Dubose showed his athleticism over the weekend in his long and lanky frame with throws across the diamond at 80 mph. Recorded a few hits at the dish in games and ran a 7.28 second 60-yard dash while showing the ability to execute a three-pitch mix on the mound.

Smith recorded a 2.15 pop time behind the plate with a clean transfer and quick release. A switch-hitter in the box with pull side impact from the right side.

Justan displayed a versatile toolset with a pop time of 2.34 seconds and feel for the leather at both corners of the infield and outfield. A right-handed hitter with a tall lanky frame that projects for more impact as he matures and adds strength to his present barrel awareness in the box.

Bennett was 4-for-6 at the plate with good at-bats over the weekend from the primary shortstop. Showed his versatility moving around the diamond at multiple positions and ran the fastball up to 73 mph on the bump.

Johnson did everything over the weekend with plays to both sides at shortstop with strong accurate throws and the ability to consistently be around the baseball across multiple positions on the field. He ran the fastball up to 75 mph and a breaking ball around 64 mph at 2340 RPM while recording a 7.15 second 60-yard dash time from the athletic primary shortstop.

Brannon is an athletic centerfielder with fundamental actions and arm strength with carry on throws at 77 mph. A left-handed hitter in the box with a feel for the barrel and projectable frame with room to add size and strength.

Jenkins showed present strength in his frame as a primary left-handed pitcher running the fastball up to 76 mph and a sharp breaking ball at 68 mph when he stayed on top and got to extension. He also showed pull side pop during batting practice and in game from the left side of the plate.

Ellington displayed two-ability as a primary shortstop who can make all the throws from left side of the dirt while also running the fastball up to 78 mph on the bump. Athleticism showed from the outfield with throws at 84 mph while one-hoping the left field wall in game for a standup double at the dish.

Wooten is an athlete with long strides and solid actions all over the field. Clean exchange on throws from the infield and outfield up to 80 mph and ability to stretch for extra bases on the paths with his 7.25 second 60-yard dash time. He also ran a sinking fastball up to 76 mph and slider at 63 mph for strikes.

Jessee ran the fastball up to 74 mph with a curveball in the mid-60s while showing his prowess as a two-way player as a strong right-handed hitting first baseman. Present strength and ability to control the barrel through the zone and impact the baseball gap-to-gap.

Gandy showed quick feet and hands with a 2.19 pop time and ability to pocket the baseball while receiving behind the dish in game. His hands work in the infield as well with under control actions working around the ball and online direction. Went 2-for-4 at the dish with ability to find the barrel from the right side of the plate.

Guhl recorded a 7.11 second 60-yard dash time which translated to his quick feet and release behind the plate for a 2.18 pop time. A wiry frame with room to fill and feel for the barrel in the box as matures into his swing with line drive results.

Johnson ran the fastball up to 75 mph from long and lean right-handed frame with curveball around 64 mph at 2050 RPM. Secondary first baseman with throws across the diamond 76 mph with more in the tank as he fills his projectable frame.

Hunter showed good actions and arm strength in the outfield with throws up to 75 mph from his young left-handed frame. A good athlete for his size which transferred to the bump with fastball up to 70 mph and solid curveball at 62 mph from his rhythmic over-the-head delivery.

Osbourne ran the fastball up to 70 mph and big breaking ball at 57 mph from his slender right-handed frame. Solid mechanics and delivery from Osbourne and some feel for the barrel in the box from the left side of the plate.