Justin Phillips (2028, Chandler, AZ) was consistently on the barrel, showing easy bat speed and effortless power. The strength is real, and the home run power showed up.
Bryant Provencio (2028, Mesa, AZ) brought some serious thump to BP, launching an opposite-field bomb and showing legit power every swing. Creates easy leverage and looked to do damage.
Carter Wacker (2027, Cottonwood, AZ) has a smooth and easy left-handed swing. He was on the screws consistently and flashed legit pull-side power.
Cristian Morgan (2026, Maricopa, AZ) was putting on a show, peppering balls off the wall and showing the ability to lift and strength from the right side. The bat speed is there and the strength is loud.
Peyton Burgess (2028, Goodyear, AZ) made it look easy. Low-effort swing, loud results, with line drives carrying all over the yard and plenty of home run power from the left side.
Jaxon Clubb (2028, Peoria, AZ) let the bat eat during BP, showing quick hands and present pull-side impact. Strong frame, easy bat speed, and the ball jumped off the bat.
Mateo Escontrias (2028, Glendale, AZ) flashed real bat speed and strength, line drives when synced up. Plenty of raw tools and impact potential.
Mason Madrid (2028,Queen Creek, AZ) stacked together quality swings all round, staying connected and drove balls to the pull side. Quick hands and good direction.
John Nyman (2028, Vail, AZ) kept things simple and effective, consistently finding the barrel with a direct swing and line-drive approach. Smooth swing with good extension.
Reed Ross (2028, Paradise Valley, AZ) flat-out stole the show. Missile after missile, including one over the fence and another that nearly took out the office. Easily one of the loudest BP rounds of the day.
Drew Strader (2028, Dewey, AZ) showcased an athletic swing with lift to the pull-side when he is synced and balanced at contact. He showed bat speed with intent to do damage to the gaps.
Reid Tworek (2027, Phoenix, AZ) showed an aggressive, intentful swing with some real pull-side thump. Stayed on time and flashed plenty of impact when he got the barrel out front.
Jesus Flores (2027, El Paso, TX) put on a show, showing tons of power, bat speed, and baseballs were getting crushed, including one that smoked the golf cart. Comfort in the box with rhythm to the swing.
Hudson Paul (2029, Scottsdale, AZ) showed quick hands and a compact swing that produced loud gap contact. The strength is already emerging, and there's plenty more power coming as the frame fills out.
Kade Wilkins (2029, Gilbert, AZ) showed plenty of strength in the frame with bat speed through the zone. A middle-of-the-order stick with emerging power, feel for the barrel, and a pull-side approach.
Brady Winebrenner (2027, Gilbert, AZ) impresses with a projectable frame, simple, level, and direct path to impact. Showed raw strength, intent in the swing, a quick trigger, and feel for consistent damage on the barrel.