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Bumstead showcased excellent two-way potential. The right-handed bat flashed pop to his pull side during batting practice and continued to perform strongly in game. On the bump, he utilized a quick arm and a clean delivery, topping out at 79 with good feel to spin a tight slider.
Peyton exhibited bat-to-ball skills as well as power upside. The left-handed bat worked to lift the ball with the ball showing jump off the barrel. The bat speed stood out along with the athleticism, as he ran a 7.24 60-yard dash. Topping at 74 with a quick shoulder, Peyton also has solid potential on the mound.
Rogillio displayed good power potential with the bat. The Louisiana native met the ball with plenty of strength to the hands at impact with present pop to his pull side. The backstop possesses a physical frame and showed solid arm strength behind the dish. A secondary pitcher, Rogillio ran his heater up to 76 while throwing his curveball with confidence in all counts.
Randall stood out with solid two-way potential. His arm strength played both behind the plate as well as on the hill. Using a level bat path, he proved to have some good barrel skills. He caught runners stealing in game with a quick transfer and accuracy to accompany the aforementioned arm strength. Randall had a dominant outing pitching, throwing two scoreless and punching out six. He worked up to 76 mph, showing great feel for his slider.
Bourgeois played well both defensively and offensively. The infielder made all of the plays, tough and routine. He proved to have a sure glove along with an accurate arm. With the bat, he utilized rhythm and repeated his swing well. The stroke is clean and refined, with quality bat speed and fluidity.