Mason Nichols (2021 Jackson, Miss.) an Ole Miss commit was electric on the mound as he went two innings only in no runs on no hits and striking out all three batters he faced in his first inning of work. His fastball sat 87-89 mph and topped out at 90 mph with good down tilt. He also flashed a low 70’s breaking ball with 11-5 shape to it.

Christian Rice (Colts Neck, N.J.) showed some deception in his delivery as the ball jumps out of the hand from his short quick arm action. His fastball sat 84-87 mph with some arm side run. He backed the fastball with a tight spinning slider that showed good sweeping action in the low 70’s.

Ayden Mansfield (2022 Las Vegas, Nev.) showed his ability to come throw with runs in scoring position as he drove a ball to left filed and brought home two runs. The primary catchers right-handed swing showed a smooth bat path as he gets good extension through the ball allowing him to create loud contact.

Robert Fernandez (2021 Miami, Fla.) filled up the zone sitting 84-87 mph with his fastball and topping out at 88 mph. The big strong righty punched out three hitters during his out as he also mixed in a slider that showed a tight sweeping action in the low 70’s.

Tyler Corish (2021 1B, Tampa, FL) 2 for 2 in the game with a double and a single. Lets the ball get deep with a short compact swing. Goes to the plate with a great approach ready to hit.

Ethan Chernik (2022 C, Milton, GA) 3 perfect innings to start the game. Produces a lot of ground balls. Works very quick and efficient. Changes up his delivery and tempo to keep hitters off balance. 

Garrison Kahn (2023 RHP, Birmingham, AL) 2 innings up to 82 mph with his FB. Physical projectable frame. Easy arm action. Showed feel for a great 12-6 breaking ball.

Howell Polk (2022 RHP, Birmingham, AL) 3 innings pitched striking out 7 out of the 10 batters he faced! Good arm side run on his fastball. No effort at all in his delivery.

Michael Tallarida (2021 1B, Philadelphia, PA) Had been displaying power potential all week and it finally came into fruition as he blasted a ball over the left field fence for a solo shot by jumping on a first pitch fastball up in the zone. 

Henry Mitchell (2022 MIF, Albuquerque, NM) Showcased tremendous two-way ability throwing two perfect innings, pounding the zone and running his fastball up to 84. The switch hitter scorched a loud single into right field his first time up.

Peyton Stovall (2021 MIF, Haughton, LA) Continues to display strength and athleticism using a strong lower half to drive the ball all over the field. Hit one of the hardest hit balls of the day lining a double the other way into the left-center field gap. Ball just sounds different off his bat.

Ty Beasley (2021 SS, Belleville, IL) Flashed the leather up at shortstop making two fantastic plays up the middle. Terrific running catch in shallow center field and followed it by looking very athletic on a slow roller and firing a shot to first. 

Brett Rowell (2020 C, Shalimar, FL) The primary catcher showed potential on the mound as well striking out the side in one inning of work. Ran his fastball up to 82 and showed a good feel for a 12-6 curveball that featured tremendous depth. 

Eli Selby (2021 C, Horn Lake, MS) Stood out on both sides of the ball ambushing a first pitch into deep right field for a double his first time up. Ball exploded off his bat the entire game. Also showed off quick hands and a cannon behind the plate making him very tough to run on.

Cade Carr (2023 C, Hoover, AL) Displayed athleticism up the middle and squared up a double into the right center gap at the plate. Also showed off good speed and base running instincts coming in to score on a wild pitch.

Henry Mitchell (2022 MIF, Albuquerque, NM) Had an all around great game making loud contact each time up. Smashed a double into the left center gap in his second at bat showcasing a terrific left handed swing and approach. Also, showed a plus defensive ability making athletic plays in the infield throughout. 

Michael Tallarida (2021 1B, Philadelphia, PA) Showcased a tall athletic frame that looks the part. Destroyed a long fly ball to the warning track in left center which followed a base hit up the middle in his first time up. Lots of power potential in this right handed bat.

Asher Thompson (2021 OF, Fishers, IN) Sprayed the ball all over the field with two sharply hit singles in the game. Stays inside the baseball well with a nice short swing directly to the baseball.

Matthew Riley (2021 LHP, Eads, TN) Displayed a strong athletic build on the mound from the left side. Pounded the zone through two perfect innings of work running his fastball up to 81 and maintaining that velocity. Has a feel for the breaking ball and a repeatable effortless delivery that was effective throughout. 

Francisco Olivarez (2021 OF, Conroe, TX) Made consistent hard contact in three at bats. Launched a ball to the warning track his last time up that missed getting out by a few feet. Showcased an ability to hit the ball no matter where it is pitched.

Abe Cagle (2021 1B, Alpharetta, GA) Recorded hits in his first two at bats. Strong physical frame. Barrels up a lot baseballs. One of hits included a double that really jumped of the bat.

Logan Baker (2021 SS, Austin, TX) Baker couldn't have done much more with his two at bats. Triple in his first at bat followed by another Double for extra bases. Has deceptive power and gets hits to all field with pop. Strong lower half and creates leverage to really drive the baseball.

Mason Gerrard (2023 3B, Temple, TX) Two innings of work striking out 3 and only allowing 1 hit and 0 runs. Produced a lot of swing and misses with a good breaking ball. Plus command with the fastball. Frame looks offer plenty of predictability. 

Mason Gerrard (2023 3B, Temple, TX) 2 for 2 at the dish in the game. With one those going for extra bases. But impressed in the infield as well with great range and footwork at SS.

James Marin (2021 SS, The Woodlands, TX) 2 shutout innings striking out 3. Very unique delivery and kept hitter off balance in his outing. Showed a interesting knuckle ball as one of his out pitches.

Luke Osteen (2021 OF, Huntersville, NC) Two innings of work ran his fastball up to 87mph. Very smooth and polished delivery. Easy arm action and effortless velo with the fastball. Produces a lot of ground balls. Struckout 4 of the 9 batters he faced.

JohnPaul Fox (2021 RHP, Columbiana, AL) Impressed on the mound throwing three scoreless innings to start the morning while running his fastball up to 82. Uses a smooth delivery with a full assortment of pitches and consistently threw strikes to both sides of the plate. Can swing the bat as well showing to be a nice two-way potential guy right here.

Peyton Lavergne (2022 1B, Flowery Branch, GA) Came in relief of Fox and continued dominating for the Red team striking out four batters over two very strong innings of work. Changes tempo to the mound keeping hitters off balance while filling up the zone with both his fastball and curveball. 

Mason Lang (2023 C, Chaska, MN) Showcased his tremendous left-handed swing once again continuing to prove to be one of the better hitters here. Made very loud contact both times up and ripped an RBI double to left-center in the first inning. Can hit the ball to all parts of the field and covers the whole plate.

Quinn Moore (2021 LHP, Alpharetta, GA) Started off the game on the mound for Royal throwing three strong innings of scoreless baseball. Has a deceptive, quick and short arm action that led to several swings and misses. Consistently induced weak contact throughout the game. 

Ian Reagan (2023 C, Ooltewah, TN) Displayed bat speed using quick hands to get the bat through the zone. Laced a double into the left-center field gap in his first plate appearance. 

James Marin (2021 SS, The Woodlands, TX): Marin has a smooth, easy stroke that produces firm line drives with consistency, and his physical projection makes his upside vast. 

Luke Osteen (2021 OF, Huntersville, NC): Osteen really fires his back side well and gets through the ball explosively, with the ability to really drive the ball on a well-struck line. 

Jake Barbour (2023 SS, Raleigh, NC): Barbour showed a really connected turn with clean hands and good barrel skills, really projecting well with added strength. 

Ben Burkhart (2021 SS, Germantown, TN): Burkhart really does a nice job torquing his hips and turning the barrel, producing hard line drive contact to all fields. 

Broc Parmer (2022 C, Pace, FL): Parmer's hands are very strong already and it shows in his BP, really driving balls on a line to the pull side when timed up.

John Overby (2021 MIF, New Orleans, LA): Overby's quickness of his hands stands out right away, with a quick turn getting the barrel out front with well-stung liners to all fields. 

Eli Selby (2021 C, Horn Lake, MS): Selby showed off really strong, really fast hands with some thunder in his barrel out front, really impressing in his round. 

Noah Weisser (2022 C, Houston, TX): Weisser has some complexities to his hand load but accelerates out on plane and on time, smoking some balls on a line. 

Braden Saunders (2021 3B, Calhoun, GA): Saunders circles his barrel well and gets on plane in a timely manner, showing a clean stroke with a good whole-field approach. 

Carson Yates (2022 OF, Chattanooga, TN): Yates torques his hips well into his swing and generates whippy bat speed, with some serious pop pull side. 

Matthew Riley (2021 LHP, Eads, TN): Riley really does a nice job getting off of his backside and shifting into the swing, creating leverage and driving the ball well. 

Asher Thompson (2021 OF, Fishers, IN): Thompson keeps his hands compact and really can handle the barrel, spraying liner contact and projecting well with added strength. 

Jacob Little (2021 SS, Southside, AL) Started the game off with a triple into the right center field gap. Flew around the bases and had hard contact in both of his at bats. Added two shut out innings on the mound only allowing one hit changes arm slot and doesn't throw anything straight. Kept hitters off time and off balance 

 Chad Rucker, Jr. (2021 C, Lake Worth, FL) 3 strong innings of work on the mound running the fastball up to 82 mph. Lots of life on the fastball, mixes pitches well. Hitters had trouble recognizing and being on time of any of the 3 pitch mix. Struck out 6 very strong effort from Rucker Jr. 

Brett Rowell (2020 C, Shalimar, FL) has some power potential; very solid contact ball jumps off the barrel. Had a good game behind the plate as well.

Peyton Stovall (2021 MIF, Haughton, LA) Physical hitter, has a lot of confidence in the box; strong lower half. Sprayed a single but looks to but one of the more advance players here.

Braden Saunders (2021 3B, Calhoun, GA) 2 flawless innings of work throws strikes has a very strong lower half, quick arm filled up the zone fastball up to 82mph. Struck out two. Solid all around outing for Braden.

Mattia Sparacino (2021 1B, Dubai, DU) Showcased a smooth easy swing smashing two singles back up the middle. A combination of quick hands and on-line swing plane allows him to make consistent hard contact regardless of where the ball is thrown.

Walker Zapp (2022 C, Auburn, AL) Displayed tremendous defensive ability behind the plate showcasing athleticism and a very quick transfer making him very difficult to run on. 

Hud McGehee (2021 RHP, Germantown, TN) Had good movement on his fastball in three innings of work striking out five. Ran his fastball up to 82 and showed potential for more velocity in the tank as he continue to devlopment.

Harrison Dial (2021 RHP, Satsuma, AL) Showed off his large athletic frame coming downhill at hitters running his fastball up to 85 and featured an above average curve with nice movement to it. 

Ethan Phillips (2022 RHP, Dunedin, FL) Had his outing cut short due to weather but stood out in his one inning of work, running his fastball up to 85 with good arm side run and a deceiving arm action fooling hitters throughout. 

Christian Jackson (2022 SS, Stockbridge, GA) Showcased tremendous two-way ability crushing a one-hop double off the wall in left field his first at bat. On the mound he ran his fastball up to 87 and pounded the zone throughout using an easy and repeatable delivery.

Alexander Griffin (2021 RHP, Evansville, IN) Uses a slow and deliberate delivery while changing his tempo throughout three scoreless innings on the mound keeping hitters consistently off balance.

Peyton Stovall (2021 MIF, Haughton, LA) Displayed both tremendous athleticism and baseball instincts both at shortstop and on the base paths. Has an advanced and confident approach at the plate at this age.

Mason Lang (2023 C, Chaska, MN) Laced a single into right field his first time up and followed it with loud contact in his second at bat displaying a ton of power potential from the left side of the plate.

JohnPaul Fox (2021 RHP, Columbiana, AL) Showed his ability with the bat in his only time up ripping a double into the right field corner. Has very quick hands at the plate with the ability to hit the ball wherever it is pitched.

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