Hong moved around in the infield with great actions and lots of bounce, throwing 85 mph across the diamond. He pounded liners up the middle during the round and exhibited an easy and functional stroke.

Terry is a great athlete and it showed up in facets on the diamond. The North Carolina commit ran a 4.87 40-yard dash and employed a sure glove with clean actions at short. Terry has the ability to lift with authority and he can really leverage the barrel.

Weaving was excellent and has legitimate bat-missing stuff. The fastball topped out 89 with big life. The uncommitted southpaw is loose and the slider has sharp sweeping shape. The stuff is already loud and projects even better.

Devine showcased very good tools across the board on Saturday. Running a quick 4.78 40-yard dash, the athleticism was also clear in the outfield. The swing is very simple, displaying juice to pull side and the middle of the field. Devine recorded an exit velocity of 90 mph.

Perry showed a live arm, running it up to 86 mph and holding mid-80s. The righty showed a full mix and kept hitters off balance well. Perry took vicious cuts in the box, producing loud barrels on a steep path to pull side.

Hambly impacted the ball from the left side and showed big strength at the point of contact. The power is real to pull side and he has the bat speed to match. The infielder also flashed solid arm strength, recording throws up to 85 mph from both the left side of the infield and first base.

Donahue lived in the 83-85 range from a quick arm in his outing. The Rhode Island native mixed in a solid breaking ball and the whole package projects well moving forward. The delivery is clean and he repeated well.

Coen is a well-rounded player with quality athleticism. The outfielder produced consistent line drives to pull side, recording an exit velocity of 86 mph. The parts work and the actions are clean in the outfield.

Moholland stands at 6-foot-3, 195-pounds and has great size that translates to solid power, recording an exit velocity of 87 mph. The left-handed hitter has plenty of strength out front, staying on an inside path. The primary infielder also showed good arm strength.

Bailey has great physicality and strength and topped out at 86 on the hill. He mixed in a horizontal slider that missed bats. The right-hander possesses solid pitchability already and has some pop in the bat as well.

Brown impressed with the bat, the glove, and on the bump. The left-handed stick has simple swing components with strong hands and all fields power projection. He looked very comfortable around the bag at first and the arm strength translates on the mound, topping at 84 mph.

Frostholm has a great combination of physicality and athleticism. Standing at 6-foot-3, 190-pounds, he showed a strong arm from both the outfield and the infield. Frostholm ran a 4.92 40-yard dash he pummeled balls to pull side, recording an exit velocity of 87 mph.

Holst operated in the low-80s from the right side and threw a nasty curveball. The hook elicited whiffs and he threw it with convicton, showing good bite and depth. The fastball can get on you and the Maine native also showed solid pop.

Koski exhibited easy actions in the dirt, staying light on his feet with snatch to the glove. The arm strength plays across the diamond, recording throws up to 86 mph. Koski swung the bat with a lot of intent and stays well connected while producing good results.

Cunningham showed a quick shoulder and lived mid-80s, topping out at 87 mph. The 6-foot-1 right-handed mixed in a quality breaking ball and change to round out the three-pitch repertoire. He competes well and the stuff missed bats.