Reagan Ricken (2025, Temecula, CA) got the start for Team USA and went two clean shutout innings. The 6-foot-4/210-pound RHP showed a polished delivery with some advanced stuff. His fastball produced several in-zone whiffs at 88-90. His breaking ball showed large break with hard finish in the upper 70s that induced some buckle and chase. 

Grayson Burlenson (2025, Summertown, TN). The physical 6-foot-5 Vanderbilt commit threw two shutout innings of his own. He comes down the mound fast and aggressive with a quick arm that ran his fastball up to 91 and showed a quality mid 70s breaker. 

Evan Seneres (2025, Escondido, CA) was one of the more eye opening arms of the day where he pitched two shutout innings. It’s a smaller frame and build but he has one of the better operations where he works smooth and athletic down the mound with repeatability. His fastball worked up to 87, while mixing in a changeup with a ton of upside and slider that flashed some sharpness. 

Damian Montanez (2025, Killeen, TX) had his second barrel today with a double into the left-center gap that scored the run. Even with a no stride lower half he is able to generate some power within his compact swing. 

Owen Ten Oever (2025, Brooklyn, NY) showed off a quality two-strike approach where he slapped a mid 80s fastball into right for a line drive single. He stays in his legs well which allows his hands to play and throw an accurate barrel with consistency. 

Davian Villalobos (2025, Chicago, IL) was one of the more physical bats of the bunch and showed it when he crushed a triple off the right field wall. There was noticeable intent throughout all his at bats to do damage. Davian was also up to 85 on the mound in a relief inning showing off some two-way upside. 

Luke Gallo (2025, Shrewsbury, WA) had one of the better swings of the game where he recognized spin, stayed back, and lined it into right for an RBI single. There’s some nice rhythm and looseness to the swing which allows him to have more adjustability and barrel awareness. 

Jack Strom (2025, Raliegh, NC) put together two really good swings this game with a line drive over the second baseman, and another one back up the box. Strom gets in a wider balanced stance which helps him stay in his lower half where his hands deliver the barrel on a clean and on-plane path through the zone. 

Brady Holbrook (2025, Cumming, GA) caught another barrel out front today, this one a double down the right field line. His swing shows good length and extension through the zone which allows him to stay on-barrel even when early. Real intriguing two way talent. 

Win Gurney (2025, Manhattan Beach, CA) has shown legit power in past looks and put it on display again today with a loud double to the left-center gap. There’s serious strength to the hands which allow him to throw a fast barrel through with ease and balance. 

Jessie Hernandez (2025, Pflugerville, TX) had the game winning single for Team USA (Red) in the bottom of the 8th. Got enough barrel on mid 80s fastball to drive it through the right side.

Brock Silvers (2025, Middleton, ID) had one of the quicker outings of the game with his two shutout innings. The physical RHP showed a clean delivery where he worked 85-87 with his fastball. He mixed in a slider with sharp late break and depth. 

Diesel Toth (2025, Highland, CA) went two shutout innings of his own. The athletic two-way player showed a quick arm where he ran his fastball up to 87 and mixed in a developing low 70s breaker. 

Anthony Pack Jr. (2025, Lakewood, CA) caught two loud barrels. The first being a line drive triple down right field line on inside fastball. The other being a line out to right. Pack has consistently shown a twitchy bat at the plate where he can really whip the barrel through. He also added an outfield assist as well showing off some arm strength. 

Aiden Aguayo (2025, Whittier, CA) put a solid swing on one driving a double down left field line. The swing generates easy bat speed with a natural lofty bat path. Has also looked the part defensively at SS. 

Vincent Decarlo (2025, Tampa, FL) was on-barrel yesterday and continued that today with another line drive knock up the middle. The bat-to-ball ability is standing out due to a balanced swing and a consistently accurate barrel. 

Jacob Webster (2026, Victorville, CA) showed off some solid two-way ability. He stayed back on a breaking ball and drove it into the right center gap for a line drive single. There’s noticeable quickness to the hands/barrel showing some huge power potential. He also jumped on the mound and was up to 86 in a quick shutout inning. 

Tyler Wood (2025, Lees Summit, MO) struck out three in his two innings of work. Wood showed some advanced arm speed where his whippy arm ran his fastball up 92 while mixing in an upper 70s slider with sharp late finish. 

Jack Wheeler (2025, Morris, IL) only threw a quick shutout inning but still showed a lot to be excited about. The projectable 6-foot-5, 200 pound RHP worked downhill with his upper 80s fastballs getting several whiffs with it. Also mixed in a developing lower 70s breaking ball that exhibited quality shape.

Luke Bailey (2025, San Diego, CA) pitched three shutout innings for California Black. There’s some deception to his delivery. He showed a loose/easy arm action that ran his fastball up to 88. Mixed in a shorter breaker and a quality fading changeup as well. 

David Zazueta (2025, Nogales, AZ) shut down a deep Team California Lineup for three shutout innings. The physical left-hander showed a loose/smooth operation where he ran his fastball up to 87 living 82-86 with it that flashed some armside run. 

Cameron Fausset (2025, Newbury Park, CA) worked efficiently in his three quality innings. He pounded the strike zone with his 85-88 fastball. His curveball showed upside in the low 70s with its sharp downer break that induced some buckle and whiff. 

Daniel Rivera (2025, Yucaipa, CA) had a nice two strike swing that produced a line drive up the middle off an 89 mph fastball. Also collected a knock to right later in the game. Rivera has shown some present bat to ball skill with his easy left-handed stroke. He also jumped on the mound and ran his fastball up to 87.

Finn Leach (2025, Seattle, WA) caught two barrels today. His first being a line drive into the left-center gap off a 91 mph fastball. The other being a line out to center. It’s a simple and smooth left-handed swing with some natural feel for the barrel.  

Malosi Mata’afa-Alferos (2025, Ewa Beach, HI) caught his second barrel of the showcase today off an 87 mph fastball that he lined up the box for a single. The bat-to-ball ability is continuing to standout and is proving to be a solid offensive profile. 

Josiah Hartshorn (2025, Anaheim, CA) had three loud barrels today. In his first at bat he doubled down the RF line, then he crushed a hanging breaker to left for a triple, and in his final at bat he had a line drive single to left. It’s a physical right handed bat who has shown consistent feel for the barrel with advanced power. 

Jarett Sabol (2025, Orange, CA) had a couple hard barrels yesterday and continued that today, one of them being a two RBI single over the first baseman’s head. Sabol consistently takes quality hacks with obvious intent to do damage. 

Gabriel Coltman (2025, Portland, OR) barreled a hanging breaker deep into the left center gap for the double. He showed some intent to get the barrel out front where he can really impact the baseball.

Ian Nuno (2025, Costa Mesa, CA) had an RBI single to right for Team West. He keeps it simple with his lower half trigger while his hands/barrel stay short and compact to it showing some present bat-to-ball ability.

Cole Hoffman (2025, San Diego, CA) threw three shutout innings against a loaded Team California lineup. Hoffman works fast down the mound with a quick arm. His fastball was up to 91 early and settled into the upper 80s throughout. His changeup showed swing and miss upside with its late diving action. He also mixed in breaking ball in the low 70s that showed developing shape. 

Seth Coria (2025, Corona, CA) pitched two shutout innings. The left hander worked up to 89 with his fastball that proved hard to square up. He got into some spotty command trouble but was able to work out of it. Mixed in a sharp/tight curveball at 73-74 that showed 1-7 shape. 

Josh Hollis (2025, Laguna Niguel, CA) worked two quick shutout innings. The long-limbed and projectable RHP was up to 89 with his fastball. His slurvy breaking ball showed large break and sharp finish. His changeup stood out today with its late depth inducing several whiffs vs. left handed hitters. 

Brady Ebel (2025, Etiwanda, CA) collected another barrel in his second game. This one a loud two strike line drive to the right center gap. Ebel keeps a consistent quiet approach in the box. His accurate barrel works short-to-long where he doesn’t miss mid 80s fastballs often. 

Gavin Fien (2025, Temecula, CA) had a pullside LD single off an 85 mph fastball today. Fien has noticeably strong hands that can really whip the barrel through the zone and supply some advanced bat speed. 

Ethin Bingaman (2025, Redlands, CA) went three strong innings where he struck out five. The physical RHP was up to 88 with the fastball showing present carry and life playing well up in the zone. His fastball paired well with a hammer CB that showed true 12-6 break and induced several whiffs. 

Teddy Juaire (2025, Farmington, MN) got through three quality innings against a loaded California lineup. Pounded the strike zone with a low-mid 80s fastball. Showed standout feel for his slurvy breaking ball in the low 70s that produced some chase/whiff. 

Diesel Toth (2025, Highland, CA) pieced up a hanging breaking ball down the LF line for a standup double. Turns the barrel fast and hard showing some easy strength at impact. 

Cade Goldstein (2025, Hidden Hills. CA) barreled up a line drive into right for a single. It's a balanced and rhythmic LH swing where he stays short to it with good extension. Advanced bat-to-ball offensive profile with defensive versatility. 

Brady Ebel (2025, Etiwanda, CA) had the loudest barrel of the game with a pullside homerun. Ebel has one of the best hit tools in the class and is starting to tap into the power in his 6-foot-3, 190-pound frame.

Holden Herring (2025, College Station, TX) went three shutout innings and struck out five in his outing. The physical 6-foot-5, 215 pound RHP was up to 88 with the fastball. He also landed his mid 70s breaker and mixed in a depthy changeup that showed a lot of upside inducing several whiffs. 

Gavin Moran (2025, La Puente, CA) went two quick shutout innings giving up one hit and struck out two. The lean/high-waisted UCSB commit was up to 87. Mixed in a 72-75 breaker that showed larger slurvy shape.

Cade Watson (2025, Honolulu, HI) pitched two quality innings and struck out two. Showed a loose and easy operation down the mound. His fastball worked up to 86 and located his 73-74 slider that showed present sweep and depth. 

Malsoi Mata’afa-Alferos (2025, Ewa Beach, HI) turned on an 86 mph fastball, barreling it to right for an LD single. Keeps it simple at the plate getting his foot down early and lets his quick hands play. 

Gavin Egan (2025, Yucaipa, CA) after pitching a quick shutout inning in the game before caught a line-drive barrel to left off an 86 mph fastball. It’s a clean and balanced right-handed swing where he has consistently shown an accurate barrel. 

Brooks Burdine (2025, Aledo, TX) showed good adjustability in one of his ABs where he stayed on a low-in slider and barreled it to right for a LD single. It’s a simple LH swing where he gets his foot down early and lets his quick hands play. 

Jake Canales (2025, Corinth, TX) barreled a mid 80s FB for a backside single down the right field line in one of his ABs. Canales is a physical right-handed bat in the class where his strong hands throw a fast barrel.

Jacob Gilbert (2025, Mckinney, TX) pitched three quality innings giving up one run and struck out five. Had spotty command but his swing and miss stuff helped him get out of trouble. Ran the FB up to 93 early and lived in the upper 80s with it. Mixed a sharp upper 70s breaker that showed late/hard finish. 

Nolan Bethel (2025, Loudon, TN) pitched two shutout innings for Team Orange. Showed a simple operation with an easy quick arm. Worked the fastball up to 88 and landed his upper 70s slider that showed sharp lateral break. 

Brock Silvers (2025, Middleton, ID) had a 2-hit day for Team Central. In his first AB he kept his hands inside well on a mid-80s FB and drove it into the LC gap. In his second AB he turned on an 86 mph fastball down the left field line for a standup double. It's a physical RH bat that generates easy bat speed and power.

Victor Coronado (2025, Rosharon, TX) had a solid two-way day against Orange where he barreled one into the 5-6 hole for a single. Also pitched a quick shutout inning where he ran his fastball up to 83 and showed legit feel in-zone for a low 70s slider.

Matthew Delaney (2025, Albuquerque, NM) struck out five in his three innings of work. Was on the wrong side of a couple weak hits. His sinking fastball proved hard to barrel in the mid-upper 80s topping out at 89. Showed quality feel for an 11-5 curveball he landed for strikes. 

Talan Holiday (2025, Pembroke Pines, FL) pitched three shutout innings for Team Orange where he gave up no hits and struck out four. The physical/athletic RHP was up to 88 with the fastball that showed good life through the zone. His sweeping slider in the upper 70s induced a lot of swing and miss. Mixed in a low 80s changeup as well to left handed hitters he killed spin and created depth on. 

Gavin Egan (2025, Yucaipa, CA) came in relief for a clean and quick shutout inning where he struck out two. Showed a simple/repeatable delivery where he ran his fastball up to 90. Landed his slurvy curveball as well that showed large break. 

Brady Holbrook (2025, Cumming, GA) barreled a single to right on a low breaker showing a loose/connected swing. He also jumped on the mound for a shutout inning where he struck out two. Was up to 85 with his fastball and mixed in a depthy changeup with a ton of upside.

Slater de Brun (2025, Bend, OR) had the defensive play of the game with an outfield assist where he made a perfect one-hop throw home showcasing some arm strength.

Carlos Carlo Colon (2025, Naguabo, PR) beat out an infield single to second that ended up scoring two on the play. Also showed off some speed where he stole two bags on consecutive pitches.

Diego Rosa Burgos (2025, Humacao, PR) turned on a high 86 mph fastball for a line drive single to left. It’s a smooth and rhythmic swing with some present bat speed. Also played well behind the plate throughout. 

Grayson Burlenson (2025, Summertown, TN) showed a good two strike approach on a two RBI line-drive single to left-center. Kept his hands in tight on a 86 mph fastball and stayed through it well. Physical RH bat. 

Raphael Dunne (2025, San Diego, CA) slapped one into 5-6 hole off a tough left-on-left matchup. Has shown easy quickness to the hands that flash some twitch. He also stole second and third during the next at-bat showing off some speed.