Cullen Garner (2028 RHP, Saint Augustine, FL) showed a full three pitch mix with plenty of strikes and competitiveness. The fastballs at in the low-90s and peaked at 92 mph and there were three solid pitches for whiffs. 

Cole Albert (2028 RHP, Youngsville, LA) has a super projectable 6-5 frame and sat 88-90 moving the pitch to both halves of the plate. He's going to throw really hard down the line with how easy the operation works.  

Champ Banks (2028 OF, Nashville, TN) smashed a single through the pull side that left the bat at 101 mph. Banks has a lot of power and the ball explodes off the bat. 

Tyce Johnson (2028 SS, Temecula, CA) smashed a single at 95 mph off the bat that ricocheted off the pitcher for a single. Johnson has had a very impressive showing this week and continues to standout. 

Dylan Cunningham (2028 RHP, Peabody, MA) showed big stuff running the fastball up to 94 mph. There's lots of carry and arm strendth here adn he can really spin a breaking ball while landing the changeup too. 

Bentley Smith (2028 RHP, Santa Rosa Beach, FL) went 6 up 6 down during his outing and showed good feel to pitch. The changeup was the out pitch here adn he has three offerings. 

Coleman Smith (2028 RHP, Chattanooga, TN) has some unique traits and physicality already present on the frame. He was up to 89 mph from a steep, downhill angle and can also miss bats with the upper-70s slider. 

Jaxon Knapp (2028 SS, Argyle, TX) read an elevated breaking ball and was able to smash a line drive single up the middle that left the bat at 100 mph. Knapp continues to swing it well. 

Kai Wagner (2028 OF, Fort Collins, CO) showed solid stuff in a one inning stint, working up to 90 mph with a sweeping breaking ball. The arm speed is real. 

Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) shot a breaking ball into the opposite field gap for a single. He controls the zone well and showed good direction. 

Francis Conners-Schmid (2028 OF, East Chatham, NY) absolutely smashed a single that came off the bat at 107 mph. He also pitched and showed three offerings. 

Theo Swafford (2028 SS, Ventura, CA) absolutely crushed a home run to right centerfield that left the bat at 96 mph. He's been crushing balls in game with multiple exits over 95+. 

Cal Schnabel (2028 MIF, Central, SC) had a couple of barrels in game including a hard single up the middle. Schnabel is hitterish and has been a hit collector all weekend. 

Cullen Scott (2028 RHP, Melissa, TX) came out firing bullets in the mid-90s, showing huge arm talent, topping at 96 mph in the second. . The fastball has explosive life out of the hand and can really sink it at 90-91 too. Highest level arm talent here from Scott here and has big two-way ability. He also hit one hard at 98 EV for a single too. He then lifted a homer out to the pull-side at 93 EV/355 FT HR. 

Grant Arnold (2028 C, Merritt Island, FL) turned around a 95 mph fastball up in the zone and hit it into the trees for a long solo homer. The athletic tools are explosive and he has top of the class bat speed and power. He also ran the fastball up to 90 mph on the mound while producing plenty of deception. 

Duncan Carver (2028 RHP, Fairview, NC) worked a pair of solid innings and showed a good mix throughout. Fastball sat at 87-89 topping at 90 mph with quality arm speed. It's a fast arm and he has excellent feel to turn over a changeup at 75-77 along with landing an upper-70s slider to round out mix. 

Hunter Elmore (2028 1B, Moundville, AL) put a nice swing on one as he stayed on an outside fastball and shot a hard liner to the opposite field (101 EV). It's strong feel to hit with top end strength that has shown up throughout the event. 

David Vargas (2028 SS, Cartersville, GA) caught one out front and lofted it off the light pole for a homer (88 EV/344 FT). It's a loose and free left-handed cut with easy bat speed, projects physically for even more strength too. 

Easton Holmes (2028 RHP, Cumming, GA) fired a pair of solid innings, running it up to 92 mph and sinking it hard. He has good feel for a changeup that he turns over hard. 

Pat Conner (2028 RHP, Moss Bluff, LA) fired a pair of quality innings in the early going. Worked mostly in the mid-80s, topping at 89 mph with good feel for a three pitch mix. 

Colin Anderson (2028 MIF, Acworth, GA) put a loud swing on one as he went over the scoreboard the opposite way for a long solo homer (98 EV/397 FT). The hit tool is as good as any in the class and shows some thunderous hands here. 

Scott Fritz (2028 1B, Hawthorne, CA) put a good swing on one and hit it through the right side for a base hit to drive across a run. It's a big and physical left-handed hat with easy juice. 

Camden Dean (2028 OF, Southlake, TX) showed a good bit of intrigue here in his one inning to close things down. He was a fast arm and worked at 86-88 from a tough angle, mixing a changeup that he kills and a sweeping slider. 

Lio Garcia (2028 SS, Suwanee, GA) got the game started quickly as he hit one into the opposite field for a double. He put on a show in the infield workout and put a nice swing on one early in game one of the event. 

Colin Anderson (2028 MIF, Acworth, GA) lifted one down the left field line for a double and continues to show a high level hit tool each time out. The swing is loose with innate barrel feel and has top end bat speed. 

Jesse Covington (2028 SS, Greensboro, NC) caught a loud barrel in the early going, hitting one hard through the left side for a base hit to drive across a run. There's wiry strength here that shows up off the barrel. He also went 100 EV/426 FT into the trees beyond the LCF wall for a loud homer. 

Lucas Strawn (2028 RHP, Humble, TX) opens up sitting in the 89-91 ranges with explosive life out of the hand. The arm is loose, the fastball comes out easy, and has also showed a solid breaking ball as well. 

Gabriel Coupet (2028 SS, Boynton Beach, FL) found a loud barrel early on as he fired one right back up the middle for a base hit. The hands are loose and whippy and shows so much upside with the right-handed bat. 

Theo Swafford (2028 SS, Ventura, CA) just missed an extra base hit down the foul line in RF and followed that up with a hard hit single through the right side to drive in a run. There's a smoothness to the overall game here and has a bag of tools to build off. He followed that up with a 97 EV 2B later in the game too. 

Noah Knudson (2028 SS, Las Vegas, NV) got one through the left side for a base hit. The projection here is off the charts physically and can really control the barrel already. 

Myles Tate (2028 SS, Atlanta, GA) caught one out front and hooked it right down the left field line for a double. The physicality stands out, he took an excellent round of BP and finds a barrel here. 

Jeremiah Hall (2028 SS, Spanish Fork, UT) showed pretty monstrous strength on a swing in the early going, lifting one off the middle of the right-center wall for a double. The two-way upside here is immense and is getting it done early with the bat. He then made it back-to-back homers with a 99 EV/414 FT homer over the batter's eye. 

Rylan Jenkins (2028 OF, Tennille, GA) lifted one right down the left field line for a double. The hand speed has always been standout and the amount of twitch in the overall profile is impressive. 

Ryan Gaines (2028 RHP, Haymarket, VA) showed huge upside on the mound through the two inning start. The fastball got up to 94 mph and showed real life through the zone. He paired it with a full compliment of off-speeds and moves extremely well already. 

Jack Doss (2028 RHP, Georgetown, TX) came out pounding the zone at 87-89 mph from a super physical frame. He repeats the mechanics well down the mound and has excellent feel for the breaking ball that can be commanded to the glove-side. 

AJ Wida (2028 C, Kaneohe, HI) hit one hard back up the middle for a base hit (100 EV). Simple and repeatable right-handed swing and packs a punch at impact. All of that while also showing quality catch/throw skills behind the plate.

DJ Jones (2028 SS, Lawrenceville, GA) hit one down the left field line for a double in the early going. The switch hit tool has been on display throughout the day and was a big winner in the workout portion. 

Phileep Nowakowski (2028 C, New York, NY) caught a barrel in the early innings and fired one for a base hit (90 EV). Drove in a pair in the process. 

Dayne Franks (2028 LHP, Orion, IL) showed some pretty big upside, working in the 85-87 range, up to 88 mph and also has solid feel for a slider in the mid-70s. It's a loose and fast arm with good athleticism. 

Colin Raymond (2028 OF, Syosset, NY) caught the loudest barrel of the event so far as he hit one right at the RF for a L9 (105 EV). Raymond takes big hacks and has top of the class bat speed. 

Jacob Holley (2028 RHP, Minneola, FL) came out firing bullets in the first inning of relief. The fastball worked in the upper-80s, topping at 89 mph. It's an ultra physical right-hander with good arm speed and feel to spin. 

Gabe Bowne (2028 LHP, Newnan, GA) came out sinking the fastball in the mid-80s from a low slot. He turns over a good changeup in the upper-70s and creates a ton of angle and deception. 

Hunter Elmore (2028 1B, Moundville, AL) put a ridiculous swing on one as he went way out to right-center field for a long homer (97 EV/385 FT). He got the ball in the air and lofted it out to the opposite field gap. 

Dylan Cunningham (2028 RHP, Peabody, MA) caught a loud barrel in the middle innings and set a new high for exit velocity in game action here this week at 106 EV. The ball simply explodes off the barrel and has top of the scale power. 

Derrick Aull (2028 RHP, McDonough, GA) pounded the zone and finished up his two innings in only thirteen pitches. The right-hander moved the fastball around and worked in the mid-80s and paired it nicely with a quality breaker too. 

Max Feimster (2028 RHP, Santa Fe, TX) looked strong in the outing, going top rail a good bit with a fastball that plays nicely. He paired it nicely with a downer shaped curveball with feel to land in zone. 

Bryce Floyd (2028 RHP, Marietta, GA) showed a fast shoulder and worked in the 89-91 range with heavy sinking action. He has excellent feel to spin the baseball as well as turning over a solid changeup as well. 

Landon Bonner (2028 SS, The Colony, TX) collected two hits and was a menace on the basepaths during the game. The hit tool is top flight and he also made a nice running catch behind second base in game. 

Jaxon Knapp (2028 SS, Argyle, TX) lasered a ball off the wall at 100EV that came off super hot. He's a great athlete and showed that the BP juice translated to in game. 

Bentley Smith (2028 RHP, Santa Rosa Beach, FL) had a hard hit single that came off the bat at 99 mph. He's an accomplished two-way player with skills on both sides of the ball. 

Aiden Choo (2028 OF, Southlake, TX) pulled a double down the left field line. He's got a strong track record of hitting and shows good awareness of the zone. 

Ty Brandes (2028 SS, Merritt Island, FL) is a good athlete and has solid bat to ball skills from both sides. He pulled a single from the right side of the plate that left the bat at 89 mph. 

Emerson Morris (2028 SS, Taylors, SC) smacked an opposite field double that showed good carry off the bat. There's big tools here with a 95 mph arm anda 6.6 run tool. 

Cal Schnabel (2028 MIF, Central, SC) showed good bat control as he smacked a double down the opposite field line. There's good feel to hit and move the bat around the zone. 

Hector Peguero (2028 SS, Sabana Seca, PR) hit a hard single at 90 mph off the bat adn stole a couple of bases during this game. 

Camden Dean (2028 OF, Southlake, TX) barreled up a hard line drive single to the pull side. There's big bat speed and natural loft to the swing plane. 

Henry Tutera (2028 C, Fletcher, NC) launched a no doubt bomb that careened off the brick wall in left centerfield. There's huge strength and power and the ball came off at 100EV. 

Adriel Cartagena (2028 C, Caguas, PR) rocketed a double that left the bat at 95 mph. He's got excellent catch-and-throw skills with burgeoning offensive tools too. 

Peyton Osheaski (2028 RHP, Gainesville, GA) worked up to 93 mph and showed a lively, riding fastball. The operation and athleticism project well and he can land the breaking ball for strikes. 

Jake Lamb (2028 LHP, Beamsville, ON) has a deceptive delivery with good angle and ran the fastball up to 87 mph. There's good feel for the sweeper too and the projection here is solid. 

John Crandall (2028 1B, Lexington, KY) launched a home run during the game, a towering shot that cleared the left field wall. The ball left the bat at 96EV and went 374 feet. 

Mikey Papciak (2028 RHP, Greensboro, NC) got the start for the Orange squad, working in the 89-91 range with the fastball with life. Papciak works a smooth, athletic delivery with a quick arm, and pairs the fastball with a slider right around 80 with hard bite. 

Nathan Hazard (2028 LHP, Tampa, FL) got the start for the Navy squad, putting on an impressive display of stuff on the mound. He worked the fastball in the mid-upper 80s with some crossfire from the lefty slinger slot. He also mixed in a breaking ball with slurve action in the low-mid 70s.

Brooks DeRosa (2028 OF, Suwanee, GA) had a nice piece of hitting early in the first, sending it up the middle on the ground. DeRosa has a simple operation at the plate with solid bat speed, and he flexed the strength a bit with the 95 exit velocity.

Eisler Piloto (2028 3B, Miami Gardens, FL) shot one through the right side for a base knock in the third, showing off the strength with the barrel at the dish. Piloto has solid barrel feel, and sent this one through at 102 EV.

Tanner Herbek (2028 OF, Clarksville, TN) showed off the ability to work to all fields with a long single to right, sending it 302 feet into the corner in right. Herbek also has solid speed, and stole second in his first pitch on first base. 

Hunter Bartha (2028 SS, Beamsville, ON) had a loud barrel here in the third, sending it right at the center fielder on a line. Bartha has impressive strength at the plate with quick hands, and sent this one off the bat at 97 mph. 

Jaim Jorfredo Ferreira (2028 RHP, Caguas, PR) had a solid showing on the hill, working comfortably in the mid 80s (T87) with some sizzle to the fastball. Ferreira works a smooth delivery with a fluid arm path, and worked in a bigger breaking ball in the low-mid 70s range with 11-5 shape around 2500 RPM. 

Jack Rhodes (2028 C, Nashville, TN) had a loud showing here at BP today, and showed off the impressive strength in-game with a liner right at the right fielder at 101 EV. Rhodes creates plenty of lift at the plate with the ability to back spin baseballs. 

Brayden Entrekin (2028 OF, Russellville, AL) hammered one at the second baseman at 95 exit velocity in the fourth, showing off the pull side strength. Entrekin has solid bat speed with good feel for the barrel out front. 

Tyler D'Amico (2028 1B, Dix Hills, NY) had one of the more impressive swings of the day, burning the right fielder for an RBI triple. D'Amico works a smooth lefty swing with a solid base, and flexed the strength with this one at 94 EV.

Cal Williamson (2028 LHP, Atlanta, GA) had an impressive display of stuff on the mound, working mainly in the mid 80s with the higher spin fastball with carry (~2400s). Williamson worked a 3-pitch mix, going to the fading changeup at 76/77 and the curve in the low 70s with confidence. 

Micah Von (2028 C, Decatur, GA) showed off the strength at the plate with a long double, burning the center fielder. Von has a swing with solid bat speed and obvious impact out front, and he sent this one to center at 95 EV. 

Joseph Nystrom (2028 SS, Alpharetta, GA) had a very impressive swing here in the fifth, going the other way for a double. Nystrom tried to take the left field wall down, and sent it off the bat at 101 EV. 

Kingston Jones (2028 SS, Marietta, GA) shot one into the gap in the sixth for an RBI base knock, showing off the feel to hit. Jones works a simple operation with some strength, hammering this one at 92 EV. 

Luke Esquivel (2028 1B, Grapevine, TX) went lift off here in the sixth, flexing the power to right with a homer into the trees. Esquivel works a smooth lefty swing with some solid strength to the hands, gets this one out to the pull side.

Caelen Frederick (2028 OF, Alpharetta, GA) showed off the opposite field strength here in the sixth with a double to left at 90 EV. Frederick has solid power potential with the long and lanky frame, and got the barrel to this one. 

Peyton Tarlton (2028 OF, Indian Trail, NC) shot one up the middle for a base knock in the seventh, showing off the barrel feel. Tarlton works a smooth left handed swing with some pop in the barrel, and sent this one into center at 87 EV. 

Joshua Diaz (2028 3B, Staten Island, NY) had a good showing out on the hill, working mainly in the upper 80s with carry at the top of the zone. The fastball created plenty of swing and miss when up, and he paired that with a curve in the low 70s with good shape. 

Paxton Ladner (2028 1B, Waxhaw, NC) had an interesting look on the mound in the eighth, showing a true 3-pitch mix with the fastball working in the upper 80s with some run to the arm side. The changeup fell off the table in the low 80s and he kills the spin well on it. The curveball worked in the mid 70s with 11-5 shape with feel for the pitch. 

Jonah Boyd (2028 SS, Eastvale, CA) made a few nice plays out in the field, with a diving play at second base, a few good plays at short, and a nice play on the run at third. Boyd showcased well and impressed with the hands and the clean footwork in the field.