Bingochea was a solid performer in all facets last weekend. Ran a solid 6.87 60-yd dash and showed solid fundamental actions in the INF. Performed well with the bat both in BP and during gameplay using a simple stroke that shows quality bat/hand speed with a clean path. Also jumped on the mound where he ran his FB up to 88 and mixed in a quality CH.

Peyton performed well in just about everything he did this past weekend. Quality defensive actions both at SS and behind the plate. Offensively, showed bat speed and impact producing leveraged loud barrels both during BP and in gameplay. Also jumped on the mound where he has a loose arm that worked his fastball up to an easy 85 which he paired with a sharp mid 70s SL.

Floan was a strong workout performer, showing well in the OF, INF and during BP. Relaxed mover but clean glove actions and big arm strength from both spots (89 MPH). At the plate, it’s a loose stroke that shows quality bat speed. Noticeable out front intent to his round where he produced several hard top spun liners to the pullside. Also jumped on the mound and showed big raw spin traits to his mid 80s FB (~2700) and breaker (~2800) while also mixing in a depthy CH.

Sims was an impressive arm. A big/physical build that moves smooth, easy and repeatable down the mound. Arm action is clean working loose/continuous out the back. He ran his fastball up to 87 that missed bats in-zone. Mixed in two different breakers with distinct shapes and a quality CH.

Garica was one of the better athletes where he showed it both during his 60 (6.71) and during his defensive workout where he displayed light and quick feet that allowed him to work with range to both sides along with strong glove actions and an accurate arm that can operate from multiple angles. At the plate, it’s a flatter stroke that produced several quality pullside LDs during his BP round.

Smith was easily one of the more advanced arms of the group. Showed a balanced and repeatable operation down the mound where he works with pace. It’s a long and loose arm action that ran the fastball up to 85, living low 80s. Mixed in a sharp mid-upper 70s breaker with above avg. spin that produced plenty of whiffs. Flashed an effective CH as well.

Clemons did a bunch of things well where he was near the top of the 60 leaderboard (6.74) where that athleticism translated into the OF with strong actions and a quality arm (86 mph). At the plate, it’s a simple short-to-long stroke that stays inside the baseball well and that showed decent barrel accuracy.

Shaw put together a solid showcase workout. He ran a 6.94 60-yd dash and exhibited quality SS actions. At the plate during BP, he was on-barrel a majority of his round showing flashes of above avg. bat/hand speed where he impacted it well to the pullside.

Milo was one of the more physically imposing players of this group standing 6-foot-4, 225 pounds. That physicality showed at the plate with one of the louder BP rounds where he showed adv. bat-speed/impact, especially to the pullside where he hit a couple HRs.

Williams displayed a good combo of strength/athleticism that showed throughout the weekend. In the OF, quality actions to the baseball with a full, loose and fast arm that got off strong throws with carry to the bag (92 mph). At the plate, flashes of above avg. bat/hand speed

Trujillo was a big time standout at the plate and on the mound. Relaxed presence in the box where his loose/strong hands whip the barrel through with ease. Got the barrel out front consistently where he impacted it well with loft to the pullside. On the mound, he ran it up to 86 from the left side while mixing in a depthy CH and quality shorter SL.

Derek showed a well-rounded skillset along with some present athleticism to his game. Ran a solid 60 with a 6.97. Strong mover in the OF working with quickness to and through the baseball with above avg. arm strength. At the plate, it’s a handsy direct bat path that shows quality bat speed that produced hard low liners to the pullside in BP that translated over to gameplay. Even jumped on the mound and filled up the zone with a low 80s FB and quality CH.

Mitchell was one of the more physical and projectable athletes of the group. Stands 6-foot-3, 190 pounds and ran a 6.94 60-yd dash. In the OF, displayed a quality arm, pulling down up to 85 mph where throws were accurate and flashed carry. Showed some offensive upside. Swing showed minimal wasted moves working short and level through the zone with quality impact through the middle of the field.

Knight was one of the more advanced MIF’s of the group showing light/quick feet as he operates low to the ground with soft hands at reception. Showed avg. arm strength (81 mph) but was accurate across with all of his throws. Offensively, it’s a clean and easy LH stroke with natural feel for the barrel that showed during BP and in game with a couple knocks.

Boston has been a consistent performer in front of our scouting staff and he showed well again last weekend. Ran a strong 60 with a 6.84 with speed/athleticism that translated into the OF where he showed strong movements to and through the baseball. Had an impressive BP as well where he swung it with damage intent. Flashes of above avg. bat speed for his level within a flatter LH stroke that impacted the ball well to the pullside.

Landry was one of the more advanced MIFs of this group. Operates low to the ground with light feet that play aggressive through the baseball with soft hands. At the plate, there’s noticeable quickness to the hands that throw a direct barrel to the baseball with an approach that stays through the middle of the field.

Maximus showed strong skill both on the dirt and at the plate while flashing good athleticism. Ran a 6.84 60-yd dash. At SS, he moved noticeably well, showing smoothness and quickness with his range. Glove actions are there and he got off accurate throws across with quality strength (86 mph). At the plate, it’s a loose and easy LH stroke with present barrel accuracy that showed with multiple in-game knocks.

Prendergast showed adv. catch/throw ability (1.87 POP) where he uses a quick/compact exchange and a strong arm (80 mph) that got off accurate downhill throws to the bag. Also displayed good impact at the plate where he turns the barrel well which allows him to loft it well through the middle of the field. Also jumped on the mound where he ran it up ot 87 with his fastball.

Lewis is a physical catcher that showed strong skill behind the plate and quality impact offensively. Strong exchange and footwork with flashes of an above avg. arm for his level with a caught stealing during gameplay. Offensively, it’s legit bat speed where the barrel works on an uphill path with easy ability to loft it to the pullside where he left the yard a couple times during batting practice.

Avery stood out throughout the weekend. Clean defensive workout in the OF showing clean glovework and got off accurate 1-hop throws to the bag. At the plate, displayed a rhythmic LH stroke that was consistently on-barrel both in BP and in gameplay where he had a LD barrel back through the middle and to the pullside.

Kooper was one of the better athletes of the group. Ran the best 60 of the HS All-State group with a 6.69. Showed clean glove actions at SS with an accurate arm that was able to make throws from different angles/slots. Was a barrel finder at the plate both in BP and during gameplay. Uses a simple compact stroke where the barrel works short-to-long through the zone.

Gonzalez was one of the more projectable athletes of the group standing 6-foot-3, 162 pounds. Moved well at SS, showing light feet that play through ground balls with rhythm and smooth glove actions. At the plate, showed impact to all fields during BP and in-game with a couple of loud opposite field triples. Flashes of some above avg. bat/hand speed for his level and he creates good leverage with his lower-half.

Jackson flashed big upside both as a position player and as a RHP. Stands a projectable 6-foot-3, 185 pounds that holds a bit of strength already. Aggressive and intentful actions in the OF, working through it hard with a big arm that got off throws with natural carry/accuracy (92 mph). Had a loud BP round showing well above avg. juice for his level, leaving the yard a couple times. Jumped on the mound as well where he ran it up to 91 with the FB while mixing in a quality SL/CH.

Kohler showed strong catching ability both during the workout and gameplay and got off some strong hacks during BP. Worked quick out the crouch with a compact exchange that allowed him to work fast to release. Quality arm strength but strong accuracy where he put most of this throws right on the bag. At the plate, it’s a simple stroke where the barrel works short/direct to the baseball where he sent multiple hard LDs into the LC gap.