line drive to the pull side during his round.

Savion Sims (2026 Edmond, OK) is really coordinated given his extremely long limbs and he was on the barrel most of the round driving hard liners to the opposite field. There is loft potential as he works the barrel out.

Jaxson Wood (2026 Hoover, AL) continues to show his high-level bat to ball skills and he blistered balls to the gaps on nearly every swing. The bat to ball skills are clear.

Addison Latko (2026 Park Ridge, IL) turns the barrel hard and works the barrel through contact with intent. He lifted balls deep to the pull gap during his round.

Griffin Loy (2026 Nancy, KY) has good jump off the bat and the ball travelled well to the middle of the field with solid timing during his round.

Gavin Byrd (2026 Lakeland, FL) was on the barrel on every swing during drills and consistently drove balls hard to the pull gap on nearly every pass of the bat.

Graham Charboneau (2026 Kingwood, TX) continues to show a power upside and does it with ease from his whippy swing.

Alex Harrington (2026 San Diego, CA) launches with authority and works the barrel out to drive balls hard to the middle of the diamond.

Hunter Harrington (2026 San Diego, CA) has solid bat to ball skills with the ability to currently hit to all fields. He did a nice job of staying within his advanced approach during his round.

Ryan Harris (Long Grove, IL) has an impressive power profile and hammered balls to the pull side with regularity and did so with impressive launch.

Jaxon Matthews (2026 Davidson, NC) had one of the louder rounds of the day with impressive exit velocities in the mid-90s during the majority of the round.

John Stowers (Mobile, AL) has an impressive frame to build on and matches it with an equally impressive left-handed swing that showed the potential to hit for average and future power.

Christian Doty (2026 Olive Branch, MS) has an athletic build and strong hands that helped him pummel balls to the middle of the field. He was on time and very consistent with the barrel.

Dillon Moss (2026 C, Atherton, CA) found the barrel the entire round as he shot hard liners into both gaps. The ball really explodes off the barrel and he has good rhythm to the swing. 

Ethan Bass (2026 SS, Northbrook, IL) starts in a high stance and uses a knee lift trigger to get into rhythm. He's added strength onto the frame and put everything on display, hitting multiple balls hard into left field. 

John Dolan (2026 C, Huffman, TX) ended the round in a big way, hitting a bomb over the left field wall. He has a good path through the zone and found the barrel quite a bit. He has good strength as well which was on display throughout the round. 

Jack Ryan (2026 RHP, Cincinnati, OH) got the barrel extended and hammered the ball into right field. It's an intriguing two way profile that had a good showing in the outfield workout as well. He showed a lot to like here. 

Ethan Stipp (2026 OF, Las Vegas, NV) put a ton of strength on display throughout his round of batting practice. The bat really explodes off the barrel, showing off the strength to the pull-side. 

Jack Dugan (2026 SS, Nashville, TN) showed a lot to like throughout his round of batting practice. It's a smooth left-handed swing with good projection and loft to the path. 

Brody Landgraf (2026 1B, Columbia, IL) started off the round with one of the loudest swings of the day, a bomb to the pull-side. He creates good leverage out front and has a long and loose path through the zone. It's pretty loud power here. 

Dylan Messina (2026 SS, Cortez, FL) showed some loud stuff from both sides of the plate, finding the barrel often from both sides. He has the same setup and good hand speed from both sides to go along with natural feel for the barrel. 

Aiden Ruiz (2026 SS, Woodhaven, NY) was all over the barrel throughout the round of batting practice. He was smashing balls to both gaps and stays short and compact in both swings. 

RJ Cope (2026 LHP, Lawrenceville, GA) is one of the top two way players in the country and showcased the left-handed swing in the round. He was all over the barrel and hit a few balls with incredible exit velocities (95+ EV). This was a super loud round. 

Colton Guillot (2026 SS, Gulf Breeze, FL) has done a little bit of everything throughout the event here early on and continued this in the round of batting practice. He got the bat extended and hit the ball hard to the pull-side, showing a short path and a quick bat. 

Brady Marshall (2026 3B, Mocksville, NC) was all over the barrel in his round of batting practice. He hit multiple balls over 90 mph off the bat, showing huge power and a good hit tool. 

Rock Akahi (2026 3B, Irvine, CA) absolutely smoked some balls throughout his batting practice. It's a super smooth left-handed swing and he was on the barrel throughout. He stays super short and showed the ability to get the barrel extended. 

Parker Loew (2026 SS, Sarasota, FL) showcased some massive things throughout the round. He has one of the fastest bats in the country and showed some monster juice to the pull-side as well. It was one of the most impressive rounds of the day. 

Randy Ruiz (2026 OF, Windermere, FL) hit the ball extremely hard to the pull-side in the round. The bat is extremely fast and was on the barrel throughout the round. He's super physical and has monster pull-side power. 

Andrew Barr (2026 1B, Longwood, FL) showed a smooth left-handed cut throughout the round and found the barrel often. He's got some physical projection remaining and is hitting the ball with authority. 

Grady Emerson (2026 SS, Argyle, TX) continues to show why he's ranked so highly as he smashed some baseballs into the pull-side gap. The bat speed really stood out and he has some of the biggest pop of the class. 

Branson Crawford (2026 C, Gainesville, GA) put together a really good round of batting practice. He was all over the barrel and hitting balls to the middle of the field. He hit everything within 87-91 mph exit velocities. 

Andrew Mahoney (2026 LHP, Novi, MI) was all over the barrel throughout the round. He hit multiple balls into the gap with high exit velocities. The bat speed really stands out here. 

Colten Springall (2026 2B, Las Vegas, NV) strung together a super impressive round of batting practice, getting the barrel extended and impacting the ball to the pull-side. There's some serious intrigue to the left-handed stick. 

Maximus Wearing (2026 1B, Charlotte, NC) got the round started in a big way and continued it later in the round with some loud barrels to the pull-side. He's a big and physical left-handed bat with obvious bat speed.