Sanchez showed off his cannon behind the dish, landing every throw right on second base while recording arm strength up to 75 mph with a pop time of 1.89 sec. He demonstrated tons of urgency and quickness out of the crouch along with other projectable traits. With the bat, the 6-foot-1 200-pound right-handed batter showcased his barrel skills and intriguing power tool during his BP round as well as in live action. The Southern commit recorded an exit velocity of 92 mph and ran a 7.25 sec sixty-yard dash.

Wheeler ran his lively fastball up to 91 mph on the mound and paired it with a 12-6 breaker that showed abrupt depth and induced swings and misses. He has an extremely powerful arm with great control of his arsenal. The 6-foot-5 right-handed hitter was just as impressive with the bat as he launched several baseballs into the gaps, creating leverage and impacting them with tons of strength. The Illinois commit recorded an exit velocity of 94 mph and ran a 6.77 sec sixty-yard dash.

Benz showcased his strength and athleticism on both sides of the ball. He has soft hands with tons of arm speed and the ability to create good carry on his throws across the diamond. The Oklahoma commit recorded arm strength up to 85 mph and displayed impressive receiving abilities at first base during live action. The 6-foot 200-pound right-handed batter has an intriguing hit/power tool with plenty of present bat speed and strength in the hands. He recorded an exit velocity of 98 mph and also ran a 7.07 sec sixty-yard dash.

Powell put together a very impressive and efficient outing on the mound as he ran his fastball up to 87 mph. The heater had life to it with occasional cut, and was paired with a well-replicated changeup that showed abrupt fade. He also mixed in an 11-5 breaker with good spin metrics to batters later in counts. The 6-foot 180-pound right-handed pitcher showed plenty of confidence and composure on the mound, along with intriguing pitchability.

Farris showed off his arm strength and accuracy from behind the dish, running it up to 82 mph with an impressive pop time of 1.81 sec. The 5-foot-11 185-pound catcher provides plenty of intrigue with the bat as well. He displayed a fluid, synced-up operation while showcasing the ability to create leverage from pole to pole. Farris also recorded an exit velocity of 88 mph.

Cox put his athleticism and arm strength on display as he demonstrated a natural feel for the outfield while running it up to 86 mph on the radar gun. During batting practice, the 5-foot-8 right-handed hitter produced consistent contact with leverage and flashes developing power to all parts of the field. He recorded an exit velocity of 85 mph and ran a 6.93 sec sixty-yard dash.

Towns showcased some promising traits behind the dish as he recorded arm strength up to 79 mph with a pop time of 1.91 sec. The 5-foot-11 catcher gained sufficient ground and was able to create carry on his throws to the bag. During BP, he launched several baseballs to the pulls-side, making consistent impact with the baseball. Towns recorded an exit velocity of 91 mph and ran a 7.25 sec sixty-yard dash.

Milburn put together an impressive outing on the bump, keeping his heater in the upper-80s throughout his two innings of work while inducing several empty swings with it. The fastball showed heaviness and arm-side run along with intriguing spin metrics. The 6-foot-2 right-hander landed two unique breaking balls—a shorter 12-6 and a sharper slider with late horizontal break. He sequenced his mix well and was very effective at mistiming hitters.

McIntosh demonstrated promising actions behind the dish, delivering quick and on-target throws to second base while recording arm strength up to 78 mph with a pop time of 1.94 sec. On offense, he showcased his on-plane and on-time stroke while producing multiple line drives to all parts of the field. The 2026 prospect also ran a 7.12 sec sixty-yard dash.

Sink demonstrated sound, fundamental actions in the outfield and delivered accurate throws up to 85 mph. On the mound, the 5-foot-9 left-hander topped his running fastball out at 80 mph and paired it with a 2-7 breaker that showed abrupt movement and spin up above 2400 rpm. Sink also put together a loud round of batting practice, impacting several baseballs to the pull-side. He has a very consistent barrel with the ability to create leverage out in front.

Story put his speed and athleticism on display by running a 6.65 sec sixty-yard dash. He demonstrated sound footwork and technique in the outfield while recording arm strength up to 88 mph. The 5-foot-8 right-handed hitter also impressed with his bat, leveraging several baseballs to the pull-side with some jump off the barrel during his BP round. Story also recorded an exit velocity of 92 mph.

Buenik showed out on the mound, running his fastball up to 88 mph. The heater showed tons of life and ride through the zone with arm-side run. He paired it with a well-tunneled, slurvy breaking ball and was able to manipulate the shape and speed of it. At the plate, the 6-foot-3 right-handed hitter utilized a loose, on-plane stroke with power potential to all fields. Buenik recorded an exit velocity of 86 mph and ran a 7.27 sec sixty-yard dash.

VanHouten put together a well-rounded performance, showcasing his tools on every platform. The 6-foot two-way prospect has plenty of lateral range in the infield with a strong arm that was clocked at 88 mph across the diamond. On the mound, he went after hitters with his FB/SL mix, running the heater up to 86 mph with spin nearing 2500 rpm. During his BP round, VanHouten put his hand speed and barrel skills on display, producing several well-struck liners to the middle of the field. He also ran a 7.10 sec sixty-yard dash.

Hasenour showcased sound footwork with clean glove actions in the infield while recording arm strength up to 85 mph across. He also put his arm talent on display from behind the dish where he delivered quick and online throws to the bag with a pop time of 1.96 sec. At the plate, the 5-foot-9 right-handed hitter controlled his barrel well throughout the zone and created good leverage to both gaps. Hasenour also ran a 7.11 sec sixty-yard dash.