10/18/2026 7:13:53 PM
Carson Maduro (2029 C, Heflin, AL) showcased his ability on both sides of the ball during a productive outing. At the plate, the right-handed hitter drove a two-RBI double into right-center field, showing present barrel-to-ball skills and a short, direct path to contact. The hands worked efficiently through the zone. On the mound, Maduro worked two innings and ran the fastball up to 80 mph, giving a solid look as a two-way prospect. 
 
Steven Adame III (2029 1B, Tomball, TX) turned in a strong two-inning performance, striking out four while allowing no runs. Working from a low three-quarter slot, the right-hander ran the fastball up to 85 mph and showed the ability to work all parts of the zone. The fastball featured arm-side run and paired well with a 74-77 mph slider that showed short, late action. He also mixed in a changeup with well-replicated arm speed. Adame consistently threw strikes, missed barrels, and displayed an advanced understanding of how to attack hitters. 
 
Mason Matos (2030 3B, Woodbridge, VA) struck out three across two innings while showing an ability to consistently compete in the strike zone. The right-hander worked from a three-quarter slot and ran the fastball up to 82 mph, generating run at the bottom of the zone. He complemented it with a shorter curveball showing 11-to-5 shape and also mixed in a changeup. Operating with a 74% strike rate, Matos pitched efficiently and generated weak contact throughout the outing. 
 
Austin Foskey (2030 1B, Chesapeake, VA) delivered a clean relief appearance while showcasing an effective three-pitch mix. The right-hander worked downhill from an athletic, repeatable delivery and ran the fastball up to 85 mph. He mixed in a mid-70s changeup that played well off the heater and flashed a 66-68 mph slider with sharp action. Foskey worked ahead throughout the outing and consistently filled up the strike zone. 
 
Coltin McKeel (2029 C, Whispering Pines, NC) collected an opposite-field double into right-center field, highlighting the strength of his offensive approach. The right-handed hitter stayed inside the baseball well and allowed the barrel to work through the middle of the field. There is noticeable strength in the hands, and the swing remains connected throughout the operation. The ability to drive the baseball to the opposite-field gap stood out during the look. 
 
Brantley Rogers (2030 SS, Hernando, MS) put together a two-hit game highlighted by a pull-side double. The right-handed hitter showed present strength at contact and consistently got the barrel out front. His hands work through a short path to the ball and stay tight through the move, allowing him to create quality contact. The combination of barrel control and strength produced a productive day at the plate. 
 
Jake Dolan (2030 1B, Middletown, VA) showcased his strength at the plate with a double driven into the left-center field gap. The physical right-handed hitter works from an open stance and does a nice job matching plane through the zone. There is noticeable whip in the barrel, allowing him to create bat speed and impact to the pull side gap. He works through a slight uphill path and stays through contact well, while showing the strength and leverage to drive the baseball when he gets a pitch to handle.

Samuel Smith (2029 RHP, Bonham, TX) was flawless in his start, striking out eight batters through three hitless innings of work. The right-hander kept his fastball in the 86-87 mph range, topping it out at 90 mph. He paired the heater with a two-plane slider that was spun successfully for strikes later on in counts.

James Vecchio (2029 LHP, Chagrin Falls, OH) turned in an impressive start, striking out a handful of batters across three shutout innings of work. The left-hander worked his fastball in all four quadrants of the strike zone, topping it out at 85 mph. He sequenced in a slurvy breaking ball that was effective at mistiming opposing hitters.

Logan Peterson (2030 RHP, Bowling Green, KY) put together two quality relief innings, striking out four batters while allowing just two hits. The right-hander lived in the 82-84 mph range with good feel for locating his more traditional 12-6 curveball.

Max Gallaher (2029 C, Nicholasville, KY) drove in an insurance run for his team with a triple to right field. The righty hitter controls the barrel well throughout the strike zone and can work all parts of the field. 

Cale Francis (2029 3B, Boerne, TX) drove in a run for his team with a loud double to centerfield. The 6-foot-3 righty hitter delivers a quick and timely barrel with good feel for staying through the gaps.