Adrian Chavira ('26, El Paso, TX) continues to impress at the plate, lining a ball back up the middle for a base. An advanced hit tool continues to find barrels regularly. Chavira immediately followed with two straight stolen bases. 

Will Carpenter ('26, Flagstaff, AZ) turned some heads during his start on the mound. The fastball got up to 81 mph with advanced feel for a slider shown throughout. The slider showed the ability to miss bats regularly. 

Jacob McLean ('24, Prince George, CAN) jumped on a first pitch fastball and lined it the other way for a base hit. Quick hands and feel for the barrel continue to produce loud contact regularly. 

Sean Evans ('26, Maple Valley, WA) showcased loud stuff on the mound. The fastball got up to 88 mph with ride through the zone. Feel for a slider at 74-76 mph was shown, generating a fair share of whiffs when in the zone. 

Maxx Kane ('26, Gilbert, AZ) looked good out of the pen, attacking the zone with a two-pitch mix. The fastball sat 80 mph with slight cut action and a sharp slider at 67-70 mph (2300+ rpm) missed bats regularly. 

Cooper Gribbons ('27, Gilbert, AZ) jumped on an elevated fastball and lined it into left field for a base hit. A clean path shows the ability to get extended well out front and drive balls with authority to the pullside. 

Zac Albright ('27, Phoenix, AZ) found multiple barrels, lining a double into the opposite field gap and recording a single to the pullside. Quality feel for the barrel was shown with bat speed present. Advanced speed plays well on the bases. 

David Zazueta ('24, Rio Rico, AZ) showcased intriguing stuff during his start on the mound. The fastball got up to 88 mph with feel for a slider shown at times. The stuff is intriguing presently with plenty of room to grow. 

Jacob McLean ('24, Prince George, CAN) laced a ball back up the middle for a base hit. Quick hands are shown on a short, compact path to contact. A sound approach looks to drive balls gap to gap. 

Michael Rowlandson ('25, Victoria, CAN) barreled a ball well into the right field corner for a double. A linear path gets on plane early with the ability to spray balls to all fields. 

Truman Parker ('25, Scottsdale, AZ) showed intriguing stuff during his start on the mound. The fastball got up to 86 mph and jammed hitters often. Feel for a sharp slider at 71-75 mph was shown throughout, generating whiffs often. 

Dominic Poole ('24, San Jose, CA) smoked a ball to the gap late in the game for a loud leadoff triple. Quick hand speed stands out with feel for the barrel present. 

Adrian Chavira ('26, El Paso, TX) drove a ball to deep center field for a double late in the ballgame. A simple swing stays short to contact, looking to drive balls to the big part of the field. 

Gabriel Coltman ('25, Portland, OR) showcased the impressive power with a loud RBI double to the right-center field gap. A physical frame generates advanced power that plays to all fields regularly. 

Zac Albright ('27, Phoenix, AZ) showed the ability to get extended well and drive balls gap to gap. Good separation pre-pitch and a slightly lofted path allows for balls to be hit in the air well. 

Will Carpenter ('26, Flagstaff, AZ) showcased a short, compact path with the ability to spray hard hit line drives to all fields. Barrel feel and quick hands were shown throughout the round, resulting in a consistent round. 

Sean Evans ('26, Maple Valley, WA) showed the ability to use a strong, physical frame to drive balls with authority. A simple swing allows for advanced raw power to show up often and play to all fields. 

Maxx Kane ('26, Gilbert, AZ) displayed quick hands and good intent throughout his round. A short path to contact found barrels often and sprayed hard hit balls to all fields. 

Jacob McLean ('24, Prince George, CAN) showcased some of the better power during his round. A simple swing creates torque and hammers balls to the pullside gap. Barrels were found regularly throughout. 

Dominic Poole ('24, San Jose, CA) consistently drove balls to the big part of the field throughout his round. A clean path to contact and sound balance was shown consistently throughout swings. 

Felix Rivera ('24, Buckeye, AZ) showed impressive power to the pullside throughout his round. A lofted path gets the bat head out front, consistently driving balls to the warning track or over the wall. 

Gabriel Coltman ('25, Portland, OR) had a massive showing at the plate during his round, clearing the wall multiple times and consistently producing loud contact. A strong, physical frame stands out at the plate and has advanced power presently. 

Aiden Maselli ('24, Phoenix, AZ) showed the ability to get the bat head out front and do damage to the pullside. A lofted path and good extension out front allow for balls to be punished pullside when squared up. 

Jacob Vitek ('24, Glendale, AZ) showcased good intent with the ability to drive balls pullside when in-sync. A lean frame has strength present with plenty of room to add more.