Hayden had one of the louder showings on the mound, running the fastball up to 88 mph and displaying feel for both a fading changeup and slider. The arm strength also played from the outfield, reaching 88 mph during workouts. A strong frame helped produce hard contact at the plate when squared up with more power to tap into.

Lee put together one of the more well-rounded showings, starting off with a 6.85 60-yard dash. Athleticism played well on the infielder where a strong arm reached 88 mph across the diamond. Quick hands and barrel feel at the plate finished off an impressive performance.

Contreras showcased one of the stronger bats at the event. A strong, physical frame generates loud contact often with power that plays to the pullside during in-game action. A strong arm was shown both on the infield and at first base, reaching 83 mph and 81 mph respectively. There is some two way-way potential on the mound, where a fastball/curveball combination can stay off the barrel.

Heupel showed intriguing two-way ability throughout the course of the event. Athletic actions and clean hands stood out on the infield. Solid bat speed was shown at the plate with the ability to generate loud contact when squared up. The fastball got up to 83 mph with quality armside run, while a short, tilting slider stayed off barrels consistently.

El-Dahabi showed strong tools in multiple facets of the game. Solid arm strength was shown in the outfield, reaching 81 mph during workouts. Loose hands consistently got the bat head out front and drove balls to the pullside, reaching an exit velocity of 87 mph. Quality speed topped off a well-rounded workout, posting a 7.22 60-yard dash.

Rosales features a strong, physical frame that produces loud contact at the plate. The slugger looks to do damage in the box and can do so when squared up, proven by an event-best 90 mph exit velocity. The righthander also flashed some intriguing two-way potential, running the fastball up to 80 mph while showing feel for both a curveball and changeup.

Miller showcased a well-rounded skill set that can make a loud impact. Quick speed was shown on the 60-yard dash, posting an event-best 6.72 60-year dash. A strong arm reached 81 mph across the infield, where sound athleticism was shown. Quality bat speed helped drive balls well gap to gap throughout batting practice and produced a max EV of 86 mph.

Birch showcased advanced feel for the barrel throughout the week, producing a sound batting practice round and plenty of barrels during in-game action. Sound actions were shown on the dirt with clean glove actions being shown. The arm reached 81 ph across the diamond. Quick speed rounded out a solid showing with a 6.86 60-yard dash.

Delange posted strong numbers throughout the event, starting with a 7.29 60-yard dash. Quick arm speed out in the outfield, reaching 81 mph during workouts. At the plate, a simple swing showed the ability to barrel balls to all fields on a consistent basis.

Choi put up strong numbers throughout the weekend. Confident actions were shown on the infield, where a strong arm reached 83 mph across the infield. Sound barrel feel allowed for balls to be driven to all fields with sneaky power to the pullside. A 7.25 60-yard dash finished off a well-rounded showing.

Young displayed impressive bat speed and strength at the plate, showing the ability to drive balls well gap to gap. There is middle of the order potential there with power that will only continue to develop. The routine play can be made consistently on the defensive side, showing the ability to handle both third base and first base.

Lee got the event started with an impressive 6.90 60-yard dash. Solid athleticism and a decent arm were shown on the defensive side, reaching 76 mph from the outfield. At the plate, strength at contact and extension out front generated hard hit contact often with projectable power from the left side of the plate.