Stickler showed a strong third base profile, flashing some pop and strength. The ball jumps coming off the barrel and he has the arm strength to stick at the hot corner.

Antonio showcased good handle for the barrel and pop that comes easy. The swing is conducive for power and he recorded an velocity of 88 mph. The righty also topped at 82 mph with some sink at the bottom of the zone.

Shield ran a very quick 6.64 60-yard dash and the athleticism certainly plays. The outfielder was on the barrel plenty and the bat speed through the zone is advanced.

Feldmann ran the heater up to 83 mph along with quality pitchability. The right-hander has the ability to locate to both sides of the plate and the curveball flashed swing-and-miss potential, featuring tight spin.

Prentiss showed good strength in the bat and recorded an exit velocity of 87 mph. The bat path is direct with good feel and he nabbed a runner at third base attempting to steal in game.

Leach III is a quality athlete with a clean stroke and path through the zone. The swing is functional with solid bat speed and the Maryland native possesses plenty enough feel to defend well in the dirt.

Williams Jr. is a left-handed power stick and it plays big to the pull side. The Virginia native can backspin it and also showed considerable arm strength from multiple spots, topping at 89 mph from the outfield.

Haggard has standout arm strength from behind the dish and it was on display both in workouts and in game. He threw 87 mph from the outfield as well and uses a loose and rhythmic swing.

McNew flashed pop to both gaps and produced some loud barrels, recording an exit velocity of 88 mph. There is strength in the hands and the power projects well moving forward.

Broadhead showed lots of impact in the bat, recording an event-best 91 mph exit velocity. The third baseman has juice that plays to pull and threw 88 mph across the diamond along with carry.