Maverick Bolen (2027, Scottsdale, AZ) impressed during his start on the mound. The fastball overwhelmed hitters, working up to 78 mph. The offering generated frequent whiffs at the top of the zone and paired well with a low-60’s curveball. Bolen also showed two-way ability with a loud RBI triple late in the game. 

Liam Heasley (2027, Norco, CA) hammered a ball to deep center field for a triple before coming around to score the first run of the game. A short, compact path shows quick bat speed, while a quality approach stays gap to gap. 

Keyen Marquez (2027, Carefree, AZ) put together a quality at-bat before barreling a ball into right field for a base hit. The switch-hitter shows the ability to manipulate the barrel. A strong frame allows for quality power to all fields. 

Wes Gomes (2027, Murrieta, CA) found one of the loudest barrels of the event, on a deep fly out to the warning track in left field, followed by a bullet into left-center field for a base hit. A strong, mature build stands out on the diamond and can produce massive power at the plate. 

Lincoln Demmons (2027, Chandler, AZ) recorded a base hit on a hard hit ball to the pullside, followed by another line drive single back up the middle. Sound bat to ball skills allow for the barrel to be found consistently. 

Deegan Cross (2027, Lake Havasu City, AZ) showed off the two-way potential with a loud pitch mix on the mound and impressive power at the plate. The fastball overwhelmed hitters, working up to 82 mph with tight, sharp slider that can miss bats when in the zone. The slugger hammered a ball to deep left field for an RBI triple. 

Eddie Rosas IV (2028, Nogales, AZ) hit a ball hard back up the middle for a base hit. A simple swing stays balanced and allows for higher velocity to be handled. 

Jace Wright (2027, Phoenix, AZ) continued to show impact speed on day two. A quick first step out of the box puts pressure on the defense. Once on base he is a threat to steal at any moment. The speed also helped him recorded an RBI triple on a ball down the left field line. 

Jaxson Baxter (2027, Paradise Valley, AZ) put together a long at-bat before lining a ball hard into left field for an RBI single. A patient approach allows Baxter to work deep into counts and find barrels often. 

Zharius McAllister (2027, Gilbert, AZ) drove in a run with a hard hit single down the left field line. A short path to contact allows the bat head to get out front on inner-half pitches well. 

Blake Gonzales (2027, Casa Grande, AZ) impressed on both sides of the ball. An aggressive approach at the plate leads to consistent hard hit contact, including a loud RBI triple. A dynamic pitch mix on the mound can miss bats often when in the zone. The fastball works 80-84 mph, pairing with a sharp, mid-60’s curveball. 

Brayden Lenahan (2027, Las Vegas, NV) showcased the ability to drive balls well to the pullside. A lofted path gets extended well out front resulting in hard hit contact often. 

Blake Gonzales (2027, Casa Grande, AZ) displayed a clean, balanced swing with the ability to drive balls gap to gap. A short path to contact allows for barrels to be found regularly. 

Wes Gomes (2027, Murrieta, CA) produced some of the loudest barrels of the event. A strong, physical frame combines with a lofted path to generate advanced pullside power regularly. 

Lincoln Demmons (2027, Chandler, AZ) possesses quick hands that create quality barrel whip through the zone.  A balanced, linear path results in hard hit line drives to all fields. 

Jackson Potter (2027, Tucson, AZ) generated loud contact throughout his round. A balanced, left-handed swing drives balls in the air well, resulting in impressive pullside power often. 

Jace Wright (2027, Phoenix, AZ) showed a short, compact with quality bat speed through the zone. Quick hands allow for balls to be hit hard to all fields consistently. 

Patrick Bromund (2027, Queen Creek, AZ) displayed a loose, left-handed swing with the ability to barrel balls well into both gaps. A slender frame hints toward even more power down the line. 

Deagan Cross (2027, Lake Havasu, AZ) generated loud contact consistently throughout his round using a simple swing. A physical frame and quick bat speed produces advanced pullside power. 

Jaxson Baxter (2027, Paradise Valley, AZ) showcased intriguing power potential during batting practice. A lofted path creates barrel lag through the zone with good extension out front. 

Kenneth Koshinski (2028, Goodyear, AZ) led things off with a hard hit single to left field. A simple swing allowed  for the bat head to get out front and drive an inner half pitch well. 

Brayden Lenahan (2027, Las Vegas, NV) impressed during his start on the mound. The fastball overwhelmed hitters at times, working 77-79 mph with ride. A tight, mid-60’s slider tunnels well off the heater, making for a tough pitch mix on opposing bats. 

Frank Dutchover-Whitson (2028, Mesa, AZ) smoked a ball right back up the middle for a base hit. A short, compact path generates frequent line drives, while a quality approach works through the middle of the field consistently. 

Kaleb Fisher (2028, Litchfield Park, AZ) lined a ball hard to center field for a single. A strong frame can produce hard hit contact when squared up. 

Wes Gomes (2027, Murrieta, CA) produces one of the louder barrels of the day on a hard hit single to left field. A strong, mature build produces advanced power that especially plays to the pullside. 

Lincoln Demmons (2027, Chandler, AZ) showcased quick hand speed on a hard hit single to left field, immediately followed by a stolen base. The well-rounded offensive skill set can impact a game in a multitude of ways. 

Jack Josephson (2027, Scottsdale, AZ) tied things up with an RBI single to right field. A sound approach allows him to go the other way with ease.

Alex Guzman (2028, Sahuarita, AZ) displayed impressive speed down the line and on the bases. The infielder beat out an infield single, followed by immediately stealing second and third base. The impact speed puts tons of pressure on the defense. 

Keyen Marquez (2027, Carefree, AZ) found a loud barrel late for a base hit into left field. A strong frame shows the ability to generate quality power to the pullside. 

Jace Wright (2027, Phoenix, AZ) impressed during his relief appearances. The fastball overwhelmed hitters at 75-78 mph. A tight, mid-60’s slider paired well off the heater and missed bats often.