Hansen put together one of the more well-rounded showings, starting with a 6.91 60-yard dash. Clean hands and consistent actions were shown during infield workouts, while the arm reached 84 mph across the diamond. Quick bat speed and strength at contact helped generate hard contact consistently both during batting practice and in-game action.

Geisen showed strong two-way potential with loud tools on both sides of the ball. A strong arm generated a fastball up to 88 mph on the mound and reached 90 mph during infield workouts. At the plate, quality power played to the pullside gap consistently with more power to tap into down the line.

Simeon displayed an athletic skill set that can impact games in a multitude of ways. Feel for the barrel and good bat speed allow for line drives to be sprayed to all fields. Clean actions were shown on the infield and behind the plate, throwing 81 mph across the diamond and posting a 1.94 pop time.

Gray displayed intriguing two-way potential throughout the weekend. A strong arm produced a fastball up to 85 mph and reached 86 mph across the diamond during infield workouts. At the plate, quality left-handed power was shown with the ability to drive balls pullside often.

Cadiz showcased impressive power at the plate during batting practice and in-game action. The slugger posted a 90 mph EV and found multiple barrels, including a loud homerun to the pullside. A projectable frame hints at even more power down the line.

Tinkey showcased intriguing stuff on the mound. The righthander creates some deception on into release, allowing the fastball to play higher than its current velocity at 80-83 mph. A wipeout slider at 70-73 mph might have been the best pitch at the event, missing bats consistently and posting spin rates near 2800 rpm.

Jacobsen features a strong, physical frame that can generate loud contact at the plate. A simple swing with strength at contact and extension out front allows for balls to be driven to the pullside gap and helped post a 93 mph EV.

Caughren showcased a strong arm that stood out at multiple positions, including reaching 89 mph across the infield and up to 84 mph on the mound. At the plate, a lofted path with long levers resulted in a 94 mph EV.

Sheffer turned heads during defensive workouts, reaching 93 mph from the outfield and showing athleticism behind the plate that helped produce a 1.90 pop time. At the plate, a direct path with extension out front allows for balls to be driven gap to gap consistently.

Zdunek showcased an impressive hit tool with intriguing power potential. Quick hands and good intent allow for balls to be driven well to the big part of the field, helping post an EV of 89 mph. Sound actions were shown in the outfield with an accurate arm that reached 83 mph during workouts.

Berg displayed an intriguing mix of present stuff and projectability on the mound. The righthander ran the fastball up to 87 mph with more velocity coming down the line. A curveball at 66-69 mph consistently got hitters off balance, while a low-70’s changeup was thrown for strikes regularly.

Keck features an enticing mix of tools that hint at a high ceiling down the line. The outfielder ran a 6.92 60-yard dash and showed good athleticism during defensive workouts. A strong arm stood out, reaching 88 mph with plenty of carry behind it.