Hunter Cales (2028, OK) was on the bump for 47-Orange and pitched effectively.  He only allowed 3 hits and 0 walks, striking out 2 batters in 2.2 innings. Cales worked consistently in the 60-64 mph range and mixed in a 49-mph curveball to keep hitters off balance.

Lucas Hattrup (2028, TX) pitched for 47-Orange allowing 1 hit and 0 walks in 2.0 quick innings on the mound. Hattrup saw his fastball peak at 66 mph and complemented his heater with a 59-mph curveball.  While he didn't collect any strikeouts, he did keep opposing batters off time.

Gabriel Coupet (2028, FL) led the way for the 47-Orange offense going 2-2 in the game.  He used his long, lean frame to create leverage at the dish and mixed in a double showing the projectable power he possesses.

Jackson McDonald (2028, KS) for 47-Orange continued his impressive showing as he went 2-2 in the game. McDonald is hitting .400 through 3 games and is physically elite for his class at 6-1/200. McDonald is ranked as a Top 1000 player in the country by Perfect Game and is sure to continue to climb

Sam Behrendt (2028, IN) pitched for 49-Red allowing 1 hit and 0 walks, striking out 2 batters in 2.0 innings. He featured a fastball that worked consistently in the 72-75 mph range and generated a lot of swing and miss with his 68-mph curveball. Behrendt has a projectable 6-3/175 frame and also swung the bat impressively as he collected a double at the plate.

Anderson Mounts (2028, OH) for 49-Red went 1-1 in the game and drove in the only run that his team would score.  Mounts is long and lean at this point but displayed feel for the barrel and nice whip in his hands at impact.

Connor Ketterer (2028 C, Titusville, FL) collected three hits in his second game. They included an opposite field single and two line drive singles to left. 

Grady Callaway (2028 C, White House, TN) had three hits on the game which included a pair of doubles into each gap. 

Ashton Cortorreal (2028 2B, Methuen, MA) had five line drive hits in his five ABs in Game 2 where he doubled to each part of the field. 

Tyler DeHaan (2028 RHP, Humboldt, TN) caught multiple barrels this game which included a couple of line drive hits into the right center gap.

Nick Wright (2028 OF, Tampa, FL) had three hits which included a fly ball single into the right center gap and two pullside line drive singles.

Christian Yamashita (2028 SS, Windermere, FL) had two hard hit ground ball singles back up the box and followed that up with a line drive single to left.

Sam Behrendt (2028 C, Middletown, IN) had two hits which included a single back up the box and a double into the left center gap. 

Logan Hash (2028 C, Noblesville, IN) collected three hits this game, his best two being two hard hit ground balls back up the box 

Jaxon Coleman (2028 OF, Fairfield, IA) had two of the harder hit balls of the game with a pair of doubles into the left-center gap. 

David Fairclough (2028 3B, Scranton, PA) had a three hit day which included two line drive RBI singles to left. 

Anderson Mounts (2028 OF, Massillon, OH) barreled one deep into the left center gap for an RBI double. 

Blake Althoff (2028 OF, Beaufort, SC) had himself a pair of line drive singles to left. 

Luke Reinecke (2028 C, Severna Park, MD) Got the Navy bats going in the first with a leadoff base hit to the pull side. Picked up his second hit of the day with a backside base hit in the second.

Harrison Milanowski (2028 SS, Dothan, AL) Split the gap to the backside for a stand up double in the first for Navy. Snagged another hit for Navy with a backside knock.

Ethan Sauceda (2028 SS, Pasadena, TX)Barreled a ball over the left fielders head for a double in the first.  Snagged his second hit of the day with a base hit up the middle. Smoked a base hit to left in the 2nd for the Navy team. His second hit of the day.  Picked up his third hit of the day with a pull side barrel for a base hit.

Dennis Martino (2028 3B, Tampa, FL) Backside base hit to score a run for the Navy team in the first. Smoked a ball over the centerfielders head to pick up his second hit of the day.

Ian Peterson (2028 OF, Hudson, OH) Got the Purple teams bats going with a backside base hit in the first.   Went pull side for his second hit of the day. Another backside base hit to score a run in the fourth to make it three hits on the day.

Evan Canode (2027 SS, Rogers, AR) Found the barrel for the purple team in the 1st to drive a base hit back up the middle.  Picked up his second hit of the day with a pull side base hit in the third.  Went backside to snag his third hit of the day.

Jesse Covington (2028 SS, Greensboro, NC) Smoked a top spin liner right of the barrel for a base hit in the second.  Went backside for a base knock in the 3rd.

Chase Dutton (2027 C, Muskegon, MI) Found a barrel for a Purple base hit back up the middle in the 2nd.  Added a hard hit double in the fifth.  

Wyatt Simons (2028 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) Tore the cover off the ball with a pull side base hit in the 2nd for the Purple team.   

Christian Updegrove (2028 OF, Keller, TX) Hammered a base hit to left in the 2nd for the Navy team.  

Mason Porven (2028 2B, Homestead, FL) Went backside in the gap for a knock for the Navy team in the 2nd.  Took another solid swing in the 5th to pick up another hit.

Crews Gibes (2028 RHP, New Brockton, AL) Went backside for a Purple knock in the fourth.   

Peyton Conto (2028 RHP, Hopewell Junction, NY) Took a nice hack for a backside base hit for team Navy in the fifth.

Cameron Dooley (2027 1B, Ft.Myers, FL) Smoked a double to the wall in the 5th for a stand up double.  

Isaias Torres (2028 3B, Oviedo, FL) made some of the hardest contact of the day. Inside The Park HR on a frozen rope down the line. Followed with two doubles and hit for the cycle. Tight turn at the plate and some advanced carry for his age. Can whip the barrel and produce backspin to pull, can get into advanced power as he matures. 

Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) found some hard and loud barrels working the middle of the field. Good young athlete up the middle capable of producing good strength from a direct path. Was a consistent performer on both sides. 

Jackson McDonald (2028 OF, Lenexa, KS) roped several balls back up the middle showing solid bat speed and some big strength. Roped a double the other way. Physical build for age and gets into both halves well, staying inside and getting the head out front consistently. 

Preston Emmons (2028 1B, Windermere, FL) prdouced some eye opening contact to both gaps. Loads of wiry strength from a tighter window, able to throw the hands out and produce good backspin to right and left center field. Longer limbs and good strides out of the box, as well. 

Henry Schrum (2028 C, Fargo, ND) roped one to the right-center gap and raced into second for a double. Solid impact off the barrel from a simple, short inside-out swing. Stayed in his legs well and produced a real good barrel for an XBH. 

Dylan LaFlamme (2028 3B, Fort Myers, FL) set the tone with a pair of base knocks and good contact to pull. Produced some hard liners, showing good loose hands and getting extended out front well. 

Tillman Schroeder (2028 RHP, Park Ridge, NJ) had several hits on the day and found a real good pice to left-center. Stayed on a real solid pitch, getting the hands out front and impacting it hard to pull side. Good looking frame and room to add. 

Tyler Sharp (2028 3B, Raleigh, NC) had several hard hit balls that found grass on the day. Good hand strength for age with some lift from an uphill finish. Gets into both halves well and can impact it. 

Dylan LaFlamme (2028 3B, Fort Myers, FL) was pretty consistent on the barrel. Simplistic stroke with good feel for the barrel and plenty of things to like moving forward. One of his swings came off the barrel at 83 mph. 

Brady Schutter (2028 SS, Hudsonville, MI) was consistently on the barrel throughout his round. Stayed loose with his hands, used the entire field well and showcased plenty of likable components moving forward. 

Henry Schrum (2028 C, Fargo, ND) showed tons of quickness to his hands, while staying through the middle of the field extremely well. He displayed a shorter, compact stroke that will continue to evolve with additional strength. 

Kai Torre (2027 OF, Portage, MI) displayed strength in his hands, while showing pullside juice and some natural lift to his swing One of his swings registered an 82 mph exit velocity. 

Tanner Snip (2028 C, Hudsonville, MI) showed plenty of feel for the barrel, while displaying present bat speed and some strength in his hands. Simplistic stroke with some natural lift to it. One of his swings registered an exit velocity of 84 mph. 

Nick Potter (2028 RHP, Jenison, MI) showcased huge strength throughout his round. The 6’3,225-pound 2028 Grad used his levers to generate leverage out in-front and recorded an 87 mph exit velocity on one of his swings. 

Christopher Johnson (2028 OF, Apex, NC) stayed simple throughout his round, showing plenty of feel for the barrel. Showed good timing and extension out in-front. Used the middle of the field exceptionally well producing several line drives from gap-to-gap. 

Harrison Milanowski (2028 SS, Dothan, AL) showed plenty of things to like moving forward, as he showed a quick launch and present bat speed to repeatedly produce well-struck line drives from line to line. 

Peyton Conto (2028 RHP, Hopewell Junction, NY) showed consistent feel for the barrel throughout his round, while using a short, compact stroke to deliver the barrel with authority. 

Dennis Martino (2028 3B, Tampa, FL) showcased a repeatable stroke with some strength in his hands and feel for the barrel. He stayed direct with his hands and delivered the barrel with intent. 

Mason Porven (2028 2B, Homestead, FL) showed a simple stroke with plenty of present bat speed and some feel for the barrel. He used the middle of the field well, repeated his swing efficiently and projects for additional strength moving forward. 

Grady Callaway (2028 C, White House, TN) used his levers to his advantage, showcasing huge separation and leverage out in-front. He showed some plenty of present bat speed, registering an 85 mph exit velocity on a well-struck line drive to deep left field. 

Christian Yamashita (2028 SS, Windermere, FL) showed a low-effort, simple stroke with present bat speed and feel for the barrel. He stayed short and compact with his hands, while using the middle of the field effectively. 

Kaleb Williams (2028 1B, Tampa, FL) showcased huge bat speed throughout his round, sending several well-struck balls to deep left field. He generates huge lift and uses his strong lower half exceptionally well. He registered an exit velocity on of 87 mph on one of his swings. 

Caleb Allen (2028 SS, McDonough, GA) stayed consistent throughout his round, sending several line drives through the middle of the field. He used a simple, compact stroke with quickness to his hands to deliver the barrel on-time frequently. 

Aydin Abbasi (2027 SS, Miami, FL) showed a low-effort, simple stroke with plenty of barrel awareness and present bat speed. He stayed through the middle of the field exceptionally well and projects to add strength as he matures.

Jack Affenita (2027 C, Bayport, NY) showed plenty of things to like moving forward, as the 2027 Grad produced several well-struck line drives from gap to gap. He recorded an 83 mph exit velocity on one of his swings. 

Michael Garcia (2028 RHP, Westhampton, NY) showed tons of likable components moving forward, leveraging the baseball well to the pullside. He uses his length to create torque and plenty of present bat speed. He registered an exit velocity of 81 mph on one of his swings. 

 Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) showed plenty of likable components, as he turned the barrel over quickly and delivered several well-struck line drives to the middle and pullside of the field. He stayed compact with his hands, used the entire field and showed present bat speed. He registered an 81 mph exit velocity on one of his swings. 

Will Blueter (2028 C, Sagamore Hills, OH) showed things to like moving forward, as the right-handed hitting backstop produced well-struck line drives to the middle and pullsides of the field. He generated present bat speed and some adjustability with the barrel.

Preston Emmons (2028 1B, Windermere, FL) displayed huge separation into impact, using his levers efficiently to create torque and plenty of bat speed. He sent several well-struck line drives from gap to gap, while producing an exit velocity of 87.5 mph on one of his swings. 

 Tyler Sharp (2028 3B, Raleigh, NC) stayed consistent throughout his round, as he produced several well-struck line drives to the left centerfield gap. He generates leverage out in-front and recorded an exit velocity of 83 mph on one of his swings.

 Jackson McDonald (2028 OF, Lenexa, KS) showcased tons of present bat speed and strength throughout his round, as the 6-foot-1, 200-pound right-handed hitting outfielder turns quickly and generated an exit velocity of 89 mph on one of his swings. 

 Isaias Torres (2028 3B, Oviedo, FL) displayed immense power potential and tons of present bat speed throughout his round. The physical left-handed hitter produced an exit velocity of 92 mph during his round. 

Evan Canode (2027 SS, Rogers, AR) showed consistent barrel awareness, while displaying a quick, repeatable stroke with plenty of present bat speed. He used the entire field well and found the barrel often. 

 Ian Peterson (2028 OF, Hudson, OH) stayed simple throughout his round, as the compact left-handed hitting outfielder leveraged the baseball with authority to the pullside. He generated plenty of present bat speed and found the barrel frequently. 

 Jesse Covington (2028 SS, Greensboro, NC) showcased tons of things to like moving forward, as the long-levered 2028 Grad displayed a loose, leveraged stroke with plenty of present bat speed He produced plenty of present bat speed, found the barrel often and recorded an exit velocity of 88 mph on one of his swings. 

 Chase Dutton (2027 C, Muskegon, MI) displayed plenty of present bat speed and whip to his barrel, while producing several well-struck line drives throughout his round. He registered an exit velocity of 85 mph on one of his swings. 

 Wyatt Simons (2028 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) displayed a short, compact stroke with quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. He stayed through the middle of the field effectively and produced an exit velocity of 83 mph during his round. 

  Mj Prisco (2028 OF, Medway, MA) stayed consistent throughout his round, as he sent several line drives to the pullside. He found the barrel quite often and stays simple with his movements. Will continue to improve with additional strength.

 Jaxon Coleman (2028 OF, Fairfield, IA) created plenty of present bat speed with a low-effort stroke and plenty of feel for the barrel. He turned it over well on the inner-half and recorded an exit velocity of 87 mph on one of his swings. 

 Logan Hash (2028 C, Noblesville, IN) showed consistency throughout his round, as the 2028 Grad produced several well-struck line drives from gap to- gap. He has plenty of present bat speed and some strength in his hands. 

Trent Sparks (2028 RHP, New Bern, NC) showed plenty of things to like moving forward. He swings with intent, generates easy bat speed and impacts the baseball with authority on-time. He recorded an exit velocity of 85 mph on one his swings. 

 Anderson Mounts (2028 OF, Massillon, OH) found the barrel often throughout his round, as he created some whip to his barrel and plenty of present bat speed. He used the entire field well and projects for more power as he adds strength 

 Gavin jones (2028 SS, Monee, IL) showcased a loose, simplistic swing with some feel for the barrel and present bat speed. He used the entire field well, sending several well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap. He recorded an exit velocity of 82 mph on one of his swings.  

 Easton Lindsay (2028 C, Brandon, MS)

showed some projection throughout his round, as the right-handed hitting backstop displayed barrel whip and present bat speed. He stayed connected well and produced an exit velocity of 82 mph on one of his swings. 

 Nolan Slaymaker (2028 RHP, Fort White, FL)

showcased huge present bat speed and plenty to like moving forward He produced an exit velocity up to 85 mph on one of his swings. He creates torque and used the entire field exceptionally well. 

Darrien Rodriguez (2028 OF, Cape Coral, FL) looked good on the mound in his two inning start. The fastball worked up to 74 mph and mixed in a downer shaped breaking ball in the low-60s. The arm works and he has a loose operation on the mound. 

Noah DiRosa (2028 C, Sicklerville, NJ) got a fastball over the middle of the plate and didn't miss it, hitting a double into the left-center gap. He had a solid round of batting practice and continued it in game. 

Gavin jones (2028 SS, Monee, IL) has a loose left-handed swing and put it on display in game action with a laser right back up the middle to drive in a run in the early going. 

Easton Lindsay (2028 C, Brandon, MS) put a good swing on a fastball in the bottom of the second inning and hit a single through the right side of the infield plating a run. He has quick hands and is super physical. 

Jesse Covington (2028 SS, Greensboro, NC) got the barrel to a fastball and didn't miss it hitting it to right field for a double. He has a short and compact swing with excellent barrel skills and swings it with intent. 

Noah Zmijewski (2028 OF, Winter Springs, FL) looked really good in the relief appearance for 50-White. The right-hander ran the fastball into the low-70s with good feel for the breaking ball. He has a clean arm action and good projection. 

Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) had the loudest hit of the game, a smashed double that one hopped the wall in left field. The physical hitting tools are exciting such as his quick hands and fast hips. 

Peter Seirafi, Jr. (2028 OF, Jupiter, FL) made a number of impressive defensive plays, showing the range in the outfield and the ability to hold angles and change routes on a whim. 

Sam Behrendt (2028 C, Middletown, IN) pounded the strike zone and got a lot of weak contact in the process. He ran the fastball up to 75 mph and also collected a double in game. 

Jackson McDonald (2028 OF, Lenexa, KS) collected two hits in game action and showed a lot of things to like. There's solid physical tools and he does a nice job at putting the ball in play. 

Mason Porven (2028 2B, Homestead, FL) took one of the louder swings of the game when he doubled to center field, getting the barrel out on a center-cut fastball and squaring it up. He has a projectable frame and loose stroke. 

Henry Schrum (2028 C, Fargo, ND) showed off some hand strength and barrel speed in this one, jumping all over a pitch in a hittable spot and barreling it pull-side for a knock. 

Brady Schutter (2028 SS, Hudsonville, MI) has a lean frame with plenty of projection and a smooth, quick lefthanded stroke that he covers the plate well with. He took some good swings in this game and is a name to keep an eye on as he matures. 

Cru Visconti (2027 RHP, Ravenna, MI) had one of the bigger swings of the day when he picked up a 2-RBI single later in this one. Visconti is a two-way player with good all-around tools and upside, also showing well on the mound earlier in this event. 

Logan Hash (2028 C, Noblesville, IN) ran the fastball up to 77 mph and showed a quick arm. There's good shape to the breaking ball and upside here. 

Carlos Echeverry (2028 1B, Rutherford, NJ) pulled a double down the left field line. He got the hands out and showed the strength to keep the ball fair. 

Easton Lindsay (2028 C, Brandon, MS) crushed a double and showed good power potential. He's already strong and can backspin balls with intent and carry. 

Darrien Rodriguez (2028 OF, Cape Coral, FL) collected two hits including a hard liner to the pull side. Rodriguez drops the bat head well and can find the barrel with ease. 

Maxzell Mathis (2028 SS, Gibsonton, FL) collected two hits and showed good bat to ball skills. The path is simple and timed up and he's adept at getting out in front. 

Grady Callaway (2028 C, White House, TN) got the ball rolling here on the offensive end with a solid barrel to left center field. 

Luke Pellicer (2028 3B, Fort Myers, FL) had a solid two inning appearance for his squad, mixing and matching the fastball (sat 68-71) with a solid spinner in the low 60s band. Came out of the hand more firm than the average low 70s heater, will really benefit from more size. 

Wyatt North (2028 OF, Morriston, FL) put a charge into a 2B that burned the CF's head, collecting the first XBH of the day for his team. Really long and athletic looking frame with a good chance to fill out, good chance down the line to develop into a intriguing prospect. Taking the mound in the 3rd here, North grabbed 76-mph from a lower three-quartes slot, interesting prospect to monitor.

Nick Wright (2028 OF, Tampa, FL) gets credit for the best barrel of the day, getting a center cut heater off the best velocity of the day as well and putting it over the LF's head for a double. Direct swing with some hand speed, impressive piece for a '28. 

-Michael Albee

Nathan Reaney (2028 RHP, Vista, CA) showed a lot of things to like in the outing for 46-Royal. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 80 mph with a tight slider and ability to spin in all counts. The projection is great as well. 

Nick Potter (2028 RHP, Jenison, MI) got the barrel out front and hammered one into left center field for a double. He has an extra physical build and the bat speed really stands out. 

Luke Pellicer (2028 3B, Fort Myers, FL) inside outed one down the right field line for a 3B in the middle innings for 46-Royal. He has good physical projection and will continue adding strength. The bat-to-ball skills are solid and works line to line in the approach. 

Nick Potter (2028 RHP, Jenison, MI) is a physically built right-hander who made the trip from Michigan and impressed immediately, running the fastball up to 84 mph against the first batter he faced. He turned over a changeup in the low-70s and mixed an upper-60s curveball, steadily sitting in the low-80s with the fastball to punch out a pair in the first.

Tyler DeHaan (2028 RHP, Humboldt, TN) is able to create some deception in his delivery and it shows with the amount of uncomfortable swings he was able to miss bat after bat, striking out a couple early on while also inducing weak contact early in the count. The fastball sat in the mid-70s with short running life and he mixed in a curveball effectively in the upper-60s.

Yu Suefuji (2027 SS, Bradenton, FL) put a nice swing on the ball in his first at-bat of the showcase, turning around an elevated pit h that he was able to get the barrel out on, connecting for a loud double out to the pull side.  

Cru Visconti (2027 RHP, Ravenna, MI) countered for the Black offense with a double of his own in the next half inning, taking an outer half pitch the other way, lofting a pitch into the left-center field gap for a two base knock. He proved to be effective on the mound as well, working a very efficient first inning as he filled the zone with a fastball in the mid-70s and induced weak contact early in the count.

Kaleb Williams (2028 1B, Tampa, FL) wasted little time in making his presence felt for the Gold offense as he saw first pitch heater and attacked, sending a booming double out to center field to kick off the inning. He followed it up with another missile off the barrel, scorching a ball past the glove of the third baseman for a loud single.

Julian Connell (2028 OF, Pembroke Pines, FL) wasted little time getting things going for the Navy squad offensively as he hit lead off for the club and managed to pick up a single to shallow center field. He also showed off his athleticism in center field as he tracked down a deep fly ball in the gap.

Peyton Conto (2028 RHP, Hopewell Junction, NY) got the start for Navy on the bump and he did a nice job of filling up the strike zone, running his fastball up to 74 mph while showing a big breaker with 12-6 shape to help strike out the side in the first. He ended the outing with 6 strikeouts over 3 innings of work.

For the second inning in a row Navy had the leadoff hitter on as Harrison Milanowski (2028 SS, Dothan, AL) turned around a fastball for a well struck ground ball down the third base line to kick things off in the second.

Grady Callaway (2028 C, White House, TN) was efficient during his time on the mound, working around the zone with a fastball that topped out at 79 mph while showing some cutting action out of a simple delivery on the bump. He struck out 4 over his two innings of work.

Kaleb Williams (2028 1B, Tampa, FL) continued to destroy baseballs into game two on the day as he barreled yet another baseball down the pull side line, showing excellent bat speed before making his way into second base. In his next trip to the plate, Williams collected his second double of the day after a long at-bat, squaring up another double down the left field line.

Dennis Martino (2028 3B, Tampa, FL) got the hands extended and lined a single into left-center field for a well struck single, kick starting the Navy offense.

Starting on the mound for 47- Orange Tillman Schroeder (2028, Park Ridge, N.J.) impressed. The live-armed Jersey native ran it up to 82 while showing standout feel to spin a downer curveball as well. The velocity projects big moving forward.

Nolan Slaymaker (2028, Fort White, Fl.) displayed big upside on the hill. The long right-hander produced effortless velocity, working in the 81-83 range consistently. The fastball features heavy bore and Slaymaker also showed a curveball with good depth and the ability to land it.

Gavin Jones (2028, Monee, Ill.) picked up a base hit in his first at-bat of the game, turning around a fastball for a really nice piece of hitting to the opposite field. The primary shortstop has a strong all-around game and can pick it up the middle.

Preston Emmons (2028, Windermere, Fl.) stroked a hard shot through the left side in the fifth. The 6-foot-2 right-handed stick can put a charge into it and the power upside is obvious. He also stepped on the mound and threw a scoreless frame.

Trent Sparks (2028, New Bern, N.C.) opened up with some loud stuff on the bump, running it up to 80 from a fast arm. The right-hander mixed in a nasty breaking ball that drew swing-and-miss as well. He also picked up a base hit on a drive up the middle.

Drake Diaz (2028, Scott, La.) picked up a knock in the bottom of the first, sending an 80 mph fastball the other way for a single. The Louisiana native possesses quality barrel skills as well as a functional swing.

Crews Gibes (2028, New Brockton, Ala.) got the start for 48- Purple and commanded the heater well. The lower slot allows for deception and the righty has the ability to miss bats with the breaker as well.

Wyatt Simons (2028, Brooklyn, N.Y.) came out pumping with a heavy diet of fastball, allowing for many empty swings. The primary right-hander has a fast shoulder and has also swung it well in Fort Myers.

Jesse Covington (2028, Greensboro, N.C.) put a charge into a ball pull side in the final inning, settling for a double. The ball jumps off of Covington’s bat and the power really projects moving forward.

Nick Potter (2028 RHP, Jenison, MI) is a physically built right-hander who made the trip from Michigan and impressed immediately, running the fastball up to 84 mph against the first batter he faced. He turned over a changeup in the low-70s and mixed an upper-60s curveball, steadily sitting in the low-80s with the fastball to punch out a pair in the first.

Tyler DeHaan (2028 RHP, Humboldt, TN) is able to create some deception in his delivery and it shows with the amount of uncomfortable swings he was able to miss bat after bat, striking out a couple early on while also inducing weak contact early in the count. The fastball sat in the mid-70s with short running life and he mixed in a curveball effectively in the upper-60s.

Yu Suefuji (2027 SS, Bradenton, FL) put a nice swing on the ball in his first at-bat of the showcase, turning around an elevated pit h that he was able to get the barrel out on, connecting for a loud double out to the pull side.  

Cru Visconti (2027 RHP, Ravenna, MI) countered for the Black offense with a double of his own in the next half inning, taking an outer half pitch the other way, lofting a pitch into the left-center field gap for a two base knock. He proved to be effective on the mound as well, working a very efficient first inning as he filled the zone with a fastball in the mid-70s and induced weak contact early in the count.

Kaleb Williams (2028 1B, Tampa, FL) wasted little time in making his presence felt for the Gold offense as he saw first pitch heater and attacked, sending a booming double out to center field to kick off the inning. He followed it up with another missile off the barrel, scorching a ball past the glove of the third baseman for a loud single.