Jones Roberson (2027, Greenville, MS) barreled a ball loudly through the left side in the bottom of the second. The primary corner infielder swings the bat hard with lots of intent and has standout strength that plays out front.

Avery Wolsey (2027, Benton, MO) put good wood on a long fly ball pull side that he sent over the left fielder’s head for a double. With lots of length and a quick bat, Wolsey possesses significant projection for power moving forward.

Sam Davidson (2026, Collierville, TN) threw two scoreless innings, getting the start for 5- White. The right-hander topped at 77 mph with some carry. The curveball projects well, showing 11-5 shape and he flashed a changeup to round out the three-pitch repertoire. He also picked up a double with the bat in the final inning.

Cooper Crenshaw (2028, Smithville, MS) picked up a pair of knocks for 4- Red. The Mississippi native has proven to be able to handle the stick well with good barrel skills. He has solid hand-eye and the bat translates in game.

Jacob-Isaac Pierce (2027, Glen, MS) drove a double into left field in the top of the fifth. Pierce can play in several spots on the diamond and possesses a loose, leveraged stroke that should be conducive for added power with strength.

Colton Robbins- Medium base with slightly open stance, drives the knob and is short to impact and long through, turns tightly, strong at impact, best success through the middle of the yard. Incorporates lower half to generate power.

Donavan Dickson- Athletic build medium stance works into a striding load, he shows above average bat speed with intent to all fields, turn and launched one to the pullside, creates jump off the barrel. Bat to ball skills present with an adjustable swing.

Marcus Jamison- LH medium base, big load, getting on the barrel frequently, RH mirrored set up, toe tap load, above average bat speed and just firing top spin line drives to the pull side, connected swing, found barrel frequently, good hand eye cordination from either side. Plus runner that will always add significant impact on the bases as well.

Sam Davidson- Medium base with well advanced bat speed and strength. High back elbow at set up working into a direct path, striding load, timed up well, hard gappers, jump off the barrel, and intent to all fields.

Hayden Redd- Solid build sets up with a wide base and high back elbow. Strength at extended impact. Load gains decent separation. Makings of true bat speed with all fields intent.

Deacon Cicero (2028, Bryant, AR) showed some really intriguing stuff on the bump. The southpaw ran his fastball up to 75 mph with life and showed a nasty breaking ball. The hook showed healthy shape and good depth. Cicero punched out six batters over three frames.

Haiden Lange (2028, Carterville, IL) went three-plus innings and competed throughout the outing. The heater topped at 75 mph and lived in the low-70s for the most part. Lange projects well and also flashed solid feel for a curveball.

Colton Robbins (2027, Hernando, MS) pitched well the previous game and swung the stick well this time. In the fifth inning, the left-handed stick poked a grounder up the middle for a base knock. Robbins has a hitterish look in the box and the two-way upside really stands out.

Hayden Redd (2027, Collierville, TN) barreled one loudly into LCF in the first inning, picking up a hit. The Tennessee native picked up two RBI in the process and employs a functional stroke along with quality athleticism.

Noah Scott (2028, Fulton, MS) showed talent on both sides of the ball. The right-handed bat singled into left field and also threw three strong innings on the mound. Scott ran his fastball up to 75 mph and mixed in a tight slider to pair.

Doug Suddarth (2027, Lakeland, TN) showed off some thunder in the stick. Standing at a physical 6-foot-2, 185-pounds, he struck a shot into left for a double. Given the size and strength, there is significant power upside moving forward.

BJ Smith (2027, Southaven, MS) split the opposite field gap for a double. The primary outfielder has some quickness to the hands and good athleticism to match.

Avery Wolsey (2027, Benton, MO) got the start on the bump, tossing a pair of scoreless frames. The righty filled up the zone, topping at 73 mph. He also showed the ability to effectively mix in a curveball.

Joaquin Adams (2027, Baton Rouge, LA) picked up a base hit in the top of the first. The left-handed stick snuck a grounder up the middle, showing solid barrel skills and bat-to-ball.

Carson Elkins (2028, Foxworth, MS) stroked a line drive into left field, picking up a single. The Mississippi native employs a simple, hands-oriented swing with a direct path.

Colton Robbins (2027, Hernando, MS) came in on the mound in relief, throwing two clean scoreless frame. The southpaw lived in the low-70s and showed good feel to spin a curveball as well. Robbins uses a smooth and low effort, repeatable delivery.