Dylan Verdi (’28, Jefferson, Ga.)- the 6-foot, 175-pound right-handed hitter went 1-for-3 with two runs batted in for Team Red in a 5-3 loss. A primary catcher, he also ran the fastball up to 80 mph in a short relief appearance.

Peyton Robidoux (’25, Smyrna, Ga.)- the 6-foot-2, 175-pound right-handed pitcher showed a solid three-pitch mix for Team Red in the start. The Whitefield Academy product ran the fastball up to 91 mph and sat in the upper-80s for three innings. He featured a slider in the 78-81 mph range and a changeup around 80 mph.

Brooks Harris (’26, New Market, Ala.)- the 5-foot-10, 150-pound right-handed pitcher did not allow an earned run in the start for Team Purple. A primary second baseman, Harris ran the fastball up to 81 mph and finished with a pair of strikeouts.

Josh Gibbs (’25, Cumming, Ga.)- the 6-foot, 180-pound right-handed hitter went 2-for-3 with a double with a double, run scored and a run batted in for Team Purple. The No. 1 ranked shortstop in the Georgia class finished the Southeast Sunshine Showcase with four hits in seven at-bats and four runs scored.

Hudson McEntyre (#9 Black)- the 5-foot-7, 135-pound primary shortstop from Dallas, Georgia went 2-for-2 with two runs scored in the 7-5 win over Team Columbia. A freshman at Paulding County High School, McEntyre singled twice and stole a base in the victory.

Ian Cobbs (#8 Columbia)- the 6-foot, 210-pound left-handed hitter from Atlanta, Georgia showed his big pull side juice with a long homerun into the trees in rightfield. The Greater Atlanta Christian School product had a 1.059 on-base plus slugging percentage during the ’23 PG season.

JP Apgar (#3 Black)- the 5-foot-8, 150-pound shortstop from Atlanta, Georgia tripled and scored a run for Team Black in a 7-5 win. The right-handed hitter for St. Pius High School is coming off a ’23 PG season where he hit .338 in 34 games.

Charles Chappelle (#7 Columbia)- the 5-foot-11, 175-pound right-handed hitter went 3-for-4 with a triple and two singles against Team Black. The primary outfielder stole four bases and scored a pair of runs while displaying his full athletic toolset.

William "Cohen" Tyre (2027 SS, Jesup, GA)- Nationally ranked and easy to see why, athletic with a good body and has made good strides since this time last year. Got on the mound and ran it up to 84-mph, collected a few hits in game and tested out well metrically across the board. Continue to keep an eye on Tyre. 

Aaron Bailey (2026 3B, McCalla, AL)- Big bomb off the shed in left-field for Bailey in this one, crushing a lower half fastball and just touching off on one. Strong two-way prospect showed off extremely well on both sides of the ball, making for an interesting follow over the coming years here. 

Douglas Sample (2027 OF, McDonough, GA)- Little inside the park homerun from Sample in this one off the back of a solid barrel. Got on the slope and ran it up to 80-mph as well. 

Carson Sosebee (2027 C, Dawsonville, GA)- Did nothing but hit this weekend, collecting multiple hits across all games of the single and extra base variety. Strong prospect with a good handle of the stick and can use all fields with no issue, real hitting traits to project on here long term and should be a name to pencil in for this '27 class.

Nicholas Youngblood (2025 C, Pinson, AL)- Hitterish is the best way to describe him... four hits on the weekend and none of them were cheap. Consistent barreled up contact, worked all fields and collected three extra base hits in the gaps. Hit tool is real and it showed in game... athlete to follow that picked up some steam on the recruiting trail after this performance here.

Cash Fenhagen (2027 RHP, Atlanta, GA)- Primary arm got in the box and collected two hits atop the order this afternoon. Swing has seen improvements along with more strength being added onto the body, leading to more consistent contact & impact.

Jp Apgar (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA)- Backside triple in the middle innings from Apgar in this one. Solid middle infielder actions to pair, has some traits to like with athleticism and should continue to improve as a player over the summer. 

-Michael Albee

Andrew Kazmer (2026 RHP, Atlanta, GA)- Coordinated 6'6 right-handed arm that ran it up to 86-mph early on here up to 2450 RPM, some ride and carry to it with a full complementary offering of secondary's including an 11/5 CB and tight SL. Athletic two sport athlete, upside is here and showed feel to pitch with 4 K's in this stint.

Ryan Robinson (2027 3B, Suwanee, GA)- Pair of well struck pull-side barrels from Robinson in this one. Athletic and strong young corner infield, lot of power upside here and continues to make strides with barrel accuracy and adjustability within the swing. Good overall prospect and will continue to get stronger, promising upside.

Glemon English (2026 SS, Midway, GA)- English picked up a pair of hits in this one, both of the singles variety. Direct, compact driven stroke leads to consistent contact to the pull-side, solid defender up the middle as well.

Andrew Bezak (2027 OF, Fulton, MD)- Nationally ranked OF in the '27 class showed things to like across game action here... diving play in RF on day one and split a gap for a 2B this morning. Quick hands, inside out stroke with bat speed and some impact with more to project on.

Charles Chappelle (2026 OF, Dalton, GA)- Nice pop up weekend from Chappelle, working quality at-bats all weekend long with sound defensive actions and power upside. Has hit all year long for his HS squad and showed it off again this weekend, reliable bat that has pull-side strength and posted one of the best exit velocities off the tee this weekend.

-Michael Albee

Leyton Coffman (2025 SS, Athens, AL) got a pitch early on and didn't miss it, sending a screamer down the left field line for a double. Solid bat speed and above-average bat-to-ball skills have been on display all day. 

Adiel U. Rivera Robles (2025 RHP, Las Piedras, PR) has been good through a pair of innings so far. The fastball is working in the mid-80s with a loose arm and a lot of velocity to project. Going to low-70s curveball often as well. 

Cade Middleton (2025 RHP, Silver Creek, GA) has matched Robles early on in this one. Fastball working in the 84-86 range comfortably from a low release point and generates whiffs up in the zone. Going to low-70s breaking ball in any count and has shown ability to land for strikes. 

Cason Gantt (2027 1B, Canton, GA) caught a barrel early on in this one, hitting it right down the left field line for a ground rule double. He has fast hands and solid control of the barrel, continues to put on a performance at the plate on day one. 

RJ Groomster (2026 OF, Pooler, GA) lived on the barrel in this one, collecting multiple base hits throughout the game. He has a quitet approach with obvious bat speed and feel to turn the barrel over. 

Ryan Ward (2025 1B, Peachtree Corners, GA) got a pitch out over the plate and put a great swing on it, driving a double into the gap. He's a big and strong player and the ball comes off the barrel hot. 

Caden Fox (2026 1B, Marietta, GA) didn't miss one in the bottom of the 6th inning as he hit one well for a double. He's another big and strong player with good barrel awareness and strength to all fields. 

Josh Gibbs (2025 SS, Cumming, GA) showed some two way intrigue yesterday smoking a double down the left field line and also jumping on the mound and running the fastball into the upper-80s. 

Davis Morrison (2027 C, Atlanta, GA) inside outed one down the right field line for a double in the late innings. He has a solid swing path and catches it out front often. 

Ben Martin (2025 RHP, Kennesaw, GA) is showing some obvious arm speed here early on in the outing. Worked in the 89-91 range, getting up to 92 mph once. A short slider in the upper-70s has been mixed. He's a big and physical mound presence with good stuff. 

Kayden Noel (2025 RHP, Mount Juliet, TN) rolled through the outing for Royal. He worked in the 76-78 range and pounded the zone with the fastball. He tunneled a breaking ball with horizontal shape well and only allowed one hit in the outing. 

Nicholas Youngblood (2025 C, Pinson, AL) got a pitch to hit early on in his at-bat and didn't miss it, sending a triple down the right field line. He has solid bat speed and handles the barrel well. He attacked early on in the count and continues to show a lot of things to like here on day one. 

Brue Milner (2027 C, Tallassee, AL) continues to have a great showing early on in day one with a double down the left field line. Was a standout on the defensive workout and also added multiple homers in his round of batting practice. 

Micah Purdom (2027 OF, Franklin, TN) drove in a run in the middle innings, following up Milner's double with a single into right field. He stayed on it nicely and showed good bat speed and feel for it. 

Wyatt Rath (2027 C, Tuscaloosa, AL) continued the hot inning later on for the Red team as he hit a single through the left side to tack on another run. He's had a solid showing at the plate with good bat-to-ball skills on display. 

Zachary Simmons (2026 1B, Acworth, GA) got the ball out of the bullpen for Royal and threw the ball well with more to project on. He sat in the mid-80s early on and mixed in a sweeping breaker. 

Aaron Bailey (2026 3B, McCalla, AL) got the ball out of the bullpen for Royal and showed a bunch of things to like. He worked into the mid-80s with a tight breaking mixed in. It comes from a higher slot and works both in the same tunnel well. 

Aaron Bailey (2026 3B, McCalla, AL) got a pitch over the middle of the plate and hammered one down the left field line for a double. He put together a good round of batting practice and didn't miss this one. 

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