Almonte certainly had one of the louder arms of the event, touching 88 mph across the diamond with controlled actions and smooth glove work. The 6-foot-1, 195 pound prospect has clear strength in the frame that reveals itself on both sides of the field. The '25 prospect flashed evident speed tool, posting a 6.76 sixty time. Offensively, the righty produced carry to all fields, posting an exit velo of 99 mph.

Horwitz was an intriguing arm on the mound, topping out at 85 mph with natural movement on the FB for swing/miss. The 5-foot-9, 185 pound LHP did a nice job of sequencing a CUT and SL to play off the FB with evident spin profile on the latter up to 2323 rpm. The '26 prospect knows how to locate the full arsenal and get hitters out efficiently.

Multani showed off the arm strength immediately by topping out at 85 mph from the OF, flashing good buildup footwork with projectable actions for the future. He consistently worked the middle/opposite field offensively with jump off the barrel when timed up, posting an exit velo of 87 mph.

Santos-Olson took home the top pop time of the event, posting a 1.94 time while topping out at 77 mph down to 2B. The 6-foot-4, 220 pound prospect has evident strength located in the intimidating frame that becomes apparent offensively, where he attempts to create lift and drive the ball to both gaps. Posted an exit velo of 96 mph.

Holtz put the speed tool on display to start his event, posting a 6.98 sixty time that translated directly in game. He topped out at 84 mph from the OF with additional arm strength on the way. The 5-foot-9, 148 pound prospect flashed bat speed offensively with impact to all parts of the field, posting an exit velo of 84 mph.

Rivera showcased natural athleticism from multiple spots over the course of his event, flashing active footwork and range from both the OF and INF, ultimately topping out at 80 mph. He displayed big time bat speed offensively, generating carry to the RCF gap with clear jump off the barrel, posting an exit velo of 83 mph.

Rivas turned some heads during defensive workouts by grabbing 90 mph from the OF, showcasing an aggressive buildup with evident downhill momentum maintained through release. The '28 prospect was also valuable behind the plate posting a 2.00 pop time where the arm strength continued to shine. Offensively, Rivas did a nice job of incorporating the lower half with present strength in the hands.

Persad flashed the two-way potential during his weekend, starting from the IF where the athletic 5-foot-10, 160 pound prospect showcased soft hands and effortless range with the ability to make plays on the run, ultimately topping out at 84 mph across the diamond. He touched 82 mph on the mound with a two plane breaker present in the arsenal up to 2395 rpm. Offensively, the righty repeated a low effort stroke successfully with bat speed present, posting an exit velo of 84 mph.