Cucaj put together strong performances on both the offensive and defensive ends over the course of the weekend, posting a 2.00 pop time behind the dish while also grabbing a 96 mph exit velo. The '26 prospect impacted the baseball with authority to both gaps and created carry both during BP and in-game.

Gaine provided value both from the IF and on the mound, topping out at 84 mph at the former with athletic actions on display. He flashed evident feel for spin as an arm, ripping SL off at 2580 rpm flashing sharp horizontal movement. Offensively, Gaine showcased both contact and power tools with pull side middle of the field tendencies, posting an exit velo of 90 mph.

Millsom displayed easy athleticism and natural actions from the IF, topping out at 87 mph across the diamond with additional physical projection still to come. He handled the barrel well on the offensive end with present bat speed, posting an exit velo of 85 mph.

Dimitrakakis showcased intriguing stuff on the mound this weekend, topping out at 87 mph with clear life out of the hand from a high 3/4 slot. The 6-foot-2, 185 pound prospect showcased developing spin in the arsenal and successfully challenged hitters to all quadrants of the zone. He flashed two-way potential as well, posting an exit velo of 87 mph offensively with the ability to create carry the opposite way.

Bassett showcased reliable glove work and flashed range up the middle as a primary IF this weekend, topping out at 81 mph across the diamond. The 6-foot, 195 pound prospect did a nice job of creating leverage offensively with clear strength in the hands, posting an exit velo of 93 mph.

Shuffler can be described as a physical RHP standing at 6-foot-5, 201 pounds, as the '27 prospect was able to run it up to 85 mph on the mound with natural movement present in the arsenal. He mixed both a CUT and SL which played well off each other, the latter recorded at 2233 rpm.

Terrana was one of the louder offensive names on display this weekend, showcasing clear strength in the hands with physicality that translated from the 6-foot-4, 215 pound frame. The '27 prospect created carry to the middle of the field with untapped power potential in the lower half. Posted an exit velo of 88 mph.

Fultz showcased some crossfire action on the mound during his appearance this weekend, topping out at 85 mph with tons of swing/miss generated. The plenty projectable 6-foot-3, 160 pound prospect flashed some deceptiveness to the delivery with intriguing tools for the future.

Viveiros showed off the speed tool immediately to start his event, posting a 6.93 sixty time which clearly translated over the course of the weekend. The 5-foot-10, 160 pound primary IF showcased clean glove actions and good adjustability, producing accurate throws across the diamond up to 82 mph. Offensively, he displayed repeatable line drive tendencies, posting an exit velo of 81 mph.

Steiner took home the top sixty time of the event by a wide margin, posting a 6.54 time which directly translated to the IF where the 6-foot, 165 pound prospect got to spots effortlessly with clean actions, topping out at 87 mph across the diamond. He successfully created backspin to the opposite field gap offensively, posting an exit velo of 84 mph.

Micheli grabbed the top pop time of the day at 1.93, flashing a repeatable compact arm stroke with lots of bounce to the footwork. The primary C did a nice job of gaining ground and consistently put throws on the correct side of the bag. Offensively, he generated line drive impact to all fields and worked directly through the zone, posting an exit velo of 82 mph.

Fournier flashed plenty of things to like both during workouts and in-game, showcasing soft hands as a primary IF and ultimately topping out at 83 mph across the diamond. He created leverage out in front offensively with clear jump off the barrel, incorporating the lower half well for loud pull side impact. Posted an exit velo of 84 mph.

Bursztyn flashed solid arm strength behind the dish with quick compact movements out of the crouch, ultimately posting a 2.06 pop time. He impacted the baseball with authority offensively and repeated a well timed stroke for consistent contact to the middle of the field, posting an exit velo of 88 mph.