8/14/2022 3:11:34 AM
Julian Hines (2024, Glendora, CA) found multiple barrels throughout the day. A short, compact path stays through the middle of the field well with feel for the barrel present.
Tyler Pechetti (2023, San Carlos, CA) showed the ability to miss bats often during an impressive start on the mound. The righthander showcased a three-pitch mix with a low-80’s fastball and the ability to change speeds well.
Noah Wilkes (2026, Apple Valley, CA) drove a ball down the left field line for a double. A compact swing with good bat to ball skills makes for a tough at-bat on opposing arms.
Jake Fuentes (2023, Tustin, CA) displayed impressive power the pullside with a double to the left field wall. A strong frame helps generate loud contact that can show up in-game often.
Lucas Hernandez (2026, Eastvale, CA) drove a ball into left field for a base hit, displaying a clean linear path capable of producing hard hit line drives regularly. Hernandez also showed some two-way potential, attacking the zone with a fastball that got up into the low-80’s.
Aiden Bravo (2025, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) kept the hands back and hammered a breaking ball into deep left field for an RBI knock. A strong frame and good leverage within the swing helps generate solid pullside power.
Jacob Imoto (2024, Oceanside, CA) was an impressive arm out of the pen. The lefthander ran the fastball 83 mph with good depth on the curveball at 67-70 mph. Imoto also showed some two-way potential, lacing a ball into center field for a hit late in the game.