Grace showed off a very athletic profile and can do a bit of everything. The shortsop can really pick it at short with advanced actions, quick feet and arm strength across. The bat is fast as well, staying very short and direct. Grace has a fluid barrel, employing a line drive approach. The athleticism was evident in all areas, running the fastball up to 77 with a sharp breaking ball as well.

Vicknair was impressivve with the stick and on the mound. The Lousiana native was quick out the crouch with arm strength and accuracy. The swing is super simple and compact with strength to the hands. On the bump, Vicknair topped out at 82 mph from a repeatable delivery. The breaking ball featured tight two-plane break and the profile projects well all-around.

Peyton showcased excellent power projection from the left side. The swing has lift to the path with strength, producing easy pull side juice. The primary outfielder went deep in batting practice and showed intriguing upside on the mound as well. Peyton missed bats with a fastball up to 78, pairing it with a 12-6 curveball.

Brown ran the fastball up to 77 mph, holding the velocity and employing a compact delivery. The righty went to the curveball in deep counts and rounded out the three-pitch mix with a changeup. Brown can also swing it, coming off hard when squared and recording an exit velocity of 83 mph.

Vansickle, a primary first baseman, showed standout physicality and strength. It plays and was evidenced, recording an exit velocity of 83 mph. The right-handed bat has present pop to pull side and the ball jumps off the bat with plenty of carry. Vansickle swings the bat to do damage and the power projects well.

Boyd had a strong showing, looking strong all-around. The primary shortstop displayed clean glovework and actions in the infield, throwing across with quality arm strength. Boyd has strength at the point of contact and showed the ability to use all fields with authority. The arm strength plays on the bump as well with heavy cutting life up to 76 and a good curveball.

Maricle showed very good arm talent, topping out at 77 mph from the left side. The southpaw is an easy mover and the heater has life and arm side run to it. The 6-foot-1, 155-pound frame projects a ton and he showed the ability to land the breaking ball for strikes as well.

Patterson displayed a repeatable stroke with strength out front. The bat speed is advanced with pull side and middle of the field contact during his round. The Mississippi native produces line drives often and the swing is very functional. Patterson showed choppy footwork in the outfield along with an accurate arm.

Dupont, a primary outfielder, projects well on both sides of the ball. The swing has loft thru the zone that will be conducive for power. The left-handed bat looked to lift and elevate with the ball coming off really well, recording an exit velocity of 78 mph. Dupont also missed lots of bats on the mound, topping at 75 mph with late life. The feel to spin the breaker and manipulate shape stood out as well.