Street was up to 85 mph on the bump with a fluid delivery and easy arm action from his 6-foot-4, 170-pound projectable frame. Showed the ability to command the fastball to the glove side and big arm side run to right-handed hitters when needed. Curveball in the low-70s for a secondary offering to keep hitters off-balance and the ability to control both pitchers around the zone. Easy mover with athleticism and big upside moving forward.

Dorminey ran the fastball up to 80 mph and showed a feel to pitch with a three-pitch mix. The 5-foot-11, 150-pound primary third baseman recorded the highest exit velocity of the showcase at 85 mph. His pop showed up in game with an opposite field drive to right field that was caught at the fence.

Galason displayed quick hands on both sides of the ball and big time arm strength from his 5-foot-9 slender frame. The shortstop posted a 7.08 seconds 60-time and made throws across the diamond at 87 mph. He also recorded some of the highest exit velocities from the right side of the plate. A fast-twitch athlete with frame to fill as he adds to his present plus tools.

Simo was dominant on the bump with his fastball up to 81 mph and quality four-pitch mix that featured two distinct breaking balls and changeup. He tossed three perfect innings while striking out the first eight batters he faced and finishing off his outing with a slow grounder to third base. He landed a changeup in the 72-74 mph range at will and his curveball in the mid-60s and slider in low-70s were both quality offerings. The primary left-handed pitcher also showed athletic actions in the field during games and drills in the outfield and at first base as a two-way player moving forward.

Brannon recorded throws from the outfield at 84 mph and from first base at 82 mph. The right-handed Brannon covers a ton of ground in centerfield with good reads and solid jumps. The left-handed hitter posted exit velocities at the top of the leaderboard with more in the tank as he matures into his 6-foot-1, 165-pound frame.

The strong-framed Howard showcased arm strength across the diamond at shortstop and on the mound. He was up to 83 mph from both spots with under control and repeatable actions. Present strength in the box from the right-handed hitter that drove balls all over the field during game action and a projectable frame to add more size and strength moving forward.

Sosebee displayed arm strength and a quick release behind the plate for a 2.00 pop time with carry and accuracy around the bag. A primary catcher, he showed the athleticism to move around the diamond with throws from the outfield at 81 mph and on the infield at 80 mph. The right-handed hitter was all over the barrel during games with multiple hits using the whole field and ability to turn around velocity.

Groeneweg displayed strength in his frame all weekend with the 5-foot-11, 180-pound right-handed pitcher running the fastball up to 80 mph. He featured a three-pitch mix with curveball and changeup in upper-60s and the ability to land for strikes. His arm strength carries over to the field as he made throws the infield and outfield in the high-70s as well as tops on the leaderboard with an 83 mph exit velocity from the right side of the plate.

Fenhagen was up to 79 mph on the bump and recorded four strikeouts over two scoreless innings during game action. The right-handed pitcher featured a breaking ball in the upper-60s and showcased the ability to execute both pitches when he stays over the rubber and works downhill. He showed the ability to control the strike zone and manipulate the baseball with his strong hands and frame down the slope.

Hanna displayed a well-rounded toolset on both sides of the ball as a right-handed hitting 3B/RHP. He recorded an 83 mph exit velocity and tripled to deep right-centerfield in game action with a feel for the barrel. He also featured a three-pitch mix on the bump with fastball up to 74 and a pair of breaking balls as he matures into his slender projectable frame.

Hammonds ran the fastball up to 79 mph over a two-inning stint on the bump and showed the ability to control the strike zone. A mid-60s breaking ball was his primary secondary as he finished with three strikeouts and one hit allowed. The primary outfielder recorded a 7.04 second 60-time and showed his athleticism and strength with 82 mph exit velocity in young slender frame.

Garcia displayed a big toolset over the weekend with a 7.24 seconds 60-time and throws from the outfield at 81 mph. An easy and athletic mover with clean funnel in both the infield and outfield as a SS/OF. The 5-foot-9, 143-pound Garcia is wiry strong and showcased it in the box with an 83 mph exit velocity which was tops for a 2028 grad.