2022 National Underclass South Showcase (11/05/2022 - 11/06/2022)

11/6/2022 7:09:42 PM

Billy Theroux (2024 3B, Houston, TX) impressed on the mound today showing the ability to get ahead in counts with a low 80's fastball and induce swing and miss with a mid 70's slider that showed tilt and depth. Athlete with a controllable athletic movements in the delivery. Struck out four in two innings.

Jack Kale (2024 SS, Fort Worth, TX) showed the ability to handle the barrel all weekend. Multi hit day in game today. Covers the zone well with a swing that gets on plane early. Had an RBI double to LF and showed base running instincts with the ability to take the extra base.

Joephillip Guzman (2025 2B, Killeen, TX) a twitchy athletic middle infielder that showed ability on both sides of the baseball today. Squaring up a fastball for a line drive single in his first at bat with a quick compact swing. Followed that up with another single in his next at bat. And showed the ability to get to the baseball and make the throws across from the left side in game. Up to 81 on the mound as well in two scoreless innings

Alex Morales (2025 RHP, Houston, TX) put a nice swing on the baseball for a double in one of his at-bats today. A swing that was connected to his backside rotation. Has the strength and bat speed to drive the baseball and did so in game today.

Noah Paulson (2024 3B, El Lago, TX) a two-way player with an athletic frame and above average arm speed on the mound. Up to 85 with the fastball today and an upper 60's curveball that he landed in the zone. Worked quick and got outs efficiently today. Multi hit day at the plate as well showing the ability to handle the barrel.

Kale Price (2026 OF, Saint Charles, MO) made the loudest contact of anyone in game today. Connecting on a line drive RBI triple to the right field wall. Left handed hitter that showed the ability to get on time and impact the baseball today.

Hayden Mireles (2026 1B, Pearland, TX) a projectable athletic pitching frame. Repeatable and connected delivery on the mound with above average arm speed. Fastball sat in the low 80's throughout the outing and mixed in an upper 60's curveball with depth. Challenged hitters, mixed the stuff well and showed overall intriguing profile on the mound today. Struck out the side in his inning on the mound.

Donovan Smith (2024 OF, San Antonio, TX) got to a low 80's fastball for a double to the opposite field gap today. Showed some feel for the barrel all weekend with the ability to impact the baseball gap to gap.

11/6/2022 4:27:50 PM

Gavin McKnight (2024 C, Shady Shores, TX) opened the morning on the mound and was really good in terms of the stuff and results. He sat 85-86 for 2 innings, throwing good strikes with it, and went to 2 good secondaries, a sharp curveball with good bite and depth, and a changeup with good late arm side diving action. It's an intriguing 2-way profile with feel to pitch and projection.

Brady Tran (2026 LHP, Houston, TX) threw well on the other side and is a fun young athletic left-hander. He was 77-79 with good life/bore on left-handed hitters while showing tons of comfort with a curveball in the 2200s in terms of spin and healthy shape. There's a handful of things to like and he should project well as just a Freshman.

Garrett Hayes (2024 OF, Tyler, TX) had a good piece in the early innings going up against the wall the other way with a 2B. It's a short and simple swing with strength in the hands that allows him to hit well out front and he's a plus runner after turning in a 6.56 yesterday.

Jorge Gil (2024 3B, Cypress, TX) is a physical left-handed bat who went yard in game yesterday and he continued to show well with a 2B to the pull side today. He pitched well and was good over at the hot corner making this a well-rounded profile with juice in the stick.

Jeffrey Grosso (2024 1B, Waller, TX) continued to swing the bat in a big way today as he was just feet from leaving the yard, banging a 2B off the wall in left field. He's just really physical and it's pretty effortless juice he generates while the barrel skills have been steady on the weekend. 

11/6/2022 1:51:47 PM

Jaymeson Forest (2026 3B, St. Louis, MO) is a big physical left-handed bat who showed tons of accuracy with the barrel from a simple, repeatable swing and good strength to be able to produce a lot of hard contact throughout his round. 

Ryan Brown (2024 2B, Beaumont, TX) has some moving parts but lots of quickness in the swing and was consistent with the barrel while hitting a lot of hard liners to the middle.

Cash Dabbs (2025 RHP, Redlands, CA) had a good day as a whole and showed some real quickness and intent turning the barre over and hitting hard liners to the right side with simplicity to the stroke.

Mikey Iglinski (2024 OF, Austin, TX) has a clean swing with good quickness in the wrists while working to lift and creating the separation to get into strength he has while lifting it.

Brady Tran (2026 LHP, Houston, TX) is one of the younger bats that impressed as he was really accurate with the barrel producing a ton of hard line drive contact and showed the bat speed that you can project good things on.

Kevin Haslam (2025 SS, Pflugerville, TX) took one of the better rounds of the group putting the bat speed and strength on display getting separated and really turning the barrel over with big intent to produce some of the hard pull side contact of the day.

Errick Lewis Jr. (2024 OF, Houston, TX) is physical with big bat speed while uncoiling and torquing well and was consistent in his approach of hammering baseballs to the middle part of the field.

Ronin McCraw (2026 SS, Magnolia, TX) is an impressive young left-handed bat with all kinds of things to like in terms of handle of the barrel and bat speed and the physicality has ticked up as he's really growing into big strength to the pull side.

Gustavo Marquez (2024 SS, Killeen, TX) took a very clean round showing a simple, fluid stroke with quickness in the wrists and the ability to stay tight through the zone and get the barrel out consistently.

Jorge Gil (2024 3B, Cypress, TX) is a real strong left-handed bat with a short simple swing and he lets the hands work well with hard line drives to the big parts of the field.

Jeffrey Grosso (2024 1B, Waller, TX) swings it with good intent and his pure physicality allows him to generate pretty effortless jump off the barrel as he banged some balls up against the wall in the gap.

Damian Montanez (2025 OF, Killeen, TX) checks a handful of boxes on the offensive end with very real bat speed and strength in the hands and his lifted path produced a ton of long carrying contact to the left side.

Zachary Tuxhorn (2025 C, Houston, TX) is strong and he stays short through the zone letting the hands work well and being able to really show some thump off the barrel the other way.

Jake Webb (2024 1B, Cypress, TX) is big and has a clean swing showing obviouys things to like in terms of the strength profile in the stick.

11/6/2022 5:03:49 AM

Jaymeson Forest (2026 3B, St. Louis, MO) led off the game in a big way going a long way to the right-center gap for a long 2B. He took a strong BP round showing tons of consistency with the barrel and good strength and he was on the barrel throughout Day 1's game action.

Ryan Brown (2024 2B, Beaumont, TX) added a 2B of his own in the same inning going into the left-center gap and hustling into second base for it. He also took a solid BP showing quickness to the stroke and easy separation, both things that were evident early in game. 

Jace Caves (2024 RHP, Loranger, LA) threw 3 pretty easy innings with 5 Ks. He was 79-82 for the most part and he sinks it pretty hard throwing tons of strikes with hard run to the arm side. He's also got tons of comfort spinning the breaking ball with good shape and depth out of the same release as the fastball making them play very well off each other.

Cash Dabbs (2025 RHP, Redlands, CA) was pretty impressive as a whole on Day 1 and on the mound it was strong stuff. He's 6'2/175 with lots of projection physically while already being mostly 84-86, showing heavy arm side tumble/dive on a good changeup and having healthy feel to spin a breaking ball with good shape and depth already. It's loads of arm talent with feel to sequence 3 good pitches and physical projection, a good foundation.

Kevin Haslam (2025 SS, Pflugerville, TX) was once again another that was impressive in BP that translated it to game action. He had a loud 2B late in the game that was par for the course in his BP as he's tons of physicality with translates to both quickness in the stroke and hard line drive contact all over the field while getting separated and really getting into it.

Kolin Swindall (2025 RHP, Alvin, TX) has good stuff on the mound already and has a real foundation to build on. He was 83-85 for 3 innings showing good quality life on the fastball while the breaking ball significantly stood out, spinning it consistently over 2400 RPMs with late hammer bite and the overall sharpness to be a wipeout pitch that misses a ton of bats.

11/5/2022 11:01:21 PM

LHP Ryan Gonzales ('25 TX) showed an impressive 3-pitch mix during his outing today. He only allowed 2 hits and struck to the the FB/CB/CH arsenal. 

RHP Aiden Skiles ('24, TX) has a lean, slender build with projectable height at 6-foot-5. He used a 3 - pitch mix during his 3 innings on the mound for Team Navy. There was some slight downhill action from the FB. He also used a solid SL/CH that helped him strike out 4.

Jorge Gil ('24 TX) sat back on a 64 mph CB and absolutely tattooed it off the left-field fence for a no-doubt 3 run HR. Solid build with room to add more strength to his 6-foot-1, 190-pound frame. Gil is a primary 3B/RHP who will also see time at 1B down the road.

Dawson Keim ('26 TX) was very impressing during his 3 innings of the mound for Team Green. The young RHP used a FB/CH mix and and ran his FB up to 80 mph. Keim pitched to contact and was very successful getting weak outs. 

Damian Montanez ('25 TX) is high-level player. Made loud, hard contact for Team Green. Very good defender, elite level arm with the ability to play all over the field. 

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