Josh Angely (2025, Upland, CA) found a barrel early on with a base hit to left field and later drove in a run with an RBI single. A short path to contact allows for consistent barrel accuracy. 

Easton Shortle (2026, Seal Beach, CA) hammered a ball to deep left field for an RBI double. Strong hands at contact with extension out front allow for quality power that plays well to the pullside. 

Derek Bain (2024, Las Vegas, NV) continued to show a strong hit tool with a line drive single into center field. Loose, quick hands allow for hard contact to all fields. 

Dominic Cadiz (2025, Sherman Oaks, CA) barreled a ball well into the left field corner for a 2-run double, followed by a loud solo homerun to left field later on. Quick hands allow the bat head to get out front and do damage to the pullside. 

Kade Kuhn (2026, San Diego, CA) laced a ball back up the middle for an RBI single. A clean, linear path gets the barrel on plane early with an approach that works gap to gap consistently. 

Carson Sheffer (2026, Westlake Village, CA) lined a ball into center field for a base hit. Loose hands can create barrel whip through the zone with more power coming down the line. 

Jack Reis (2026, Cypress, CA) drove a ball to deep center field for a double. A strong, compact frame shows the ability to generate loud contact to the big part of the field. 

Aiden Simeon (2024, Gilroy, CA) finished off a long at-bat with a loud double to deep left field. Advanced bat to ball skills make for a tough out at the plate, resulting in frequent barrels. 

Kannan Virgilio (2024, San Diego, CA) found a loud barrel on a double to deep left center field late in the ball game. A lofted path and extension out front allows for balls to be consistently driven to the gap with authority. 

Michael Gray (2025, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) showed off the pullside power with a loud 2-run, ground rule double to deep right field. A strong, physical frame generates loud contact often at the plate. 

Michael Gray (2025, Rancho Santa, Margarita) showed the ability to drive balls well into both gaps throughout his round. Quality strength at contact helps generate pullside power when squared up. 

Matt Hansen (2024, Huntington Beach, CA) displayed advanced bat speed with consistent feel for the barrel throughout the round. Good intent helps drive balls with authority to all fields. 

Ethan Johnson (2025, San Jose, CA) showcased the ability to get extended well out, allowing for balls to be driven with authority to both gaps. A fluid, balanced swing allows for barrels to be found often. 

Elijah Breault (2024, Aloha, OR) swung the bat with good intent throughout the round. Strong hands at contact helped generate advanced pullside power with the ability to leave the yard. 

Makani Geisen (2024, Battle Ground, WA) used his strong, physical frame to generate loud contact throughout the round. Quick hands and extension out front helps drive balls in the air consistently. 

Derek Bain (2024, Las Vegas, NV) put together a quality round, showing the ability to get the bat head out front and hit balls to the pullside. Quick bat speed and good strength throughout help drive balls with authority that way often. 

Dominic Cadiz (2025, Sherman Oaks, CA) showcased intriguing power potential throughout his round. Good extension out front and barrel feel allow for balls to be hit hard line to line. 

Kai Maynick (2024, Reno, NV) utilizes a lofted path and good intent to drive balls well when squared up. Quick hand speed allows the bat head to get out front and do damage to the pullside. 

Eric Zdunek (2026, San Gabriel, CA) found a fair share of barrels to the big part of the field during his round. Advanced bat speed on a slightly lofted path allowed for quality power to be shown gap to gap. 

Easton Shortle (2026, Seal Beach, CA) put together one of the more consistent rounds on the day. A simple, linear path allows for hard hit balls to be sprayed to all fields. 

Kannan Virgilio (2024, San Diego, CA) drove balls with authority to the pullside gap throughout the round. Quick hand speed on a lofted path helps drive balls in the air consistently. 

Aaron Jacobsen (2025, Glendora, CA) showed the ability to use a strong, physical frame well in the box. Strength at contact and extension out front helped hammer balls to the pullside gap when squared up. 

Derek Bain (2024, Las Vegas, NV) found a loud barrel early on, lining a ball into right field for a base hit. A strong, compact frame combines with quick hands to generate hard contact to the pullside. 

Dominic Cadiz (2025, Sherman Oaks, CA) drove in the first run of the ball game with an RBI single to left field. Strong hands and quick bat speed allow for balls to be driven well to the pullside often. 

Matthew Bias (2026, Huntington Beach, CA) laced a ball into left-center field for a base hit. Advanced barrel feel and a clean path to contact allows for hard line drives to be sprayed to all fields.

Michael Gray (2025, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) drove in a run with a hard hit single to center field. Strength at contact and quick bat speed through the zone results in loud contact regularly. 

Cooper Tinkey (2025, Ventura, CA) turned some heads during his time on the mound. The fastball got up to 83 mph, but an advanced slider overwhelmed hitters. The offering sat 70-73 mph with spin rates over 2700 rpm and showed the ability to miss bats often. 

Preston Berg (2026, Tempe, AZ) attacked hitters and generated quick outs during his relief appearance. The righthander ran the fastball up to 87 mph and missed bats often with a curveball at 66-69 mph. 

Josh Pinnell (2024, Temecula, CA) hammered a ball to deep left-center field for a triple. A strong, physical frame plays well in the box and can generate quality power that plays to the pullside. 

Makani Geisen (2024, Battle Ground, WA) found one of the louder barrels of the game on a deep fly ball to the track in right-center field. Advanced power stands out and plays well into both gaps. Geisen also ran the fastball up to 88 mph on the mound with feel for a mid-70’s slider.