Banks Alexander (2028 Lexington, SC) has a short and quick stroke with lots of juice in the hands, the ball comes off hard with a line approach.

Jake Clement (2028 Cambridge, IA) has an easy swing with a heavy barrel and has feel to hit and doesn’t have to cheat for power.

Pablo Cruz (2028 Utuado, PR) has a solid hit tool form both sides and took a very good round, being on time for everything with the ability to hit liners to the middle.

Beau Hite (2028 Greenwood, SC) loose and whippy swing with excellent bat to balls skills and budding pop in the bat.

Jonathan Marzullo (2028 Bradenton, FL) has huge power potential and it is showing up in game. He got extended and belted some majestic shots over the left field wall.

Charlie McCrory (2028 Spartenburg, SC) is an extremely strong RH bat and pummeled a couple balls well over the wall. The ball explodes off his bat.

Bryan Mesa (2028 Hialeah, FL) has big projection with ease jump and lofted a couple balls that showed his potential as a middle of the order bat.

Trendyn Motley (2028 Huntersville, NC) made the field look small, driving balls to the deepest part of the yard that carried well over the fence. The carry off the bat was intense.

Luke Straw (2028 Clearwater, FL) showed plenty of potential with the bat, using a quick and accurate swing that has some lift to the pulls side.

Gavin Whitley (2028 Greenville, NC) had to be put in after hitting balls off the bricks in centerfield. That type of juice has to be commended.

Keelan Zumwalt (2028 Lees Summit, MO) took one of the more impressive batting practices hitting balls just as far to the opposite field as he did to the pull side. He is one of the more advanced bat in the entire country.

DJ Ford (2028 Tampa, FL) has extremely fast hands and he was able to get his best swing off on every pitch. The twitch is real.

Nolan Slaymaker (2028 Fort White, FL) is an incredibly strong young prospect with some of the best raw power in the country.

Isaias Torres (2028 Oviedo, FL) has long been looked at as one of the better power bats in the class and showed that by putting balls in the top of the trees during workouts.

Levi Kerr (2028 Waxhaw, NC) has huge projection in the frame and the ball comes off with loft and true spin, and he had a consistent round with a couple long homers to the pull side.

Colt Bakich (2028 Clemson, SC) has a quick swing and found the barrel with consistent, even lifting a ball over the rf wall to end his round.

Weston Barrett (2028 Apopka, FL) took a round that stood out, even in an impressive group. He hit balls just as hard and far from both sides of the plate that made the BP even more impressive.

Charlie Scott (2028 North Reading, MA) has a very fast bat with a flat barrel and stays I nthe zone well. He put an exclamation point on the round by going over the tress in left field.

Junwoo Jang (2028 Suwanee, GA) is a very interesting bat to follow with strength in the frame and the ability to really drive balls to both gaps.

Aiden Kearney (2028 Winter Park, FL) found the barrel early and then opened it up, hitting six balls over the wall showing both lift and hammered line drives with tons of drive off the bat.

Chase Alonso (2028 Tiger, GA) has a strong frame and easy bat speed and was another power bat that made the field look small at times.

Kanin Summey (2028 Palm Harbor, FL) looked to get out front and did regularly, hitting balls hard to the pull side and showing some pop dring his round.

Pryce Perkins (2028 Oxford, MS) has a big frame but also showed looseness to the swing and when he was on time his some balls a very long way.

Janiel Flecha (2028 Humacao, PR) has good twitch in the left-handed swing, and though he has a smaller frame there is some drive off the bat that was on display.

Anthony Huaranga (2028 Nutley, NJ) launches with authority and can get space even in tight windows allowing him to drive balls to the pull gap with jump of the bat.

Lukas Metzen (2028 Houston, TX) has an impressive round from both a current hit and future power perspective. He will gain strength and the power will show up in a big way.

Ian Jansen (2028 Tampa, FL) back spun balls consistently and the ball flew off the bat all over the yard. There is excellent projection in the power department.

Jacob Reynolds (2028 Charlotte, NC) has extremely fast hands and torqued the handle well, blitzing balls hard off the leftfield wall. Impressive bat speed and accuracy.

Kekoanui Payapal (2028 Kaneohe, HI) took a professional round and hammered hard liners to the middle of the field with feel for the barrel and thump of the bat.

Madden Pike (2028 Puyallup, WA) has the same upside from both sides of the plate and showed excellent intent while still finding the barrel on almost every swing.

Chase Utley (2028 Huntsville, AL) took a good BP, staying with an approach and hitting balls to both sides of the field, with lots of projection remaining in the frame for future growth.

Brandon Perkins Jr. (2028 Bowling Green, KY) has extremely fast hands and can manipulate the barrel to hit hard liners while keeping that hand speed up through contact.

Brooks Bond (2028 Council Bluff, IA) is a throw back of sorts, willing to hit liners from line to line and take what was given to him, even in batting practice. This type of approach will translate to games easily.

Christian (CJ) Estrella (2028 Chandler, AZ) had some of the easiest juice seen on the day and could be a very strong human as he matures. This is a highest level power follow over the next couple years.

Saxon Smith 29208 Lucas, TX) has good length in the swing and got the bat head out front and drove balls with good lift and carry to the middle of the field during drills.