Browning showed off an extremely quick arm from the outfield, throwing 90 mph during his round and then throwing 91 mph across the diamond. Jumped on the mound, working up to 89 mph on the fastball. Showed off bat speed during BP & produced 97 mph exit velocity during DK Testing.

Christman really stood out for his arm strength, both on the mound and positionally. Primarily a lefthanded pitcher, Christman worked up to 87 mph on his fastball with huge arm side life on the pitch, showing a downer curveball and fading change as well. He also worked out defensively and was clocked up to 92 mph on his throws from the outfield.

Cantu ran a 6.69 60-yard dash and showed off real athletic actions on the infield, throwing 86 mph across the diamond. Hit really well during BP and in-game with a balanced & athletic stroke from the left side & posted a 90 mph exit velocity during DK Testing.

Bumila was downright dominant during his time on the bump, striking out six batters and not allowing a hit over three innings. At 6-foot-6, 195-pounds, he's huge with long limbs and ran the fastball up to 87 mph. There's substantial projection here and he already shows feel for a three pitch mix.

High level tools on both sides of the baseball and a notably physical presence for the age. Event leader in exit velocity at 101 off the bat, showed it in game with a line drive triple that carried to the fence and was loud off the bat. High level athlete, 6.94 runner and 90+ from the outfield. Hopped on the mound and was up to 90 with the fastball and flashed some feel for a slider.

Offensively, out of a wide stance he is able to keep the swing simple and match plane well. Throughout batting practice, we saw the ability to back spin balls deep to the pull side, carried it over into in game success where he launched one homerun and another double off the base of the wall. Left-handed hitting catchers are always at a premium and this one may be one to keep an eye on.

Comeau is a lean and projectable 6-foot-3, 160-pounds with very good tools and performed very well with the bat. He threw 90 mph across the diamond, moves well, and the swing is a gorgeous uphill stroke from the left side that you can dream on the power long term.

Autrey threw 85 mph from the outfield and also threw 84 mph across the infield with athletic actions. He showed off tons of juice and can create easy leverage, producing a 96 mph exit velocity during DK Testing.

Diaz was named the MVP of the event and it was easy to see why as his performance in game backed up the tools he showed during the workout. At 6-foot-2, 220-pounds, Diaz is immensely physical and can impact the ball with great force. There's home run power in there now and he was an extra base hit machine during games.

Cowan threw 86 mph from the outfield with good carry. Had good rhythm in the box during BP with barrel whip and strength to impact, carried over in-game with a home run during game action. Also ran the fastball up to 87 mph with arm-side run and sink.

Drda introduced himself to the event in a massive way, crushing a no-doubt home run in his first at-bat of the weekend. Drda swings with intensity and the juice was real during batting practice. He's also got a mid-80s arm with good athleticism.

A catcher with fluid movements, a quick transfer and accurate throwing arm. Showed impressive catch and throw skills in defensive workouts. Some pop and barrel control at the plate with a pull side approach. Impacted the baseball in game with multiple hits including a triple to the gap.

McCraw has excellent bat speed from the left side to go along with a very strong throwing arm up to 89 mph. He has a well-rounded skill set with very good peripheral tools.

Beaty lived in the mid-80s working up to 86 mph with very good feel for his secondary stuff. The LSU commit is a legitimate two-way player too as the upside here on both sides of the ball is tremendous.

The profile is intriguing not only because of the hit/power blend but because of the elite plate discipline, a tool that I think will help carry him up baseball's ladder. Performed well in game including but not limited to a deep pull side shot in game 1 Sunday. As he continues to add strength and further refine his craft, he could jump into the top tier of left-handed power bats in the class.

Offensively, put together a strong round of batting practice with natural movements in the lower half that generate a portion of the above average pull side power. Was able to knock a couple out during the round. Barrel feel translated to in game success where he registered a couple of hits. Filled up the zone with a low 80's fastball and mixed in a slurvy breaker that has the makings of potential future plus.

Left-hander with repeatable athletic movements in the delivery and notably arm strength. Up to 85 on the mound with some deception to the pitch. Feel for spinning a breaking ball with healthy shape and depth for strikes. Threw the baseball very effectively and there’s plenty of projectable qualities to develop on the mound.

Good carry and accuracy to the throws. At the plate, it’s a simplistic approach that works direct to impact. Uses the lower half effectively to create torque. Quality barrel accuracy that translates well into in game success. Hopped on the mound for a brief stint and flashed a full mix. Attacked hitters from the jump and forced a bunch of weak contact.

Osceola is a good athlete on the mound and has a clean, repeatable delivery. There's good angle on the 82-84 mph fastball with feel for a breaking ball too. The Florida State commit has big upside and does it easy.

Dinger has good two-way tools, showing advanced power and general strength at the plate, but really stood out on the mound. He worked up to 86 mph on his fastball from a good delivery with good arm speed, and shows feel for spinning the ball as well with a curveball that flashes sharp bite and good depth.

Francis ran a 6.72 60-yard dash before working out well in the infield and taking a good round of BP, showing off a quick stroke through the zone that translated in-game as well. Picked up a couple of hits, including a double in-game.

Fastball shows some arm side run with decent attack angle. Curveball is soft with two-plane break and above average depth. Mixed in a spin killing fade changeup that has promise. At the plate, there are plenty of things to like. Simple swing that works direct with healthy loft. Gets to well extended impact frequently allowing his mechanical advantages to create leverage in the air to the pull side.

A tall and athletic frame on the mound with projection and present feel for a fastball and breaking ball. Up to 85 and working downhill with the fastball and a developing breaking ball that is already landed for strikes well. Arm speed and physicality stand out on the mound.

An athletic infielder with some foot speed and above average arm strength that profile for the left side of the infield. Showed balanced and well connected swings on the baseball with a blend of strength and bat speed in the swing. Real pop off the barrel and the all around tools to become an impact player.

Efficient swing with a lower half that works in unison with a direct swing path that gets to well extended impact regularly. Strong in game performer. Hopped on the mound for a 2 inning look. Arm talent is obvious with a lively mid 80’s heater that he got by quite a few opposing bats. A downer breaking ball was executed on occasion. Very impressed with Harvey’s quiet presence throughout in game action. A ton here to like.

Hayes has an extremely long-bodied and projectable frame, and looks the part of a future lefthanded flamethrower on the mound. He worked up to 85 mph with his fastball and generates good sinking action out of a lower ¾ slot, turning over a good changeup with fade and strong tunneling as well.

Manis jumped on the mound, working up to 88 mph with arm-side run and a good feel for a 1-7 curveball to pair. Worked east/west and repeated well for success on the mound. Also threw 85 mph from the outfield and had some good impacts during BP.

He is a rangy defender that can really track in center. Works direct with the knob, lower half moves well. Ball jumps off the barrel. The standout quick twitch shows up in all facets. Elite base runner that glides at high speed. Stole a bunch of bags and forced the issue for the extra 90 feet. Has the unteachable athletic tools to potentially be a special player.

Newman showed really impressive requisite tools including a sub-7.00 second 60 yard dash and a mid-upper 80s arm. The defensive skill set really stood out with soft hands and a very good internal motor at shortstop.

Pearrow was a hitting maching during game action, collecting numerous extra base hits and doubles. It's a good swing and approach and there's obvious feel for the barrel and hit tool here.

Pennington ran a 6.94 60-yard dash and threw 85 mph from the outfield with carry to the bag and athletic footwork before throwing 83 mph across the diamond with athletic actions. Took a good round of BP, showing some bat speed with a rotational swing.

Webb worked up to 87 mph and held the mid-80s during his outing on the mound, pairing it with a late-breaking slider and a healthy curveball with good depth. Worked through a good outing on the mound.

Naylor worked out well in the outfield, throwing 82 mph with a quick arm and strength showing before throwing 87 mph across the diamond. Real physical in the box with real juice that translated in-game. Produced 99 mph exit velocity during DK Testing.

Lambert came into the event as a top 100 ranked prospect and he certainly fit that billed description. He's got size and strength with good athleticism in the box, 87 mph throws from the outfield, and an offensive skill set that has solid upside.

Showed the tools of a developing power hitting outfielder at High School All State Select. Quality athlete with developing arm strength in the outfield. The left-handed bat looks to be the primary carrying tool, flashing some power with strength in the swing and ability to lift the baseball. Weekend highlighted by a no doubt home run to the right centerfield gap.

Strong arm that plays with carrying accuracy from either spot. Fluid swing with big leg kick and waggle. Delivers the barrel on time, looks to do damage through the gaps. Violent through the zone. Aggressive base runner that has the speed and baseball IQ to go out and hunt extra bases. Racked up the stolen bases with 5 in game 1. All the physical tools are in place to be a future high division 1 type.

Cross was solid working out of the crouch with throws at 77 mph and 1.94 pop time and also threw 86 mph across the infield with fundamental actions. Showed some strength in the frame and the ability to impact well during BP with an 85 mph exit velocity during DK Testing.

A PG Select Festival alum, Hassan has a very strong offensive skill set that played extremely well in game. Hassan also ran a sub-7.00 second 60 yard dash and immediately made his presence known crushing a double and another long fly out in his first game.

A legitimate two-way prospect already at 6-5/185 with big arm strength and powerful right-handed bat. Three pitch-mix, up to 84 with the fastball and strike throwing ability with the slider. Arm strength plays well above average for the age in both the infield and outfield. Put powerful swings with leverage on the baseball in BP. Notable upside as a power hitting presence from the right side.

Hullett handled the stick well, swinging it well during BP, showing good intent, and using leverage to leave the yard. Produced an 88 mph exit velocity during DK Testing. Also was up into the low-80s on the mound, throwing three pitches for strikes sequencing well.

Developing two-way talent, turned in an impressive performance on the mound this past weekend. Showed a feel for a three pitch-mix with a fastball up to 81 with sink. A sweeping breaking ball that was thrown for strikes and feel for turning over a change up. Kept hitters off balance changing speeds and eye level. All the developing traits to get outs on the mound as a left-handed pitcher.

Bruns has big time arm strength and was an asset defensively both behind the dish and at third base, the latter where he turned in a web game on a liner down the line. He's a physical hitter too with impact potential and showed consistency in his at-bats in game.

Burke is ranked in the top-100 of the 2027 class already and it’s easy to see why when he gets on the mound, as he shows impressive arm speed from a lower ¾ slot, generating big arm side life on his fastball in the low-mid 80’s. He also has good feel for spinning a sharp slider with good tilt.

Castor has good natural athleticism and a frame that will allow him to continue getting stronger as he matures, showing a quick bat from the left side of the plate with consistent barrel skills and a whole-field approach. He also came up huge in a clutch spot, tripling to lead off an inning and coming around to score the winning run later that frame.

Cheij homered during game action, showing the power that he flashed in batting practice can translate to game action well. He's a balanced hitter who uses the whole field with impact and can receive well behind the plate too.

Another two-way talent from High School All State Select. Put together quality at-bats and got to the barrel collecting two hits in game. Fundamental swing with room to add plenty of strength. Showed fastball and curveball on the mound with the ability to really spin a sharp breaker with depth. Showed present arm speed with some projection on the mound.

A versatile defender that showed a solid fundamental skill set in both the infield and outfield. Footwork and a loose clean arm action with present arm strength and accuracy. Simple athletic swing in the batters box with balance and connectivity. Got to the barrel for a double in game this weekend.

Lowery stood out both behind the plate and at it. He has good quickness behind the plate with solid arm strength and the overall toolset to develop into a standout defensive catcher, and did a good job of consistently finding the barrel at the plate with power into the gaps and a very smooth overall lefthanded swing.

A middle infielder that showed the athleticism and arm strength to develop into a playmaker on the left side of the infield. Showed an accurate arm across the diamond all weekend long. Put together quality at-bats in game showing some bat speed and ability to drive the baseball. Highlighted by a run scoring triple into the gap.

Norton has real two-way tools, showing advanced power at the plate for his age with a frame that will continue to pack on strength while also running his fastball up into the mid-80’s on the mound and missing tons of bats along the way.

A physical left-hander with a quality three pitch mix, present arm speed and pitchability on the mound. Fastball sat consistently in the low 80’s and topped at 83, mixed in a 1-7 shape breaking ball and really sold a change up with late drop. Strike throwing ability was apparent throughout. Upside with a present feel for getting outs from the left side.

Vais has a projectable build and a very fast arm, showing well defensively in a couple spots, but really standing out on the mound mostly. He has advanced feel to spin the baseball, clocking 2500+ rpm spin rates on his slider that missed bats consistently, and he’s already in the low-80’s with his fastball with good command and higher spin.

A first baseman/outfielder with a powerful right-handed bat and present pull side pop. A direct hand path and level plane through the zone to consistently barrel up and drive the baseball. Solid all around fundamentals at first base and in the outfield with the bat to profile there.

Athletic outfielder with developing tools to potentially profile at all three outfield spots. Blend of strength and bat speed creates plenty of jump off the barrel. Swings with intent, was on time in game and got to the barrel multiple times. Real chance to develop into a next level impact player.