Anthony Sotelo (2026, Oakland, CA) was one of the few standouts in the four innings affair. He got the start and pitched three shutout innings. He ran his fastball into the upper 70s and mixed in a quality slider and changeup as well where he exhibited solid control of his complete mix. Sotelo also collected one of the few hits of the game with a line drive single to right. 

Emilio Ramirez (2024, San Bruno, CA) threw two shutout innings for Team Orange. He pitched to contact and avoided barrels inducing a lot of weak contact working consistently to the glove-side with his FB/CB combination. Emilio also had the only hit for Team Orange with a hard ground ball into the 5-6 hole. 

Caden Birch (2025, Reno, NV) had the loudest barrel of the game which was a line out deep into centerfield. Birch had a similar result in an earlier game which shows his middle approach. He uses a simple lower half trigger with a smaller hand load which allows him to be on-time and throw a consistently accurate barrel on a direct barrel path that flashes some present hand/barrel quickness. 

Tristan Ainsworth (2025, Brentwood, CA ) pitched two solid innings for Team Gray. He has a projectable high-waisted build with an arm that can run a fastball up to 80. Ainsworth also found one of the louder barrels of the day with a double into the right center gap where he showed a smooth and rhythmic left-handed swing. 

Martin Rosales (2024, West Sacramento, CA) went three shutout innings for Team Purple where he struck out four. He’s a physical RHP who used a simple/repeatable delivery. His fastball got up to 80 but his secondaries stood out where his slider and changeup both showed quality shape and induced whiffs. 

Lukas Green (2024, Sun Valley, NV) caught the loudest barrel of the day with a blast into the left-center gap for a triple. Green is a physical corner INF who has a simple right-handed swing which Is all he needs to tap into a lot of the strength in his frame. Green also got on the mound for two solid innings of work. 

Caden Bolin-Percy (2026, Rohnert Park, CA) had one the better swings of the game where he did exactly what he needed to do on an outside fastball which was let it get deep and send it down the right field line for a double. Caden has a simple right handed stroke where his hands work short and direct to the baseball.  

Caden Fowler (2025, Sparks, NV) got the start for Team Gray and went three innings of one run ball and struck out three. He ran his fastball up to 80 and mixed in a breaking ball in the mid 60s he showed he can land for strikes. 

Duncan Delange (2025, Gardnervill, NV) went three shutout innings for Team Orange where he struck out four. His fastball was up to 81 that he got several late swings on and he produced a lot of in-zone takes off his mid 60s breaker. Delange has an athletic delivery with a quick arm. 

Brady Stewart (2026, Milll Valley, CA) collected two hits for Team Orange. He kept his hands inside on a breaking ball that he shot the other way for a single in his first at bat. Then in his second at bat, he lined one to the left for a single. Real simple right-handed swing where his foot gets down early and he lets his quick hands throw the barrel. 

Tripp Higgins (2025, Los Altos Hills, CA) had the only RBI hit for Team Orange where he caught enough barrel to send one down the right field line for a standup double. 

Caden Birch (2025, Reno, NV) had a solid two-way day against Team White where he came in relief for two shutout innings. He ran his fastball up to 77 and showed a simple and repeatable delivery. He also had one of the louder barrels of the day where he squared one to center for a line drive single. 

Top OF

Tanner Lee (2024, Livermore, CA) displayed an advanced hit tool throughout his round. Quick hands and strength at impact help consistently produce har chit balls to both gaps. 

Caden Fowler (2025, Spanish Springs, NV) showed the ability to use his strong frame well at the plate. A lofted path helps drive balls with authority to the big part of the park when squared up. 

Jake Uber (2025, Cameron Park, CA) showed an intriguing mix of present tools and projectability during his round. Good extension out front helps drive balls well into both gaps with more power coming down the line. 

Duncan Delange (2025, Gardnerville, NV) Put together a quality round with barrels throughout. Strong hands at contact and feel for the barrel allows for balls to be hit hard to all fields consistently. 

Rane Miller (2025, Discovery Bay, CA) displayed that ability to produce hard hit contact into both gaps throughout his round. Good hand speed was shown using a slightly lofted path through the zone. 

Drake Poitras (2024, Danville, CA) showed a simple swing with feel for the barrel present. Quality bat speed and extension out front helps drive balls with authority gap to gap. 

Ronin Contreras (2024, Tracy, CA) showcased impressive power during his round. An intent-based swing combines with a strong, mature frame to produce loud contact that plays to the pullside 

Nathan Choi (2026, San Jose, CA) utilized quick hands and a whippy barrel to produce hard hit line drives to all fields. Sneaky pullside power was also shown throughout the round, showing the ability to get the bat head out front. 

Keisen Hayden (2024, Grass Valley, CA) showed the ability to drive balls with authority to the big part of the field. A short, quick path with strength at contact was shown, while a slender build projects well for more power to develop. 

Canyon Loflin (2024, Ukiah, CA) displayed intriguing power throughout his round. Loose hands on a lofted path gets the bat out front and allows for damage to be done to the pullside. Feel for the barrel was shown throughout. 

Diego Young (2026, Long Beach, CA) showed some of the better bat speed throughout his round. Quick, strong hands allow for loud impact with power already showing into both gaps. 

Keisen Hayden (2024, Grass Valley, CA) impressed during his start on the mound. The fastball got up to 88 mph with slight armside run. Advanced feel for the fading, mid-70’s changeup was shown. Both offerings missed bats often. 

Nathan Choi (2026, San Jose, CA) found a loud barrel on an RBI single to the pullside. Quick hands allow the bat head to get out front. Approach is geared to do damage to the pullside. 

Triston Ainsworth (2025, Brentwood, CA) pulled a ball through the right side for a base hit late in the game. A clean, lofted path gets the barrel out front. There is projectable power there as the tall, slender build fills out. 

Jack Selfridge (2025, Woodland, CA) looked good out of the pen. The righthander kept hitters off balance consistently using a three-pitch mix. The fastball sat 74-78 mph and paired well with a bigger breaking curveball at 62-65 mph. Feel for a tumbling changeup was shown as well. 

Ronin Contreras (2024, Tracy, CA) continued to impress at the plate, lining a ball hard into left field for a base hit early followed by a triple to deep left field. Loud contact continues to be generated with quality power showing to the pullside. 

Canyon Loflin (2024, Ukiah, CA) laced a ball to the pullside for a base hit. A strong, mature frame combines with loose, active to produce hard contact regularly. There is quality pullside power present. 

Drake Poitras (2024, Danville, CA) showed advanced feel for the barrel on a 2-run single to center field. Good balance is shown throughout the swing. Strong hands at contact help drive the ball to the big part of the field. 

Diego Young (2026, Long Beach, CA) hammered a hanging breaking ball back up the middle for a base hit. Advanced bat speed stands out and consistently produces hard hit contact. A strong, physical frame projects well in the middle of the order. 

Manny Sleezer (2025, Red Bluff, CA) laced a ball back up the middle for base hit. A linear path gets the barrel on plane early and keeps it in the zone a long time. A sound approach consistently works through the big part of the field. 

Caden Birch (2025, Reno, NV) continued to show a strong hit tool with a base hit into center field. Advanced feel for the barrel has been shown, allowing for hard hit line drives to be sprayed to all fields. 

Zak El-Dahabi (2024, Fresno, CA) laced a ball back up the middle for a base hit early on. A strong, physical frame plays well in the box, producing loud contact gap to gap when squared up. 

Caden Birch (2025, Reno, NV) got things started in the bottom half of the first with a hard hit single to center field. Immediately followed the base hit with a stolen base, showing an aggressive style of running on the bags. 

Mason Manglicmot (2024, San Jose, CA) hammered a ball into the left-center field gap for an RBI double. A simple swing stays balanced well throughout, allowing for balls to be sprayed with authority to all fields. 

Manny Sleezer (2025, Red Bluff, CA) recorded a double on a hard hit ball down the left field line. Sleezer features a strong frame that can make a loud impact at contact when squared up. 

Ronin Contreras (2024, Tracy, CA) found one of the louder barrels of the game on an RBI single back up the middle. Contreras looks to do damage at the plate, showing good intent. A physical build helps produce loud contact often. 

Koen Heupel (2024, Le Grand, CA) impressed out of the pen. The fastball got up to 83 mph with heavy armside run. A quality slider at 70-73 mph paired well off of it. Both offerings missed bats often.