2020 West Coast Prospect (08/15/2020 - 08/16/2020)

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Thomas Maher (2024 SS, San Diego, CA) is a young middle infielder with a young 5-8/135 build but he has a nice swing with good hand quickness and a sound and simple approach that he repeats well.  He's definitely going to keep improving with physical maturity.

Roman Meyers (2023 3B, Murrieta, CA) has plenty of present strength for a sophomore and very good present bat speed.  He gets extended through contact very well and projects lots of power in the future.

Anthony Cortese (2021 C, Fremont, CA) has a strong and compact 5-8/175 build and gets into his hips well during his swing, really adding to his bat speed.  He drove the ball consistently gap to gap with good carry.

Jacob Charlson (2023 MIF, Las Cruces, NM) is a projectable young hitter who can create some barrel whip through contact and has nice direction in his swing with good extension through the ball.

Colin Loughrey (2021 OF, Laguna Niguel, CA) is a polished and mature left handed hitter and he put together one of the best rounds of the day, pulling the ball with authority repeated and really showing his bat speed and barrel skills well.

Brady Campbell (2025 OF, Phoenix, AZ) was one of the youngest players at the event but we will likely be hearing more about him in the future as he adds to his 5-10/160 build and keeps increasing his right handed bat speed.  He has quick hands and a nice swing to build on.

Reece Van Devander (2024 1B, Scottsdale, AZ) looks the part of the future power hitter with a 6-2/195 build and showed a nice short swing for his size with an accurate barrel and plenty of future projection.

Drew Anderson (2022 3B, Folsom, CA) gets his whole body into his aggressive swing and creates bat speed.  His hands work well through the ball and he drove the ball well to right centerfield consistently from the left side.

Aiden Pollock (2023 OF, Las Vegas, NV) has a very sound fundamental swing from the right side of the plate and pretty much barreled up everything thrown to him.  He's going to keep improving as he adds strength to his young 5-10/150 build.

Michael Rodda (2022 3B, Temecula, CA) has the big glide into contact that is so common to Southern California hitters and has lots of lift and power in his 6-4/200 body.  And it's always satisfying to end one's batting practice round with a long home run.

Titus Dumitru (2021 1B, Gresham, OR) has a strong 6-2/195 build and a very confident swing approach from the right side.  He showed some of the best raw bat speed of the day, with lots of loud barrels and firm pull side contact.

Danny Noli (2021 RHP, Chandler, AZ) showed solid two-way tools as the primary pitcher has quick hands and good bat speed that he showcased his pull power potential with.

Jordan Cole (2023 SS, Huntington Beach, CA) stood out for his very projectable young 6-2/180 build but also for his bat speed and hitting potential.  He uses his lower half well and stays balanced and direction with hard line drive contact.

Keaton Fisher (2022 1B, Kalama, WA) has a long and strong 6-3/195 build and big leverage and power potential in his left-handed swing.  He hammered some up the right centerfield alley with carry and back spin.

Victor Heredia Jr (2022 SS, Santa Ynez, CA) has a short and very well timed swing with plenty of hand quickness, a great formula for a high average/high contact type of hitter.  He'll keep improving as he adds strength to his 5-11/158 build.

Tanner Holland (2022 OF, Chandler, AZ) is an aggressive right-handed hitter who attacks the ball with strong hands and a pull side approach.

Dean Curley (2023 SS, La Verne, CA) has a nice 6-2/180 build to add strength to and some fast hands to drive his bat through the ball.  When he learns to get his lower half into his swing, watch out for his increased bat speed.

Landon Greenhouse (2023 OF, Riverside, CA) is a very projectable young athlete with quick hands and plenty of present bat speed.  His ability to create back spin and handle the barrel point to plenty of future power development.

Brandon Winokur (2023 SS, Huntington Beach, CA) has a power hitter's young 6-3/195 body and a power hitter's approach at the plate, with a pull and lift swing plane and the strength and bat speed to pull it off.

Jack McWilliams (2024 LHP, San Marcos, CA) is a real interesting young athlete with a 6-2/160 build and a loose and balance right handed swing that really projects well.

Addison Klepsch (2024 SS, Poway, CA) is another slender freshman who has a nice swing that created lots of solid barrels and who projects to keep improving for years to come.

11/2/2020 1:46:16 AM

Lucas Iorgulescu (2021 SS, Huntington Beach, CA) showed big pull side juice and feel for the barrel in game action when he sent two impressive no-doubt shots over the left-field fence. He also picked up a single to round out a 3-for-4 day. 

Joshua Bravo (2023 C, La Mirada, CA) picked up a double in game action when he sent a hard liner over the left-fielders head. He has plenty of twitch and athleticism that he uses across all facets of his game but uses it best in generating good bat speed at the dish and consistently matching plane. 

Matthew Radogna (2023 SS, Ladera Ranch, CA) had a pair of hits in as many at-bats in this game picking up a single and a double before letting his speed go to work picking up multiple stolen bases with relative ease. His instincts and athleticism serve him well now and should very much so moving forward. 

Justin Lee (2023 RHP, Los Angeles, CA) got the start on the bump and was impressive all-around as he made a huge jump overall in size and stuff since we saw him last year. Up to 89 and working comfortably in the mid to upper-80s, he filled the lower half of the zone with good sink while missing bats. He showed feel for a pair of distinct breaking balls in a curveball and a slider that were both sharp and project well. 

Tanner Holland (2022 OF, Chandler, AZ) put up an impressive 6.44 sixty time and showed that speed in game where he consistently put pressure on the defense with stolen bags and taking the extra base after barreling the baseball like he does often. 

Dean Curley (2023 SS, La Verne, CA) continued a sound weekend picking up a pair of hits including a well-struck liner double to the pull side gap. He has great bat speed and impact strength that he is able to use well recognizing pitches early at the dish and sending them to any part of the field.

11/2/2020 1:44:43 AM

Brady Francisco (2023 C, Simi Valley, CA): Francisco picked up a pair of singles in this game, showing a whole field approach, and also flashed solid ability on the mound up to 81 mph. 

Benjamin Haar (2022 1B, La Mesa, CA): Haar has impressive offensive tools, showing strength and bat speed from the left side with impact potential, showing that off with a missile triple pull-side today. 

Addison Klepsch (2024 SS, Poway, CA): Klepsch showed good barrel skills in this game, picking up a couple of knocks including a double and also showed some talent on the mound, striking out 3 in 2 innings. 

Jordan Cole (2023 SS, Huntington Beach, CA): Cole was really intriguing on the mound, with a whippy arm stroke that produced fastballs up to 83 mph with flashes of a usable curveball and solid changeup as well. 

Cameron Cartwright (2022 SS, Parker, CO): Cartwright looked really good with the bat in this one, showing the ability to move the barrel around the zone and square the ball up in different spots, picking up a couple big knocks with hands and bat speed. 

Lukas Dawson (2023 RHP, Escondido, CA): Dawson was up to 82 mph on the mound but was better with the bat in this game, picking up a pair of solid singles while showing off a whole-field approach with solid bat speed and plate coverage skills. 

Dylan Nieto (2021 SS, Mission Viejo, CA): Nieto showed well with the bat, picking up 3 hits in 3 trips including a double, really showing off a knack for the barrel with good hands through his swing and developing power. 

Keaton Fisher (2022 1B, Kalama, WA): Fisher showed off big strength late in the game with a well-driven triple to the pull side, and he'd already picked up a single earlier, giving him a successful 2-hit day that showed off both hit and power tools. 

Jack McWilliams (2024 LHP, San Marcos, CA): McWilliams doesn't overpower but really pitched well, pounding the edges in the upper-70's with good sink and a good breaker with tons of projection remaining on his frame, striking out 9 in 4 innings. 

11/2/2020 12:42:45 AM

Sergio Gonzalez (2022 SS, Bellflower, CA) racked up a triple in the action this afternoon, sees the ball well in the box. He works with a toe tap trigger and gets down in time really turns on the ball nicely. 

Isaiah Dorantes (2022 RHP, Surprise, AZ) secured two hits in the action today, both singles, he gets down the line nicely and shows speed. Isaiah works from a balanced stance and generates good bat speed.

Anthony Matthiesen (2023 OF, Spring Valley, CA) racked up two hits in the game this afternoon, hitting an opposite field double. He shows the ability to let the ball get deep into the hitting zone and drive it with power to the gaps.

Josh Mirob (2023 1B, San Mateo, CA) found his way on base twice today, hitting two singles with an advanced approach. He shows some lift in his swing to really drive it into the gaps with good bat speed.

Griffin Williams (2022 SS, Menlo Park, CA) showed good speed around the bases ripping a triple. He shows some really good upside in his physical strength at the plate really generates a lot of bat speed and barrel skills.

Colin Loughrey (2021 OF, Laguna Niguel, CA) worked one inning in relief striking out two batters. He ran his fastball up to 84 mph, he worked from a high 3/4 arm slot with life on it. He also mixed in a good downward sharp 12/6 shape curveball that kept hitters off balance. 

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Sawyer Voortman (2022 RHP, Ontario, CA) threw four strong innings for team Royal recording nine strikeouts while allowing just two hits. Voortman has a quick arm action that has the ability to run his fastball up to 86 mph and he mixed in two solid secondaries. His off-speed shows maturity and has more than enough velo discrepancy to miss bats. 

Vince Gamberdella (2022 C, Santa Barbara, CA) showcased his opposite field approach and slashed a hard hit single the other way. His strong hands and mature approach will prove to be a carrying tool for him.

Patrick Collopy (2022 LHP, Austin, TX) produced some hard contact at the plate, as he creates good leverage in his swing. His quick hands allowed him to get the barrel out in front and turn on a ball to left field. 

Isaac Cota (2022 RHP, La Mesa, CA) had three hits in the ball game for team Maroon. He had three singles on the day and competed at the plate. He has a simple middle of the field approach that makes him a tough out every time he steps up to the plate. 

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Christopher Ceballos (2021 RHP, Azusa, CA) got the start for the white team and showed great upside for an uncommitted senior across four strong innings living in the 84-88 range with a fastball that showed good cut to the glove side and picking up ten strikeouts. He pounded the zone fearlessly against hitters and was able to miss a good amount of bats with both that fastball and a sharp low-70s curveball. He also picked up a ground-rule double to the pull side late in the game. 

Ty Garcia (2023 OF, Northridge, CA) showed things to like offensively when he picked up a well-struck triple before making solid contact again in his next at-bat on a flout. He shows quickness to the hands and athleticism that plays well across all facets of his game.

Marcus Rivera (2022 1B, Hayward, CA) showed some feel for the barrel in game when he picked up a pair of hits in the form of a single and a double. The uncommitted first baseman has some strength behind the 5-9, 205 pound frame and can use it well when he gets the barrel out. 

Elijah Lofton (2023 OF, Thornton, CO) also picked up a pair of hits in the form of a single and a double using good handle of the barrel to patrol the zone and battle deep into counts where he could get a pitch to drive to different parts of the field. 

Caden Hunt (2023 C, Henderson, NV) showed a number of things to like in his game with the speed being the first of those as he impaceds the game with it quickly. After a single in his first at-bat, and coming around to score, he would hustle out a throwing error down the right field line quick enough to come all the way around to score on what was a strikeout. He moves especially well for a primary catcher and impressed up to 86 from the outfield. 

Vaughn Major (2023 SS, La Mesa, CA) is already well known for his offensive and defensive prowess, but he showed a number of things to like on the mound here working in the 84-87 range with excellent life to the fastball while mixing in a pair of distinct quality-spin breaking balls for significant swing-and-miss across his inning. 

11/1/2020 6:15:00 PM

Logan McCleery (2021 RHP, Patterson, CA): An uncommitted senior, McCleery was excellent in this outing, pounding the strike zone with hard-sinking fastballs in the mid-80's up to 87, missing bats with a sharp slider and striking out 7 in 4 shutout innings. 

Jackson Hohensee (2021 RHP, Anthem, AZ): Hohensee struck out 5 in 4 innings, working in the 80-83 mph range with his fastball and showing the ability to spin a solid curveball for strikes, really attacking the zone and challenging hitters with success. He also added a double when at-bat. 

Nic Abraham (2024 1B, Rancho Murieta, CA): Abraham has been a star in this event, first on the mound last night and then with the bat today, showing off an extremely whippy stroke with bat speed and power, driving a missile of a HR pull-side. He's an extremely talented young two-way player. 

Joe Reitz (2022 C, Hood River, OR): Reitz had a pair of knocks in this contest, showing off his hit-ability with a couple singles. He's got a loose, direct stroke with a good present knack for the barrel. 

Aiden Demarquez (2022 SS, San Jose, CA): Demarquez had an excellent day at the plate, picking up 3 singles and showing off his speed on the base paths as well, racking up a trio of stolen bases. He's a lithe, athletic player with excellent barrel feel. 

Antonio Avila (2022 OF, Corrales, NM): Avila showed well with the bat in this game, picking up a pair of barreled singles with a clean, easy stroke that works well to all fields. He showed good athleticism on the base paths as well. 

11/1/2020 5:00:00 AM

Aidan Cremarosa (2022 SS, Burbank, CA) went 3-4 with a triple and an RBI.  Showed an easy stroke with the ability to use the whole field with power.  Good bat speed with good athletic ability. Smart base runner.

Dakota Ortwein (2022 OF, Port Orchard, WA) went 2-for-2 with two singles for team Maroon. His simple compact stroke is effecint and gets the barrel through the zone quickly. Both of his hits were hard hit and he displayed his great hands with and opposite field line drive.

Brady Altman (2023 OF, Fox Island, WA) had three hits for team Maroon including a hard hit triple. Altman is a solid athlete with multiple tools that prove valuable on the diamond. His quick hands at the plate help him to get the barrel out in front.

Reece Van Devander (2024 1B, Scottsdale, AZ) had a ton of hard contact at the plate with a shot over the centerfielders head. He ran into some trouble at the plate for the rest of the ball game but he got the job done for team Gray early. 

Diego Gutierrez (2021 SS, Norwalk, CA) blew through his first inning of work with a heavy fastball up to 90 mph. The Cal State Northridge commit fanned six hitters through two innings of work and could turn into something special as he continues to develop his secondary pitches. 

Cameron Nielson (2023 SS, Holladay, UT) looked strong in his one inning of work, sitting 82-83 and mixing to both sides of the plate effectively. His high 11-to-5 shaped curveball has a large overall shape and he can drop it into the zone for strikes. 

11/1/2020 6:53:08 AM

Aiden Pollock (2023 MIF, Las Vegas, NV) smoked a double in tonights action, shows a good line drive plane swing. He generates good bat speed at the plate keeps hands inside the ball. 

Danny Noli (2021 RHP, Chandler, AZ) worked three no hit innings while striking out eight batters. He worked his fastball up to 89mph with good command and flashed a good 12/6 shape curveball. Danny works with a short arm action and deceptive delivery that hides the ball well. 

Michael Rodda (2022 3B, Temecula, CA) worked a quick inning and struck out 3 batters. He worked his fastball up to 87mph, quick arm and worked with ease. He flashed an above average 10/4 shape curveball with command.

11/1/2020 6:09:07 AM

Caden Hunt (2023 C, Henderson, NV): An athletic lefthanded-hitting sophomore, Hunt took a very loud swing early on for a missile of a double up the RCF gap. He's got a projectable body with lots of room to gain strength. 

Jack Berg (2022 LHP, Snoqualmie, WA): Berg generates a lot of angle from an extended 3/4 slot and pounded fastballs with sink and run over both edges while mixing in a solid curveball to the tune of 8 strikeouts over 4 innings, consistently challenging hitters and having success doing so. 

Milo Rushford (2022 OF, Sahuarita, AZ): A long, lean outfielder with lots of projection, Rushford showed off a smooth stroke from the left side with plenty of bat speed, smoking a liner pull side that went for a double. 

Alexander Anderson (2023 C, Oceanside, CA): Alexander showed off his barrel skills in this one, picking up a couple of firm singles to the pull-side, getting his barrel around on fastballs in the zone and showing the ability to impact them hard. 

Nic Abraham (2024 1B, Rancho Murieta, CA): Abraham stood out through workouts and into game play, where in this contest he came on in relief and blew 82-84 mph bullets with a good CB right by hitters, really highlighting the quality of his two-way upside. 

Josh DeGroot (2022 SS, Caledonia, WI): DeGroot showed off some serious arm talent in a relief appearance, running his fastball up to 84 mph with excellent life from a lower slot, challenging hitters with the heater and flashing a changeup as well. 

11/1/2020 5:46:08 AM

Antonio Avila (2022 OF, Corrales, NM) was very impressive in tonights action, racked up three hits and pitched one inning not allowing a hit. He ran his fastball up to 87mph, while also showing good at bats and making lots of hard contact.

Connor Apeceche (2024 C, Las Vegas, NV) ripped a double in the game tonight, he shows a good line drive plane in his swing with good bat speed for his age. 

Joel Roberts (2023 3B, Modesto, CA) racked up two hits in the game tonight, ripping a loud ground rule double to left field. He also made a couple of nice plays at third base on defense. Joel shows good power potential with the intent to do damage. 

James Graser (2021 C, San Ramon, CA) stroked a triple down the third base line, shows good bat speed and the ability to turn on the ball. He keeps his hands inside the ball nicely and good speed around the bases.

Colin Patrick (2024 1B, Issaquah, WA) got a double in the game tonight, he showed good barrel feel. Colin has good hands and a nice approach at the plate to find a way on base. 

11/1/2020 5:23:49 AM

Owen Tross (2022 RHP, Westlake Village, CA) tossed four innings this evening running his fastball up to 83mph. Owen was able to strikeout seven hitters, and really threw his curveball for a lot strikes showing 11/5 shape. 

Victor Heredia Jr (2022 SS, Santa Ynez, CA) shows a long a lean frame with good arm speed. He worked his fastball up to 87mph showing good command and some feel for a slider. Victor has some upside on the mound and will be a nice follow. 

Arthur Aranda (2021 RHP, North Hollywood, CA) showed off his power at the plate racking up two doubles in the game. He works from a high leg kick at the plate and really shows good barrel feel by squaring up the ball with consistency.

Aaron Ruvalcaba (2021 3B, Arleta, CA) shows some raw power at the plate, ripped a double in the game. Aaron shows good pop to both the pull-side and opposite field gaps, really generates a lot of bat speed in his swing.

11/1/2020 5:00:00 AM

Benjamin Kim (2023 RHP, Fullerton, CA) was excellent to start as he worked three rather clean innings and racked up a few strikeouts along the way. Working up to 85, Kim pounded the zone with great athleticism and sinking life while working in a projectable out pitch in a low-70s curveball. 

Carter Hunt (2021 SS, San Diego, CA) threw just a single inning on the mound but was impressive during it striking out one with his hammer low-70s curveball. He pounded the zone in the 85-88 range on the fastball and projects well with further strength additions.

Dean Curley (2023 SS, La Verne, CA) was the most electric of the three as held comfortably at 86-87 mph with great extension and life while striking out all three hitters he faced with just fastballs in a single inning of work on the mound. 

11/1/2020 4:44:59 AM

Patrick Collopy (2022 LHP, Austin, TX) threw an impressive four innings striking out nine hitters. He worked from a deceptive delivery and hides the ball well. He mixed in his full arsenal keeping hitters off balance running his fastball up to 85mph. 

Trevin Long (2023 SS, Battle Ground, WA) found his way on base twice in the game, racking up a double and single. He had a nice loud opposite field double in the gap, runs well and the speed plays.

Sawyer Voortman (2022 RHP, Ontario, CA) impressed with his defensive ability by throwing out a runner trying to get an extra base. He also picked up a single in the game showing good barrel skills. 

Donovan "DJ" Cicero (2024 LHP, 1B, OF, Estates, CA) worked four innings on the mound striking out seven batters. He shows good life on the fastball and tunnels in well, good deception in delivery nd hides it well.

11/1/2020 4:14:12 AM

David Bull Jr. (2023 1B, Gilbert, AZ) found his way to two hits in the game. He shows good barrel skills and the ability to drive the ball. 

Connor Morrison (2023 C, Chandler, AZ) ripped a ball into left center field, showing good bat speed. Connor has soft hands with fluid actions on defense. He was aggressive on the bases and really looked to take an extra base.

Cole Reece (2023 RHP, Gilbert, AZ) found the barrel and drove one to deep center field for a double. Cole keeps his hands inside the baseball nicely and generates good bat speed. 

Eathen Rush (2023 OF, Gilbert, AZ) shows a good approach at the plate. He smoked a double in the game to centerfield, shows good speed around the bases.

Thomas Maher (2024 SS, San Diego, CA) worked a quick one inning this evening, he ran his fastball up to 81mph. Thomas showed good feel for his slider at 70mph, young arm that shows nice projection.

11/1/2020 3:10:41 AM

Jonathan Enright (2022 3B, Sierra Vista, AZ) showed some two way ability this evening, hitting a double and also throwing one inning of no hit baseball while striking out three. Jonathan has an athletic frame with projection with good hands and good bat speed. 

Jordan Gass (2021 RHP, Danville, CA) worked a solid four innings striking out seven batters. He worked his fastball up to 84mph and flashed a 65mph curveball. He shows good extension out front with good arm speed. He also picked up two hits in the game, hitting a triple. 

Josh Algarin (2021 OF, Sunnyvale, CA) threw an impressive two innings this evening striking out five hitters. He shows an online and well balanced delivery, with arm speed. Josh ran his fastball up too 85mph. 

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Nic Abraham (2024 1B, Rancho Murieta, CA) is only a 2024 graduate but found plenty of barrels from the left side of the plate. Though there’s some drift through his lower half, his hands are quick and he squared the ball up with back spun line drives consistently to his pull side.

Joe Reitz (2022 C, Hood River, OR) is a switch-hitter and he showed a nice swing from both sides of the plate in his round. He worked gap-to-gap from the right side of the plate with looseness to his hands and showed quick hands with a linear path from the left side while hitting the ball out front.

Jake Sanko (2024 SS, Peoria, AZ) is another 2024 graduate who swung it well, putting together a consistent round, staying short to the ball with his barrel. He projects very well physically with added strength and lived to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Josh DeGroot (2022 SS, Caledonia, WI) swung that bat very well in his round of batting practice and the uncommitted Wisconsin product projects big time. With loose and whippy hands he was able to generate intriguing jump off of the barrel to the pull side gap.

Elijah James (2022 SS, Oakland, CA) starts with a lower hand set in his swing but shows plenty of quickness to them once underway. He worked the gaps and showed carry off the barrel with intriguing jump at the point of contact.

Milo Rushford (2022 OF, Sahuarita, AZ) has a projectable 6-1/170 lefthanded bat who showed things to like in the box. With quickness to his hands and present bat speed through the zone, Rushford was consistent in hitting the ball out front while generating separation in his swing.

Christopher Ceballos (2021 RHP, Azusa, CA) has a short swing for his 6-3 frame and uses his size well to generate carry to the pull side gap. There’s present bat speed through the zone and found a groove towards the end of his round with projectable power.

Antonio Avila (2022 OF, Corrales, NM) is another switch-hitter who put together a quality round at the plate. He showed strength in his swing form the right side with some present feel for the barrel and strength coming off, just as he showed lefthanded where he worked the middle part of the field with some back spin.

Jackson “Birdie” Gifford (2021 3B, Santa Cruz, CA) did a nice job of staying short to the baseball and unlocked his strength, though there’s more to come with additional lower half. He stayed short to the ball with strength in his hands, showing quickness to them with big jump to his pull side.

James Graser (2021 C, San Ramon, CA) looks to pull the ball at the point of contact and did so thanks to the quickness in his hands. Staying short to the ball, Graser showed lift in his swing and got the barrel through with intent, looking to impact with carry coming off.

Chris Canavan (2023 LHP, Temecula, CA) is a 6-5/190 primary lefthanded pitcher but he swung it well from the left side of the plate. When he got separated he was able to generate loud contact off of the barrel with back spin to the middle of the field.

Connor Apeceche (2024 C, Las Vegas, NV) keeps his hands inside the ball with his righthanded swing, staying short to the ball. He gets extended out front at the point of contact and shows looseness to his swing with some strength coming off the barrel.

Trevor LaPres (2023 OF, Las Vegas, NV) is listed 6-2/160 and stays short to the ball with his righthanded swing with looseness to his hands, There are timing components in his load but he did a nice job of getting the barrel to the ball with extension out front and carry to his pull side.

Joel Roberts (2023 3B, Modesto, CA) put together a solid round of batting practice, showing both strength and looseness from the right side of the plate. He’s listed 6-0/180 and generates occasional jump with lift and fluidity through the zone.

Vaughn Major (2023 SS, La Mesa, CA) recently committed to UC Santa Barbara and showed off his complete skillset on day one. He’s a 6-2 shortstop and was able to generate solid bat speed through the zone, hitting the ball out front with hard line drives to the left-center field gap.

Isaac Quintanilla (2023 3B, Diamond Bar, CA) showed tools to project upon in the box as well as present strength in his hands. There’s quickness to his barrel and he gets it out front well, elevating the ball while showing nice power potential.

Joseph Barnhardt (2021 C, Stockton, CA) is a physical 6-2/205 righthanded hitting catcher who impressed with the strength and life he was able to generate off of the barrel. With a simple swing, Barnhardt showed big carry to the right-center field gap with loud contact off of the barrel.

Marcus Rivera (2022 1B, Hayward, CA) connected for the only home run of the entire batting practice on day one, sending a ball deep over the right field fence. He shows a long and loose swing with lift out front, swinging with intent while creating impact at contact.

Vince Gamberdella (2022 C, Santa Barbara, CA) remains short to the ball with his lefthanded swing and shows looseness to his hands. He creates whip to his barrel through the zone with a linear path through the zone and back spin coming off the barrel.

Trevin Long (2023 SS, Battle Ground, WA) gets closed moving into contact with his lower half and shows whip to the barrel coming through the zone. He swings with intent and stays short to the ball, living in the middle of the field with line drive contact coming off.

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