Santiso began his showcase by running a 7.08 in the 60-yard and then continue to show well, especially in live action. There's both strength and quickness in his left-handed swing and he showed bounce to his actions behind the plate, block well on balls in the dirt.

Harris continued to show well in all facets of his game, especially his arm strength, as he led the event in outfield and infield velocity as well as with his peak fastball of 84 mph. He's just as talented with the stick and shows a fast and strong right-handed swing with plenty of thump at impact.

Gauff continues to refine his overall game while making noticeable improvements to his overall tool set. He ran a 7.26 and continued to show quick catch and throw skills behind the plate, though his bat speed and ability to drive the ball (particularly left-handed) really stood out both in BP and live action.

Nelson will immediately catch your eye with his 6-foot-5 frame, and despite the combination of size and age, he does a very nice job of staying balanced in the box. His hands are very fast as he whips the barrel through the zone, generating easy bat speed with intriguing long-term power potential. He was also up to 81 mph on the mound.

Harris will only continue to elevate his game as he fills out his long 6-foot-1 frame but already has the tools to make you notice. He threw 80 mph from both the outfield and infield, ran a 7.26 in the 60-yard and showed a nice combination of bat speed and barrel whip with each swing he took.

Trivison showed nice potential on both sides of the ball, especially as he fills out his 6-foot-1/135-pound frame. He made for a very uncomfortable at-bat with moving parts and big angle while pumping the strike zone in the upper-70s and also showed a fluid left-handed swing with nice bat speed and power potential.

Boshell has a longer 6-0/175 frame and showed some things to like on both sides of the baseball this weekend. There's whip and bat speed to his left-handed swing, showing the ability to impact the baseball during his round of BP and there's equally impressive arm speed on the mound as he was up to 83 mph in his lone inning.

Reali is listed as a primary pitcher but it was his right-handed bat that he made the most noise with on the weekend, showing a combination of strength and bat speed while creating torque with his lower half. The arm strength is certianly there as he threw 81 mph from the outfield and 80 mph across the diamond before working into the upper-70s on the mound.

Ramsey made the trip down from New Jersey and despite being a center fielder, where he impressed with his overall athleticism in live action, he was just as intriguing when he took to the mound. He does a nice job of hiding the ball in his delivery while running his heater up to 80 mph, already showing comfort in spinning a breaking ball.

Hannah showed a nice collection of tools over the showcase, throwing 81 mph across the diamond while running a 7.24 in the 60. He swings with intent at the plate and shows present bat speed and also ran his fastball upwards of 82 mph on the mound.

Dockery shows some present arm quickness on the mound to monitor moving forward and when his delivery was in sync this weekend, he was able to generate some very hard and late running life on a fastball which touched 80 mph. He also showed some feel for a short tilting breaker up to 69 mph which he worked around the zone with.

Dantzler impressed on the mound and at the plate, pounding the zone with his fastball that features short arm side run. He attacks the zone and works ahead of hitters consistently. At the plate, he has a balanced swing with nice hand quickness that he pairs with a line drive approach.

Osbourne stands 6-0/160 already and put together a quality outing on the mound, matching the event's best fastball with a top bolt of 84 mph. Along with the velocity, he already shows some feel for spinning the baseball while working mostly down in the zone.