Tucker Wingard (2028 SS, Monroe, NC) made quick work of his two innings on the mound, retiring all six batters he faced with one going down on strikes. The 5-foot-8 right-hander filled up the zone with his fastball early and often, earning a first-pitch strike in nearly every count. He induced tons of weak contact, allowing his infielders to make easy, routine plays. Wingard put together an extremely efficient outing, needing just 12 pitches to get through his two frames.

Blake Hoover (2029 OF, Wadsworth, OH) tossed two hitless innings, striking out one batter while running his fastball up to 77 mph. The 5-foot-8 right-hander pitched with confidence and went right after hitters with his mix. His upper-60s breaking ball was effective at mistiming hitters and keeping them guessing. Hoover has some impressive arm speed with intriguing movement to his fastball.

Charles Fowler (2029 1B, Chapin, SC) put his bat-to-ball skills on display, lining a two-strike fastball through the right-side for a leadoff single in the third inning. He has an impressive ability to manipulate the barrel in and around the strike zone while showing love to all parts of the diamond.

Thomas Giro (2028 C, Coral Gables, FL) jumped all over a fastball in the third inning, launching it into right-centerfield for a double. He remains under control and synced-up in the batter’s box, frequently impacting the baseball with effortless strength while creating leverage to both gaps.

Shaye Harrington (2028 1B, Oakridge, NC) went after a first-pitch fastball and smoked it through the left-side for an RBI single in the third inning. He showcased an aggressive approach at the plate, creating good extension and leverage out in front. Harrington also tossed two relief innings, striking out four while allowing just one hit. The 6-foot-3 right-hander moved his fastball around the zone efficiently and earned a couple of empty swings with his sharp breaking ball.

David (Brack) Creech (2028 OF, Raleigh, NC) came into relief for a two-inning stint and struck out a pair of batters. He induced plenty of weak contact while rendering just one hit. The 5-foot-10 left-hander moved his fastball around the zone effectively and paired it with a bigger breaking ball that was successful at keeping hitters off-balance.

Casey Kraftician (2029 C, Denton, MD) tossed a quality inning out of the bullpen, striking out the side. The 5-foot-11 right-hander went right after opposing hitters with this fastball, which ultimately peaked at 78 mph. He got ahead in almost every count and worked his heater effectively on both sides of the plate.

MacGuire Moore (2028 C, Piney Point, MD) pounded the strike zone in his lone relief inning, needing just seven pitches to get three outs. He induced weak contact with his fastball, which got up to 79 mph. The 5-foot-11 right-hander pitched with plenty of confidence on the mound.

Maddox Nuckols (2028 SS, Evans, GA) has a great approach at the plate with great contact upside. He has a fluent swing and repeats his actions well in the box consistently finding barrels. 

Thomas Giro (2028 C, Coral Gables, FL) has a smooth and consistent left-handed swing. When he gets the barrel out front he can do some serious damage. He has upside to all parts of the field.

Thomas Giro (2028 C, Coral Gables, FL) shows off some strength and bat speed in the box. He has power upside to all parts of the field when he finds the barrel. 

 Pierce Miller (2028 SS, Charlotte, NC) stays short and compact to the ball which allows him to find the barrel consistently. Solid line drives were coming off the bat frequently to all parts of the field.

Tucker Wingard (2028 SS, Monroe, NC) has the ability to effectively elevate the ball. He pounded the middle portion of the field throughout his round. 

Casey Kraftician (2029 C, Denton, MD) has a solid gap to gap approach driving the ball with authority. Strong kid with loads of pop present in his bat. 

MacGuire Moore (2028 C, Piney Point, MD) has great opposite field upside finding success on that side of the field frequently. Lot's of potential offensively with the ability to square it up often.

Hudson Simmons (2028 OF, Charlotte, NC) displayed some elite bat speed at the plate. He whips the barrel through the zone staying on a proper plane. Great approach with a great feel for barrel control. 

Derek Vazquez (2028 SS, Charlotte, NC) gets into his lower half well and stays grounded. He is a backside oriented hitter that can spray line drives to that portion of the field.