Ian Roseboro- the 6-foot-4, 210-pound right-handed hitting outfielder put up some big numbers during drills and carried it over to game action. He posted a 7.19 60-time with solid actions working through the ball in the outfield and exit velocities during batting practice near 100 mph. During game action, the Central Cabarrus High School product rifled a ball into leftfield for a single at 101 mph off the bat.

Allan Ichim- the 6-foot-3, 190-pound primary shortstop displayed a solid skillset on all sides of the ball with present strength as an uncommitted two-way player to watch moving forward. The North Gwinnett product made throws across the diamond at 90 mph and ran the fastball up to 88 mph on the bump while pounding the zone at a 73% strike rate with a three-pitch mix over two innings of work with four strikeouts. A right-handed hitter, Ichim also displayed leverage through the zone and homered during game action, finishing with three hits and exit velocities in the high-80s.

Kaiden Boggs- a primary shortstop, Boggs showcased the skills and body control on both sides of the ball as a two-way player to keep an eye on in the 2029 class. He finished the weekend 4-for-7 with a double and exit velocities up to 89 mph. A secondary right-handed pitcher, Boggs also ran the fastball up to 84 mph with a strong base down the slope and the ability to control spin with a three-pitch mix.

Jace Frye- Frye displayed athletic actions on both sides of the ball and with his lean 6-foot, 165-pound frame projects to increase his already solid metrics across the board. A primary outfielder, Frye posted a 7.24 60-time and ran the fastball up to 81 mph on the bump as a secondary right-handed pitcher. Offensively, Frye showcased a balanced swing with rhythm to impact and three hits in six at-bats including a triple in game action.