Jack Ketchum (2024, West Point, MS) was absolutely dominant on the mound, showing a really strong four-pitch mix. The fastball sat 89-90 for three frame, topping 91. He showed two nasty distinct breaking balls and turned over a nice changeup as well.

Braden Fox (2024, Auburn, AL) picked up a knock in his first at-bat, lining a shot into centerfield. The Alabama native possesses solid bat-to-ball and a functional stroke. He also picked up a second hit on a grounder down the left field line.

Gavin Hunter (2025, Montgomery, AL) drove in a run, sending a sharp shot pull side. Hunter has quality bat speed and the hands work.

Samuel Henegar (2024, Jacksonville, AL) had no issues with velocity, lining an 89 mph fastball into right centerfield for a single. Henegar can handle the barrel and employs a simple process. He also looked good on the mound, running it up to 83 with a solid breaking ball.

Elijah Johnson (2025, Hickory, MS) picked up a double in the eight inning, going to the opposite field. The primary shortstop swings to do damage with lots of intent.

Aaron Bailey (2026 3B, McCalla, AL) had a good round of batting practice and really showcased an impressive combination of strength and feel for the barrel. He got extended early and often, impacting the ball out front and hitting hard liners to the pull-side. 

Charlie Cassingham (2025 SS, Huntsville, AL) was another name that really shined in batting practice. He found the barrel with every swing in the round and showed a ton of components to like. He stays short and compact, hitting the ball to all fields with good strength off the barrel. 

Boyd Dela Vega (2023 2B, Birmingham, AL) strung together one of the more impressive rounds of the entire day. He is a strong and athletic player with obvious feel for the barrel. It's a swing that'll play in game and has impressive jump off the bat. 

Miller Shy (2026 OF, Starkville, MS) is a right-handed hitter that really impressed in his round of batting practice. He creates good extension in the hands and really turns the barrel over well. 

Martin Ledbetter (2025 RHP, Big Rock, IL) definitely stood out in a big way through his round. He creates some serious torque in the bat and has impressive bat speed. The strength really stands out as he was hitting hard liners into both gaps. 

Samuel Henegar (2024 1B, Jacksonville, AL) had a solid round of BP and sprayed liners all over the field. He generates some good bat speed and has solid rhythm to the cut. 

John Robicheaux (2024 OF, Mountain Brook, AL) swung it well throughout his round, hitting the ball hard to the pull-side. He has repeatable components and has solid bat speed with natural loft to the path. 

Thomas VonAhlefeld (2024 OF, Huntsville, AL) is another name that really swung the bat well in his round. He has a mature look to him and swung it with a good approach to the middle of the diamond. 

Evan Williams (2024 C, Tuscaloosa, AL) was one of the better rounds that we had throughout the day. He's a big, physical left-handed bat with impressive strength off the barrel. 

Martin Ledbetter (2025 RHP, Big Rock, IL) smoked a ground ball through the left side and also showed some arm talent, running it up to 85 mph. He’s a big and physical bat that has showcased some big tools throughout the day. This is a name that should be followed heading into the summer.

Dayne Wray (2025 SS, Smithville, MS) hammered a ball into the left-field corner for a well struck single.. He has a short and compact cut that had a really good batting practice and carried over into the game.

John Robicheaux (2024 OF, Mountain Brook, AL) with a loud double into the pull-side in the middle innings. He stays short and simple with good feel for the barrel and didn’t miss a pitch over the plate.

Talon Whetstone (2025 LHP, Northport, AL) looked good on the mound and also had a single up the middle in the early going. He pitched to contact and really pounded the zone with a full mix. He has a solid swing with an uphill bat path and showcased the ability to find the barrel.

Jordan Hosman (2025 RHP, Pensacola, FL) held the low-80s through four innings. Located the fastball to both sides of the plate and flashed an 11-5 shaped breaking ball. He had really good command throughout the performance and rolled through the outing.

Presley Moseley (2026 RHP, Gulf Breeze, FL) showcased a good three pitch mix in his relief appearance. Really knows how to pitch and threw all three to both sides of the plate. The pitchability really stands out.

Boyd Dela Vega (2023 2B, Birmingham, AL) smoked a single into the left field corner in the later innings and also had a single up the middle in the early going. He stays extremely simple in the approach with good bat speed and whip through the zone. He had a solid round of batting practice as well.

Nicholas Youngblood (2025, Pinson, AL) hit a double into the left field corner in the middle innings, showed good bat speed and continues to show some intriguing things at the plate after a solid batting practice.