7/2/2026 3:02:35 AM

Griffin Boesen (2027 OF, Tampa, FL) showed a loose, controlled stroke with plenty of bat speed and projection. There's real power to both halves of the field with easy impact.

Malachi Butler (2027 SS, Powder Springs, GA) showed a super accurate barrel from the left side with a consistently executed approach. He sprayed low-90s line drives to both halves of the field with frequency. 

Brue Milner (2027 C, Tallassee, AL) took one of the loudest rounds of the day, hitting some of the furthest balls to the left centerfield gap. The power is real and showed up in game with a bomb. 

Greyson Parker (2027 RHP, Mandeville, LA) is athletic in the box and has good bat speed too. He stayed connected and got extended nicely, impacting the ball to pull. 

Blake Ragsdale (2027 SS, Burr Ridge, IL) whips it hard with lots of bat speed and impact. He hit hard liners all over the field and controls the zone well. 

Christopher (CJ) Wall (2027 C, Statesboro, GA) swings with plenty of intent and the ball travels far when he uncoils on time. The pull side juice will be significant down the line. 

Parker Robinson (2027 SS, Schererville, IN) showed some real bat speed and flashed the impact potential off the bat. There will be big power when the frame fills out and the bat speed stands out. 

Jett Walters (2027 OF, Tampa, FL) has an ultra twitchy hands with plenty of hand/bat speed. The flatter path pays dividends with real impact in the wrists. 

Brennan Neal (2027 OF, Columbus, GA) showed some real power in the box, hitting several balls north of 100 mph off the bat. The ability to turn the barrel and hit for power to pull stood out. 

Jose Doubront (2027 3B, Greenville, SC) has a good blend of hit and power with a controlled right-handed swing. There's good pull side power and he can impact it to all fields. 

Sullivan Reed (2027 3B, Meridian, MS) took a monster round, hitting several balls well north of 100+ and some towering home runs. The power is among the best in the class. 

Ryan Yormack (2027 1B, Merrick, NY) has some big power and can leave the yard to all parts. The swing is geared for lift and will be hitting long fly balls for homers for a long time. 

Max Hemenway (2027 SS, Puyallup, WA) has excellent barrel control and showed the ability to spray line drives and also showed the pull side power. The power has continued to develop for Hemenway who has always had the hit tool. 

Anderson Lambert (2027 OF, Laurel, MD) has real juice in the bat and showed bat speed. The impact off the bat is real and he can do so to the opposite field as he did in game. 

Robert Villa III (2027 SS, Phoenix, AZ) showed a flat path with solid bat speed and the ability to keep the bat in the hitting zone a long time. 

Joe Mendazona Jr (2027 C, Monmouth, OR) has a loose swing from the left side with a ton of natural loft and big power potential. 

Kees Yashko (2027 OF, Clifton, VA) has a compact stroke with plenty of bat speed and can impact the baseball to the middle of the field. 

Hector Cadena (2027 3B, Laredo, TX) has big bat speed from the right side and is able to impact the ball frequently. 

Cole Cinnamond (2027 LHP, Chesapeake, VA) showed huge power from the left side and it came really easy. The power is real and he can reach the upper deck. 

Lash Henderson (2027 OF, Frisco, TX) was all over the barrel, hitting 7/10 pitches over 100 mph. The tools here are super exciting. 

Frank Thomas III (2027 1B, Sarasota, FL) has such fast hands and can get the barrel out in so many situations. The hit tool is impressive and the power continues to show up. 

Baylor Denny (2027 Queen Creek, AZ) sequences well and is able to create a ton of bat speed from his 6-1 and projectable frame. He has a mature liner approach. 

Luke Gladchuk (2027 Aledo, TX) has a very quick bat and stays in line with good timing and he can hit to all fields with authority. 

Drake Hawpe (2027 Argyle, TX) has some of the best shear bat speed in the class. He looks to pull with intent and has a massive run producing potential. 

Broder Katke (2027 Bloomfield Hills, MI) has a quiet process and easy bat speed. He gets on plane and can leverage the barrel well. 

Chase Mattoon (2027 El Segundo, CA) is an explosive athlete with easy bat speed half and uses the ground well. He can showed impact to the middle. 

Jake Churchman (2027 Corona CA/Deleon Springs, FL) is very direct, staying on top and back spinning liners all over the yard. The hit tool stood out. 

Lubin Rincon (2027 Pearland, TX) sticks to his approach and is willing to find hard line drives to both sides of the field. When he wants to open up, he can. 

Maxwell Stewart (2027 San Diego, CA) has a strong 6-2/200 frame and has bad intentions in the box. When he develops he should have well above average bat speed. 

Fischer Howell (2027 Petal, MS) uses the core well and toques the barrel hard, allowing him to impact deep in the zone and still elevate to all fields. 

Devlan Daniel (2027 Cincinnati, OH) is such a high level athlete he lets his natural movement work and it allows him to barrel balls in every zone. He could fit at the top or middle of a line up.

Conor Rae (2027 Gilbert, AZ) has a short and quick stroke with excellent accuracy with the barrel. He hammered liners to the pull side with regularity. 
 
Ethan Miller (2027 Slinger, WI) was on the barrel throughout, showing strength at contact and good jump off the barrels to the gap. 
 
Isaiah Snavely (2027 Fort Wayne, IN) has a smooth lefthanded stroke with that ability to hit to all fields and loft balls to the pull side. 
 
Jake Turner (2027 Las Vegas, NV) showed some of the better bat speed of group one. He attacks with intent and the body projects in a big way. 
 
Harry Chubb Jones Jr (2027 Douglasville, GA) uses his levers well to get extension and lift balls to the pull side. He gets the head out and looks to do damage. 
 
Parker Lipp (2027 Sacramento, CA) uses his hands well, with real speed and weight to them through the zone. The balls comes off hard and he looks to get out front. 
 
Luke Young (2027 Clinton, SC) is very physical and swings a heavy barrel with excellent power potential. It’s an easy process that will translate to game plays. 
 
Grady Nelson (2027 Warsaw, IN) has some of the better power potential at the event and combines that with a very keen hit tool that can impact to all fields. 
 
Carson Richter (2027 Newbury Park, CA) is a long and lean athlete with twitch to the wrists. He hit some mammoth homers to the pull side.