As a primary RHP, Parson displayed high effort mechanics with a controlled operation overall to top out at 88 mph. The athletic 5-foot-11, 182 pound prospect flashed a SL in the arsenal with late bite at 2168 rpm with additional spin profile in the future. Parson proved that he could provide value at more than one spot, touching 84 mph across the diamond while also posting a 6.98 sixty time and exit velo of 87 mph.

Loszynski was an offensive force throughout the event, taking one of the louder rounds of BP and then translating the stroke in game for success. The 6-foot, 175 pound righty generated impact gap to gap with ease, posting an exit velo of 88 mph. He also topped out at 83 mph across the diamond flashing soft hands and good lateral range.

Russo was another impressive arm that projects to continue adding more velocity, while offering a present three-pitch mix that generates tons of weak contact and empty swings. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound lefty ran his fastball up to 83 mph from a lower three-quarters slot, as he garnered tons of swings-and-misses with that alone. He used all four quadrants effectively, generates easy arm-side life through the zone and showed the ability to land his secondary offerings. The changeup is the separator with heavy side-spin and fade to it, and the lateral slider possesses promising traits moving forward.

Hotaling impressed with multiple tools during his event, starting on the defensive end where he showcased easy range and athletic quick twitch movements from the IF, ultimately topping out at 86 mph across the diamond. The righty constantly found himself on base in game, utilizing a line drive approach to generate backspin on the baseball. He successfully worked all parts of the field with present barrel control, posting an exit velo of 89 mph.

It didn't take long for Nawrocki to turn some heads, posting a 6.64 sixty time that provided tons of value on both sides of the field. Defensively from the OF, the 5-foot-9, 165 pound prospect glided effortlessly to spots with a clean arm action to ultimately top out at 85 mph. He produced loud impact in game on multiple occasions, creating carry to the pull side gap with leverage in the stroke. Posted an exit velo of 85 mph.

Cronin immediately impressed by posting a 6.78 sixty time, a tool that carried over to the OF where the 5-foot-10, 155 pound prospect displayed high effort/energy mechanics to top out at 85 mph. He also produced on the offensive end with a quick compact stroke that used both gaps effectively, posting an exit velo of 86 mph.

Carlo is the definition of an athlete, flashing multiple tools at his disposal starting with a 6.63 sixty time. From the OF, the righty created good separation with a clean buildup and transfer to top out at 85 mph. He posted an exit velo of 85 mph on the offensive end with flashes of both contact and power tools present.

Tenet was impressive on the mound, where the strong and durable right-hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph, while complementing it with a high spin curveball and replicated changeup. He commanded both sides of the plate effectively and was able to generate plenty of swings-and-misses with his full repertoire. The uncommitted 2025 also displays some ability at the plate, posting an 89 mph exit velocity and can certainly handle a corner defensively.

Bartick had one of the more mechanically sound offensive strokes present at the event, consistently shooting line drives to all parts of the field with compact hand speed and barrel control. He showcased active footwork from the IF, topping out at 81 mph across the diamond with a speed tool that posted a 6.90 sixty time.

Jorajuria was impressive in multiple facets throughout the event, as the 2025 Grad recorded a 7.19 sixty and produced arm strength up to 84 mph during infield drills. At the plate, he generates easy leverage out in-front and has plenty of bat speed. Lastly, he showcased some two-way potential by running his fastball up to 81 mph on the mound and displayed the aptitude for spin.

As a primary C, Lods was mechanically sound behind the dish displaying solid arm strength with a repeatable compact arm action to consistently put throws on the bag and post a 2.08 pop time. Don't let the strong 5-foot-9, 185 pound frame fool you, the kid is an athlete and can certainly run by posting a 6.72 sixty time. Offensively, he showed easy jump off the barrel and squared balls up consistently with bat speed and hand strength, posting an exit velo of 95 mph.