Archie posted the best pop time of the event with a 2.03 showing some feel for the actions as well as arm strength behind the dish. at the plate all he did was pick up extra base hits in each of the games with some pop to all fields in his right-handed swing.

Bennett does a lot of things well on the diamond but his arm strength certainly makes the biggest impression. He topped out at 89 mph from the outfield and 86 mph on the mound. He also showed a hard breaking ball with late bite as an out pitch.

Pearsall showed the best speed of the event running a 6.74. That speed showed up in game action as eh found his way aboard with multiple hits and was able to routinely take extra bases.

Rivers took one of the more impressive rounds of batting practice as well as infield session at the event. The bat jumps off his barrel to the pull and on the dirt he has a mature skill set doing a nice job getting the ball across the diamond with consistency.

Hopkinson already has the look of a standout pitcher at 6-foot-2 175-pounds. His fastball is already getting into the low 80's consistently and when he is landing both his curveball and the changeup for strikes he has the makings of a very projectable three pitch mix.

Bailey was impressive in the box and on the mound. His right-handed swing shows some juice to the pull side while he ran the fastball up to 80 mph on the bump and landed his breaking ball fro strikes.

Watson displayed some juice to the pull side with a smooth left-handed swing that allows him to get the ball in the air with easy. His 6-foot 170-pound frame shows some room to project on moving forward which will only increase the power potential for the young catcher.

Childer did a very nice job behind the plate handling good arms and presenting the ball well for the umpire. His lean athletic frame allows him to move well in the crouch and get his body around the ball whether it be receiving or blocking.

Ramoley showcased some promising bat speed from the right side that showed up not only in batting practice but in the cages as well. He impacted the ball best to the pull side and posted an 85 mph exit velocity.

Caballero displayed some advanced actions with the glove for his age in game as well as during the workouts. At the plate he showed an accurate barrel with an ability to use all fields.

Jackson shows a good understanding of fundamentals on both sides of the ball with good glove work and a swing that allows him to find contact at a high rate. These actions at his age project well moving forward as eh counties to grow and mature.