Colt Babic (2027 OF, Camden, SC) impressed on the mound today showing a full four pitch arsenal. His fastball was up to 85 with arm side run, with a knuckle curve in the mid 60s, slider in the mid 70s, and flashed a changeup in the low 70s with arm side fade. Babic filled up the zone with all of his pitches, keeping hitters off balance at the plate

Hudson Dinger (2026 3B, West Fargo, ND) continually barreled baseballs in his two games today. Showed advanced bat speed through the zone with quick hands, showing his willingness to drive the ball to all parts of the field. Big athletic frame projects well.

Desmond Taylor (2026 OF, Gainesville, FL) started on the mound this morning and showcased a fastball reaching up to 85mph. He complimented his fastball with a sharp curve, that he often went to in two strike counts, in the mid 70s that had tight spin. Taylor collected six strikeouts over his three innings of work. Athletic build projects well.

Jonell Rodriguez (2027 2B, Spring, TX) flashed his quick hands early in this game, collecting a hard hit ball to the pull side. He showed the ability to go to all parts of the field, making loud outs throughout the game. Rodriguez collected two steals in the game, showing off his athletic build.

Wyatt Kosidowski (2026 OF, Fargo, ND) toed the rubber this morning and collected four strikeouts over his inning and two thirds on the mound. While his fastball reached up to 80mph with good ASR, he leaned heavily on his off-speed pitches to keep hitters off balance. His curveball and slider, both had tight spin on them and Koisowski threw them often for strikes. In game two, Kosidowski patrolled center field and showcased his glove making an outstanding diving catch and flashed his arm strength, throwing out the runner at first.

Carson Shiek (2026 3B, Fargo, ND) was a dual threat today, colleting a pull side RBI single early in the game for his team. Quick hips turned through the ball to obtain hard contact. On the mound, he threw two innings collecting four strikeouts. His fastball reached 84, but his breaking pitches were his clear favorite. His slider was in the low 70s, with over 2500 RPM and tight spin, making hitters look uncomfortable at the plate. Shiek’s curveball was in the mid 60s that he often used early in the count to avoid hard contact.

Dylan Prince (2025 SS, Doral, FL) has an advanced approach at the plate and showed his ability to drive the ball back up the middle in his 1st AB with a hard line drive 1B.

Aj Greene (2025 SS, Collierville, TN) showed flashes both at and behind the plate throughout the game. Greene showed off his arm strength behind the plate in the 1st inning throwing out a runner easily in the 1st inning. Late in the game he showed his ability at the plate with a nice base hit. 

Reed Hayes (2025 OF, Roanoke, IN) FB sat 83-84 peaking at 86 twice and 88 once. Good command and lively fastball. Compact motion and spun the off-speed well. Good athletic frame.

Anthony Dang (2027 SS, Gainesville, FL) Read the outside breaking pitch well and got the barrel through to force a GB base hit up the middle

Robert Amell (2025 1B, Naples, FL) Got the navy team started with an RBI single up the middle. Was close to turning into two bases but got caught right at the bag.

Hunter Barron (2027 OF, Baileyton, AL) Showed of his legs and athleticism by beating out a GB to SS and stealing 2^nd on the next pitch.

Garrett Brown (2025 2B, Hanahan, SC) Sat back and pulled a monster shot over the LF head for a stand up double. Good build.

Wiley Reddick (2027 OF, Wiley, NC). Showed off the power in the 4^th with an easy double in the LCF gap.

Beckett Suh (2026 SS, Zionsville, IN) Followed up Wiley’s double with one of his own. Showed off the pull-side power with a LD in LCF.

Evan Shaw (2027 OF, Lithonia, GA) Combination of power and speed with a single into left that would’ve been a double if it weren’t for a runner on first that was unable to advance.

Zoran Galloway (2026 OF, Rex, GA) Good arm behind the dish to go along with quick feet. Caught a runner stealing in the 5^th.

Kingston Glover (2027 OF, Stockbridge, GA) Showed off the wheels in CF making a diving catch to his left to make the first out in the 6^th inning.

Barak Boston (2025 SS, Clermont, FL) utilized a short quick hand, throwing his FB 78-80 with good down angle. Good tight slider 70-72 with late break. Pitched 3 innings and picked up four strikeouts without allowing a hit.

William Kane (2026 C, Windermere, FL) laced a triple to RCF. Solid balance and generated good bat speed through the hitting zone. Created carry on the baseball with weight shift present.

Danny De La Torre (2027 OF, Temecula, CA) barreled up a ball for a single to LCF flashing present hand speed with good hip torque.

Martin Shelar (2026 OF, Decatur, GA) impressed over two innings of work on the mound. Shelar allowed 0 hits and struck out 4 showing his athleticism throughout his delivery and commanding his FB early which was 86-89 complimenting it with an above average change.

Makana Moorefield (2026 OF, Bradenton, FL) collected a hit with a hard line drive 1B up the middle showing a compact swing with a good swing plane. Moorefield also showed well defensively throughout the IF.

Valentino Pupo (2026 SS, Clewiston, FL) had a strong game on both sides of the field. First, recording a hit in his 1st at bat with a hard line drive to the left CF gap then showing his speed around the bases with a SB. Pupo also stood out defensively throughout the game in the IF.

Jake DiMartino (2026 C, Mount Pleasant, SC) kept his hands inside the baseball well and turned on an inside FB for a line drive 1B doe the LF line.

Ayden Lockett (2026, Suwannee, Ga.) got 14- Orange off to a great start, going three scoreless while only surrendering one hit. The right-hander topped out at 85 mph and displayed great feel for his secondaries. Lockett worked very efficiently and filled up the zone, finishing with 67% strikes.

Brody Hurd (2027, Buford, Ga.) picked up a base hit on a liner into left field. The primary outfielder has quality barrel skills along with athleticism. The tools are solid across the board to go along with the stick.

Luke Adams (2027, Cumming, Ga.) absolutely punished a baseball to straightaway deep center, burning the center fielder and settling for a double. The ball jumps off the bat with ease and the bat speed is advanced.

Wyatt Waters (2026, Macon, Ga.) threw a pair of scoreless innings and showed some intriguing upside. The fastball worked mostly in the low-80s, featuring downhill life. The 6-foot-2 righty has good size and exhibited great feel to spin a sharp curveball as well.

Aidan Sabean (2027 1B, Bradenton, FL) gets the offense rolling here in the top of the first with a nice line drive shot that lands in the outfield grass. Stayed back on it nicely and barreled it up.

Lee Holt (2027 C, Milton, GA) showing flashes of a really live arm on the bump, posted strong C velo/Pop times yesterday and it shows. Up to 85 and sitting low 80's, has some arm side life to it and flashed a depthy curveball in warmups as well with good spin numbers up to 2300 RPM. Really got into one in his first at bat of the game as well with a deep double over the LF's head.

Bradon Howe (2026 OF, Glenmoore, PA)- Impressive showing from Howe, compact framed LHP who can spin a CB up to 2600 RPM with a fastball up to 79. Works it in on the hands and can land the breaker, interesting stuff here to monitor long term if more size comes into the picture. Things to really like on the bump. Collected a single up the middle as well on his last at bat of the game.

Danny Machado (2025 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) impressed again here in his second game of the day with the stick, collecting two barrels in both of his AB's. Has handled everything he's seen today with no issue, higher echelon talent. 

Myles Raymond (2026 MIF, Lincoln University, PA) collected a solid single into RF, getting a fastball over the middle of the plate and handling it well. Some barrel skills on display.

-Michael Albee

Jackson Sammons (2025 OF, Savannah, GA) Triple to LF wall, displayed quick hands and presents true power at the plate. 

Liam Parsons (2026 C, Charlotte, NC) Started the game for Maroon, went 3 strong innings of 1 run ball striking out 5 and allowing 4 hits. Showed good control of the fastball at 83 mph and flashed a curve at 72 mph that kept hitters off balance.

Jonell Rodriguez (2027 2B, Spring, TX) Single to right field, showed quick and efficient movements at the plate with the ability to hit to all parts of the field. 

 Joseph Kelly (2026 OF, Evanston, IL)A lot to like out of Joseph's outing today on the mound. Presents clean mechanics and attacks hitters with his fastball while flashing a sharp slider and a good feel for the change-up. 

Fabian Antonsanti Soto (2026 SS, Minneola, FL) Showed patience at the plate as he waited for his pitch and barreled a fastball to RF for a double.

Josh Lee (2026 SS, Berwyn, PA) doubled down the left field line in his first at-bat, showing good speed while underway. The path is simple with a compact stroke and he's got good bat to ball skills. 

Donovan Meyer (2025 C, Traverse City, MI) ran the fastball up to 81 mph and showed very good feel for a changeup in the process. He's got a full three pitch mix but the comfort throwing changeups to hitters of the same handedness stood out; he also doubled into the pull side gap in his final at-bat.

Jaymeson Forest (2026 3B, St. Louis, MO) made a number of really impressive defensive plays during the game. He made plays going back and in out at left field and capped it off with a spin throw moving up the middle from shortstop. 

Brayden Richards (2025 1B, Waxhaw, NC) struck out six hitters over three innings and ran the fastball up to 81 mph. The arm is quick and Richards is physical and he was adept at locating the fastball to the glove side. Richards also launched a home run in his final at-bat, deep to left field.

Joshua Chavous (2025 OF, Bonaire, GA) doubled deep to left centerfield, showing a good ability to backspin the ball. There's loft to the swing and he creates space well. 

Matthew Westbrook (2027 RHP, Douglasville, GA) was excellent in his start, pounding the zone at a 70% clip for two innings while reaching 88 mph on his fastball. The pitch features good life and he showed flashes of real power bite on his breaking ball. 

Beau Bruns (2027 C, Hoschton, GA) had one of the louder swings of the day when he drove a double deep to the pull-side, to then end up coming around to score on a misplay in the outfield. Bruns has translatable tools and good versatility to his profile to go along with good hitting tools. Bruns also got on the mound in relief and ran his fastball up to 84 mph. 

Hayes Maginnis (2027 SS, Newnan, GA) jumped on the mound for a quick inning of relief and showed really well, punching out all 3 hitters he faced with his fastball reaching 86 mph. Maginnis is a good athlete with two-way tools and flashed a solid curveball as well. 

Wesley Moering (2027 SS, Dallas, GA) is a high-level athlete with tools who already has stood out early in the '27 class, and he took some good swings again in this one, including jumping all over an inner third fastball and hammering it pull-side for a base hit. 

Lincoln Barton (2027 RHP, Corryton, TN) had a good outing on the mound, punching out 3 in just a single inning of work. He has lots of deception to his operation, keeping hitters off-balance and working up to 81 mph on his fastball from a low slot while mixing and matching with great success. 

Takumi Yoshida (2027 C, Boxford, MA) shows good barrel skills in general and did so again in this game, getting his hands and barrel loose and hammering a single pull-side. The swing is whippy and he has peripheral tools & versatility to go along with it. 

Zac Parker (2025 OF, Dallas, GA) has a projectable frame and quick stroke from the left side, ripping a double down the line late in this game before coming around to score. There's good power potential here as he continues to fill out, and he looks like an overall solid athlete as well. 

Landon Makinster (2026 OF, Branson, MO) - Good frame. Fastball was sitting high 70's, topping out at 82. Flashed a sharp curveball with 11/5 movement and depth, 73 on the radar gun as the high. Also mixed in a slider with more side to side movement, attacking right handed hitters with it starting at the front hip and breaking back in the zone.

Jabriel Gonzalez (2026 SS, Homestead, FL) - Short arm action. Pitched to contact and filled up the zone. Fastball was sitting low to mid 70's, topping out at 77. Flashed a curveball, topping at 59.

Luis Muniz (2025 C, Guanica, PR) - Loud barrel line drive single up the middle of the field. Showed quick hands turning on a middle-in fastball.

Will Price (2026 LHP, Knoxville, TN) - Laced a liner into left field for a single.

Jordan Della Rocca (2027 3B, Tampa, FL) - Athletic build, short arm action. Fastball was sitting low 70's, topping 75. Flashed a breaking ball that topped at 65.

Jonathan J. Rodriguez (2026 2B, West Palm Beach, FL) - First in relief for Royal. Quick arm action. Strike thrower, filled the zone up. Fastball was sitting low 70's, topping out at 73. 

Ayden Stewart (2025 1B, Keller, TX) - Roped a barrel into LCF for a stand-up double.

RANFHY NUNEZ (2025 OF, Casselberry, FL) - Crushed a line drive down the left field line for a double. Hawked down a ball in RCF playing center, sliding grab.

Tommy Sergio (2027 2B, Schwenksville, PA) - Quick and fast arm. Fastball was sitting high 70's, topping out at 80. Mixed in a breaking ball with depth. Topped at 71. 

Chase Nolan (2027 RHP, Norristown, PA) - Barreled a single into left field. 

Ross Rea (2025 RHP, Acworth, GA) Strike thrower again shows how difficult it is to hit a baseball. Not afraid of contact. Throws all three pitches for strikes in a clean outing. Fastball is 79, slider is 69, and curve 64. 1 hit , 2 K,s no walks, and 21 pitches wow. 

Jack Brantner (2026 RHP, Milton, GA) His arm actions delivers a firm fastball 87 with nice downward angle on the fastball. Curve 70 and slider 75 both have clean breaks in the zone. Mixed and matched these two pitches to keep the hitters off balance in this impressive outing. 2 innings 1 hit, 2 K's and no walks. 34 pitches. 

Andrew Box (2025 OF, Milton, GA) Crafty lefty strikes again. Andrew mixed his pitches well with a fastball 75, slider 68 and change 70. The change had a few swing and misses with his deception. 2 innings five K's . Came right after the opponent. 

Braydon Wright (2026 SS, Mobile, AL) This lean build righty was impressive. Fastball was quick up to 83, slider was effective in the zone at 76. 2 innings five strikeouts. Came right after you , with a clean delivery that projects well to the future. 

Wyatt Heslin (2024 C, Roswell, GA) Strong athletic build Righty came after you with a explosive delivery, Fastball jumped on the hitters with a deceptive action that turned 85 into much harder, Slider and change also to complete the package. 2 innings 4 strikeouts. 

Xavier Gori (2025 3B, Saint Cloud, FL) got his day going in the batters box as he hit two line drives into left field. Not only was he hot at the plate, he also proved himself defensively throwing out multiple runners trying to steal second base. 

Charles Bernatchez (2025 OF, Québec, QC) along with hitting a line drive to Left at the plate, Charles also kept the royal team at bay on the Mound. His FB (83-85) T86 and SL mix was enough to help him strike out 3 in two innings. 

Alexander Roque Rosario (2025 SS, Río Grande, PR) was able to show off both his speed and his ability to drive the baseball, going 2-2 with a line drive and an infield single in his second at bat. 

Luis Sosa (2025 1B, Miami, FL) also went 2-2 against Columbia Blue. Sosa sprayed the ball around showing that he can use all fields to reach base. 

Christopher Nobrega (2025 OF, Toronto, ON) started things off for the purple team by lacing a triple to Left field. 

Lincoln Evans (2026 RHP, Henderson, NV) had a 2 for 2 day at the plate including a RBI Double to LF. 

Brandon Castellon (2025 C, Miami, FL) roped a Linedrive past the left Fielder for his first double on the day. 

Bennett Thompson (2026 C, Brighton, MI) with his fastball sitting 82-85, Thompson mixed in a sharp CB and a good CH to fend off hitter for two innings while striking out 3. 

Aidan McGovern (2025, Orland Park, Ill.) picked up a base hit in the first frame, sending a line shot into left centerfield. The left-handed bat has easy strength out front and the swing is well-connected.

Luke Burnett (2026, Statham, Ga.) started things off on the hill for 13- Black and impressed. The primary outfielder held his own over two scoreless frame, running it up to 82 mph. The righty generated a fair share of swings-and-misses with good life on the heater.

Fernando Ferrer (2025, Kissimmee, Fl.) lined a shot into left field to lead off the top of the third, settling for a single. The process is simple and repeatable at the plate and Ferrer has plenty of physicality for power upside. He would go on to pick up his second hit in the final inning.

William Hurt (2025, Midlothian, Virg.) sent an absolute laser into right field for a single in the fourth. The Virginia Tech commit possesses a clean and refined stroke along with standout bat speed.

Kaleb Sexton (2026, LHP Gainesville, GA) FB sat 77-81 with good control in two innings of work. Curveball fooled some hitters as well.

Collin Thomas (2027 SS, Atlanta, GA) Generated weak contact from hitters when on the mound. FB 83-85. Also made a good play up the middle at SS in the bottom of the 6^th.

Maddex Breon (2025 OF, Millersville, MD) Kept the barrel through on a lined shot up the middle for a single.

Gage Litton (2027 LHP, Claxton, GA) Inside out power provided Gage with a double down the LF line.

Thaddius Chapman (2025 OF, Atlanta, GA) Battled back after being down early in the count and slapped a GB into RF to advance the runner in the 4^th.

Tyler Chapman (2025 OF, Atlanta, GA) Showed good patience at the plate to go along with a level bat path. Shot a pull side single GB into RF for a single in the first. Followed up Thaddius’ single to RF with one of his own later in the game. Quick feet and glides around the base paths.

Tyler Townsend (2026 OF, Sycamore, IL) FB 85-88 to go along with a 73/74 CB with 2500+ RPM. The sophomore could bring it and generated either swing and miss or jam shots in every batter he faced. Arm to watch for in the 2026 class.

Luca Bongiovi (2027 C, Viera, FL) Showed good pull side extension leading to a stand up double early in the first.

Fabio Marquez (2025 C, Weston, FL) Good lower have extension led to a GB single up the gut.

Eric Flores (2026 OF, Greenacres, FL) works from a tall lean projectable body. Two seam FB 80-82 has good run and some sink. Slurve 63-65 with big break. Pitched 3 innings locating his FB to both sides of the plate while striking out 6 and 0 hits. Hard hit double over the CF head on the offensive end.

Carson Ray (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) pitched two innings with 4 strikeouts and 0 hits. FB 80-81 with some run and a slurve 70 to keep the hitters off balance. He also had a single in the game offensively.

Graham Houston (2027 SS, Nokomis, FL) displayed a short quick arm stroke throwing his FB 80-83 whole striking out 3 in one inning of work. Graham used a good late breaking CB 65-66 that had good depth to it above 2350 rpm.

Cadyn Williamson (2025 OF, Sumrall, MS) stroked a hard hit single to RF and promptly stole second showing good instincts on the bases.

Brodey McConnico (2025 SS, Argyle, TX) Single to Left Field, showed great barrel control on an inside fastball as he squares it up through the 5-6 hole. Got his second hit of the day on another inside fastball that he barrels to Left Field.

Dominic Rosa (2026 3B, Varna, IL) Started the game for Team Gold with 3 strong innings of work. Showed good control of the fastball and feel for the offspeed that kept hitters off balance. Dominic consistently worked in the 77-79 mph range topping out at 81 throughout his outing. 

Treyton Schumacher (2025 OF, Beaver Dam, WI) Single to Center Field, displayed patience at the plate as he waited for his pitch to hit. 

Nasir Stevenson (2026 OF, Perth Amboy, NJ) Started the game on the mound for Team Columbia Blue throwing 2 innings giving up 1 hit and striking out 5. Singled to Right field, showcased his speed on the based as he swipes 2 bags en route to scoring Columbia Blue's first run.

Robert Van Riper (2025 2B, Pompton Plains, NJ) Came in the game for Columbia Blue in the 3rd inning and pitched 2 scoreless innings. Showed good control with his fastball and flashed a sharp curve that kept hitters guessing. Robert struck out 2 while allowing 2 hits in his 2 innings of work. 

Casey Stoops (2027 C, Anchorage, AK) Jumped on a fastball early and barrels a single to right field. Showed an aggressive approach at the plate and did not miss his pitch. 

Danny Machado (2025 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) comes out cruising to open up the first, lot of weak contact generated with his fastball sitting in the upper 70s with around 2K spin. Loose arm and easy delivery, primary INF that was up to 88 across the diamond yesterday. Mixed in a tight slider right at 70-mph with late horizontal to it, dotted up the arm side corner against a LHH for a K. Added on a nice line drive single down the pull-side line in his second at bat.

Braxton Mazurkiewicz (2027 MIF, Davis, IL) posted three solid innings in his start, generating a lot of weak contact while living in the bottom half of the zone. Up to 77 early and sat low to mid 7's with the fastball, got occasional sink to it while mixing in a change and big vertical CB that touched 2400 RPM's. Frame to fill into.

Connor Renshaw (2026 2B, Fredericksburg, VA) got into one here in the latter half of this game, smoking a double over the CF's head. Solid barrel, nice job honing in on the fastball and not missing it early in the count. 

Liam Finney (2025 2B, Woodinville, WA) followed it up with a solid backside piece to drive in a run, got a center cut offering and handled it well. Did a job with RISP,, simple cut to get the job done there.

Andrew Fetty (2025 1B, Mukilteo, WA) collected a loud line drive single deposited into right-center field. Extremely strong kid, makes use of the whole frame with an under control, explosive swing.

Hunter St Denis (2025 OF, Gaithersburg, MD)- The raw power from BP translated in game here for Denis, extremely strong with a simple swing and gets to it easy. Two strong barrels that resulted in a single and double for him in the box score; it stands out in a big way. Moves very well for size.

-Michael Albee

Kapono Sullivan (2025 RHP, Lihue, HI) was dominant in his start on the mound, punching out 4 in 3 perfect innings. He ran his fastball up to 85 mph with heavy cut that was impossible to square up, and landed a slurvier breaking ball for strikes whenever he wanted. He attacked the zone and impressed. 

Brennan Runyon (2025 RHP, Newport, MI) is a physical lefthanded-hitting two-way player and he showed off the power in this game, even though the ball got run down. He has loft in the stroke and good strength at contact, really driving a ball to RCF. 

Jaymeson Forest (2026 3B, St. Louis, MO) pitched well in relief, punching out 5 hitters in his 3 innings, doing a good job of moving his upper-70's fastball around the strike zone and forcing both weak contact and whiffs. He threw a good amount of strikes and pitched in attack mode. 

Brayden Cowart (2026 RHP, Acworth, GA) took one of the better swings of the day on a liner single back through the middle. Cowart has solid two-way tools and showed a quick, compact righthanded stroke in this one. 

Wayde Maddox (2026 OF, Conyers, GA) has a projectable frame and lots of room to fill out to go along with interesting righthanded bat speed. He smoked a single through the left side late in this game, showing off that bat speed, and he should continue developing more and more power as he matures. 

Aidan Sabean (2027 1B, Bradenton, FL) shortened up and went down the opposite field line for a double. He showed good hand adjustments and the ability to use the whole field with intent. 

Chase Anello (2026 C, Wesley Chapel, FL) crushed a double to the opposite field gap that was well-struck and traveled a long way. Anello has a smooth swing path with bat speed and power upside. 

Taylor Sunderhaus (2025 OF, Brunswick, GA) split the opposite field gap for a line drive double. He lagged the barrel nicely and shows good lift through the point of impact. 

Layton Shelley (2027 MIF, Haslet, TX) collected two hits including an opposite field line drive single and showed the speed by beating out an infield single. It's a smooth path to the left-handed swing with loose hands and plenty of projection. 

Brandon Goshay (2024 OF, Acworth, GA) collected two hits and showed good bat to ball skills in the process. He also showed the speed on the base paths with a stolen base. 

Jared James (2025 OF, Woodstock, GA) - Athletic frame. Filled the zone up. Fastball sat 76-77 topped at 78. 3 up, 3 down in the first inning. 2 innings of work. Added two base hits as well.

Joel Arroyo (2026 OF, Homestead, FL) - Quick arm, athletic build. Fastball sat 79-80 and topped at 82. Mixed in a slider that topped out at 72. 2 innings of work with 2 k’s. Ripped a double in the LCF.

Jake Boland (2026 RHP, Loganville, GA) - Good frame. Lined a single into right field in the first. Looks to part. Added another barrel to left field.

Alex Espinoza (2025 MIF, Snellville, GA) - Backside line drive single on the second baseman’s head, also made a nice backhand slow roller play at shortstop. Athletic and twitchy athlete. Added another knock through the six hole for 2 RBIs.

Chance Dixon (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) - Athletic build, quick arm. Fastball was sitting at 73-74 and topping at 79. Curveball had 11/5 movement and topped out at 71. First pitch rope over the shortstop’s head.

Ryan Lopez (2025 OF, Comerio, PR) - First in relief for Royal. Lefty arm with sound movements. Fastball was 77-78 and topped out at 81. Added a barrel to center as well.

Joseph Lawson (2026 C, Fort Myers, FL) - Barrel up the middle for a base knock. Showed high baseball IQ while not being held at second, swiped third base.

Marcel Ruiz (2025 C, Caguas, PR) - Short arm action, strike thrower, pounded the lower third of the zone. Fastball stayed in the low-mid 70’s, topping at 74. Flashed a changeup at 60. Simple slide-step kept runners honest on the basepaths.

Jordan Kurz (2027 SS, Tustin, CA) Showed two quality pitches in his 2 inning outing, Up to 82 on the fastball, with a controllable slider up to 71. The primary SS showed is athleticism moving well off the mound. 2 innings pitched 4 Ks, no hits no runs. 

Joseph Contreras (2026 SS, Alpharetta, GA) Pedigree is proven again. Joseph In his three innings of work threw a firm 88 fastball with good down angle.Finished with an impressive 9 pitch third inning.  Slider had a tight break with late downward swing and miss movement.  This multi position athlete has many choices for the future. 

Dylan Dubovik (2025 3B, Coral Spring, FL) Impressive at bat versus tough pitching crushed a ball to center for a double. The florida athlete has presence with his 6'4" 210 lbs frame. 

Eric EJ Booth Jr. (2026 OF, Bassfield, MS) Multi position athlete(6.39 60 time) was impressive on the mound. Lefty pitching always a premium. The fastball was up to 81, slider 74, curve 67. In his two innings if work , 2 K's and no walks. This strike thrower is a good athlete and has a future at the next level. 

Joseph Lawson (2026 C, Fort Myers, FL) smoked a ball up the middle to drive a run in. Vocal leader behind the plate with a solid arm  

Luke Duffy (2025 1B, Bradenton, FL) displayed good barrel awareness, barreling up 2 baseballs in the first slate of games with a couple of RBIs to go with it. The 6’1 corner infielder displayed an 89 exit velo in workouts.   

Fabio Marquez (2025 C, Weston, FL) used his strong/ athletic frame to drive a ball the opposite way for a 2 RBI single in the first slate. Workhorse behind the plate as well with a good feel for the game.  

Juan Diego Amescua (2025 SS, San Antonio, TX) was a duel threat today throwing for three innings with six strikeouts and gathering a hit. He has a physical right handed stroke and barreled up a backside single. Smooth swing with some rotational strength. On the mound in game two, he was up to 82 on the fastball with a deceptive arm angle. Mixed in a slider with good tilt and flashed a changeup.

JT Tow (2026 LHP, Acworth, GA) toed the mound in game two and worked with great rhythm. His fastball was up to 78 and showed an advanced curveball in the mid 50s that he often used in two strike counts to collect his nine strikeouts over his four innings of work.

Payton Walker (2027 3B, Buford, GA) is a big physical presence at the plate with his 6-foot-2 frame. Continually barreled the ball. Used the strength well in the hands and was able to impact the ball with leverage out front. Picked up a nice well-struck single pull-side during the game.

John Whitt (2026 RHP, Atlanta, GA) started this morning with a fastball up to 80 with good arm side run His slider was in the low 70s with good tilt and a spin rate of over 2200 RPM. He had four strikeouts in his three innings only allowing 1 hit.

Joaquin Santos (2026 RHP, Marietta, GA) was up to 83 on the bump early this morning in his three inning outing. Slider was in the low 70s with RPMs in 2300s and his changeup was topped at 77. Had seven strikeouts only allowing one hit in his outing.

Veer Patel (2026 3B, Vidalia, GA) impressed this morning with a fluid swing and quiet motion at the plate. Went 2-2 with a backside single and hard-hit single pull side, also had an RBI

Emani Ford (2026 SS, Lilburn, GA) has a lean athletic frame that projects. Showed off his quick hands and good turns through contact. Had a double to left center and followed it up by stealing 3^rd.

Joseph Gallivan (2027 OF, Cumming, GA) looked in control this morning filling up the zone with strikes in his three innings with four strikeouts. The freshman’s fastball was up to 77 with his curveball being in the mid 60s with good vertical depth.

Jacob Doyle (2025 OF, Cedar Rapids, IA)- Strong frame present with strength in both halves that shows, flashes of LD contact to pull and deeper parts of centerfield. Good direction in the left handed stroke, projects for some power.

Darwinn Lara Guerrero (2025 3B, Lake Worth, FL)- Explosive hands and movements, can lift it and capped off the round with a homerun off the very top of the second wall piece on the green monster. Power potential with adjustability and feel for the barrel, very interesting prospect here.

Ethan Reese (2025 OF, Hulbert, OK)- Direct line drive oriented stroke, some lean strength in there that led to consistent barrels into left field. Quick launch, gets there on time and should project out to hit for average in game.

Cooper Obst (2026 C, Fort Lauderdale, FL)- Real switch hit feel, constant deep contact to RF from the left side and put a few off the green wall from the right side, obvious feel for the barrel and idea to create launch angle. Lofty approach, very solid results from both sides of the plate. Lean frame, projects.

Angel Z Medina (2026 3B, Saint Cloud, FL)- Wiry athlete with lots of room to fill in, showed some consistency from both sides of the box with liners being produced from either dexterity. Has bat speed, direct stroke that translates.

Joevansky Velez (2025 SS, Arecibo, PR)- Solid and well built 6'3/182 pound build with still more strength in the upper half to come, prototype body to project on. Emerging switch hit tool with more pop and loft from the right side with it, interesting to see where the raw power is at in a few years; shift to a corner may come too.

Jonathan Acosta (2025 SS, Miami, FL)- Fast left-handed stroke, slightly open base with higher hands that load to the back shoulder and are quick to launch. Can lift it, working the pull side heavy and getting close to the warning track out there in right.

Zachary Malvasio (2025 OF, Sw Ranches, FL)- Lot of length to the frame here at 6'4/200, synced up the levers pretty well with a lofty approach to work the pull side. Some traits here to like and project on, lot of room in the upper half to add muscle and increase raw power.

Xavier Gori (2025 3B, Saint Cloud, FL)- Upright stance, creates stretch in the load with a controlled forward move. Barrel control present here, has an idea in the box with some projectable strength to dream on moving forward. 

Spears Martin (2025 C, Marietta, GA)- Bigger hanging leg lift trigger here, creates coil around the back knee and has controlled intent swinging through the zone. Has added strength, warning track power to the green monster out in left. Still more in terms of physical projection, interesting follow.

Joaquin Gardner (2025 OF, Newberry, FL)- Athletic kid with arm talent as well, impressive round of BP with solid contact all over the field and more to dream on given the frame. Loose, quick hands; currently holds a commitment to Jacksonville.

Lee Holt (2027 C, Milton, GA)- Uber projectable frame for a '27, has the components and bat speed here to really turn into a solid hitting backstop down the line if he sticks back there. Loose overall and can release the barrel, some pop in there too; whole profile projects nicely. 

Hudson Dinger (2026 3B, West Fargo, ND)- Loose hands and creates ample separation, can adjust the lower half to create solid launch angles. Up to 92 EV, lean levers that project nicely overall with a super athletic build.

Owen Hawley (2026 C, Virginia Beach, VA)- Some raw pop in the stick from a young left-handed hitting backstop, up to 86 off wood here and 304ft. from a healthy 26 degree launch angle. Functional parts in the swing and flows well, good size at present.

Juan Diaz (2027 MIF, Hialeah, FL)- Impressive switch hit tool, more loft from the right side of the plate with more consistent line drives from the left. Both are usable, up to 93EV's from the left, lot to like given the frame and body here long term.

Jesse Garza (2027 RHP, Pharr, TX)- Strong round from a primary RHP, posted a 91 EV on a 326ft. pullside shot that would have left at a lot of high school fields. Big, physical kid that is able to get to the strength he possesses.

Jackson Sammons (2025 OF, Savannah, GA)- Three Gaudy EVs of 94 posted with optimal launch angles, creates natural stretch and separation with bat speed coming through. Strong kid with upper half strength, will be interesting to see what the raw power develops into.

Norberick Garcia (2025 SS, Allen Park, MI)- Compact frame here built for 2B, packs a punch in the swing when it's level through the zone and on time. Posted 91 EVs and it came off the cleanest in the 8-10 LA range.

Jacob Mayfield (2026 OF, Dacula, GA)- Big raw power here and it comes off real loud when it's timed up properly and the path is proper, getting up to 94 EV off wood. Massive frame, corner projection and a long term follow.

Brayden Richards (2025 1B, Waxhaw, NC)- Lot of juice here, strong upper half and rotates this hips hard/gets into legs to generate. Off the wall pop and up to 93 EVs, consistent timing will be the key moving forward but undoubtedly stuff here to like as a corner IF power guy.

Aidan Sarden (2026 OF, Marietta, GA)- Switch hit ability here from a '26 athlete and utility player, feel to lift it from both sides with mid 20's LA's and mid 80s EV (T86) from both dexterities. Should grow into this nicely, performed in game well this year as well; solid follow here.

Danny Machado (2025 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL)- Well built SS that can stick there, has pop in the stick from both sides with more authoritative juice from the right. Can lift it, swing will work in game and there is more power to be tapped into.

Luke McAtee (2027 C, Town And Country, MO)- One of the more impressive rounds of the day from a '27 and in the event in general, lean strength shows as he can adjust the lower half and shoulders to create good loft on the baseball (30 LA's) and post 88 EV's. Ridiculous projection here for the class.

Hunter St Denis (2025 OF, Gaithersburg, MD)- One of the bigger displays of raw power in the event, flexed it with EV's of 94,94,94 and with big launch angles in the upper 30's. Absurd feel to loft and pull it, was working deep centerfield to end the round off. Impressive display of power.

Brennan Neal (2027 SS, Columbus, GA)- Very strong round from the '27, lean build and should fill in over time naturally. Clean swing, 90+ EVs, creates stretch and impacts it to pull side with some lift. Good one to follow long term.

-Michael Albee

Blake Ilitch (2025 RHP, Detroit, MI) was dominant in his two inning stint: touching 93 mph and striking out every hitter he faced. It's a full four pitch mix with a downer curveball, gyro slider, and firm changeup. 

Kevin Roque (2025 RHP, Hialeah, FL) got a lot of swing-and-miss on the fastball and reached 88 mph on the pitch. The body and arm action project very well while there's feel for the breaking ball too.

Colson May (2026 OF, Clermont, FL) burned the right fielder for a double the other way. There's good lift at impact and he can hit the ball with authority to both halves of the field. 

Guarionex Carrion Lanzo (2025 C, San Juan, PR) collected two hits, both sigles to either half of the field. There's a hitterish look in the box with loose hands and barrel feel.

Bryton Bertrand (2025 1B, Amarillo, TX) crushed one of the hardest hits of the day: a ground rule double deep to the pull side gap. He leverages well and has good impact while the power upside here is tremendous.

Ethan Roller (2025 3B, Johnson City, TN) - Athletic frame. Fastball was 76-77 topped at 78. Flashed a 12-6 curveball that was sitting 67-68 and topped at 69. Added a missile to LCF for a double to his day.

Edrick Ayala (2025 C, Lakeland, FL) - Athletic frame. Loud barrel to start things off in the first. Double into the right center gap. Flashed his athleticism and baseball IQ with stealing third. Adding to his day in the fourth inning, crushed a ball into the LCF gap for a triple. Showed tremendous arm strength on a dropped third strike from behind the dish.

Brayden Bound (2026 OF, Spanish Fort, AL) - Got the scoring started with a backside single over the third baseman’s head. Also started on the bump for Red. Athletic build. Filled the zone. Fastball was sitting 74-75 and topping at 78. Flashed a curveball that was 66-67.

Tommy Regan (2025 C, Gulf Breeze, FL) - Barrel up the middle to drive in a run, shows quick hands at the plate.

Ayden Stewart (2025 1B, Keller, TX) - Came in relief in the third. Athletic build. Over the top delivery, sitting 76-77 topping 80 with the fastball. Flashed a slider, topped at 70. To add to his day, laced a line drive into RCF for a stand up triple.

Misael Uriepero (2025 SS, Miami, FL) - Backside line drive over the shortstop’s head for a base knock. Showed athleticism while he swiped second.

Aj Greene (2025 SS, Collierville, TN) - Tall, athletic build. First in relief. Cutter is the primary pitch, sat 76-77 topped 79 and mixed in a four seam that topped out at 84.

Colton Brush (2026 C, Parker, CO) - Single over the second baseman’s head, scored a run.

Ryne Maestas (2026 OF, Jacksonville, FL) - Tall, big build. Fastball sat 68-69 and topped at 70. Flashed a 12/6 curve that topped at 60.

Angel Garcia (2025 C, Miami, FL) - Loudest barrel of the day. Line drive right over the shortstop’s head. Then showed athleticism and baseball IQ to swipe third.

Hayden Sigler (2026 SS, West Salem, OH) - Barrel into LCF for a stand up double. 

Dillon Stoltzfus (2025 OF, Chestertown, MD) drilled one to pull for a loud double. Strong set of hands and good strength at contact. Speedy outfielder who has been on the barrel a good bit today. 

Joel Arroyo (2026 OF, Homestead, FL) versatile athlete capable of handling the dirt or grass. Good defender with a clean knocks. Assertive, yet balanced approach allows for lots of barreled contact. Loud triple to the gap capped a two hit day.

Martin Shelar (2026 OF, Decatur, GA) produced a loud barrel that was a shot off the bat. Big physical 6-foot-1 frame and some easy impact. Big time strength in profile. 

Lincoln Dorland (2025 3B, Boynton Beach, FL) drilled a loud double to the right-center gap off a well-placed fastball. Good piece the other way and showed some heaviness to the hands. Came off loud at impact. 

Marcel Ruiz (2025 C, Caguas, PR) has all the traits you want behind the dish. Quick pop and an absolute hose behind the plate. Caught a runner by a good bit in game and the receiving is top notch. Can really catch. 

Everett Marshall (2025 C, Lighthouse Point, FL) checks a lot of boxes. Athletic backstop with a real arm behind the dish and plenty of feel behind there. Pieced a triple to the opposite gap in game. Strong, short and sweet swing. 
Big time BP has showed up. 

Drew Taylor (2026 C, Murrieta, CA) the primary catcher proved his ability on the mound as well looking solid throughout 3 innings of work. Drew struck out 5, allowing just one hit and his velo sat in the low 80s. Showed great feel for both his FB & his breaking ball.

Aiden Helms (2025 3B, Locust Grove, GA) showed good feel for the barrel of the bat on multiple occasions, driving the ball right back up the middle.

Barak Boston (2025 SS, Clermont, FL) displayed tremendous discipline at the plate & flashed some opposite field power driving in a run. 

RANFHY NUNEZ (2025 OF, Casselberry, FL) lead off the game with a triple into L-CF before heading home on an error to score the first run of the game. Showcased blazing speed which was first demonstrated with his 6.45 60 yard dash yesterday afternoon.

Ivan Eduardo Basilis Damirón (2025 OF, Santo Domingo, SD) followed up the lead off triple with a double of his own, advanced bat to ball skills demonstrated in his swing.

Patrick Hassel (2025 3B, Staten Island, NY) showcased the ability to impact the game in multiple facets driving a ball back up the middle for a base hit and then swiping second and third soon after.

Camilo Urena (2026 RHP, Miami, FL) tossed 3 hitless innings on the mound keeping the opposing team off-balance throughout, striking out 6 along the way.

Heath Klingensmith (2026 RHP, Concord, NC) ran the fastball up to 86 mph and showed very good feel for a downer breaking ball. There are good components here with ride on the fastball and plays with the vertical axis nicely; he also doubled at the plate.

Zachary Kiffmeyer (2025 RHP, Oshkosh, WI) was very efficient, pounding the strike zone and commanding the 80-84 mph fastball to both halves. He tunnels the breaker and changeup nicely and really mixes and matches. 

Fabian Antonsanti Soto (2026 SS, Minneola, FL) doubled hard to the opposite field gap and showed off the bat speed in the process. He can pull the hands inside without sacrificing impact and has a good looking swing. 

Kendrick Parrill (2027 SS, Parker, CO) doubled down the pull side line and really showed off the wheels on the base paths. He hustled into second on an aggressive turn and even scored from second base on a passed ball.

Liam Parsons (2026 C, Charlotte, NC) collected two knocks in two plate appearances showing impressive feel for the barrel. It's a compact stroke with quick hands and he also showed the speed on the paths with a pair of stolen bases.

Zayde Gastaldo (2025 OF, Pickerington, OH) hammered one into the right center field gap to get the day started for 39-Navy. He has fast hands and is a good athlete that can use both sides of the field at the plate. 

Isaac Mastin (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) got the barrel out front and hit one hard into the gap for a triple. He moves well for the size and is a really physical player. The ball comes off the bat well. 

Gavin Dyson (2025 C, Woodstock, GA) hit one into the opposite field gap for a triple, driving in a run in the process. He has a fluid swing with good barrel skills and projection. He also had a hit in the later innings to drive in another run. 

John Still (2026 LHP, Gray, GA) extended the lead in the early going with a line shot right back up the middle. He has a fast bat and good feel for the barrel that has been on display all weekend. The hands work well. 

Vernon Woodard (2026 C, Grayson, GA) put a great swing on a fastball over the plate and drove it into left center field for a base knock. There's good bat speed here with obvious feel for it. 

Richard Vogel, Jr. (2025 1B, Roswell, GA) hit one hard through the left side of the infield and drove in a run in the late going. It's a compact swing and good barrel swings on display. 

Hunter St Denis (2025 OF, Gaithersburg, MD) tagged one into the gap for a triple in the late innings. The bat speed really stands out and he's as physical as it gets in this event. The ball really explodes off the barrel. 

Lincoln Evans (2026 RHP, Henderson, NV) - Starting arm for purple. Athletic frame and good command. Fastball sitting 81-83 topping at 84. Struck out the first eight hitters he saw. Flashed a curveball at 68 and slider at 72.

Will Price (2026 LHP, Knoxville, TN) - Starting arm for white. Tall, slim build. Good arm side run on the fastball. Low 80’s fastball topping at 83. Flashed a sweeping curveball topping at 71. Struck out the first five hitters he faced.

Tommy Regan (2025 C, Gulf Breeze, FL) - Loud line drive over the center fielder’s head for a stand up double in his first AB.

Dylan Prince (2025 SS, Doral, FL) - Stayed back and drove a line drive to CF in his first AB. Stayed through the ball well.

Daniel Phillips (2026 LHP, Brownsburg, IN) - Came in relief in the fourth, tall and lanky frame. Good armside run on the fastball. 70-71 T73. Curveball was sharp, sitting 63-65, topping 69.

Ayden Stewart (2025 1B, Keller, TX) - Loud line drive single over the shortstop.

Colton Brush (2026 C, Parker, CO) - Loud single on the shortstop to drive in a run.

Chase Nolan (2027 RHP, Norristown, PA) - Tall, athletic build. First in relief for White. Fastball was 75-76 T77 while flashing a 12-6 curveball that was 65-66 T67.

William Fiedler (2026 OF, Kingwood, TX) - Long line drive to deep LCF, stand up double that scored a runner from first.

Gunnar Dillard (2025 C, San Angelo, TX) - Base hit down the left field line, hustled to get to second. Also showed athleticism and baseball IQ with a great jump to steal third.

Mathew Rios (2025 RHP, Miami, FL) stellar in his start. Physical righty up to 87 and sat mostly 83-85 mph. Good slider and depthy breaking ball to his mix and flashed a promising changeup with fade. Good feel to pitch at a big frame. 

Christian Villabona (2025 RHP, Miami, FL) was another stellar starter on the hill. Lived low-80s from a clean, repeatable arm. Good curveball and late depth to his slider. Forced outs and knows how to pitch to his strengths. 

Ian Evert (2027 3B, Bloomfield Hills, MI) led the game off with a double down the right field line. Good piece of hitting to take it the other way. Solid barrel control and inside-out path. 

Santiago Ortiz (2025 1B, Carolina, PR) delivered a hot pull-side barrel down the line for a knock. Physical corner infielder with some loud strength at impact. Impressive display at the plate. 

Adiel Rivera (2025 RHP, Las Piedras, PR) pontent 2-seam and slurve in relief. Fastball showed a ton of run living low-80s from deceptive lower slot. Late tail to the breaker and opened eyes. 

Dylan Diaz (2025 SS, Las Piedras, PR) is an athletic left-handed hitting shortstop. Good mover up the middle with a crisp glove. Solid day at the plate and added a single on a well-struck ball. 

Makana Moorefiled (2026 OF Bradenton, FL) laced a triple to lead off the sixth and showed plenty of range defensively. Good athlete, aggressive on the paths and brings a lot to like. 

Will Grable (2026 3B, Pasadena, CA)  has a strong and durable athletic body pitching from the stretch only with a low leg kick. FB 87-89 with good life in the zone and plenty of riding action. He throws a tight slider with late break 75-77. Simple mechanics and challenged successfully for swing and miss. 

Wells Grisham (2026 LHP, Cleveland, TN) pitched with an abbreviated wind up locating his FB 80-83. Wells went 4 innings striking out 4 and only giving up one hit and 0 runs.

Zachary Jansen (2026 RHP, Woodstock, GA) is a tall strong body pitcher with a FB 82-85 that he showed good command with. Jansen moved the ball in and out with good deception only giving up one hit while striking out 4 in 2 innings of work.

Wessley Roberson (2026 OF, Brunswick, GA) hit an RBI double for the only run of the game. Showed good bat speed turning on an inside pitch.

Zac Parker (2025 OF, Dallas, GA) looked good early on in the outing for 30-Orange. The right-hander ran the fastball into the low-80s and showed good feel for a tight slider. He has the ability to change slots and give different looks. 

Joshua Greenspon (2026 RHP, Salem, MA) rolled through the first two innings of the start. He mixed speeds nicely and pounded the zone. It's a five pitch mix that he can throw for strikes. 

Owen Parillo (2025 IF, Rutherford, NJ) got the bat head out front and absolutely peppered the left center gap. He has a heavy barrel and this one came off hot. 

LJ Gianneschi (2026 2B, Woodstock, GA) made a great play ranging back into short right field from his second base position to make an over the shoulder catch in the early innings. 

Trey Seluk (2026 OF, Oviedo, FL) put a great swing on a high fastball and hit it hard through the hole for a single. He has a compact swing with fast hands and controls the barrel well. 

Joshua Chavous (2025 OF, Bonaire, GA) put a great swing on a fastball up in the zone and hit it hard into the right-center gap for a double. He has fast hands and good physical projection at 6-foot-1, 175-pounds. 

Owen Bourgeois (2026 LHP, Cobham, SR) quickly settled in with a quick 1-2-3 in the top of the first inning as the uncommitted left-hander out of Great Britain came out sitting in the upper-70s, showing angle on the fastball while pounding the zone. He punched out 5 and mixed in a curveball in the low-60s.

Parker Hoff (2026 RHP, West Fargo, ND) counted with a quality outing of his own, coming out and filling it up immediately. The fastball topped out at 81 mph while working exclusively out of the stretch, showing some ride on the offering though the curveball was the difference maker as he showed 12-6 shape with depth in the upper-60s.

The Columbia Blue offense had a big showing in the second inning as their first two hitters, Mario Cottrell Jr. (2025 SS, Millville, NJ) and Dylan Davis (2027 RHP, Fairfield, CT) went back-to-back doubles with hard barrels to their pull side. Cottrell Jr. turned on a pitch after working the count for a ball that scorched the left fielder, while Davis was able to backspin a two-bagger of his own, showing nice carry off of the barrel.

Jesse Garza (2027 RHP, Pharr, TX) is a strongly built right-hander out of Texas who came out attacking hitters, running his fastball up to 83 mph while showing solid riding life up in the zone, getting on hitters quickly. He turned over a changeup with authority in the upper-60s, showing solid diving life late in the process. He struck out the side in his first inning.

Noah Horne (2027 RHP, Chesapeake, VA) pitched to some contact in his first inning of work, running his fastball up to 82 mph with flashes of hard sinking life down in the zone. He settled into the mid to upper-70s throughout while showing a sweeper in the upper-60s.

Fernando Tillery Jr (2025 1B, Beloit, WI) was able to fight off an 82 mph on the hands and muscled it the other way for a single, dropping in front of the left fielder.

Juan Diaz (2027 MIF, Hialeah, FL) continued to find the barrel as we saw throughout the summer circuit, turning around a fastball for a blistered line drive single into the right-center field gap, before taking second in a heads up play.

Logan McMickle (2025 RHP, Lakeland, FL) worked in the 80-84 mph range during his start and showed a very difficult to square arsenal. The fastball showed good horizontal action while the sweeper had good horizontal bite. 

Zachary Malvasio (2025 OF, Sw Ranches, FL) one hopped the wall in left field for a loud double. It's a smooth swing with bat speed and lots of hitterish tendencies to like.

Lenny Sufran (2026 OF, Doral, FL) went to the opposite field for a double in his second at-bat. Sufran covered the plate well and showed the ability to stay inside the baseball. 

Austin Febles (2025 2B, WPB, FL) doubled over the center fielder's head for a double. He works at-bats well with a good eye and has a clean, repeatable swing path. 

Joaquin Santos (2026 RHP, Marietta, GA) Works a great at-bat and ends it with a single to RF. 

Reid Gainous (2026 3B, Cairo, GA) Started the game for Team Orange with 2 dominant hitless innings. Reid showcased a fastball that sat 84-85 mph topping at 87mph and a sharp slider at 74mph.   

William Lepre (2027 RHP, McLean, VA) Started the game on the mound and went 3 strong innings giving up 2 ER, 3 hits, and 3 strikeouts.  William consistently worked in the 75-77 mph range topping 79 mph during his outing.   

Reece Newberry (2025 C, Lilburn, GA) Did it all on the field today.  Found a barrel early in the game for a single then showcased his speed as he stole 2nd.  On the mound Reece attacked hitters for 2 innings, striking out 5 while giving up 2 hits and 0 ER. 

Taylor Casson (2026 3B, Atlanta, GA) Went 2 solid innings striking out 4, giving up 1 hit and 1 ER.  Taylor has a tall frame with good extension and showcased a FB at 82-85 mph topping 86 that snuck up to hitters. 

Justice Morrison (2027 SS, Atlanta, GA) Closed the game for Team Black on the mound. In his 1 inning of work he stuck out 3 while giving up 1 hit and 0 ER.  Justice's FB worked in the 80-81 mph range topping 82 mph. In his at-bat in the 5th inning, Justice worked a quality at-bat and found a barrel for a single to RF.

Veer Patel (2026 3B, Vidalia, GA) Uses his size and jumps on a FB early for a 2B just shy of the LCF wall. 

Austin Neese (2027 3B, Sugar Hill, GA) Showed off fast twitch to catch up to low 90s fastballs. Ground ball between SS and 3B provided orange team’s first hit.

James Aufderheide (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) Showed resiliency in his first AB and battled into an IF single on the left side for an RBI.

David Rodriguez (2025 C, Indian Trail NC) Showed pop in his first AB roping one into CF for a loud out. Followed it up with a lie drive to RF in his second.

Aiden Ruiz (2026 SS, Woodhaven, NY) Great patience at the plate waiting for his pitch and ripped a line drive down the RF line. Plus speed turning a routine single into a double.

Dylan Dubovik (2025 3B, Coral Spring, FL) Powered his first AB deep into CF forcing a diving catch at the wall. Brought across the first run of the game. Flared single into the LCF gap provided him with his first hit of the game.

Jeffrey Claycomb (2026 C, Plano TX) Showed strong pull side power with good extension with a double in his first trip to the plate.

Matias Fischer (2026 SS, Miami, FL) Hard ground ball back at the pitcher but managed to beat it to 1B for his first hit.

Dominic Butler (2027 3B, Decatur, GA) - Starting Pitcher. Clean and simple delivery. Pitches to contact. CB-66-67 FB- 74-76. Two innings of work with 2 k’s.

Kaden Whidden (2025 1B, Okeechobee, FL) - Big frame, roped a pull-side line drive single in his first AB.

Mason Robertson (2027 LHP, Oak Creek, WI) - Started on the bump, smooth delivery with arm side run. Fastball sitting 77-78 topping out at 81. Slider has good movement 66-67. Three innings of work with 3 k’s while adding a base hit.

Zoran Galloway (2026 OF, Rex, GA) - Line drive into the RCF gap, showed athleticism on the bases. Added another single in the bottom of the 5th.

Kaden (KJ) Jones (2026 C, Rockledge, FL)- Big frame, loud barrel into the LCF gap for a stand up double. Added another double in the top of the 5th while driving in a run. Smooth swing with power to the pull side.

Myles Gamble (2026 3B, Locust Grove, GA) - Solid frame, FB 73-75 T80. Strike thrower. 2 innings of relief work with 3 k’s.

Ashton Bell (2025 OF, Houston, TX) - Tall, lanky frame with a roped barrel through the six hole also showed athleticism on the basepath on the first pitch, swiping second.

Gage Litton (2027 LHP, Claxton, GA) loud showing in relief. Potent mix, free and loose arm from left side. Fastball up to 84 mph with good run, tunnels a sweeping slider off it in low-70s with high spin. Lots to project on in a loose limbed frame, as well. 

Robert Kramer (2025 C, Miami, FL) doubled to the opposite field gap on a low and outside heater. Good piece of hitting, stayed inside with short compact strength to the cut. Good base running, aggressive and solid defender behind the dish. 

Evan Russell (2026 RHP, Newnan, GA) pumped some fuel, up to 91 and lived 86-88 mph with some heavy life. Mixed in a harder slider for whiffs. Short, quick arm and big arm talent. Physical two-way presence. 

Jake Armstrong (2026 3B, Lakewood Ranch, FL) was up to 85 mph with good feel for both a slider and curveball. He has feel for all thee and pitched to contact effectively. Wiry frame and good two-way potential. 

Collin Thomas (2027 SS, Atlanta, GA) put on a clinic at short and had a hard hit single to his day. Rangy, twitchy athlete up the middle with soft set of hands. Quick swing from the left side with big time traits to build upon.

Anthony Knoll (2026 OF, Rio Rancho, NM) blasted a ball to deep center and raced around second for a triple. Short cut with some good strength behind it. Took quality swings all day and put a real good barrel on one. 

Case Bowman (2025 RHP, Fort Myers, FL) had a good day as a two-way player, punching out 5 in 3 innings of work on the mound, touching 83 mph in the process, as well as hammering a double deep to right field from the left side of the plate. 

Joaquin Gardner (2025 OF, Newberry, FL) jumped on the mound in relief and flashed some impressive stuff, reaching 87 mph on his heavy fastball with good life to the bottom of the zone, flashing a shorter slider as well. 

Nicholas Cote (2025 3B, Oakville, ON) took one of the better singular swings of the game when he got a pitch he liked and squared it up on a line for a base hit. Cote has quick hands at the plate with room to get stronger on his frame. 

Sayler Melton (2026 RHP, Milton, FL) got the start for the Maroon team and pitched well, attacking the strike zone and punching out 3 in 3 innings. He uses his fastball on the edges and forces early, weak contact. The pitchability is already strong and the stuff will continue growing. He added a firm liner single at the plate, as well. 

Andrew Schilling (2025 SS, Palm Harbor, FL) showed a great feel for finding the barrel of the bat going 2-2 at the dish to start the day. 

Cason Fletcher (2026 SS, Hahira, GA) displayed strength in the box & power to the opposite field utilizing quick hands in his swing.

Kaden (KJ) Jones (2026 C, Rockledge, FL) handled himself well behind the plate with advanced actions and proved the ability produce offensively as well with a line drive base hit up the middle.

Rowan Blanton (2025 RHP, Jesup, GA) worked three innings topping out at 85 while flashing a CB/Slider combo from a 3/4 arm slot striking out eight hitters in the process.

John Caddell (2025 RHP, Staten Island, NY) sat in the low 80s throughout topping out at 85 with the FB. His delivery generated easy velocity while also flashing a plus changeup at 72. Struck out nine hitters in only three innings of work.

Anthony Iatarola (2027 LHP, Lakeland, FL) the left hander displayed a loose arm that generated solid ASR while also featuring a breaking ball that got a ton of swing and miss. Topped out at 79 and struck out eight hitters over three innings on the mound.

John Rodriguez (2025 RHP, Boca Raton, FL) utilized a quick hand with a smooth abbreviated wind up. Stayed over his back leg and used his lower half to generate 84-87 FB with some life in the zone. Struck out 5 in 3 innings allowing just two hits.

Charlie Delp (2026 1B, Cumming, GA) lined an RBI double to LCF. He stayed on the ball through the zone allowing the ball to get deep with backspin generated. 

Joseph Mittiga (2026 C, Suwanee, GA) commanded the strike zone with a heavy FB 83-86. Abbreviated wind up with good run and sink to his two seam FB. Pitched 3.1 innings striking out 3.

Nick Diaz (2025 1B, Parkland, FL) collected two hits and showed the ability to use all fields. He displayed solid hand speed and barrel control with advanced coverage of the zone. 

Aiden Ruiz (2026 SS, Woodhaven, NY) had two hits showing good bat to ball skills on both hits making hard contact. He provides value on both sides of the field with athleticism present in all aspects of his game.

Reece Newberry (2025 C, Lilburn, GA) Had a great day at the plate going 2-2 with a 3B down the LF line, and a 2B to deep CF. 

Ben Gardner (2026 C, Villa Rica, GA) Filled up the strike zone and attacked hitters for 3 innings. Ben ended his outing with 7 K’s, 1H, with 1 ER while sitting 78-80 mph and topping 82.

Matthew Lincicum (2025 LHP, Lodi, WI) Opens the game with 3 strong innings with 4 K’s,1H and 0 ER. FB was sitting 70-72 mph topping 73 mph. 

Jaime Gonzalez (2026 OF, Egg Harbor Township, NJ) Does a great job seeing a FB deep and drives it to RF for an RBI single.

Samuel Lowe (2027 SS, Douglasville, GA) Showcases his quick hands at the plate and rips a line drive down the LF line for a 2B.

Colton Cribbs (2026 SS, Dunlap, TN) Threw 3 solid innings, with 4 K’s, 4 H, and 1 ER. Colton consistently worked in the 74-76 mph rand while topping 78 mph. 

Jeremiah Martinez (2026 RHP, Homestead, FL) Closes the game for Team Black pitching 3 innings with 3 K's, 2H, and 1 ER. Jeremiah's FB sat 70-73 mph topping 74 mph during his outing. 

Dylan Prince (2025 SS, Doral, FL) got the day started out with some loud noises. Utilizes a quick/direct one piece swing, sprayed it deep in the PS gap too when he got it out there. Loud when on time, has bat speed too with an athletic overall look to the profile. 

Aj Greene (2025 SS, Collierville, TN)- Strong bodied MIF, high hands load into slot with a clean load and trigger phase that lead to some backside impact in the gap. May see a move to the corner in the future, has some power potential in there given the current frame.

Misael Uriepero (2025 SS, Miami, FL)- Compact framed MIF, twitchy actions and quick hands from the left side led to a lot of barrels to the pull side for Uriepero. Good feel for it, could turn it over and was consistently on time during the round.

Adanel Baptista (2025 OF, Orlando, FL)- Really found it as the round progressed, high hand set that got on time and sprayed deep LDs backside and to the MOF. Athletic body and overall actions in the box, swing should translate in game as well.

RANFHY NUNEZ (2025 OF, Casselberry, FL)- Lean frame with a fluid swing, athletic overall looking operation. Natural load into a good position with a medium knee lift trigger, gets into the ground well to generate and has as controlled explosion through contact. Will be interesting to see more when 10-15 pounds of muscle is added to the frame.

Jordan Della Rocca (2027 3B, Tampa, FL) was extremely impressive as a '27, came out of the gate burning LDs to the pull-side with authority. Strong upper half here with some strength already present, direct to it and projects for some power given the class.

Ethan Roller (2025 3B, Johnson City, TN)- Sturdy frame built for the corners, swings it hard with intent and controls his body well during the process. Turned a lot of hard contact over to the pull-side, lofted a few too near the base of the wall out in left. 

Fabian Antonsanti Soto (2026 SS, Minneola, FL)- Flashed it during the round, real bat speed here and can impact it nicely to the MOF when he's on time and gets the barrel out. Bigger kid with some proportional strength, consistency and timing will be key here long term.

Ryan Petrovitch (2025 RHP, Macomb, MI) - Starting Pitcher up to 82, flashed breaking ball up to 69. 3 innings of work, 7k’s allowed no runs.

Kendall Turner (2027 SS, Covington, GA) - Starting Pitcher up to 75, flashed a curveball at 63, slider at 65 and changeup at 67. 2 innings, 3 k’s no runs.

Christian Barnes (2026 OF, North Wales, PA) - Started the Columbia Blue lineup with a barrel up the middle. Showed athletic ability as he swiped second base. Added another barrel in the bottom of the fourth down the left field line for a double.

William Kane (2026 C, Windermere, FL) - Singled down the left field line, showed patience at the plate and got his pitch to hit.

Hamilton Downs (2027 3B, Lawrenceville, GA) - Came in relief in the third, had two innings of work. Gave up two runs while running the fastball up to 79.

Ryan Stoddard (2025 3B, Bradenton, FL) - Loud barrel single up the middle. Showed sound actions on a slow roller at shortstop.

Alex Larvie (2026 RHP, Monument, CO) - Came into relief in the fourth, filled up the zone flashing a fastball topping out at 79. Curveball at 67. Three innings of work with 6 k’s.

Greysen George (2026 SS, Carmel, IN) - Hard line drive into the right center field gap for a double while driving in a runner from second.

Aiden Helms (2025 3B, Locust Grove, GA) - Drove in a run in the bottom of the fourth with a hard hit ball to the third baseman.

Casey McBride (2026 SS, Ellenwood, GA)- Took the mound in the fifth, flashed the fastball topping out at 78. Two innings on the mound with 2 strikeouts.

Joseph Contreras (2026 SS, Alpharetta GA) Sprays balls all over the field and showed ability to hit pull side and push the ball to RF. Smart on the base paths too advancing to 3B on PB

Eric Booth Jr (2026 OF, Bassfield, MS) Showed bat speed in second AB with a LD up the middle. Pulled a hard GB single into RF for and RBI in third AB. Followed it up with a stolen base the pitch after.

Broder Katke (2027 C, Bloomfield Hills, MI) Showed ability to stay back on the ball and roped one into RCF gap scoring the runner on second.

Ty Kennedy (2025 SS, Orlando FL) Quick out of the box with IF single to 3B

Keon Johnson (2026 SS, Macon, GA) Good pull side power muscling ground ball single into LF. Lightning fast on basepaths recording a stolen base shortly after.

Patrick Diaz (2026 3B, Bronx, NY) Ripped a GB down the line into left for a single. Good lower half movement.

Will Grable (2026 3B, Pasadena, CA) Ground ball into right in last AB for an RBI. Good bat speed and quick hands.

Judson Harris (2027 OF, Orange Beach, AL) Showed good hands inside and muscled a line drive into the LCF gap in his second AB

William Cutshall (2026 SS, Seneca, SC) Sits back on the ball well and showed ability in last AB with a LD into RCF gap.

Sullivan Reed (2027 3B, Meridian MS) Loud contact in final AB with a hard GB to SS forcing throwing error.

James "JD" Aufderheide (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) Recorded the best hit of the day for either side. Long fly ball over RF head for a triple. Quick hands and can fly around the basepaths.

Hayden Porter (2025 RHP, Brandon, FL) was nails on the mound, striking out six in three innings and allowing no hits. The fastball got up to 83 mph and he's got a low effort, repeatable delivery. 

Darwinn Lara Guerrero (2025 3B, Lake Worth, FL) had the lone extra base hit of the game, doubling the other way on a two strike pitch. Guerrero has a simple stroke with looseness and natural loft to the plane. 

Dylan Kulper (2025 RHP, Prior Lake, MN) allowed just one hit over three scoreless while striking out six hitters. The fastball got up to 86 mph while he's shows good feel for a firm three pitch mix. 

Isaiah Pinero (2025 RHP, Fayetteville, NC) got a ton of swing and miss on the fastball, particularly when elevated and was up to 82 mph. There's good shape to the breaking ball and the arm works well. 

Braylon Nelson (2026 SS, Daphne, AL) had a strong showing on both sides. Ran it up to 86 mph from a fast arm. Mixed in a good breaking ball in the low-70s. Followed with a hard single at the plate. Huge physical ability from the FSU commit. 

Cadyn Williamson (2025 OF, Sumrall, MS) big two-way showing on the day. Loud double to the gap and followed up in relief. Strong frame and good athlete with a good arm. Ran it up to 82 on the mound with feel for his mix, forced lots of soft contact. Solid uncommitted. 

James Latshaw (2025 RHP, Fillmore, CA) loud outing on the hill as an uncommitted arm. Up to 87 mph and lived 84-85 with sink and run. Good changeup to either side and flashed a firm slider. 6.8 runner from a lean, projectable 6-foot-4 frame. Tons to like long term. 

Abram Threats (2025 OF, York, SC) had the catch of the day, a diving grab in center to rob a potential hit. High end athlete with the ability to roam some grass. Has some upside in the stick too.

Adolfo Camacho (2026 OF, Boca Raton, FL) loud barrel to the left-center field gap and strung together hard contact. Strong athlete, moves well and was 90 mph from the outfield and 89 mph from the infield.