Wagner was one of the more impressive athletes on display over the course of the event, immediately flashing a speed tool by posting a 6.94 sixty time. The 5-foot-11, 190 pound prospect was smooth from the IF with present range to both sides, topping out at 88 mph across the diamond. Offensively, Wagner displayed advanced barrel skills and created carry/backspin both during BP and in live ABs.

McCullough showed out on the mound, dominating opposing hitters with his both his heater and curveball. The 6-foot-5 righty’s fastball peaked at 85 mph with good run and sink to it. At the plate, McCullough posted an exit velocity of 87 mph.

Erickson stayed light and quick on his feet while working through the baseball in the infield. The 5-foot-11 shortstop has good feel for the spot and a strong arm to go with it. He recorded arm strength up to 87 mph and also posted an exit velocity of 86 mph.

Vargas put together a clean round of work behind the dish, making accurate throws on a hop to the bag. The 6-foot catcher has advanced lateral agility and easy arm speed. He recorded arm strength up to 78 mph with a pop-time of 1.97 sec.

Rowe put his strength and bat speed on display both during batting practice and live action. The 6-foot left-handed batter has plenty of quickness in his hands and hips, along with great control of the barrel. He posted an exit velocity of 91 mph.

Garrett showed off his lateral quickness behind the dish as he got out of the crouch with urgency to deliver strong throws to the bag. The 2026 catcher recorded arm strength up to 73 mph with a pop-time of 2.00 sec.

Suppi had one of the louder arms of the day on the mound, topping out at 86 mph with natural movement present in the arsenal. The still plenty projectable 5-foot-10, 158 pound prospect releases from a lower 3/4 slot that gives opponents trouble and effectively mixes a two-plane breaker for strikes at 2114 rpm.

Neiswender was another intriguing prospect on the day with value at multiple defensive spots. Primary C, posted a 1.95 pop time and gained ground effectively in the footwork. Showcased evident arm strength from both the OF and INF, ultimately topping out at 89 mph and 85 mph respectively. The projectable 5-foot-10, 165 pound righty generated clear jump off the barrel offensively, posting an exit velo of 85 mph.

Koss put together a solid outing on the mound, missing several barrels with his mid-80s heater, which peaked at 87 mph. The 6-foot-3 right-hander also showed good feel for spinning his curveball, which took on an 11-5 appearance.

Satnick turned in an all-around impressive performance on Saturday. The 5-foot-10 outfielder ran the fastest sixty-yard dash of the day at 6.88 sec and later turned in a clean round of defensive drills. The left-handed hitter also posted an exit velocity of 88 mph.

Baughman showed off the two-way potential on his event, starting as a primary INF displaying the ability to change slots effectively and make plays on the run. Topped out at 85 mph across the diamond. The 5-foot-11, 180 pound prospect also worked off the mound, showing good deception to the operation with the FB touching 84 mph. Offensively, the righty did a nice job of utilizing the lower half with line drive tendencies in the stroke, posting an exit velo of 88 mph.

Romano showcased tools on both sides of the field, starting as a primary C displaying present arm strength with repeatable compact transfers, ultimately posting a 1.98 pop time. He flashed evident strength in the hands offensively with the ability to use both gaps, posting an exit velo of 89 mph.

Magsam turned in a very impressive outing on the mound, dominating hitters with his FB/CB mix. The 5-foot-11 right-hander went right after hitters with his fastball, which showed easy life and arm-side run while ultimately peaking at 86 mph.

Palmer turned in a clean round of infield drills, getting rid of the ball quickly while delivering throws up to 81 mph. He covers plenty of ground and can adjust the glove with ease. The switch-hitting shortstop also posted an exit velocity of 85 mph.

McElwain showcased his power all day long, posting a 93 mph exit velocity and later finding some barrels in live action. The 6-foot-2 righty creates easy leverage and carry at the point of contact.

Andrie showed out in every phase of the showcase. He turned in a dominant showing on the mound and also showed off his strength at the plate. The 5-foot-10 righty hitter posted an exit velocity of 86 mph.

Klein put forth a solid showing on the defensive side of the ball, making smooth plays and accurate throws across the diamond. He recorded arm strength up to 77 mph and later posted an exit velocity of 86 mph.

Cox showed off his arm strength both on the mound and from the outfield, where he ran it up to 86 mph. The 6-foot-3 outfielder has tons of strength and athleticism for his age, making him a very intriguing prospect. He also posted an exit velocity of 92 mph.

Dana ran his fastball up to 86 mph on the mound, earning several swings and misses with it. The 6-foot-3 right-hander also showed some feel for spinning his low-70s curveball, which kept hitters mistimed. At the plate, he posted an exit velocity of 88 mph.

DiSanto put together a solid performance all around. The 2028 catcher made quick and accurate throws from behind the dish, recording arm strength up to 70 mph with a pop-time of 2.09 sec. He also posted one of the loudest exit velocities of the day at 92 mph.

Karle showed the ability to command the strike well, as he ran his fastball up to 81 mph with slight cut to it. He landed his breaking ball for strikes and projects for more velocity as he continues to mature.