O'Connell was impressive in all facets of his game, as the strong compactly built catcher seemingly barreled everything up throughout both games and during batting practice. He recorded an event best 1.98 Pop Time behind the dish, ran his fastball up to 79 mph on the mound and made numerous tough plays in the field look easy.

Mazzola is an athletically built young backstop with advanced catch-and-throw skills, present arm strength and offensive upside at the plate. The right-handed hitting catcher creates good torque with his lower half, staying compact through the hitting zone to deliver the barrel with authority. Plenty of remaining projection with emerging power potential.

Baig is a primary left-handed pitcher with loads of physical projection and velocity upside. The young 2025 grad ran his fastball up to 78 mph from a compact 3/4's arm slot. Flashed heavy arm-side run to the fastball with some feel for spin that will continue to improve as he matures.

Barron is strongly built at 6'/190-pounds already and the primary catcher displayed immense long term power potential and a good knack for finding the barrel. The primary catcher has a solid skill set behind the plate that will continue to expand as he matures.

Bausone is an athletically built young prospect with smooth, fluid actions at multiple positions and projectable attributes across the board. He uses a simple line drive approach at the plate with present bat speed to impact the baseball well to all fields, while exhibiting solid defensive acumen in both the grass and the dirt. Plenty of physical projection remaining that will only continue to expand his versatile skill set.

Kratz is an an extremely projectable young athlete with two-way potential and some present physicality. He ran his fastball up to 75 mph with advanced pitchability, while showing a simple, repeatable swing at the plate that flashes long-term power potential.

Patrissi is another intriguing two-way prospect with a high baseball IQ and plenty of projectable tools across the board. He ran a 7.38 sixty, recorded arm strength up to 79 mph across the diamond and showed consistent bat-to-ball skills with advanced feel for the barrel at the plate. Ran his fastball up to 76 mph to complete the two-way projection of skills.

Fajardo is a long, lean primary middle-infielder with quick twitch athleticism and projectable tools on both sides of the ball. Ran a 7.31 sixty with fluidity in his movements, soft hands in the dirt and arm strength up to 78 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he uses quick hands and good leverage out in from to spray line drives from gap-to-gap.