8/7/2022 5:27:15 PM
Karson Knox (2023 C, Wake Forest, NC) was a defensive asset for his squad during both days of the event, constantly holding the running game at bay behind the dish with a 1.95 pop time. The actions for Knox were quick and compact, gaining ground in the footwork with more than enough accuracy to pinpoint throws on the bag. Knox also flashed the ability to handle the bat well on the offensive end, putting good AB’s together with strength in the 6-foot 190 pound frame.
Corbin Martens (2025 1B, Mount Pleasant, SC) put an aggressive approach on display at the dish, jumping on a FB early in the count to drive a triple to deep LF. The 6-foot-1 185 pound prospect showcased solid hip torque and natural lift in the bat path with quickness to the hands that generated loud impact.
Cameron Main (2023 LHP, Roanoke, VA) looked sharp on the bump, striking out five and only giving up one hit through his three innings of work Sunday. The projectable 6-foot-2 170 pound lefty worked efficiently, pounding the zone with success from a 3/4 slot. He repeated the operation and hid the ball well, mixing a slide piece with horizontal tilt as his primary off speed offering.
Samuel Cozart (2025 RHP, High Point, NC) worked a light one inning on the bump the way a #7 overall national prospect would, as the physically developed 6-foot-7 235 pound righty pounded all quadrants with ease flashing the full FB/SL/CH arsenal. Extending downhill well and releasing from a 3/4 slot, Cozart displayed plenty of feel for spin with the ability to manipulate shape and size of the breaker. He worked quickly and confidently on the bump with very few competitive swings against him if any.