Ayden North (2027 MIF, Roswell, GA) piecing together a nice weekend here, grabbing himself another single in the first. Got the barrel all over a center cut heater and went opposite field with, lining it over the 4 hole. Smaller kid but athletic in the actions and overall feel of the game, has an idea in the box. Picked up another single with a seeing eyes grounder back up the middle in the last frame of the contest.

Cooper Patterson (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) worked two frames, striking out two with elevated four seamers that touched 76. Mixed in occasional upper 60s curveball, cruised through this appearance and challenged hitters with his mix. 

Boston Hanna (2027 3B, Gulf Breeze, FL) split the RCF gap for a deep triple. Has an athletic look, has shown some comfort at third with a good arm across.

Gavin Boykin (2028 C, Powder Springs, GA) with a really nice barrel over the shortstops head for an RBI single. Has grinded behind the plate all day, shows promise with his actions in the dirt. Quicker transfer and good arm strength for the class that really project for a '28.

Shayne Murphy (2027 SS, Atlanta, GA) has shown some of the cleanest sets of hands out at short and third this weekend with clean gathers out front and quick transfers to the throwing motion. He has continued that success here, while also picking up a knock down the pull side line to drive in a run. Would also steal third. 

-Michael Albee

Evan Howard (2027 SS, Charlotte, NC) showing off here today, grabbing 83 off the bump with the four seam and shows some promise with spin with the CB at 71. Grabbed another hit, LD through the pull-side. Big showing this weekend from Howard. 

Isaiah Galason (2027 SS, Kathleen, GA) has displayed athletic actions all weekend and that continues to translate in game. Looked comfortable on the bump, quicker arm stroke with a balanced and athletic delivery. FB got up to 80 with 2000 RPM, curveball upper 60s dropped in on occasion as well as spin killing (1500 RPM) CH that had some sink arm side.

Logan Bell (2028 SS, Hoschton, GA) showed a lot to like given the class and current frame, showing a loose arm stroke that projects well long term anywhere on the diamond. FB ran sone at 72, held it well in stretch. Has an idea on the bump with athletic actions, good young follow.

Nathan Sullivan (2026 SS, Perry, GA) has produced clean defensive actions all weekend and it continues to show up in game as well. Really nice charging play across the middle and dropped the slot on the throw across. In the box, he picked up on a nice CB out of the hand, let it travel and striped it back up the middle for a LD knock. 

Ryan Pardini (2027 OF, Johns Creek, GA) showing a ton of intrigue on the bump here. Dropping slot on occasion where he gets a ton of run on the low 70s FB, also lets it rip from higher three quarters slot up to 76. Mixes and picks his spot well, in the zone from the sidearm slot that is getting a ton of weak contact and whiffs tying up RHH. 

-Michael Albee

Lio Garcia (2028 SS, Suwanee, GA) took one of the more impressive rounds of the younger group, especially being 13U, given his consistency and handle of the barrel; it's a very clean and balanced swing with good young bat speed and looseness in the wrists as he sprayed both gaps with ease.

Davian Hammonds (2027 OF, Macon, GA) took a very under control round and although the operation is a little on the stiffer end, he has quick hands and good connection with his lower half, something that bodes well for the upside offensively.

Jake Brannon (2027 OF, Milton, GA) is a good sized young kid and there's real things to build on here; he has a balanced base, good bat speed while maintaining length and uses the whole field with intent and impact.

Rowen Groeneweg (2027 RHP, Gulf Breeze, FL) is pretty physical already and swings it hard with violence in how he creates impact and the strength to send some a pretty good ways to the middle of the field. 

Cash Fenhagen (2027 RHP, Atlanta, GA) was yet another young physical hitter with strong hands and a big uphill path that allowed him to get the ball in the air with impact, something that stands out given the age.

Evan Howard (2027 SS, Charlotte, NC) has great size and strength already, letting him stay compact while packing a punch with the hands and staying to the middle of the field with his best impact. 

Carson Sosebee (2027 C, Dawsonville, GA) swings it hard and he's got a good bit of twitch to the profle which allows him to release the barrel late and turn it over to hit hard line to the pull side.

Boston Hanna (2027 3B, Gulf Breeze, FL) is very balanced in the box with good hands and a quick and compact stroke; it was a really heavy barrel throughout the round and he showed a ton of strong impact to the middle of the field. 

Isaiah Galason (2027 SS, Kathleen, GA) is a pretty explosive young athlete and he showed it in generating big whip to the barrel and quality bat speed, both components that made flashes of strong impact to the middle and gaps.

Trey Dorminey (2026 3B, Chula, GA) has great size and big intent to his swing showing bat speed and great hands to get on plane more often than not and hit the ball real real hard.

Evan Howard (2027 SS, Charlotte, NC) gets the scoring started for orange in the first, going the other way with a heater off the hands to the RCF gap for an RBI triple. Really strong profile, had some good pieces yesterday and continues to show he can get some thump off the barrel when he times it up. Found another solid barrel in the later innings with another LD single. 

Ryan Pardini (2027 OF, Johns Creek, GA) follows it up with a barreled up LD over the 4 hole for an RBI knock. Strong/pretty quick hands, 6'0/170 frame stands out for age. Was all over the barrel yesterday and results starting to show today. 

Jake Brannon (2027 OF, Milton, GA) navigated his way through three innings, evading barrels for the majority of this showing. Worked the heater e/w well, touched 78-mph with it and lived mid 70s. Flashed an occasional curveball with developing feel to spin, also flashed a CH right around 70 that killed some spin. Mimicked arm action and speed/slot well, helped deception and effectiveness of mix. Athletic kid, profiles well long term. 

Cash Fenhagen (2027 RHP, Atlanta, GA) mixing/matching well here in his bump appearance, getting it up to 78 and showing both a four seam and sinker with some occasional hard run down and in. Has adjusted the delivery in recent months, mechanically coming together and continuing to get stronger. Dotting up both sides of the plate with heater, spinning breaker with shorter lateral movement.

-Michael Albee

Lio Garcia (2028 SS, Suwanee, GA) made an impact all day yesterday, showing off a plus frame for a '28 with bouncy actions all over and twitch in his game. Collected a really nice LD single back up the middle, picking up on spin out of the hand and sitting back nicely on it. Also would poke one through the left side to grab another single later on. Super projectable build, long term follow.

Jake Brannon (2027 OF, Milton, GA) had a really nice showing in the drills and it translated in game as well, looking the part as a highly ranked '27. Got the barrel all over a heater for a LD backside piece to plate a run and grab himself a double. Talented athlete, looked the part all day.

Rowen Groeneweg (2027 RHP, Gulf Breeze, FL) showed some things to like out on the bump yesterday, as the strong 5'11/180 primary RHP ran it up to 80-mph off the bump. The four seam held plane well and was effective up in the zone, mixing in a hard upper 60s curveball that had healthy shape and hard bite when thrown with conviction. Flashed a changeup that killed spin down to 1400 RPMs, nice wrinkle to the arsenal. 

Parker Simo (2027 LHP, Greenville, NC) had one of the most impressive showings of the day, punching out eight over his three frames of work. The thin LHP attacked hitters hard with his mix, touching 81-mph with the four seam and working all quadrants with it. Really good CH mixed in with a ton of feel, killed some spin to 1500 RPM and K'd lefties with it all day. Downer curve mixed for strikes all afternoon, flashed a lone SL as well in the third to round out a potential legit 4-pitch mix. 

Kam Street (2026 RHP, Brigantine, NJ)- At 6'4/170, the physicality is undeniable for the young '26 RHP. The projection is through the roof for Street, as he ran his FB up to 85-mph that was simply too much for hitters to handle. Had a ton of success elevated when he was able to control it there, showed developing feel to spin a low 70s CB. Biggest FB of the day for the age group, should be considered a must follow. 

Trey Dorminey (2026 3B, Chula, GA) grabbed 81-mph with the fastball that was hovering around 2k RPMs and held plane pretty well through the zone. Developing feel to spin a breaker right now, but the delivery flows pretty well and has present strength in the frame. 

-Michael Albee