Kaden Crane (2024 OF, Memphis, TN) was seeing the ball extremely well in today, as he finished a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate. In his first at bat, he fought off a tough pitch on the hands and went the other way with it, sneaking one down the left field line for a double. He also made a heck-of-a-play in left field, covering a lot of ground and catching a fly ball on the run to save an extra base hit.

Nolan Ramoley (2026 OF, Palos Park, IL) capped off an impressive Showcase performance with a good look on the mound in this one. The right-hander has a clean delivery delivery with definite arm speed, and he ran his fastball up to 82 mph. The arm speed and ease of operation project very well moving forward, and there is certainly more there to unlock. He also collected a well-struck single into left field at the plate.

Bradley Stubbs (2026 RHP, Collierville, TN) seemed to hit the ball hard in each of his at-bats today, and he was rewarded with a 3-for-3 stat line. In his second at-bat of the day, he smoked a line drive down the left field line for an RBI double. He would then follow it up by hammering another one into left field for a single. The right-handed hitter proved that he can make sharp contact to his pull side when on time and squared.

Gabriel Lewis (2024 OF, Merigold, MS) proved to be a defensive asset in the outfield in this one, and he certainly looked the part of an everyday centerfielder. He covered a ton of ground out there, making a couple of excellent plays, and making them look easy in the process. He is a fluid and effortless runner, and he gets good reads/jumps off the bat. The left-handed hitter would also add a hard-hit single up the middle to boot.

Kannon Ring (2026 C, Paragould, AR) put together a solid showing behind the dish, making multiple throws on the money to second base, and doing a good job of keeping the ball in front of him. Not only does the rising sophomore have a strong arm, but he also shows advanced receiving and blocking skills. He showed some upside at the plate as well, where he collected a couple of singles and an RBI.

Nolan Ramoley- Strong physical kid that sets up with medium base working into a moderate kick. Load gains separation with a swing that shows rhythm. He fires hips hard and has a quick bat, some explosiveness, and intent all fields.

Caden Nelson- Lean projectable frame. He sets up with a medium base working into a smooth load. Present suddenness in the hands with a barrel that plays out front, ample bat speed from a connected left handed swing, got it on the barrel a bunch throughout the round.

Kannon Ring- Big durable frame. Stance works into a moderate kick and shows above average bat speed and strength at impact, hammered the gaps frequently.

Gavin Langford- Big physical frame. He sets up with a medium base and high back elbow that works into a striding load. Makings of a real bat speed/power combo, juicing the gaps with frequency.

Dominic Cicero- Widespread base with moderate kick and  strong lowers he incorporates well to generate power. Hands have present speed, Coils well into the load, works middle to pull,  has the ability to create loft, swings hard, found barrel regularly

Wil Drew (2026, Crystal Springs, MS) got the start on the mound and was impressive. The righty showcased a quick arm and ran the fastball up to 84 mph. The Mississippi native also flashed a breaker with sharp tilt. Drew fill up the zone with 62% strikes, going three scoreless frames.

Nolan Ramoley (2026, Palos Park, IL) continued to swing it well in game following an impressive display during workouts. The primary outfielder is uber athletic with a direct stroke and strength. The tools speak for themselves as he ran a 6.59 60-yard dash and threw 87 mph from the outfield.

Carter McCree (2025, Herrin, IL) grounded one sharply through the left side in the bottom of the second for a base hit. The uncommitted outfielder possesses solid bat-to-ball skills andutilizes a direct swing, staying short to it.

West Smith (2026, Germantown, TN) had a real nice piece of hitting, turning and burning on a fastball down and in for a double. The ball comes off the barrel well with ease and Smith possesses strong hands along with a heavy barrel.

Bradley Stubbs (2026, Collierville TN) worked efficiently and pounded the strike zone during his outing, throwing 64% strikes. The righty ran it up to 77 mph and the frame projects. He knows how to pitch and mixed in the secondaries with comfort.

Davey Hiner (2024, Hartford, KY) punched out four over three scoreless innings and missed bats throughout. The left-hander topped out at 80 mph with the heater and attacked hitters. Hiner complimented the fastball with a curveball that flashed downer break.