Hill put together a really good weekend, starting it off with a 7.39 60-yard dash. He also showcased some big bat speed and gap to gap strength in his round of batting practice. He's a young and physical player that had a big showing at the plate during game action, as well.

Brown was one of the standouts through the entire workout section and in both phases in game action. He showed big arm strength in both the infield and outfield workouts and it translated onto the mound well. He got up to 84 mph, sitting in the low-80s with good command. He also had a few hits in game action after a solid batting practice.

Carpenter kicked off the workout section with the second fastest 60-yard dash and followed it up with throwing 87 mph from the outfield. That arm talent really shined on the mound as well, getting up to 83 mph and mixing a downer shaped breaking ball.

Collins really shined behind the plate throughout the weekend. He recorded a pop-time of 1.94 and threw 78 mph from behind the plate. The actions really worked in the game as he threw out multiple base runners as well. He also had a few hard hits after a good batting practice.

Scheidt was one of the better arms that we saw throughout the weekend. He lived in the upper-70s with a good foundation for spinning the baseball. He also recorded a 7.31 sixty-yard dash.

Barnes got off to a hot start in the workout section, recording the fastest 60-yard dash of the event, a 7.14. He also was into the upper-70s on the mound, showing good arm talent.

Wade took one of the better rounds of batting practice in the younger group. It's a smooth and synced up left-handed cut with natural loft. He was also into the upper-70s on the mound.