Hansen provided plenty of value behind the dish in game, keeping runners at bay with plenty of arm strength and bounce out of the set, posting a 1.98 pop time. He flashed line drive tendencies at the dish with ability to drive the ball gap to gap.

Dombrosky was a standout in the OF, getting directly to the baseball with projectable arm strength up to 83 mph. He also worked off the mound, keeping hitters uncomfortable in the box with natural run on the FB up to 81 mph.

Carss was one of the more impressive RHPs on the weekend, making quick work of hitters with the FB topping out at 84 mph. He did a nice job of extending down the slope and replicating arm speed on the breaker with evident spin profile up to 2346 rpm.

Garcia was a two-way name to watch, topping out at 82 mph on the mound repeating the delivery well with fluid movements while also providing plenty of value on the offensive end with backspin and carry generated to the pull side of the field, posting an exit velo of 90 mph.

Albizu Jr showcased solid range to both sides with reliable glove work and intriguing arm strength up to 83 mph across the diamond defensively. At the plate, he flashed both power and contact tool, posting an exit velo of 87 mph.

Chan was another name who impressed offensively throughout the event, consistently barreling baseballs to the middle / pull side of the field with present strength in the hands. The 5-foot-10, 180 pound prospect posted an exit velo of 89 mph.

Bisson did a nice job of taking direct routes to the baseball and carrying momentum through release from the OF, ultimately topping out at 82 mph. He swung it well offensively with good feel for the barrel and overall repeatability to the stroke, posting an exit velo of 85 mph.

Vasquez topped out at 84 mph from the OF flashing natural athletic actions with a clean and consistent release. He consistently created carry to the pull side of the field offensively, posting an exit velo of 84 mph.