Landon Collins worked an efficient three innings on the mound with a solid three-pitch mix including a fastball that was up to 88-mph. The lefty used a change and slider to effectivley keep hitters off balance while reaching both halves of the plate with all pitches.

CJ Hansford tripled and scored a run in two at-bats. He displayed the ability to impact the ball with power and showed enough strength to beat the outfielders over their heads.

Devon Castaneda laced a pull side double in his final at bat, showing the ability to get the bat head out and pull while keeping the ball fair. Loose swing with rhythm and fluid movement.

Fernando Gonzalez drove a RBI-double to the opposite field in his final at-bat with a short compact swing and solid two-strike approach at the plate. Moves well on the base paths and shows some instincts.

Gage Belknap worked a solid two innings on the mound mixing a fastball and curve to punch out four batters without allowing a run or hit. He was robbed of extra bases at the plate by an outstanding defensive play.

Jameson Gottsch (2027, Edmond, Oklahoma) got things rolling with an opposite field triple, hit on a line. Good rhythm in the box, bat jumps off the barrel.

Gage Belknap (2025, Lewisville, Texas) added a booming triple to dead center field. Physical lower half that balances well, lots of projectable power.

Stephen Webber (2027, Boyd, Texas) added an absolute missile to dead center as well for a triple of his own.

CJ Hansford (2026, Bee Cave, Texas) worked with a good tempo to start the game for Purple. Fastball sat low to mid 80s and complemented it well with two separate breakers and a fading changeup.

Noah Entrekin (2025, Arcadia, Oklahoma) was loud out the gate for Columbia Blue. Fastball touched 89 with late life and landed a depthy curveball in the upper 60s. Dallas Baptist commit created tough angles for opposing hitters.

Julian Wang (2025, Plano, Texas) put together a multi-hit game. Swing stays on plane and does a nice job of staying short to the ball.

Leonardo Fonseca (2026, El Paso, Texas) barreled another triple the other way. Got hands inside on fastball and crushed one into the gap.

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