Armenta had one of the louder performances on the weekend. Athletic actions stood out on the infield with arm strength that performed well in the outfield. Advanced barrel feel stood out at the plate, driving multiple balls deep into gaps during in-game action. A quality three-pitch mix rounds out an intriguing two-way profile with obvious upside.

Fillman showcased intriguing two-way potential throughout the event. A strong arm performed well in the outfield and on the mound, reaching 83 mph and 81 mph from each respectively. A compact swing at the plate showed the ability to drive balls with authority when squared up.

Ryan had a strong overall showcase workout. Started with one of the better 60-yard dashes of the group in a 7.37. Then it was fundamental actions in the INF and OF that flashed some of his athleticism. In BP, he showed good intent to each swing and made consistent quality contact that transferred in-game to a couple barrels including a deep triple into the right center gap.

Lopez was solid across the board this past weekend. At the plate, he had a solid BP flashing some quality impact to the pullside. Defensively in the OF, he showed proper footwork and glovework where he fielded it clean and worked through it well with a strong arm for his level. The arm translated to the mound where he was dominant in his three shutout innings, running it up to 80 with a quality changeup and slider that both induced whiffs.

Mobley put together a well-rounded performance, showing defensive versatility and two-way potential. A strong arm creates quality carry across the diamond, while a clean transfer behind the plate helped produce a 1.97 second pop time. The arm strength plays on the mound, running the fastball up to 79 mph with a sharp, mid-60's curveball to go with it.

Was one of the better INFs of the group. His athleticism showed with his footwork and lateral quickness while also exhibiting clean glove actions. At the plate, he put together a solid round of BP flashing some quickness to his hands that provided quality barrels into each gap. He even jumped on the mound where he was up to 73 with a developing upper 50s breaker.

Wida put together a sound showing on both sides of the ball. Clean actions on the infield allow the routine play to be made consistently, while reaching 76 mph across the diamond. There are quality components to the swing present that allow for balls to be driven gap to gap.

Iopa displayed sound footwork and quality carry throughout defensive workouts, reaching 72 mph across the diamond. A clean path at the plate allowed for line drives to be sprayed to all fields.

Reininger one of the better two-way performers this past weekend. Ran a solid 7.68 60-yd dash and had a quality INF workout where he showed sure hands and a strong arm across the diamond for his level. Offensively, he flashed some quality bat speed when he laced a triple down the LF line in-game action. His performance on the mound is what stood out the most where he ran it up to 78 with a low 60s breaker that both induced whiffs.

Najera was easily one of the stronger catchers of the group showing advanced catch/throw ability with his 2.09 pop time as well as some present blocking and framing skill. Offensively, it’s a controlled stroke with some sneaky pop where he found consistent hard barrels during his BP round that transferred in-game to a couple pullside knocks. He even jumped on the mound and was up to 75 and mixed in a quality developing breaker in the mid-upper 60s.

Baracy showed quality stuff on the mound. The fastball got up to 72 mph and was thrown for strikes. A quality curveball at 60-63 mph generated whiffs often. The arm strength played across the infield and a loose, left-handed swing showed the ability to use the entire field.