River Brim- the 5-foot-11, 171-pound primary shortstop displayed clean glove actions with a quick release during drills. The athletic actions on the dirt translated to the box as the right-handed hitter posted one of the highest exit velocities of the event at 93 mph. With an upright and balanced stance, Brim displayed a feel to control the barrel through the middle of the field with lofted impact to the pull side.

Cooper Spencer- the 5-foot-11, 160-pound left-handed hitter recorded a couple hits during game action with a long double to centerfield that registered an 87-mph exit velocity. With his projectable lean frame, he displayed a rhythm in the box with quick hands through the zone. Spencer consistently finds the barrel and with his 7.09 60-time, the junior from Northgate High School displayed all the skills necessary to make a jump as he matures and adds strength.

Blake Banks- Banks recorded a 7.21 60-time and made throws from the outfield at 88 mph. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound Walnut Grove product showcased strength across the board in his game with multiple loud barrels during batting practice and a 92 mph exit velocity during drills.

Hampton Watts- an athletic primary outfielder, Watts posted a 7.00 60-time, and an 88-mph exit velocity during drills. The right-handed hitter from Lexington High School homered and doubled over the weekend showing impact and leverage out front while showcasing an all-fields approach.

Grayson Kohn- the 6-foot, 175-pound primary catcher recorded a 1.95 pop time and 88-mph exit velocity during drills. A solid defender behind the plate with arm strength and accuracy, Kohn showcased a compact stroke in the box with the ability to release the barrel out front with impact at point of contact.

Jett Wilson- the strong-framed primary shortstop from Magnolia Heights High School displayed solid footwork and clean glove actions on the dirt. A right-handed hitter, Wilson showcased an accurate barrel during batting practice and the ability to turn the barrel over during game action with a pair of knocks including a triple.

Chase Lima- the 5-foot-7, 150-pound right-handed hitter finished 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles in game action. The primary third baseman from Wellington High School recorded a 7.37 60-time with solid footwork to gather and some arm strength on throws across the diamond. Lima has been a consistent performer at PG events and with his present upside on the offensive side of the ball, the bat is the carrying tool to keep an eye on.