Leo Kelly (2028 3B, Evanston, IL) showed the ability to leverage the baseball out in-front, while creating easy bat speed and the feel for the barrel. He used his long-levers efficiently, generating several well-struck balls and an exit velocity of 78 mph on his one of his swings 

Christian Mumford (2029 SS, Madison, MS) showed the ability to repeat, while shooting several line drives from gap-to-gap. He creates present bat speed and stayed compact with his hands, delivering the barrel on-time. 

 Archer Ellis (2028 SS, Cape Coral, FL) stayed consistent throughout his round, finding the barrel often.. He showed some looseness to his hands, stayed through the middle effectively and projects for more impact as he continues to mature. 

Theo Schroedter (2029 RHP, Chicago, IL) showed some present bat speed with projectable components moving forward He stayed direct with his hands and delivered the barrel on-time frequently throughout his round. 

Jaziel Concepcion (2029 C, Lehigh, FL) showed the ability to turn the barrel over on the inner-half, while flashing some bat speed and things to like moving forward. He showed some natural lift to his swing and found the barrel often. 

Antonio Marino (2029 C, North Fort Myers, FL) stayed consistently on the barrel throughout his round, while showcasing some projectable bat speed and adjustability. 

Addison Johnson (2029 1B, Katy, TX) turned the barrel over nicely during his round, as he used his strong hands to deliver the barrel on-time frequently. 

Braden Adorno (2029 SS, North Port, FL) used a simplistic approach to produce several line drives through the middle-of-the field during his round. He stayed connected well and delivered the barrel on-time. 

Hayes Ressler (2029 2B, Colorado Springs, CO) was consistent throughout his round with numerous line drives from line-to-line. He uses his levers well to produce some whip to his barrel and has present bat speed. 

Braeson Estilette (2028 RHP, Carencro, LA) uses a low-effort, simple stroke to produce several well-struck lines drives during his round. The right-handed hitting 2028 Grad generates plenty of present bat speed and impacts the ball nicely out in-front. 

Bradley Zadlo (2029 3B, Hickory, NC) was frequently on the barrel throughout his round, sending several line drives to middle and pullside of the field. 

Alejandro Acosta (2029 SS, Southwest Ranches, FL) used a short, compact stroke from the left-side to spray several line drives to all fields during his round. He displayed quickness to his hands, has feel for the barrel and will continue to evolve his swing with additional strength. 

Brayden Davies (2029 C, Arvada, CO) used a loose, leveraged stroke to create extension out in-front, sending numerous line drives through the middle-of-the field during his round. 

Ben Delic (2029 3B, St. Louis, MO) used a short, direct swing path to deliver the barrel on-time throughout his round. He showed  plenty of quickness to his hands and generated good extension out in-front. 

Romeo De La Torre (2029 2B, Temecula, CA) used his hand speed to deliver the barrel on-time, while showing the ability to stay through the middle-of-the field effectively and plenty of things to like moving forward. 

Gavin Teeter (2029 OF, North Fort Myers, FL) created loud impact when on-time, using quick hands and some strength to produce well-struck line drives. 

Grayson Sauer (2029 SS, Windsor, CO) found the barrel throughout his round by staying short to the baseball and delivering it on-time. 

Austin Burton (2029 C, Kitchener, ON) implored a loose, leveraged stroke to impact the baseball with strength out in-front. He used his lower half exceptionally well and displayed some projectable power potential moving forward. 

George Nazaroff (2029 RHP, Jefferson, GA) showcased plenty of things to like throughout his round, as the young 2029 Grad generated extension out in-front and some whip to his barrel. He produced consistent pullside impact during his round. 

Ivan Carballo (2029 C, Wesley Chapel, FL) took perhaps one of the more consistent and loud rounds of the day, as the twitchy 2029 backstop used tons of present bat speed and feel for the barrel to produce loud impact to all fields during his round. 

Jackson Roy (2029 SS, Natick, MA) took one of the more consistent rounds of the day, as he used a simple, direct stroke to produce line drives from gap-to-gap. He was on-time frequently and has feel for the barrel. 

Joseph Banquer (2028 C, Norco, LA) used his strength to produce impact to the middle and pullsides of the field during his round. He synced up his movements well into launch, delivered the barrel on-time and produced an exit velocity of 81 mph on one of his swings. 

Paris Head (2029 SS, Chicago, IL) showed tons of likable components to his swing throughout his round, as he produced several well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap. He generated easy bat speed, natural lift and showed a real feel for the barrel. 

Cole Winhoven (2029 3B, Damascus, MD) used a linear, compact stroke to deliver the barrel on-time during his round. He stayed connected well, has plenty of present bat speed and produced an exit velocity of 86 mph on one of his swings. 

Brian Tang (2029 3B, Hopkinton, MA) showed good separation and leverage into launch, while producing several line drives throughout his round He stayed short to the ball, delivered the barrel on-time and with some authority. He delivered an exit velocity of 81 mph on one of his swings. 

Alejandro Acosta (2029 SS, Southwest Ranches, FL) put in some work during this game, collecting two hard hit singles both to right field. 

Ethan Baker (2028 OF, Sunbury, OH)- Good feel to handle the stick here, collected two singles in this one including a solid barrel right back up the middle. 

Jayden Smith (2028 OF, Richmond, TX)- Most impressive performance in game today, had himself two XBH's including a double and triple. Strong kid, works the barrel through the zone with intent and has some impressive pop with wood for the age.

Eric Miller (2028 C, Hanover, MD)- Nice three hit day from Miller in this one, working the middle of the field in every single one of his singles. Direct cut, can handle the stick and was not phased by swinging wood as a younger prospect.

Alvin Thomas III (2029 1B, Canton, MS)-Some strength in the profile, would collect two hard hits in this one working both sides of the field to get it done.

Mack Chiavarone (2029 C, Lawrenceville, NJ)- Solid left-handed swing for the age and size, projects nicely when more weight comes into the picture. Hit well in game this year, found a nice RBI single to left in the back half of this one.

-Michael Albee

Braeson Estilette (2028 RHP, Carencro, LA) collected four hits on the day his best being a hard FB double into the left-center gap. 

Jordan Kangas (2029 SS, Esko, MN) had two hits on the day. Singled on a hard GB up the middle and barreled another into the right-center gap. 

Joseph Banquer (2028 C, Norco, LA) had two line drive knocks. One right up the box and another into left. Physical RH bat. 

Adrian Evola (2029 2B, East Brunswick, NJ) collected two line drive knocks up the box showing a consistent middle approach and also scored a run. 

Pierson Klinger (2029 OF, Germantown, TN) had one of the better barrels over the game lining a single over the CF's head.

Gabriel McMurray (2029 C, Advance, NC) had one of the few RBI hits of the game barreling a line drive up the middle. 

Lucas Salazar (2029 OF, North Richland Hills, TX) had two similar barrels, both line-drive singles over the SS's head, one of them scoring a run. 

Isaac Alvarez (2029 1B, Miami, FL) had one of the more impressive hits of the game, going inside out and barreling a liner into the left-center gap.

Braden Adorno (2029 SS, North Port, FL) had the loudest barrel of the game, lining one over the LF's head for a standup double. 

Jack McKillop (2029 1B, Peachtree City, GA) had a 2-hit day, his first being a single through the 5-6 hole and added an infield single. 

Kayden Ragsdale (2028 C, Arlington, VA) barreled a hard liner back up the middle of the field. 

Jackson Roy (2029 SS, Natick, MA) got off multiple good hacks, his best result being a hard line drive barrel into left. 

Nolan Pietros (2029 C, Johnston, RI) had multiple hits on the day including a loud double to the right-center gap. Strung together solid contact and worked the barrel to all fields. Really impressive showing at the plate. 

Rylan Milby (2029 RHP, Elizabethtown, KY) delivered a booming double to the opposite field gap for a double. Solid piece of hitting took it where it's given and worked it the other way. Pretty clean and easy through the zone. 

Colton Gambill (2029 RHP, Carlisle, PA) strung together some solid contact and worked the opposite field well. Quicker bat through the zone with good young strength. 

Simon Cuevas (2029 3B, Vineland, NJ) pieced two balls through the left side and had all kinds of contact. Versatile switch hitter with some good handle at this age. 

Gavin Teeter (2029 OF, North Fort Myers, FL) had one of the loudest barrels of the day, an absolute shot off the bat to right. Good impact at the age and it sounds real good at contact. 

Sean Nicholas (2029 C, Tampa, FL) delivered some loud barrels the other way, including a rope down the right field line. Some quick hands for age and looser set of wrists. Promising strength at impact. 

Ben Delic (2029 3B, St. Louis, MO) had several hits on the day and worked both sides of the field. Good shots off the bat and impressed with his overall awareness at the plate for his age. 

Austin Burton (2029 C, Kitchener, ON) roped one down the line for a double. Solid size for age and big strength to a left-handed stick. Can get the bat head out front and impact it hard to the pull side. 

Mason Canterbury (2029 MIF, Marion, IA) Got the Maroon teams bat started with a barrel to left for a leadoff base hit in the first.  

Bennett Whitcomb (2029 OF, York, PA) Went backside over the head of the right fielder for a standup triple in the first. 

Nick Stangota (2029 OF, Flemington, NJ) Got Columbia Blue bats going in the first with a backside base hit for a single. 

Nick Stangota (2029 OF, Flemington, NJ) Found a barrel for Columbia Blue in the first for a base knock to left. 

Antonio Marino (2029 C, North Fort Myers, FL) Went pull side for Columbia Blue for a base hit in the second.  Added another barrel to left in the 3rd for his 2nd hit of the day.

Theo Schroedter (2029 RHP, Chicago, IL) Went backside for a base hit for Columbia Blue in the 2nd.

Adrian Burciaga (2028 2B, Denver, CO) Went pull side for a stand up double in the 3rd for the Maroon team.  

Connor Moore (2029 SS, Hopkinton, MA) Caught a barrel for Columbia Blue in the fourth for a pull side base hit.  

Michael Intzirlis (2029 C, Clifton Park, NY) Hammered a double to the wall for Columbia Blue in the fourth inning.  

Mack Chiavarone (2029, Lawrenceville, N.J.) got ahold of one in his first at-bat, squaring it up and sending it into right field for a double. The left-handed stick has a simple, quiet swing with advanced bat speed.

Paris Head (2029, Chicago, Ill.) showed out on both sides of the ball in a big way. The primary shortstop started on the mound and brought the heat, topping at 81 mph. The curveball just as effective, featuring bite and big depth. At the plate, Head also picked up a knock.

Alvin Thomas III (2029, Canton, Miss.) showed a refined all-around game. The right-hander looked comfortable around the bag at first base and came in to throw a pair of scoreless frames on the mound. The fastball peaked at 70 mph and the operation is smooth.

Gabriel McMurray (2029, Advance, N.C.) caught a runner stealing at second on a perfect throw. The North Carolina native has arm strength as well as a quick exchange behind the dish.

Ben Bellissimo (2029 1B, Gloucester, MA) Low 3/4 delivery , with some interesting movement, and a surprising CB made the one inning of work easy for him. FB 70 CB 57. THe lean body should develop for the future.  

Braeson Estilette (2028 RHP, Carencro, LA) Driven Double to center , over the centerfielder's head. Showed good balance and direction control to drive the sinking fastball to center 

Austin Lee (2029 3B, Wellesley, MA) Throw strikes and good things happen, Austin pounded the zone , topping out at 60 on the heater and his 51 mph big break Curve was too much for the opposition. 1 inning 2 K's 16 pitches.   

Bowen Akers (2029 C, Carmel, IN)- Sitting upper 60's in the first with the four seam, all in the zone here and challenging hitters e/w with it nicely. Has a spinner in the arsenal too, should get a lot taller/stronger in the coming years given current frame.

Nolan Pietros (2029 C, Johnston, RI) knabbed the first strong barrel of the day with a liner into the left field. Long and athletic looking 5'11/155 pound frame for the age, solid swing for the class with good feel to handle the barrel.

Grayson Sauer (2029 SS, Windsor, CO) dropped a nice piece into right field for a knock in the top of the second. Athletic look, size will come and so will the pop.

Zachary Wright (2029 C, Virginia Beach, VA) drove in a run for his squad with a nice flare over the right side that dropped in front of the right fielder. 

Ivan Carballo (2029 C, Wesley Chapel, FL) followed it right up with another single over the right side to keep the offense rolling.

Jordan Vigil-Krum (2028 1B, Henderson, CO) was all over a fastball in a good count, roping a double into the LF gap. Strong kid who has some raw power in there.

-Michael Albee

Michael Intzirlis (2029, Clifton Park, N.Y.) showed off the catch-and-throw skills early on, nabbing a runner stealing second in second frame. The backstop has a quick and clean exchange along with an accurate arm. Intzirlis followed up the next inning with a loud double to the middle of the field.

Red Pope (2028, Bradenton, Fl.) struck one to the opposite field to pick up a single in his first at-bat. The Florida native has quality bat-to-ball skills and a direct, balanced swing to match.

Antonio Marino (2029, North Fort Myers, Fl.) showed a live arm in relief, working into the low-70s. The primary catcher pitched with lots of intent and also showed the ability to land a curveball. Marino worked efficiently and showed good athleticism while on the mound as well.

Christian Mumford (2029, Madison, Miss.) threw an inning for 51- Black, displaying a fast arm and clear arm talent. The fastball worked in the low-70s mostly, peaking at 75 mph, capable of drawing plenty of empty swings. The athleticism is evident, and it has been a strong showing this week for Mumford.

Cain Navarre (2029, Lafitte, Louis.) came through with an opposite field shot into right center field for a double in the top of the sixth. The Louisiana native can play multiple spots on the diamond and has a clean stroke.

Archer Ellis (2028 SS, Cape Coral, FL) had a good day on the mound mixing pitches well. Fastball was up to 77 and he showed a curveball in the low 60s. He threw two innings of no hit baseball, pounding the zone consistently, striking out all six batters he faced. He also collected two hits on the day with three stolen bases. Quick swing through the zone with an athletic build.

Antonio Marino (2029 C, North Fort Myers, FL) impressed today collecting a hit in each of his two games, even his outs were loud. He showed an advanced approach at the plate, willing to drive the ball to all parts of the field. Marino collected two stolen bases in each of his games, tallying four on the day. Athletic build projects well.

Rylan Milby (2029 RHP, Elizabethtown, KY) impressed on the mound in relief throwing three innings with three strikeouts and one hit allowed. Fastball had good ASR and he flashed a curve sitting mid 60s. Milby fielded his position well on the mound, making numerous plays ranging off the mound. Lengthy frame projects well.

Christian Mumford (2029 SS, Madison, MS) showed quick hands at the plate with a backside RBI single in the game. He caused chaos on the basepaths collecting two steals and played his position well in the field.

Leo Kelly (2028 3B, Evanston, IL) has a bigger frame and some athleticism. The corner infielder looked the part in the field and was able to pick up a nice double to left center field. He had another good swing later, nearly beating one out deep in the hole.

Nicholas Harvey (2029 C, Weston, FL) is a corner infielder who made a few really good plays ranging laterally early on. He also crashed hard on a dribbler and made a nice play on the slow roller. Harvey had an open stance at the plate with a couple good swings on the day.

Jayden Smith (2028 OF, Richmond, TX) is a bigger and athletic framed prospect who looked good ranging up the middle at shortstop. He showed off the arm strength, making a real nice play deep up the middle to record an out. The right-handed hitter also had a nice barrel at the plate. The ball was ran down, but he showed the ability to get on plane and on the barrel.

Bennett Whitcomb (2029 OF, York, PA) Pitched sightly side arm from about 10 o’clock arm slot and really sinks into his extension. FB sat 70-74. Followed up Ivan’s triple with a stand up double on an inside fastball that was smoked down the line. Inside hands and great extension.

Mason Canterbury (2029 MIF, Marion, IA) Good extension on an outside pitch to put a ball into center for a single in his first AB.

Ivan Caraballo (2029 C Wesley Chapel, FL) By far the best AB today came from Ivan. Sat on the slider outside and roped into the RCF gap. Wheels around the bases led to the easy triple. Patience at the plate paid off.

Cole Winhoven (2029 3B, Damascus, MD) FB sat 70-72 to go along with a late breaking slider. Can command the FB and paint corners when needed. Went to the slider outside late into counts to get punchouts. Longer delivery which led to a few stolen bases. Quick inside swing sent a bullet into left and lead to an RBI sac fly. Came back his next AB and sent a GB to the 2^nd baseman’s backhand but he legged it out.

Dominick Calabro (2029 2B, Baldwinsville, NY) Inside out hitting led to an RBI single down the RF line. Followed it up with a smooth stand up  double on a LD in the LCF gap.

Paris Head (2029 SS, Chicago IL) Chopper towards the third base line early in the first but the excellent speed allowed him to reach first safely. Head would go on to steal third and score the team’s first run on a PB. His second AB was a towering pull side fly ball into the LCF gap.

Sawyer Brown (2029 1B, Silver Point, TN) Sent a towering fly ball over RF head and was just late when advancing resulting in a single.

Arum Escoto (2029 RHP, Parlier, PA) After a HBP he bounced back and sent a fly ball into the RCF gap. Followed it up with a LD over the SS in his next AB.

Alvin Thomas III (2029 1B Canton, MS) Strong upper half allowed him to reach over to the outside of the plate and muscle a fastball back up the middle.

Eric Miller (2028 C, Hanover, MD) In the last AB of the game Eric sent a screaming line drive into the RCF gap racking up 2 RBIs.

Christian Mumford (2029 SS, Madison, MS) Jumps on a fastball early and drives it to RF for a single. Then showcases his speed on the bases as he stole 2nd base on the next pitch.

RED POPE (2028 C, Bradenton, FL)  Gets Team Black on the board in the 1st inning with a rbi single to RF.  Does a great job seeing the pitch deep and driving it the other way.

Braden Adorno (2029 SS, North Port, FL) Showcases quick hands and speed as he barrels a fastball to LF and legs out a triple. 

Cohen Rappleyea (2029 SS, Durham, NC) Gets a pitch to hit and squares up a fastball to LF for a single. Cohen showed great athleticism behind the plate as well, as he guns down a would-be base stealer in the 5th inning.

 Bradley Zadlo (2029 3B, Hickory, NC) Came in the game on the mound for Team Gold in the 3rd inning and filled up the strike zone. Bradley threw 2 scoreless innings with 3 strikeouts, allowing 0 hits while sitting 70-73 mph topping 74 mph. 

Leo Kelly (2028 3B, Evanston, IL) Entered the game for Team Black and threw 2 strong innings, giving up 2 earned runs while striking out 2. Leo showcased a fastball that sat in the 66-67 mph range topping 69mph, and flashed a slider at 59 mph. 

Austin Fluckiger (2028 1B, Beverly, MA) Drives a ball to the RCF gap for an RBI single.  Showed a good ability to use all parts of the field at the plate. 

Gavin Teeter (2029 OF, North Fort Myers, FL) is a long lean body with a strong arm. FB 73-75 with good down angle attacking the strike zone. Good tight spin with some depth to a 12-6 CB 66. Live arm with projection remaining. Struck out 7 hitters over 3 innings of work.

Jordan Kangas (2029 SS, Esko, MN) continued to stay hot at the plate with another line drive single, adding to a nice offensive day with 3 hits over a 2-game span.

Austin Burton (2029 C, Kitchener, ON) with a good approach smashed a line drive single. Loose, free and easy swing that generates bat speed through the hitting zone. He showed good barrel to ball skills in all his plate appearances.

Eric Miller (2028 C, Hanover, MD) Quick to the plate with compact motion and extension. Late breaking slider/curve lead to some left looking and uncompetitive swings.

Colton Gambill (2029 RHP, Carlisle, PA) Compact motion into good leg extension. Hits the outside of the plate well and curveball provides a good amount of swing and miss especially lower in the zone.

Grayson Sauer (2029 SS, Windsor, CO) Long lanky frame provides good whip Worked efficiently through batters even though command could get away from him at times.

Dominick Calabro (2029 2B, Baldwinsville, NY) Patient AB gave him a bloop single to RF with an RBI. Smart baserunning turned that single into two bags. Finished the day with two singles and two RBIs.

Paris Head (2029 SS, Chicago IL) Got the barrel out for a base hit up the middle. Quick motion and long lower half.

Sawyer Brown (2029 1B, Silver Point, TN) Longer frame provides ability to hit the outside pitch. Punched single into right for base hit.

Arum Escoto (2029 RHP, Parlier, PA) Slapped a GB single into right early in the second inning. Struck out the side in his first inning of work. Power fastball leading to lots of late empty swings.

Brian Tang (2029 3B, Hopkinton, MA) Strong build with ability to hit for power. Hit over CF head was almost a double but negated by a great relay from green.

Mack Chiavarone (2029 C, Lawrenceville, NJ) Jam shot to second but beaten out by plus wheels. Stole the next two bases in two pitches.

Romeo De La Torre (2029 2B, Temecula, CA) Good eye at the dish. Multiple good plays at SS early in the game. Quick hands and fluid fielding.

Braeson Estilette (2028 RHP, Carencro, LA) Started the game for Team Gold and threw 3 shutout innings.  His funky delivery kept hitters off balance as he racked up 6 strikeouts while giving up 0 hits. Braeson's fastball sat 70-72 mph topping 74 mph while mixing in a slider at 67 mph.

Theo Schroedter (2029 RHP, Chicago, IL) Started the game on the bump for Team Columbia Blue throwing 3 shutout innings, striking out 4 and giving 0 hits. Theo showcased a fastball at 70-72 mph topping 73 mph while mixing in a curveball at 62 mph.

Korbin Miley (2029 3B, Lake Lotawana, MO) Drove a ball to deef LF for a double. Showed patience at the plate and did not miss his pitch. 

Kyptin Wilson (2029 C, Senoia, GA) Found a barrel and drove the ball through the 5-6 hole for a single. 

Michael Intzirlis (2029 C, Clifton Park, NY) Closes the door for Team Columbia Blue with a shutout inning. Michael showed a good feel for his offspeed as he struckout the side to end the game. 

Rosalio Gomez (2029 BHP, Las Cruces, NM) pitched two innings with two strikeouts and no runs. The impressive thing about his outing was he threw both left handed and right. Threw strikes with both arms and pitched to contact effectively.

Joseph Banquer (2028 C, Norco, LA) commanded his FB 70-72 moving the ball around the zone. Punched out all 6 batters he faced and he mixed in a CB 62 mph to keep the hitters off balance. No hits or runs in this impressive outing.

Jordan Kangas (2029 SS, Esko, MN) picked up two singles and scored the winning run after stealing second for Team Navy.

Cj York (2029 RHP, Peabody, MA) went 3 innings with 7 strikeouts in his outing. York has evident swing and miss stuff in the arsenal and worked all quadrants of the zone. He complimented his FB with a solid slurve to keep the Maroon team from getting a hit.