Dylan Waits (2026 SS, McLean, VA) put a great swing on a pitch over the middle of the plate and drove on into center field to extend the lead in the early going. He has twitch in the hands with good control of the barrel. 

Aj Wynkoop (2027 OF, Carey, OH) showed an inside out path and drove one into right field to add onto an early lead. He has fast hands and impacts the ball out front consistently. 

Connor Monahan (2026 RHP, Anchorage, AK) rolled through the few innings that he got on the mound, showing good pitchability and can really change speeds. The fastball sits in the low-70s, getting up to 76 mph with a depthy breaking ball mixed in in the low-60s. 

Ellis Alldredge (2026 OF, Ball Ground, GA) got a pitch over the middle of the plate and didn't miss it one bit, sending a laser into the left-center gap for a triple. He's shown a ton of intriguing things throughout the day and continues it here. 

Cooper Bierman (2026 3B, Olive Branch, MS) drove one up the middle to plate a run early on. He's had a good day early on in multiple phases and finds a loud barrel here. 

Ayden Peterson (2027 1B, Trenton, IL) drove one into left field to plate a run. He has a long path through the zone and good bat speed with obvious feel for the barrel. 

Luis Pichardo Mena (2027 C, Santo Domingo, NC) hammered one into the left center gap and strolled into second for a double. He has a fast bat with great control of the barrel and leverages it well. 

Manuel Guarate (2026 C, Lawrenceville, GA) showed off the strength in the middle innings and one hopped the right-center wall for a double. He's a big and physical right-handed bat and has big time strength off the barrel. 

Brady Carnesale (2024 C, Johns Creek, GA) hammered a pitch over the middle of the plate for a single to drive in a run. He has a compact frame with good twitchy athleticism. He turns the barrel over well and makes good swing decisions too. 

Sebastien Walsh (2026 LHP, Alpharetta, GA)- Talented southpaw opens up here at 79-81 with downhill life to the heater, creating a tough angle through stride and release. Has good feel to spin a tight curveball too and will show it in 2K counts, long lean frame with more to project on here as a '26. 

Ian Leshynski (2027 RHP, Alpharetta, GA) found a clean barrel through the left side of the infield for a knock in the middle innings of this one. Stronger kid, produced solid contact to the pull side in BP and showing that it can translate in game.

David Rodriguez (2025 C, Indian Trail, NC) banged an RBI 2B off the wall in left, jumping all over a center cut FB early in the count. He would go on to steal third on the next pitch as well; flexed his pop in BP with a solid round. Adjustable swing path and feel for the barrel.

Garrett Blacklock (2025 3B, Huntsville, AL) comes on in relief sitting 78-81, working it east/west with his four seamer and flashing both a spin killing change piece and a breaker in the mix. Athletic room, room for more velocity in the tank. 

-Michael Albee

Coleton Arbaugh (2024 RHP, Georgetown, KY) showed some big time arm talent in the start for 2-Orange. The big 6-foot-6 right-hander lived in the mid-80s, running it up to 88 mph with natural cut. It's an imposing frame with good stuff. 

Neyland Hulsey (2026 C, Rockmart, GA) got the barrel out front and hammered a ball into right field. He has put together a solid day and continues to find barrels in game action. The primary catcher also had a RBI single in the later innings. 

Ellis Alldredge (2026 OF, Ball Ground, GA) showed off the arm strength in the outfield workouts and it translates very well, showing it off in game action too. He played the hop nicely and threw out the runner by multiple steps at the plate. 

Luis Santiago (2025 C, Union City, NJ) put a great swing on an outside fastball and drove it into right field to drive in a run. He has a really short and simple swing and showed the ability to handle velocity nicely. 

Dylan Waits (2026 SS, McLean, VA) put a nice swing on an inside fastball, showing some twitch in the hands and hit a liner back up the middle for a single. He has good barrel skills and found one in the middle innings. 

David Rodriguez (2025 C, Indian Trail, NC) found a loud barrel to the pull-side, burning the left fielder and rolling into second for a double. He put together a good round of batting practice and put a great swing on a fastball.