Solid athlete overall with a lot of room to fill out the frame right now, solid arm strength from the OF with throws up to 86-mph and has a quicker set of hands in the box. Good defender, higher ceiling with physical projection.

Multiple hits in game action, can really lock down the hot corner as well with a quick release and strong arm across. Good athlete, has a valuable skillset in various facets of the game that allow him to contribute.

Loudest BP round of the event with multiple bombs over the pull-side fence, has really made strides in the last few months with the upper half that has directly translated to better bat speed and impact. Couple of hits in game, performed this summer as well against high level comp.

The 6-foot-3, 185-pound shortstop ran a 7.03 second 60-yard dash and made throws across the diamond at 84 mph. Thomas displayed athletic actions on defense and pull side pop with extension out front from the right side of the dish.

Best raw juice at the event and showed it can translate in game with a 3-run bomb deep over the left-center fence. Simply all over the barrel in game action using all fields, made a statement with the stick this weekend.

Advanced hitter for just 15.5 and so young for the '25 class, barely scratching the surface of his physical projection as well. Ran the best 60-yard in the entire event at 6.78, solid AB's in game including a really nice approach on a 2K backside single.

Yarbrough showed his abilities on both sides of the ball as a right-handed hitting first baseman and left-handed pitcher. He recorded three hits during game action with some of the highest exit velocities and ran the fastball up to 81 mph with a three-pitch mix.

The right-handed hitting Wells had three hits including a double and three runs scored during game action with barrel control through the zone. The primary shortstop also hopped on the mound and recorded three strikeouts over three no-hit innings with a 73% strike rate over his 34-pitch outing.

Taylor posted a 7.12 second 60-yard dash time and recorded three hits over the weekend with a pair of runs scored in game action. The primary outfielder displayed athletic actions and accurate throwing arm during drills.

The left-handed hitting shortstop displayed a feel for the barrel with a middle-field approach and gap-to-gap impact during batting practice and game action with a pair of hits. Mendez also ran the fastball up to 78 mph as a right-handed pitcher with a three-pitch package over two innings on the bump.