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2026 PG Jr. National Showcase (06/06/2026 - 06/10/2026)

5-Green vs. 6-Maroon Game Highlights
6/8/2026 5:45:17 PM

Ashton Santomo (2028 OF, Highlnds Ranch, CO) got us off to a hot start with a laser up the middle for a base hit. Santomo has been on the barrel often in games, and sent this one at 95 EV.

James Callaway (2028 RHP, Alpharetta, GA) got the start for the Maroon squad, working in the 86-88 range in the first with good downhill angle. Callaway works a smooth delivery with a fluid arm action, and also mixed in a higher spin breaking ball in the mid 70s with 11-5 shape (~2535 RPM). 

Reese Hall (2028 LHP, Goodlettsville, TN) got the start on the hill for the Green squad, working in the 86-88 (T89) with the fastball. Hall has a bit of cut to the fastball, and sequences that with a fading changeup around 77 (~1500s) and a breaking ball in the mid 70s with some sweep (~2600 RPM).

Oliver Higgins (2028 LHP, Waddell, AZ) had a solid showing on the mound, working in the 83-85 range with the fastball. Higgins has a very athletic delivery on the mound with plenty of room to add strength, and went to the slurvy breaking ball as his go-to at 71-73 & 2703 RPM. 

Ethan Hanamann (2028 RHP, Green bay, WI) had a good showing on the hill, working in the 86-88 range with good life to the fastball. Hanamann has a shorter arm action with a smooth delivery, and went to the changeup often with fade around the upper 70s-low 80s at 1300-1500 RPM.

Connor McDonald (2028 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) showed off the sinking fastball with a bit of run to the arm side. McDonald has a lanky, athletic frame with plenty of projection to add to the velocity. He worked the fastball right in the mid 80s and is mixing in both a fading changeup in the mid 70s and a bigger breaking ball in the mid-upper 60s.

Jackson McDonald (2028 1B, Lenexa, KS) has been all over the barrel in games today, and in this one he shot one into the right center field gap for a double. McDonald has plus power at the dish in the '28 class, and he sent this one oppo at 96 EV. 

Ty Page (2028 3B, Atlanta, GA) showed off the strength to the pull side in this one, shooting one off the third baseman at 96 EV. Page has a physical profile with good hand strength, and didn't miss the barrel on this one.

Tyler Jackson (2028 SS, Mebane, NC) made an incredible play on a back hand play at short, going into the hole for and making the throw off balance. Jackson has solid defensive ability with athleticism, and showcased well in workouts. 

Noa Das (2028 RHP, Boca Raton, FL) had an impressive display of stuff in the seventh, working comfortably in the mid 80s with good downward angle and tail. Das also mixed in a splitter with the over the top arm action, really kills the spin on it well in the low 70s and getting the spin down to the 700s.

Spencer Norman (2028 OF, Roswell, GA) got the barrel to one here in the seventh, catching one out front for a loud double. Norman works with a solid base with the physical frame, and sent this one into left at 98 EV.

Shaurya Bhosale (2028 SS, Oviedo, FL) has a solid barrel in the seventh, going deep to center for a double. Bhosale has some obvious strength at the dish, sending this one at 98 EV.

Dane Thornton (2028 SS, Southlake, TX) shot one through the right side for a single late in this one, showing off the feel for the barrel and strength to the pull side. Thornton has an athletic profile with strength to the hands, sending this one through at 97 EV.

Braylon Disla (2028 SS, Wimauma, FL) had a solid showing of stuff here working the fastball up to 89 with good life at the top of the zone. Some mixed results with the command, but still noteworthy stuff, also mixed in a mid 70s breaking ball with good shape.