Browning showed well in all facets of his game this weekend, running a 7.09 while throwing 82 mph from showing nice actions and athleticism in the dirt. His right-handed swing possesses plenty of bat speed as he gets the barrel through the zone well, impacting the ball hard at the point of contact.

Cantu found himself atop several leaderboards this weekend, running the sole sub-7 60 (6.97) while his 83 mph throw from the outfield was also tops. He also threw 81 mph across the diamond and showed a balanced left-handed stroke with lots of bat speed and hard/loud contact off of the barrel.

Anderson is a physical 5-foot-11 backstop who showed well in drills with a smooth/quick transfer and athletic actions, but it was with the bat where he showed the loudest. He connected for a pair of loud doubles to the pull side fence, staying short to the ball with plenty of bat speed and obvious jump off of the barrel.

Benoit is a strong 6-0/200 right-hander who showed a clean operation on the mound, pounding the zone with a full three-pitch mix. His fastball topped out at 79 mph and regularly missed bats throughout his outing, tunneling both a curveball and changeup extremely well while throwing with plenty of confidence.

Beaty was excellent during his time on the mound, showing a smooth and athletic delivery which allowed him to routinely pound the strike zone. His fastball topped out at 78 mph with hard running life which jumped on hitters and showed confidence in a late biting curveball while also turning over a mid-60s changeup.

Darden is an intriguing prospect to follow as he's much stronger and longer than his listed 5-9/140. He's a smooth runner who posted a 7.18 and glides in the outfield where he showed clean and athletic actions. His right-handed swing possesses solid bat speed, staying short to the ball with plenty of strength in his hands while showing comfort turning on the ball.

Finegan showed well on both sides of the ball, first with his right-handed swing as he shows both strength and looseness to his hands, impacting the ball well to all fields. On the mound the left-hander topped out at 78 mph with a clean operation while working downhill through the zone.

Chambers is a long 6-foot-3 lefty who seemed to get strong with each inning, sitting in the mid-70s in his third frame, peaking at 76 mph. The velocity played up as he used his size well and mixed both a curveball and changeup around the zone.

Callahan is a very long and projectable 6-4/160 prospect who impressed at his primary position on the mound. In some tough weather, he worked in the 75-78 mph range with solid arm speed and some feel to throw strikes with 3 pitches.

McClenan was another who showed some things to like on the mound as he worked up to 78 mph with good arm speed and showed some feel to spin a breaker in the low-70s. He also showed some thump at the dish with lots of intent and good bat speed to project on.

Suarez showed a strong battery in his showcase with developing athleticism playing really well. He is an interesting 5-8/145 backstop with plenty of versatility defensively. His infield actions were clean and transfers awareness up the middle ranging very well in live game. He displayed a well-rounded toolset with plenty to like in his ability at the plate as well proving able to hit with strength to all fields.

Dickey is a 5-9/140 holding a standout two-way performance over the event. In the outfield his awareness complimented some mature actions finishing playing flashing a lot of upside in the arm. He caught attention with his accurate barrel creating some leverage with easy impact. He versatility played very well and even displayed some solid pitchability in an efficient short stint on the mound.

Arriaga is an intriguing athlete with a lot of quality pieces to build a promising complete player down the road. At the plate he impressed with raw strength projecting well from the left side. Defensively his arm is versatile and he plays with an excellent motor that moves well for his build and transfers athleticism smooth to 1B wear he seemed plenty comfortable making plays.

Norris is a developing athlete with quality young tools heading in the right direction. He highlighted a lot of feel for the middle infield with sure-handed and quick release tools finishing plays consistently. He moves well with a 5-9/135 frame with obvious room to fill and transfer to the field with leaps of potential to see develop on both sides of the game.

Drexler showed some intriguing tools that could project as he matures. He ran a 7.51 60-yard dash, solid for the age, has some quickness and arm strength defensively and showed it on the mound as well where he worked up to 76 mph with good arm speed and some developing feel to spin.