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Michael Conder (2021 OF, Bainbridge, GA): Conder showed consistently fast, strong hands upon launch, doing a nice job of finding the barrel consistently and with authority, projecting well for power as his body projects.
Kurtis Reid (2021 SS, Hamilton, OH): Reid has a seriously loose swing with plenty of bat speed and present power, getting the barrel out front consistently and impacting the ball loudly. He has extremely high offensive upside.
Connor Simon (2021 SS, Mandeville, LA): Simon has an extremely fast bat, showing a whole-field approach with impact off the barrel now as well as lots of projection for serious power as he continues to grow
Brogan Napier (2021 3B, Saint Augustine, FL): Napier showed some of the better raw power of this section of teams, really driving the ball into the air to the pullside with impressive jump and carry when squared up.
Wyatt Campbell (2021 3B, Ocala, FL): Campbell's bat speed jumped out right away and he consistently drove the ball into the air with big carry off the barrel and highly projectable power. His round stood out in every way.
Tanner Zellem (2022 3B, Fleming Island, FL): Zellum showed off huge raw power with plenty of bat speed and strength, gets the barrel moving out front and drives it into the air with easy HR carry to the pullside.
Sullivan Brackin (2022 RHP, Jacksonville, FL): Brackin showed a loose, whippy swing from the left side with plenty of bat speed that resulted in driven liners to the pullside. His body projects extremely well, giving him a high end power ceiling.
Seaver Sheets (2021 SS, Monroe, LA): Sheets showed a quick, loose stroke with consistent balance in his round, finding the barrel on every pitch and doing a great job of showing his high-level contact skills.
Philip Abner (2021 LHP, Charlotte, NC): The ball makes a different sound off of Abner's barrel, leveraging the ball into the air with outstanding jump off the barrel and lefthanded raw power.
Treyson Hughes (2021 OF, Valdosta, GA): Hughes projects really well physically and has an outstanding swing already, with loose wrists and consistent firm barrel on a line. He projects well for hit and power long term.
Braylon Bishop (2021 OF, Texarkana, AR): Bishop has loud, impactful bat speed with unreal hand speed, showing consistently hard barrel into the air. Once he adjusted his plane, he drove the ball deep with legitimate HR power and projection for more.
Mason Neville (2022 OF, Las Vegas, NV): Neville has excellent projection physically, and when paired with his already-quick bat and strong barrel, he projects really well moving forward both for hit and power tools.
Carlos Pena (2021 OF, Bayside, NY): Pena has advanced physicality and strength and that manifests itself into significant lefthanded raw power when he finds the barrel, capable of easily driving the ball out of the ballpark pull side.
Heriberto Emmanuel Garza (2021 C, Rio Grande, TX): Garza showed a loose, easy swing from both sides of the plate with a little more leverage and raw pop from the right side. He projects really well for power from both sides as he gets stronger.
Rob Gordon (2021 SS, Smyrna, GA): Gordon showed a quick, twitchy swing from the right side with plenty of bat speed and impact off the barrel. He projects well for pop as he continues to gain strength given his present bat speed.
Chase Jans (2021 OF, Overland Park, KS): Jans seemingly got the barrel on everything in his round, generating good leverage off of his front side and driving the ball on a firm line into the air with good jump and carry.
Murphy Brooks (2022 RHP, Cypress, TX): Brooks has advanced size and physicality and the strength shows up in his swing, doing a nice job of impacting of the ball on a line with jump off the barrel and easy carry.
Sammy Contacos (2021 C, Irwin, PA): Contacos shows a loose, whippy swing with a whole-field approach, doing a nice job working firm liners to both halves of the outfield and projecting well for power given his natural loft.
Andrew Burns (2022 3B, Albertville, AL): Burns consistently gets his lower half involved and drives through contact, creating excellent strength and bat speed, which he used to drive the baseball into the air with authority on nearly every swing.
Luke Heyman (2022 C, Longwood, FL): Heyman has real power right now and projects for even more as he continues to grow, driving the ball into the air pull side with carry and HR pop.
Caleb Logerwell (2021 3B, McDonough, GA): Logerwell's lower half and hands work very well in his swing and he's extremely accurate with the barrel, squaring up the ball consistently and projecting for big time pop.
Grant Strong (2021 OF, Overland Park, KS): Strong gets the barrel out on time consistently and really impacts it, showing the ability to drive the baseball on an extremely-well struck line on essentially every BP swing he took.
Grant Hussey (2021 1B, Washington, WV): Hussey has outstanding size and strength and pairs impact bat speed with it, driving the ball pull side with both good feel to hit as well as power.
Ricky Reeth (2021 OF, Windermere, FL): Reeth showed quality whip to his hands and overall bat speed, doing a great job of getting the barrel out front and driving the ball on a line.
Easton Swofford (2022 SS, Bee Branch, AR): Swofford really controls the barrel well and makes consistent, barreled contact to all fields on a line, projecting really well in terms of his hit tool.
Corey Robinson (2021 OF, Deland, FL): Robinson showed a loose, easy swing with an athletic, repeatable mechanical profile. He consistently found the barrel regardless of pitch location with good hands.
Dominic Scavone (2021 3B, Orlando, FL): Scavone has plenty of present pull side pop and bat speed, doing a nice job of driving the ball into the air with authority and projecting for even more power.
Sal Stewart (2022 3B, Miami, FL): Stewart's strength, bat speed, and feel for the barrel are all advanced and all project really well, giving him the upside of a truly impactful offensive force.
Derek Bender (2021 C, Latham, NY: Bender did a great job peppering the pull side fence with well-struck liners, showing off impact bat speed with leverage and projectable pop.