Cullen Scott (2028 RHP, Melissa, TX) came out firing bullets in the mid-90s, showing huge arm talent, topping at 96 mph in the second. . The fastball has explosive life out of the hand and can really sink it at 90-91 too. Highest level arm talent here from Scott here and has big two-way ability. He also hit one hard at 98 EV for a single too. He then lifted a homer out to the pull-side at 93 EV/355 FT HR. 

Grant Arnold (2028 C, Merritt Island, FL) turned around a 95 mph fastball up in the zone and hit it into the trees for a long solo homer. The athletic tools are explosive and he has top of the class bat speed and power. He also ran the fastball up to 90 mph on the mound while producing plenty of deception. 

Duncan Carver (2028 RHP, Fairview, NC) worked a pair of solid innings and showed a good mix throughout. Fastball sat at 87-89 topping at 90 mph with quality arm speed. It's a fast arm and he has excellent feel to turn over a changeup at 75-77 along with landing an upper-70s slider to round out mix. 

Hunter Elmore (2028 1B, Moundville, AL) put a nice swing on one as he stayed on an outside fastball and shot a hard liner to the opposite field (101 EV). It's strong feel to hit with top end strength that has shown up throughout the event. 

David Vargas (2028 SS, Cartersville, GA) caught one out front and lofted it off the light pole for a homer (88 EV/344 FT). It's a loose and free left-handed cut with easy bat speed, projects physically for even more strength too. 

Easton Holmes (2028 RHP, Cumming, GA) fired a pair of solid innings, running it up to 92 mph and sinking it hard. He has good feel for a changeup that he turns over hard. 

Pat Conner (2028 RHP, Moss Bluff, LA) fired a pair of quality innings in the early going. Worked mostly in the mid-80s, topping at 89 mph with good feel for a three pitch mix. 

Colin Anderson (2028 MIF, Acworth, GA) put a loud swing on one as he went over the scoreboard the opposite way for a long solo homer (98 EV/397 FT). The hit tool is as good as any in the class and shows some thunderous hands here. 

Scott Fritz (2028 1B, Hawthorne, CA) put a good swing on one and hit it through the right side for a base hit to drive across a run. It's a big and physical left-handed hat with easy juice. 

Camden Dean (2028 OF, Southlake, TX) showed a good bit of intrigue here in his one inning to close things down. He was a fast arm and worked at 86-88 from a tough angle, mixing a changeup that he kills and a sweeping slider.