O'Loughlin was simply electric in all facets of his game, as the immensely projectable two-way talent was fun to watch. He ran a 7.28 sixty, recorded arm strength up to 85 mph from the outfield and continued to display an advanced hit tool with excellent feel for the barrel. On the mound, he ran his fastball up to 84 mph in this look with tons of arm speed and an innate ability to spin the baseball.

Patel has continued to impress each time we see him and this event was no different, as the immensely projectable 2027 Grad has added noticeable strength. He ran a 7.25 second sixty-yard dash, produced accurate throws up to 80 mph during infield drills and athleticism in his movements in the dirt. At the plate, he generates easy bat speed and flashed enticing power potential from gap-to-gap. On the mound is where he shined, running his fastball up to 82 mph with explosive arm-side life and exceptional feel for his sharp breaking ball.

Mauro showcased an intriguing set of tools across the board, as the lean and athletic primary outfielder recorded a 7.11 sixty, produced arm strength up to 81 mph from the outfield and ran his fastball up to 78 mph. At the plate, he exhibits a smooth left-handed stroke with plenty of present bat speed and an innate feel for the barrel. Huge physical projection remaining.

Mosenthine is an extremely athletic two-way talent with tons of physical projection. He recorded a 7.12 second sixty, produced arm strength up to 76 mph across the diamond and showcased a simple, repeatable stroke at the plate. On the mound is where the most intriguing lies, as he ran his fastball up to 80 mph from a lower three-quarters slot and paired it well with two promising secondary offerings.

Lopez was impressive in multiple facets of his game, as the athletic 2027 Grad showcased two-way skills and plenty of projection physically. He produced arm strength up to 80 mph across the diamond, impacts the baseball with authority at the plate and performs in-game. On the mound is where he showed the most promise, as the young right-hander worked up to 82 mph with life through the zone and sequenced effectively with fastball/curveball mix.

Boehm is an exciting young prospect with two-way abilities and tons of projection remaining. He ran a 7.35 second sixty, produced accurate throws up to 81 mph across the diamond and has loud barrel skills at the plate. On the mound, he once again showcased plenty of things to like, running his fastball up to 80 mph. He showed the aptitude to spin the baseball, ripping off several breaking balls in into the 2400 RPM range.

Eddis is a tightly wound, physical middle-infielder with two-way abilities. He displayed fluid actions in the infield, ran his fastball up to 78 mph and impacted the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap.

Epting offers intriguing projection with now tools, as he will assuredly continue to physically mature. The left-handed hitting primary outfielder has looseness to his hands at the plate, good feel for the barrel and uses the whole field effectively. He recorded arm strength up to 77 mph from the outfield, while displaying smooth, fluid actions during drills.

Fiore continued to showcase his overall hit tool during the event, as he consistently impacts the baseball and performs in-game action. The tools have continued to improve, as he recorded arm strength up to 77 mph from the outfield and 75 mph from first baseman. The innate ability to frequently find the barrel certainly stands out.

Gallina is another two-way talent with physical upside and plenty of projection remaining. He displayed smooth, easy actions during infield drills and produced arm strength up to 79 mph across. At the plate, he exhibits a repeatable, line drive stroke with tons of hand speed and feel for the barrel. He ran his fastball up to 80 mph in a short appearance on the mound, while landing his two-plane breaking ball for strikes.

Rana is a well-proportioned two-way talent with plenty of intriguing components to his game. His arm strength stands out, as he produced throws up to 81 mph across the diamond and ran his fastball up to 82 mph during a brief appearance on the mound. At the

Trigone was impressive on the mound, as the 2027 right-hander has an innate ability to spin the baseball and projects for a ton more velocity moving forward. He ran his fastball up to 78 mph with raw spin rates into the 2200's and ripped off a few hellacious curveballs into the mid-2400s. He pounded the zone effortlessly from a loose, three-quarters arm slot and tunneled his two-pitch mix seamlessly.

Wrobel is an athletic middle-infielder with tons of physical upside and projection remaining. He displayed smooth, fluid actions during infield drills and recorded developing arm strength up to 72 mph across. At the plate, he employs a simple, compact stroke with feel for the barrel and budding impact potential.

Huston is a live-bodied 2028 Grad with long levers and huge physical projection remaining. The left-handed hitting primary third baseman implores a loose, leveraged stroke with good feel for the barrel and budding power potential. Defensively, he has versatility with more than athleticism to play both the infield and outfield presently. He ran his fastball up to 77 mph in this look and will assuredly continue to expand his overall skill set with additional strength.

Ehrenkranz impressed on the mound with his ability to sequence his three-pitch effectively, while offering huge upside with more velocity coming. He ran his fastball up to 79 mph with sink to the bottom of the zone, landed his breaking ball for strikes and replicated arm speed on his changeup.