Cullen Garner (2028 RHP, Saint Augustine, FL) showed a full three pitch mix with plenty of strikes and competitiveness. The fastballs at in the low-90s and peaked at 92 mph and there were three solid pitches for whiffs. 

Cole Albert (2028 RHP, Youngsville, LA) has a super projectable 6-5 frame and sat 88-90 moving the pitch to both halves of the plate. He's going to throw really hard down the line with how easy the operation works.  

Champ Banks (2028 OF, Nashville, TN) smashed a single through the pull side that left the bat at 101 mph. Banks has a lot of power and the ball explodes off the bat. 

Tyce Johnson (2028 SS, Temecula, CA) smashed a single at 95 mph off the bat that ricocheted off the pitcher for a single. Johnson has had a very impressive showing this week and continues to standout. 

Dylan Cunningham (2028 RHP, Peabody, MA) showed big stuff running the fastball up to 94 mph. There's lots of carry and arm strendth here adn he can really spin a breaking ball while landing the changeup too. 

Bentley Smith (2028 RHP, Santa Rosa Beach, FL) went 6 up 6 down during his outing and showed good feel to pitch. The changeup was the out pitch here adn he has three offerings. 

Coleman Smith (2028 RHP, Chattanooga, TN) has some unique traits and physicality already present on the frame. He was up to 89 mph from a steep, downhill angle and can also miss bats with the upper-70s slider. 

Jaxon Knapp (2028 SS, Argyle, TX) read an elevated breaking ball and was able to smash a line drive single up the middle that left the bat at 100 mph. Knapp continues to swing it well. 

Kai Wagner (2028 OF, Fort Collins, CO) showed solid stuff in a one inning stint, working up to 90 mph with a sweeping breaking ball. The arm speed is real. 

Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) shot a breaking ball into the opposite field gap for a single. He controls the zone well and showed good direction. 

Francis Conners-Schmid (2028 OF, East Chatham, NY) absolutely smashed a single that came off the bat at 107 mph. He also pitched and showed three offerings. 

Theo Swafford (2028 SS, Ventura, CA) absolutely crushed a home run to right centerfield that left the bat at 96 mph. He's been crushing balls in game with multiple exits over 95+. 

Cal Schnabel (2028 MIF, Central, SC) had a couple of barrels in game including a hard single up the middle. Schnabel is hitterish and has been a hit collector all weekend.