Aidan Knaak (2023 RHP, Fort Myers, FL) threw a gem in this one, going three hitless innings and striking out seven opposing batters. He sat 80-84 mph, creating good plane on the fastball from his over the top slot and creating swings and misses up in the zone. He induced weak contact all game, locating his three-pitch mix on both sides of the plate.

Nathanael Coupet  (2023 OF Boynton Beach, Florida) showed great contact and power in his ABs. He jumped on a first pitch fastball for a long double in the first inning, and followed it up with a hard line drive to shortstop in his 2^nd AB. 

Nicholas Alonso (2022 OF Miami, Florida) showed great patience and a nice swing at the plate to barrel a long drive to LF in his first AB for a standup triple with 2 RBIs. 

JeanPierre Ortiz (2022 SS/RHP Carolina, PR) was impressive during his outing running his FB up to 92. He created a good plane with a good use of the lower half while rotating a 3 pitch mix, striking out the 3 batters he faced. 

Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL) showed some fairly significant juice during the games launching two balls to the pull side for home runs. They were a couple of majestic shots and shows off the ability to drive the ball with power through the lower half. 

Kustarr Webb (2023 1B, Jacksonville, FL) is a physical hitter and uses that strength and impact potential to knock the ball all over the park. He collected three well-struck singles and the strength in his lower half is notable. 

Kole Hammond (2023 1B, Griffin, GA) was a hit machine as he racked up four hits during his time in the game. Hammond had two singles and two doubles and uses a compact swing with a linear path to really use a true all fields approach. 

Edward Phelps III (2023 3B, Norcross, GA) collected three hits to the left side with a single, double, and a triple as he also brought in three runs. There's a lot to like about Phleps' swing given the looseness of his hands and present bat speed and the overall package is a quality hitter. 

Diego Guevara (2022 OF, Statesboro, GA) knocked in two hits including a massive bomb deep to the pull side. He's 6-foot-4 and very physical with a long, leveraged path and there's some significant power upside given the strength and projection combo. 

Miller Durham (2023 LHP, San Diego, CA) is a physical lefthanded hitter who showed impressive strength exuded through contact. Durham collected two hits on the afternoon including a majestic ground rule double to give a glimpse of the power. 

Brett Wagner (2022 3B, Venetia, PA) had a monster day at the plate with three hits including a bomb to show off the pop. He's a pure hitter with an all fields approach and showed he can work both sides of the field with intent and accuracy. 

Marlon Bravo Jr (2023 1B, Miami Gardens, FL) flashed some big time strength and power with a deep fly ball to left field to show the ball carries well off the bat. In addition to that he added two singles up the middle to show he can alter his swing for different intents. 

Andrew Cedano (2023 RHP, Locust Grove, GA) has impressive bat speed and raw strength that he showed with a big time home run. The ball jumps as he creates leverage and strength through extension.

Nolan Geislinger (2024 SS, Watkins, MN) collected multiple extra base hits in the form of a double and a triple. There's impressive wrist strength and the ability to cover the plate and really get into his lower half to create strength.

Gavin Miller (2022 3B, Oakdale, PA) is an athletic swinger with twitch to the stance and the bat speed that stands out. Miller rocketed a ball off the wall showing that he can both impact the baseball and lift it effectively. 

Anthony Marsillo (2023 C, Staten Island, NY) is a physical RHH with a solid frame.  He showed some strength and the ability to barrel up the ball in today's game, getting a single to left and line drive double to center. 

Robert Rispoli (2023 SS, Staten Island, NY) put together a nice day from the right side of the plate.  A slender infielder with a small frame, he picked up a RBI on a pair of singles to left.

Justin Soto (2022 C, Aguadilla, PR) is a physical presence in the right handed batters box. He worked the middle of the field in his at bats and it paid off in the form of a pair of line drive singles. 

Matthew Wolz (2023 C, Kansas City, MO) stayed hot at the plate, adding three more singles to his tally on the week.  He uses the whole field to get the most out of his small frame as his body continues to grow and develop. 

Brock Mayer (2022 RHP, Torrance, CA) is a long limbed, primary pitcher who has held his own at the plate.  Using a back side approach, he shot a couple of low line drives to right field for clean singles. 

Nomar G. Diaz Santiago (2022 C, Comerio, PR) has present physicality to go with his large frame.  Hitting from the right side of the plate, he pulled a couple of singles through the left side before dropping his third hit of the day into right field.

Jacob Martinez (2022 SS, Corpus Christi, TX) is an athletic, medium framed infielder that has a knack for being in the right place at the right time.  He made a nice diving play on a hard line drive and displayed good actions on his other opportunities.  The RHH also got it done at the plate, picking up a couple more singles. 

Kairos Quintana (2023 OF, Fajardo, PR) continued to show off his above average bat to ball skills at the plate.  The left handed dynamo reached base in all of his plate appearances, notching a double and pair of singles.

Colin Marinpetro (2022 1B, Imperial, PA) displayed fluid left-handed stroke with the ability to keep his hands inside the ball and drive it back up the middle for a single. He followed up his first at bat with another roped single to center field. Marinpetro capped his day off with a long triple to the pullside. 

Ethan Finch (2024 C, Brunswick, GA) showed the ability to drive the ball to the pull side with authority as he smoked a double deep in the left center field gap. 

Derin De La Cruz (2022 SS, Jersey City, NJ) showed the ability to get the bat head out on time with a well struck ball to center field. He does a nice job transferring his weight into contact allowing him to stay through the baseball.

Raymond Rojas (2022 3B, Lawrence, MA) showcased the ability too barrel up the baseball consistently as he started his day two for two with a double and a triple driving two balls in the gaps. 

Sebastian Benitez-Martinez (2022 RHP, Fayetteville, NC) found the barrel consistently driving the ball from gap to gap. In his second at bat he smoked double deep to left center field and followed that up with a hard-hit single to right center field and capped his day off with a double down the left field line. 

Mark McNaney (2024 SS, Albuquerque, NM) has shown good bat to ball skills routinely finding the barrel and driving the ball from gap to gap with a line drive oriented swing.   

Ben Brash (2023 RHP, Aiken, SC) showed a smooth right-handed stroke with feel for the barrel and the ability tot drive the ball to the pull side. 

Nicholas Avagnano (2022 3B, Paramus, NJ) displayed some strength in his right-handed swing driving the baseball to the opposite field for a long RBI triple to cap off his event. 

John Cooper Williams (2023 OF, Woodstock, GA) continued to showcase his ability to impact the baseball with authority to the pull side. He followed up his first triple with two more well hit balls to the pull side as he routinely impacts the ball well. 

Parker Hall (2023 C, Toney, AL) drove the ball deep to right field for a long double showcasing his ability to drive the ball the other way. He followed that up with a well struck ball to left field as he once again displayed his ability to get the barrel head out and drive the baseball. 

Walter Ford (2023 3B, Hoover, AL) followed up his single in his first at bat with a long double in his second at bat displaying his ability to drive the ball with back spin to the gaps. He followed that up with a well hit ball to the wall in left field. 

Pete Craska (2023 1B, Gibsonia, PA) continued to display his power to the pull side with a long home run to the right center field gap. He does a nice job creating leverage through the hitting zone to create back spin on the baseball.  

Karson Bowen (2022 C, Anaheim Hills, CA) displayed the ability to create easy carry to the pull side as he does a nice job transferring his weight into contact. He followed up his first at bat with a line drive down the right field line for a triple. 

Keegan Knutson (2022 3B, Janesville, WI) put together a nice day at the plate as he routinely found the barrel driving the baseball back up with middle with a level bat path. He capped his day off with a smoked double down the left field line. 

Matt Manley (2023 3B, Huntsville, AL) displayed his ability to drive the baseball deep to the pull side with a long double off the base of the left field wall. 

Anthony Fernandez (2022 OF, Santiago, ST) showcased a smooth left handed swing as he got into a ball to the pull side gap. He does a nice job creating separation pre swing as he gets the barrel out front on time to drive the baseball. 

Tate McKee (2023 RHP, Kennesaw, GA) showed a projectable frame with a smooth swing. In his first at bat he drove the ball  back up the middle for a loud single to center field. He followed that up with another barreled ball to left field later in the game once again showcasing his smooth swing path. 

Luke Orfi (2023 SS, Cumming, GA) showed some power to the gaps driving the ball to the left center field gap for a triple in his first at bat. Defensively he displayed smooth hands a good athleticism in the middle of the infield with the ability to throw from multiple arm angles. 

Antonio Parsayar (2024 OF, Paw Paw, MI) displayed his ability to drive the ball the other way with a well struck ball deep to right field, and followed that up with a line drive double to the pull side in his third at bat. 

Peter Walsh (2022 SS, Lakeland, FL) displayed a smooth left-handed swing with the ability to drive the ball to center field with authority. He followed up his first at bat with another well struck ball in his second at bat showing his ability to back spin the baseball. 

Jax Phillips (2024 3B, Milton, GA) did a nice job keeping his hands inside the baseball and driving it deep in the right center field gap showcasing strength in the hands at the point of contact. 

Derek Lopez (2023 C, Windermere, FL) showcased strength in the hands and a good weight transfer to the ball with the ability to impact the ball well from gap to gap. In his second at bat he drove a ball deep to the opposite field gap for a double displaying the ability to stay inside the baseball. 

Andrew Granatell (2023 3B, Franklin Lakes, NJ) displayed strength in the hands driving the ball off the left center field wall for a long triple. His triple followed up a hard hit single in his earlier at bat. 

Preston Murphy (2022 C, Miramar Beach, FL) showed easy power at the plate in each of his at bats with the ability to drive the ball deep to all parts of the park. 

Craig Kalkbrenner (2024 SS, Kennesaw, GA) had a solid day offensively showing a sound swing with good bat speed that was consistently on plane and on time. He has good first step quickness out of the box and should see success given his athleticism as he matures physically.

Simon Tesh (2022 RHP, Knoxville, TN) is a primary right-handed pitcher who ran his fastball up to 84 mph previously in the event and showed some intrigue offensively as the power ceiling looks to be pretty significant. He's a long and projectable right-handed hitter who had a pair of hits including a hard hit double down the pull side line.

Dillon Head (2023 OF, Glenwood, IL) is an established athlete who impresses in a number of facets each time out, including today. His athleticism plays especially well in the outfield and on the base paths, but also into how he swings the bat where he generates great torque and bat speed in driving the ball to the pull side.

Tyler Bradford (2024 3B, Marietta, GA) picked up his few hits late in the contest but showed a strong/physical swing throughout the game in making consistently good contact. He had a pair of doubles to the pull side, including a ball that landed near the track and had a simple line drive single through the middle.

Grayson Baldovin (2023 2B, Marietta, GA) is an athletic player who uses a real short and compact swing to find the barrel at a consistent rate while allowing his athleticism to play well on the base paths where he took the extra base well. 

Ayden Schnarrs (2024 MIF, Moseley, VA) is an intriguing young prospect who both swung the bat well today and impressed at the shortstop position with his athleticism, strong hands and arm strength on easy throws across. He generates good bat speed with some explosiveness to contact and shows the tools to impact the game on both sides of the ball. 

Jayden Mock (2024 1B, Dunwoody, GA) picked up four hits in the game, most of which came in the form of line drives to the pull side. He's a big, physical right-handed hitter with strength behind his swing and a feel for the barrel that plays well with his ability to lift the ball when squared. 

Algenis Sanchez (2022 OF, Guayama, PR) has a compact build that leads to some power out of his 5-foot-7, 140-pound frame. Sanchez uses the opposite field well hitting from the left side, with singles to left and center field and a double he put over the left fielder's head in his third at-bat. He added another infield single, showing some foot speed, in his last at-bat.

Spencer Muffuletto (2023 MIF, OF, Jefferson, GA) stays on plane well with his swing, taking a pull approach to the plate with him. The 5-foot-7, 130-pound prospect sprayed a trio of singles into left field during game action.

Jahir Velez (2023 1B, LHP, Hatillo, PR) has long limbs and plenty of room to fill into his 5-foot-7, 140-pound frame. Velez sprayed it all over the field in this look, with singles to left, an infield single in the four hole, and a liner up the middle that almost took the pitcher's head off.

Antonio Galizia (2023 C, RHP, Brewster, NY) brought an up-the-middle approach with him to this game, with a trio of singles back up the middle. Galizia is a well put-together prospect at 5-foot-10 and 180 pounds and looks like he can unlock some power in his swing.

Wyatt Liskey (2022 LHP, OF, Guyton, GA) has a frame and swing you get excited about at 6-foot-1 and 165 pounds. He barreled up three pitches and sent them all right back up the middle, with a pair of them right into the L-screen and another deposited into center field.

Wiljer Casana (2023 SS, Miami, FL) had a knack for finding grass in this one, with three hits on the day. Casana looks like a prospect who will grow and get stronger out of his 5-foot-9, 160-pound frame.

Joshua Chaparro (2022 SS, OF, Aguada, PR) put a pair of exciting swings on the ball out of a frame that could be filled out to access even more pop. Chaparro, at 5-foot-10, 145 pounds, had a pair of extra-base hits, the first a double he put over the right fielder's head from a right-handed swing, and the next a triple he put deep down the right field line, showing off huge strides and speed.

Charles Williams Jr. (2023 3B, Tampa, FL) knocked a pair of singles, one into the L-screen and the next past the shortstop, before unloading on a double down the right field line that showcased the power in his 6-foot, 225-pound frame. Williams also showed a very steady glove at third, making a number of plays at the hot corner.

Matthew Thompson (2022 RHP, Spanish Fort, AL) showcased both sides of his game today, making a nice turn at shortstop and barreling one up for a two-RBI double to the right center field gap. He was 3-for-4 on the day for the Red team.

Thrasher Steed (2022 RHP, Orange Beach, AL) had some fun today at the park, collecting two hits on a couple of well-struck line drives. He has a free and easy swing with excellent bat speed. 

Jack Scheri (2022 SS, Peru, IL) made a nice charging play at shortstop and then burned the right fielder with a hard hit opposite field double. The junior has a physically advanced build with obvious strength present.

Carson Moreno (2022 1B, Miami, FL) was seeing the ball well today, smashing three base hits, including a opposite field double that carried in the gap.

NJ Gott (2023 3B, Northbrook, IL) had himself a day at the park, going 4-for-4 with four singles, using all parts of the park. He showed excellent barrel awareness and a contact-oriented approach.

Michael (Mikey) Bell (2022 SS, Fresno, CA) showed off his defensive prowess at shortstop, including a beautiful barehand charge to get the runner at first. He also tripled to center field in his last at bat. 

Je-Isaac Alamo (2022 SS, Richmond, TX) showed an ability to take the ball to all fields collecting two hits in his first two ABs. Also looked solid defensively at SS

Rodrigo Colon (2022 OF, Juana Díaz, PR) stays short to the ball with a line drive approach and drove the ball up the middle and the other was for hard line drive singles in his 1st 2 ABs.

Lazaro Collera (2024 RHP, Miami, FL) showed strength pulling an outside pitch to left field for a base hit pulled a hard line drive down the LF line for a 2nd hit.

Alexander Guevara (2023 SS, Miami, FL) barreled the ball up in his first AB and drove the ball to the LCF gap for a stand up double

Kason Alexander (2023 C, Marrero, LA) short swing to the ball with strong hands and drove the ball hard back up the middle for a single in his 1st AB then took the ball the other way for another single.

Andy Guy (2024 C, Houston, TX) has a line drive swing plane and stays through the ball nicely hitting a line drive single to LF in his 1st AB

Josh Wenz (2023 SS, Naperville, IL) has strength present in his swing and made loud contact throughout the game barreling the ball up to all fields.

Alfonso Xavier Garcia (2022 C, Toa Baja, PR) showed good plate coverage and took the pitch the other way for a line drive single to RCF then made a nice play in CF tracking down a deep fly ball.

Gabriel Rodriguez (2024 RHP, Arecibo, PR) showed a nice level swing plane and the ability to drive the ball the other way with a line drive single to RF.

Teague Hoover (2022 SS, Sunbury, PA) kept barreling balls up all game show a good feel for the barrel and ability to drive the ball to all fields with two hits to show for it.

Patrick Maxwell (2022 SS, Arlington, TN) has a nice line drive approach and hit the ball hard in all ABs and collected 3 hits in the game.

Oliver Service (2023 OF, Detroit, MI) had some of the loudest ABs in the game showing a smooth swing and making loud contact in all his ABs including driving a ground rule double deep to LF.

Jabari Daniely (2022 3B, Stone Mountain, GA) has strength present in his swing a turned on a ball for a hard ground ball single to LF.

Marcus O. Hernandez (2022 1B, Miami, FL) had multiple hits in the game showing his ability to make contact and hit the ball to all fields.

Gage Arthur (2023 OF, Tulsa, OK) collected multiple hits in the game and used an up the middle approach driving the ball back through the box.

Eric Maisonet (2023 SS, Florida, PR) barreled the ball up and hit a hard line drive up the middle. 

Kuyper Kendall (2022 SS Overland Park, KS) had a nice approach and used his hands well to get a couple hits into the gaps. 

Elvis Victoriano (2023 OF Orlando, FL) found hard barrels in his ABs including a very loud RBI single in his first AB. 

James Agabedis (2022 SS,2B Sudbury, MA) had a great day with a couple of good barrels including to both sides of the field with 3 RBIs. Agabedis also showed his skills at SS with soft hands and quick ball transfers.

Fischer Einkauf (2024 1B Port Neches, TX) nice hands to stay inside the ball to go to the opposite field for a single and rbi

Joseph Garrison (2023 RHP/1B Hartselle,AL) showed quick hands and bat during his ABs and got himself a RBI double down the LF line.

Matthew Goldenbaum (2023 RHP/2B Fairless Hills, PA) kept his barrel in the zone and drove the ball to both sides of the field including a double to right center. 

Connor Barker (2022, Atwater, MN) showed off his power by driving a deep triple over the centerfielders head. He also hit a double to centerfield. He creates good leverage and has some lift to his swing. The bat is quick, and he stays inside the ball well.

Nick Linkowski (2022, Flowery Branch, GA) displayed quick hands and some pop with a deep double to the gap. He stays balanced throughout his swing and does a good job of using his lower half to drive the baseball.

Sully White (2023, Peachtree City, GA) showed a good pull side approach and drove a ball to the warning track for a double. The swing is smooth and easy.

Thomas Brice (2024 SS, Jacksonville, FL) has an athletic, medium frame. The young RHH collected three hits on the day, including a 2 run double to LCF.  He also displayed good defensive actions on the infield. 

Jayden Brown (2022 LHP, Parker, CO) impressed from the left side of the plate.  The physical, 6'8" LHH showed off some juice in the bat pulling a pair of well hit singles and driving a double over the right fielders head. 

Anthony Ruggiero (2024 OF, Mendon, MA) is lean, long framed LHH.  The youngster showed the ability to consistently barrel the baseball with some pop, as he lashed a double of the right field wall and hit a hard ground ball back up the middle. 

Bradley Ferrell (2024 RHP, Laporte, IN) has a lean build on a long frame with plenty of projection as he continues to mature physically.  A RHH, he picked up a couple of singles on the day and made a nice diving catch in the 6-hole. 

Malik Foster (2022 2B, Nassau, NW) is a lean, medium framed athlete with some quick twitch tendencies.  The RHH sprayed the ball to all fields, picking up a pair of singles and driving the ball to RF for a double. He also displayed good actions and range in the infield. 

Connor Janik (2022 3B, Frankfort, IL) put together a nice day at the plate, ending up with 3 hits.  The medium framed RHH still has some room to grow but consistently generated solid contact, including an RBI double.  

Jason Ramos (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL) Big Physical frame hard pullside single; Moves well on the bases for his size. Adds a double to go along with the single from the first AB continues to hit the ball hard. Hard hit single in his third AB as well with a line drive past the SS

Garrett Porter (2022 OF, Valrico, FL) Linedrive single to CF; Very repeatable stroke almost mirrored his first at bat with another line drive single hit well up the middle.

Jack Millin (2023 C, McAllen, TX) Single and driving in a run in his first at bat

Gavin Hause (2022 SS, Cape Coral, FL) Hard hit pullside double made it all the way to the corner for an RBI double in his first at bat; Hause continues to square up the baseball in his second at bat. Both balls hit well. Probably his hardest hit ball of the day line drive right at left fielder. 3 Hits on the day for Gavin

Christian Taylor (2023 SS, Mt. Juliet, TN) Showed very   good actions defensively on a tough slow roller play at 3rd base. Good speed home to first. Taylor adds two hits in his first two ABs of the day to go along with the defense.

Jonathan Gonzalez (2022 3B, Hialeah, FL) Very fluid swing in his first AB showing great extension lacing a single up the middle.

Broc Bronson (2023 RHP, Jupiter, FL) Broc has started off strong with two hits in his first two at bats.

Tate Sanders (2023 C, Pace, FL) Two line drive singles in his first two at bats. Quick compact stroke with strength through contact. A real offensive threat behind the plate. Goes oppo line drive in 3rd AB just repeats and does a good job of not trying to do too much.

Cole Crafton (2024 3B, Manhattan, IL) Cole a very projectable left handed bat uses leverage well to get the bat through the zone and is aggressive with his hands very powerful lefty stroke.

Julian Garcia (2023 3B, Margate, FL) Garcia hits one deep to the track in left that bounces over the outfield fence; Showing some bat speed and some real pop in his swing.

Alec Aguilar (2022 SS, Virginia Beach, VA) Came up and added a big double to right center field that got out there in a hurry.

Jaden Guthrie (2022 SS, Montclair, VA) High baseball IQ plays extremely hard. Made some very difficult plays at SS. Seems always be in the right place. Added a line drive single at the plate as well 

Cooper Whitton (2022 OF, San Diego, CA) had a loud day at the dish picking up three extra-base hits, all of which came in the form of hard barreled line drives to the left field wall. He's a physical right-handed hitting outfielder who has all the pieces for high ceiling power projection. 

Kodi Deskins (2023 C, Oldsmar, FL) has established himself as a talented offensive performer and showed more of the same today with a pair of hits and well struck contact throughout. He generates good bat speed and has a knack for finding the barrel in a variety of settings.

Jack Wise (2022 RHP, Augusta, GA) is a primary pitcher who is highly talented on the mound but has the strength behind his swing to make an impact on the offensive end as he is able to adjust the barrel head to match plane and generate line drive contact. 

M Tyler Gorbett (2022 C, Newport News, VA) had a loud day at the plate as well as he picked up three hits in four at-bats, all of which were very well struck and netted him two extra-base hits including a ground rule double. He's a physical swinger who works on a level plane is able to generate enough lift at the contact point to create carry off the barrel. 

Kuyper Lashutka (2022 SS, Columbus, OH) had three hits in this game, all of which were hit on a line and came off the barrel well. He finds the barrel at a consistent rate, getting the barrel head to all parts of the zone and showing good instincts and reads on the bases to take and extra bag when it's there. 

Kalym Espaillat (2022 C, Boston, MA) is a strong kid who uses his strength well into his swing as he ambushes pitches out front of the plate and impacts the ball to the pull side. He also showed good instincts on a play at first base where he double off a runner at second base. 

Garrett Swan (2022 C, Grass Lake, MI) picked up three hits in the contest, all of which were hit on a line to different parts of the field. He has a knack for finding the barrel and is able to go with the pitch well depending on what part of the zone it's in. 

CJ Wisniewski (2022 OF, Monroe Township, NJ) also had three hits in the game, simplifying his swing at times to punch the ball through the infield and unloading at other times to generate hard line drive contact into the outfield. 

Omari Daniel (2022 SS, Smyrna, GA) showed quick twitch actions in the field while at shortstop with range and arm strength. Has present strength in the swing with solid bat speed and the ability to consistently find the barrel. Collected three hits in his first three at-bats including a double to deep centerfield in his third trip to the plate.

Charles Pulaski (2022 2B, Savannah, GA) displayed solid barrel to ball skills and the ability to use the whole field with three singles: to right, up the middle and to left-centerfield. Solid approach at the plate with a shorter swing that gets directly to the ball. 

Cole Johnson (2023 1B, The Hills, TX) worked his approach from the middle to the pull side, collected three hits with a liner to left field and a pair coming through the middle of the field. Large frame with present strength, power will continue to increase with maturity.

Aiden Fassold (2024 2B, Kettering, OH) utilized a middle-of-the-field approach to collect three hits on the day with a simple and shorter swing. Found the barrel consistently and showed solid timing at the plate. Tallied singles to right-center, centerfield and a well struck ball down the left field. 

Gavin Brunsman (2022 3B, Alexandria, VA) is athletic and lean with room to fill out. Showed solid feel for centering the ball in the barrel with three hits in four at bats with a more pull side oriented approach at the plate. 

Tamden Webb-Tate (2022 C, Ankeny, IA) showed his versatility at the plate, waiting back and taking one the other way for a single, He has an imposing frame with obvious strength present. 

Juan Perez (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) had three loud hits on the day for team Navy. In his first at bat, he cleared his hips and barreled an inside pitch for a double down the left field line.

Alex Lodise (2022 3B, Saint Augustine, FL) burned the right fielder for an opposite field triple. The right-handed hitter made loud contact all day and showed off his speed on the bases.

Nick Robert (2023 1B, Stuart, FL) collected two hard hits in this one, using his long levers to whip the barrel through the zone. The 6-foot-5 sophomore is a patient hitter with a explosive swing. 

Tristan Rucker (2023 C, Lake Worth, FL) got his hands through the zone and made contact out front, lacing a a double to the warning track in the left field corner.

Nathan Hall (2022 OF, Lexington, SC) drilled two hits in this one, including a double to the  opposite field gap. He showed a balanced approach and a smooth stroke. 

Ransel Jerez (2022 SS, La Terrena, RO) drove in two runs and collected two hits on the day, showing his quick hands and bat speed. 

Amari Collins (2023 1B, Peachtree City, GA) squared up two balls today, including a single up the middle and a line drive to left field. He has a clean and easy stroke from the left side with great barrel control.

JR Adams (2023 OF, Fontana, CA) showed a good feel for the barrel and kept his hands through the ball pulling a line drive single to LF in his 1st AB and turned on a ball to LF for his 2nd hit.

Andrew Fischer (2022 3B, Wall, NJ) has a smooth swing with strength present and drove the ball the ball to RCF for a stand up double and collected another hit as well.

Grant Gilooly (2022 SS, Port Saint Lucie, FL) went back up the middle in both his ABs for a single and came out and flashed the leather on defensive side making an outstanding play at 3B showing his arm across the diamond.

Tysen Benford (2022 1B, Acworth, GA) has big time pop and strength present in his swing and displayed it driving a ball deep to LF for a stand up double. 

James Snipes (2022 RHP, Woodstock, GA) showed his ability to drive the ball the other way with a line drive single to RF.

Kaleb Wilkey (2023 C, Manhattan, IL) has a good line drive swing plane and showed a good feel for the barrel with hard line drive singles in all 3 of his plate appearances.

England Bryan (2024 C, Hillsboro, TN) has a fluid swing with good hands from both sides of the plate and collected two hits including driving a ball deep to LF for a double showing off some power in his swing.

Austin Charles (2024 OF, Avondale, AZ) had a line drive single to the opposite field and flashed his defensive ability with a great bare hand at SS.

Kamren Clark (2022 C, Louisville, KY) had a good swing plane and stayed through the ball well on line drive single to LF

Ryan Combs (2022 OF, Roswell, GA) stood out defensively playing a great CF and tracked the ball down all over the OF and had

Darren Willis (2022 MIF, Lizella, GA) stayed through the ball nicely and drove the ball to all fields collecting three hits in the game.

Cole Brewer (2022 SS, Douglasville, GA) showed a good feel for the barrel and the ability to make hard contact to all fields with three hits in the game

Won Lee (2022 3B, Katy, TX) has an up the middle approach and found the barrel consistently with two line drive singles to CF

Jack Schrafft (2022 SS, Milton, GA) made some loud contact and drove the ball right back up the middle for a hard line drive single while looking solid defensively at SS

Taylor Harris (2022 OF, Woodstock, GA) showed some pop in his barrel to the gaps driving a double deep to RCF.

Logan Duffy (2022 OF, Toms River, NJ) has some power to the pull side and displayed it with a loud double to the RCF gap.

Connor Smith (2022 RHP, McKnight, PA) tripled to deep CF in game play. The 2022 grad has a short compact swing and good feel for the barrel. 

Maximus Mullins (2024 3B, Middletown, DE) split the RCF gap for a linedrive triple, and later added a double over the Cf's head. Mullins moves well down the line, and has gap power to all fields. 

Rodolfo Martinez Jr. (2022 C, Miami, FL) displayed the present strength in his swing by singling and (2) doubling in game action. Martinez Jr. often finds the barrel, and when he does it is loud. 

Bryson Campbell (2023 C, Anahuac, TX) has a medium athletic built, and quick compact swing. Campbell has present gap pop to all fields, and tripled in the RCF gap. 

Ben Abram (2024 3B, Fleming Island, FL) laced a double in game play. Abram hunts pitches he can do damage with. 

Colin Jones (2024 SS, Stone Mountain, GA) tagged a double down the RF line. Jones has a rotational swing, and did a good job of keeping his hands inside of the ball. 

Max Jarvie (2024 RHP, Wilton, CT) singled through the left side. Jarvie hits with a rotational swing and hunts contact. 

Richard Segura (2022, Providence, RI) showed off some good bat speed and laced a hard single to left field. He shows good balance to his swing and uses his lower half well. Had multiple hits during his showing.

Edward Paneque (2023, Miami, FL) showed off some serious pop with a deep double to the left center field gap. He stays inside the ball well and has a quick bat. He also showed some good ability at shortstop with good footwork and a strong arm.

Alan Choo (2023, Southlake, TX) showed off his power by driving a ball deep into the gap for a standup triple. Choo shows a gap to gap approach and had some pop.

#13 Connor Spink (2023 IF Palm Harbor, FL) had a good swing plane and used both sides of the field, had a deep double to left field warning track in first AB. 

#17 Seamus Gallagher (2024 Wesley Chapel, FL) quick hands to turn on a ball down the line for a double and barrel up the middle, looked solid defensively at 3B with smooth feet and accurate throws. 

#1 Walter Antonio Alfaro (2022 OF Chula Vista, CA) had good contact today with solid barrels to the left side of the field, got out of the box quick and showed good speed on the bases.

Jayden Martin (2022 1B, Lilburn, GA) at 6-5, 220 has a presence when he steps in the box. Finished the day with four hits- including two doubles to left center and right center.

Luis Y Serrano Troche (2022 2B, Fort Atkinson, WI) had three hits- collecting three RBIs to finish off his day to go along with a couple doubles.

Kelcey White Jr. (2022 SS, Ellenwood, GA) in his first 3-at bats managed to find the gaps while creating great barrel leverage. 

Jay Tomes (2023 SS, Westerville, OH) had himself a day with four hits. Managed to stay back while utilizing quick hands. 

Lee Schlehuber (2024 2B, Dallas, TX) ended up with three hits (all singles) and an RBI. The young Texas native looked comfortable in all of his at-bats. 

David Bell (2022 C, Evans, GA) started off his day with an infield single - followed by a hard hit single up the middle. In his last two at-bats- two doubles finishing with an RBI. 

Gregory Tulloch (2022 3B, Jupiter, FL) is a physical, long framed RHH who picked up a couple of hits this morning.  He stayed through the middle of the field driving a double over the center fielders head and lining a clean single to center as well. 

Adrian Falcon (2022 OF, Miami, FL) has a physical build to go with his large frame.  He used all fields, picking up a single to left and a solid double to center in the process. 

Jesse Downey (2022 C, Jupiter, FL) has an present athleticism to his large frame but can still add some strength.  He displayed the ability to get the barrel to the ball, as he drove a double to left-center and drove a hard ground ball back up the middle for another hit. 

Haden Kriston (2022 1B, Northbrook, IL) is a physical CIF with some lift to his swing, driving a double deep to left in one at bat and making hard contact in his others. 

Ty Bridges (2022 OF, Hahira, GA) has a lean build with plenty of room to fill out his medium frame.  He utilized the entire field to pick up a pair singles and showed good athleticism on the bases. 

Carter Hewitt (2022 3B, Jupiter, FL) has some projectability to his long frame, as he continues to fill out.  The RHH drove the ball to the opposite field, picking up a couple of knocks and some hard outs. 

Justin Payan (2023 C, Weston, FL) has a currently physical build on his medium build, as he continues to add strength. The young RHH grabbed a couple of singles on the day, with a line drive to center and barreled another RBI single to RF.

Tyner Horn (2023 RHP, Halstead, KS) showed some two-way ability in his time at the dish when he picked up a pair of well-struck hits. He works inside the baseball and is able to generate good contact on a line to the back side.

Elias Hanna (2024 3B, Lawrenceville, GA) is a young prospect who had a solid day at the dish picking up three hits in nearly as many at-bats. He finds the barrel at a consistent rate and shows the ability to use all parts of the field with line drive contact. 

Jabari Lee (2024 OF, Fayetteville, NC) is a young, athletic prospect who moves around the diamond well in all facets of his game and showed the ability to adjust the barrel head and get on plane while being on time consistently in this game.

Alexey Stout (2022 SS, Wall, NJ) has a compact but strong frame that he uses well into his swings, consistently getting the ball in the air and allowing his strength to generate carry over the heads of outfielders on the pull side. 

Erick Telleria (2024 3B, Orlando, FL) picked up a few hits in game action today; he has a longer swing and gets around the baseball at times but his strength allows him to both get the ball in the air and strike it well on a line down the pull side line. 

Gabriel Rebozo (2022 3B, Miami, FL) pick up a single hit but made solid contact throughout. He's a strong prospect and uses it well in both the swings he takes and in his ability to make strong throws across the diamond from the hot corner. 

Joshua Wicker (2024 SS, Chicago, IL) picked up a pair of hits late in the game, including a very well-struck triple down the pull side line where he showed his feel for the barrel, strength behind the swing and his ability to run well on the base paths.

Clancy Marsh (2022 OF, Boca Raton, FL) picked up a pair of doubles in the contest; he stays inside the baseball well when it's in the zone generating well-lofted contact and showed good instincts on the base paths. 

EJ Hankerson (2023 2B, Baltimore, MD) has an athletic build with present strength. Hankerson has a rotational swing and made loud in game contact singling to CF. 

Jon "Alex" Walsh (2023 IF/OF, Alexandria, LA) doubled over the CFs head in game play. The 2023 grad has a knack for getting the barrel on the ball.  While playing the OF, Walsh made a highlight real catch diving backwards and snagging a deep fly ball. 

Ryan Gargett (2023 C, Sarasota, FL) has a sturdy, strong frame with feel for the barrel. Gargett made consistent loud contact in game including a double of the LCF fence.

Liam Richards (2023 OF, Austin, TX) laced a linedrive double into LCF. Richards is a good athlete that displayed quick twitch tendencies. 

Matthew Blackmon (2023 RHP, Federal Way, WA) has a tall slender build with room to fill. Blackmon roped a single into LF. The 2023  grad later added a nice diving play while at 3B. 

Dustin Currin (2022 3B, Santa Rosa, CA) did a good job of keeping his hands inside the ball has he guided a double directly down the LF line. Currin has present pop to the pull side.

Jack Moses (2023 C, Belle Mead, NJ) has natural loft in his swing which produced a homerun to RF. Moses is a good athlete, and his athleticism is displayed in his swing. 

Ryan Beaty (2023 2B, Waller, TX) ripped a double to the wall in LF. The 2023 grad also displayed good instincts on the bases while tagging up on a short fly. 

Gunnar Myro (2023 MIF, Las Vegas, NV) had a hard hit line drive through the six-hole in his first at bat, showing quick hands and the ability to whip the barrel through the zone.

Andy Holub (2022 3B, Bronxville, NY) creates leverage with his bat tilt, leading to huge bat speed and loud contact. He collected three hits on the day, including a double in the opposite field gap. The 6-foot-2, 205 pounder has a strong and physical build with a good arm at third base. 

Calvin Koo (2023 OF, Marietta, GA) smoked a ball to left centerfield for a base hit and showed his athleticism in the field in this one. He has a short and compact swing and finds the barrel with ease.

Levi Sotomayor (2022 LHP, Reno, NV) collected two hits and three RBIs today, turning on a high and inside pitch for a double down the right field line. The left-handed hitter has a pull side approach, and also made a nice pick at first base during the game. 

Austin Cicerone (2023 SS, Troy, MI) showed off the arm today, throwing a runner out at first base from right field, and getting a runner at home later in the inning. He smashed two hits on the day as well, hitting a deep fly ball to left centerfield for a two RBI double.

JT Landwehr (2022 SS, Vienna, VA) had two hits to left field on the day. The right-handed hitter catches the ball out front and hits it hard to the pull side. 

Landon Penfield (2024 3B, Blythewood, SC) Loud triple to right field to get his day started: Pullside single in his second at bat; present bat speed. Added some outstanding glove work at third base. Added another double on the day going single double triple in his ABs.

Jaiden Jung (2023 C, Sun Prairie, WI) Oppo double in the gap showing the ability to go the other way with power. Now finding a barrel pullside for a single that really jumped off the bat. Jaiden went way out of City of Palms Ballpark with a Homerun.

Cameron Marcum (2022 C, Downingtown, PA) Pullside deep double burning the outfielders. Physical build can add power to the line up behind the plate. Went hit ball working up the middle of the field for a single. Just added another line drive single to LF in his last AB of the game.

Bryant Zayas (2022 SS, Hialeah, FL) Just an absolute laser pullside for single; Hardest hit ball of the day. Another hit pullside for another hard single to drive in a run. Ran his hit total up to 3 with a hard hit single to left field.

Anthony Ruiz (2022 OF, Miami, FL) Makes great adjustments at the plate; Level swing and quick hands; 3 hits in the game. Web Gem in center showing excellent range and a good first step.

Dale Sutton (2024 3B, Ludowici, GA) Two hits; including a big double pullside showing some pop in the bat.

Daniel Sanchez (2022 SS, Aventura, FL) 2 singles and an OUTSTANDING out field assist showcasing a strong accurate arm from the OF. 3 hits in the game showing excellent barrell control. Very athletic. Legitimately cant say enough about the outfield play made one of the best catches of the showcase. 

Peyton Underwood (2023 C, Reynoldsburg, OH) Two singles on the day. Compact stroke with a physical frame to build on. 

Mason Barela (2024 SS, Jupiter, FL) Sprayed two hits in the game. Moves really well shows advanced feel for the game. Tacked on a line drive RBI single to his stat sheet  

Freddy Oquendo (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL) Adds a hard hit double for his second hit of the day. Very athletic and makes it look easy at times simple actions.

Michael Farina (2023 RHP, Naples, FL) Two line drives singles up the middle showing good for the barrel; great bat plane everything just barreled up the center of the field.

Daniel Perez (2022 C, Granada Hills, CA) Perez had himself a day at the park. Spraying two hard hit line drives to both sides of the field.

Davis Newman (2022, Woodstock, GA) ripped a triple to the right centerfield gap in his first at-bat. Showed good pop. He hit a single in his next at bat to left field. Hit a double off the wall to left field. 

Jordan Baynes (2022, Marietta, GA) smoked a single through the six hole that came off the bat hot. Showed good bat speed.

Jacob Gravett (2022, Acworth, GA) hit a shot over the centerfielders head for a double showing a good middle of the field approach.

Brian Hardaway (2022, Atlanta, GA) showed some juice has he hit a double over the centerfielders head.

Gregory Capetanakis (2022 RHP/3B Brooklyn, NY) showed some pop and a good swing plane in his first AB by driving the ball to deep left field for a double. 

Rusty Oddo (2023 SS/C Aviston, IL) showed a great lower half and kept his hands back to drive a ball to the opposite field for a single. 

Yannis Rembert (2022 SS/RHP Fayetteville, GA) had two hard hit balls in back to back ABs and showed great athleticism on the bases. 

Xavier Vergne (2022 C/IF Miramar, FL) had a good approach shooting the ball to all sides of the field with some pop, stayed in lower half very well. 

Gunner Collins (2022 3B Paintsville, KY) made it look easy today showing good power to pull side by hitting the ball to the fence twice for 2 doubles. 

Agyei Quinichett (2022 RHP, Atlanta, GA) showed solid barrel to ball skills with multiple hard hit balls staying primarily through the middle of the field with a solid approach at the plate. Extremely athletic, solid runner with twitchy actions.

Tyson Roberson (2023 1B, Powder Springs, GA) showed solid defensive skills around the bag at first and big power in the bat with two homeruns to the pull side, the first a towering blast and the second a laser down the line just inside the foul pole in right. 

Rylam Lewallen (2023 SS, Marietta, GA) collected four hits in his as a switch-hitter showing a direct path to the ball and the ability to consistently find the barrel. Solid runner with a simple line drive approach at the plate. 

Branton Stringer (2023 1B, Hartselle, AL) collected four hits on the day with a spray of line drives across the field. Showed the ability to handle the bat with a shorter swing with slight natural lift. He has a projectable body with room to fill out on a large frame.

Anthony “AJ” Hunerberg (2022 OF, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) collected three hits on the day with a middle of the field approach at the plate including a sharp liner to right for his final hit of the game. 

Justin Ruiz (2023 C, Miami, FL) collected a pair of hits including a double to right field in his second at-bat with a solid approach at the plate. Has a simple swing with some looseness and the ability to use the whole field.

Samuel Feliciano (2022 1B, East Longmeadow, MA) has an up the middle approach with strength present and took the ball back through the box with a hard line drive up the middle for a single in his first AB and later in the game displayed some power driving the ball deep to CF for a 3B and finished off the day barreling another ball up the middle for a single.

Freddy Rodriguez (2022 SS, Wellington, FL) showed athleticism throughout the game, showing speed getting down the line in his 1st AB and flashing the leather defensively. In his 2nd AB, turned on a ball down the line and flew around the bases for an inside the park home run.

Jamarie Brooks (2022 OF, Riverdale, GA) has a smooth swing with athleticism present and displayed his power to the pull side by driving a ball deep to LF for a stand up double.

Bobby Kleckner (2024 OF, Lansdale, PA) showed a pull approach staying through the ball and turned on a pitch twice for hard line drive singles to RF.

Alex Ozuna-Nunez (2023 MIF, Washington, DC) has a fluid swing with quick hands and displayed it turning on a ball for a hard line drive single to RF in his 1st AB and stayed through the ball nicely for a line drive single for his 2nd hit.

Tyler Gonzalez (2022 2B, Tolland, CT) showed a good swing plane with a feel for the barrel and drove a pitch up the middle for a single and stayed through the ball nicel and turned on a pitch for single and his 2nd hit of the game.

Orlando Olvera (2022 LHP, Detroit, MI) did a good job of keeping his hands inside the baseball and staying through it for a single up the middle in his 2nd AB and collected and second hit in the game with a opposite field single.

Freddy Oquendo (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL) showed an opposite field approach sitting back on the ball and driving it the other way for a line drive single and took the ball back up the middle for his second hit.

Broc Parmer (2022 C, Pace, FL) displayed some big time pop in his swing driving the ball deep to CF for a stand up double.

Tevin Knight (2023 OF, Elk Grove, CA) turned on a pitch and drove it deep to RF and showed athleticism around the bases for a stand up double.

Yoel Tejeda Jr (2022 1B, Davie, FL) has an extra large, projectable frame that will be scary at the plate once he fills out. Tejeda is a highly projectable athlete who makes the game look easy, and attacks the baseball at the plate with a plan. The 2022 grad ripped a (2) 2B & HR to RF. The Florida commit profiles as a middle of the order bat that can change the game with one swing. 

Antonio DiGrigoli (2022 C, Brooklyn, NY) has present strength in his swing and projects to be a middle of the order run producer. The 2022 grad doubled & tripled to deep LF. DiGrigoli has present power that continues to translate to extra base hits. 

Ryder Banks (2023 RHP, Colorado Springs, CO) blasted two doubles to LCf. Banks possesses present gap power and strength in his swing. The 2023 grad generates lift and looks to drive the ball. 

Sebastian Alvarado Roldan (2022 OF, Guatemala City, GU) showed a line drive swing plane, and the ability to hit where he is pitched. Roldan stays consistent with his approach looking to use the middle of the field. 

AJ Wenrich (2022 3B, Dauphin, PA) doubled to deep LF & CF, later he added a single to LF. Wenrich can spin on inside pitches and has a short compact stroke with good bat speed. The 2022 grad possesses present power and it plays in game. 

Jorge Zayas (2022 C, Coamo, PR) showed good defensive actions in the infield and a quick first step. Zayas made a nice diving play moving towards 1B. 

Jonathan Alorda (2022 1B, Hialeah, FL) made loud in game contact, and had a mission to do damage to the baseball at the plate. 

Anthony Fernandez (2022 OF, Santiago, ST)-consistent round with simple, repeatable stroke. Incorporated lower half well, creating tons of hip torque and extension out in front. Implored loose, quick hands and present bat speed to produce line impact to the middle of the field. 

Gabe Hildabrand (2024 OF, Mount Juliet, TN)-showed consistency throughout his round, while displaying compact bat speed and feel for the barrel. Projectable hit tool with sound approach and consistent bat-to-ball skills. Will continue to expand upon skillset as he physically matures. 

Keegan Knutson (2022 3B, Janesville, WI)-showed intriguing upside at the plate during his round, while flashing a repeatable swing with present bat speed and barrel accuracy. Displayed ability to manipulate the barrel, producing multiple well-struck line drives though the entirety of his round. 

Edian Espinal (2022 SS, Viera, FL)-showed consistency throughout his round, producing multiple line drives from the left-side of the plate. Implored simple swing mechanics, while flashing a short, direct swing. Displays innate ability to manipulate the barrel and quick hands. 

Matt Little (2022 C, Anaheim Hills, CA)-showed the ability to create consistent, line drive impact throughout his round. Simple swing mechanics with short, direct path and feel for the barrel. Compact frame with strong wrists and good bat-to-ball skills. 

Gavin Miller (2022 3B, Oakdale, PA)-showed consistency throughout his round, while displaying a repeatable swing with strength through contact. Physically built third baseman with well-engaged lower half and good bat-to-ball skills. 

Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL)-was impressive throughout his round, showing the ability to impact the baseball well to the middle and pull-side. Projectable stroke with long, loose swing path, strong hands and tons of leverage out in front. 

Adam Katz (2023 1B, Bellaire, TX)-showed consistent ability to create loud impact and carry to the pull-side. Long, lean frame with plenty of present bat speed and strength through contact. 

Carlos Elian Martinez (2022 OF, Coamo, PR)-Smooth left-handed stroke with innate ability to deliver the barrel on time. Implores minimal wasted movement, while using his quick hands and bat-to-ball skills to create line drive impact.

JeanPierre Ortiz (2022 MIF, Carolina, PR)-was impressive during his round, showing innate ability to whip the barrel through the zone with authority. Athletic frame with loads of quick twitch and leverage out in front.

Adrian Santana (2023 SS, Miami, FL)-was impressive from both sides of the plate during his round. Showed consistency ability to get on plane, while using his quick hands and good bat-to-ball skills. 

Craig Kalkbrenner (2024 SS, Kennesaw, GA)-showed intriguing upside at the plate with quickness to his hands and consistent bat-to-ball skills. Long, lean projectable frame with plus hand-eye coordination and ability to deliver the barrel on time. 

Connor Shouse (2024 RHP, Ball Ground, GA)-showed a projectable hit tool during his round. Incorporated his long levers to create tons of leverage out in front. Simple approach with consistent bat-to-ball skills, strength in his hands and feel for the barrel.

Dillon Head (2023 OF, Glenwood, IL)-showed impressive bat speed throughout his round, while producing numerous well-struck line drives to the pull-side. Lean, muscular frame with quick twitch, consistent bat-to-ball skills and strength through contact. 

Ayden Schnarrs (2024 MIF, Moseley, VA)-showed intriguing projection throughout his round, displaying consistent bat-to-ball skills and the ability to impact the baseball. Compact frame with good feel for the barrel, quick hands and power potential as he matures. 

Mark "Buddy" Olson (2023, 1B, Auburn, WA)- showed consistent ability to create loud impact during his round. Slightly lofted stroke with loose hands, strength through contact and big-time power potential. 

Edward Phelps III (2023 3B, Norcross, GA)-was impressive throughout his round, showing the ability to impact the baseball well to left centerfield. Implored simple, repeatable swing mechanics with quick hands, consistent bat-to-ball skills and feel for the barrel. 

Anthony Marsillo (2023 C, Staten Island, NY)-showed consistent ability to deliver the barrel on time, while flashing line drive impact to the pull-side. Strong, well-proportioned frame with good lower half usage and extension out in front. 

Jermaine Young Jr (2022 OF, Chicago, IL)-showed immense power potential during his round. Displayed consistent ability to impact the baseball, using a strong lower half to create torque. Physical build with good hand-eye coordination and feel for the barrel. 

Joniel Cardona (2022 OF, Aguas Buenas, PR)-showed ability to stay on plane well, producing multiple well-struck line drives to the pull-side. Simple stroke with relatively quick hands and some whip to the barrel. 

Lazaro Collera (2024 RHP, Miami, FL)-showed immense power potential throughout his round, producing loud contact to the pull-side with carry. Leveraged stroke with good extension and strength through contact. 

Jacob Brown (2023 SS, Ann Arbor, MI)-was consistent throughout his round, showing the ability to impact the baseball well through the middle of the field. Simple stroke with short, direct path and quick hip torque. Displayed good feel for the barrel and consistent bat-to-ball skills. 

Oliver Service (2023 OF, Detroit, MI)-is a quick twitch primary outfielder with a simple, repeatable swing. Showed consistent ability to impact the baseball well to the middle and pull-side. Implores good weight shift into contact, to go along with quick hands and feel for the barrel. 

Waldemar Edgardo Caro (2022 SS, Aguada, PR)-showed immense power potential throughout his round. Implored simple, repeatable stroke to consistently impact the baseball to the middle and pull-side. Compact frame with strong hands and whip to his barrel. 

Nomar G. Diaz Santiago (2022 C, Comerio, PR)-consistent round with well-struck line drives to all fields. Showed ability to repeat swing well with direct path and quick, loose hands. Intriguing power potential with sound bat-to-ball skills and feel for the barrel. 

Jacob Martinez (2022 SS, Corpus Christi, TX)-Simple approach throughout his round, showing the ability to find the barrel quite often. Displayed short, direct swing path with loose, quick hands and consistent bat-to-ball skills. 

Wyatt Thomas (2023 RHP, Huntington Beach, CA)-showed consistent ability to carry the gaps throughout his round. Lofted stroke with well-engaged lower half and strength through contact. Projectable frame with plenty of time to fill out and mature. 

Mason Jablonski (2022 MIF, Franklin, TN)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball to the middle and pull-side. Implored fairly simple operation with direct swing path, quick hands and feel for the barrel. Compact frame with some additional room to add strength. 

Jonathan Alorda (2022 1B, Hialeah, FL)-showed consistent loud impact throughout his round, flashing power potential to the pull-side. Lofted stroke with loose, quick hands and innate ability to find the barrel. Physical frame with well-engaged lower half movements and strength through contact. 

Yeniel Laboy (2022 SS, Arecibo, PR)-Smooth left-handed stroke with consistent impact to the pull-side. Showed innate ability to find the barrel often with strength and extension out in front. Lean, projectable frame with room to add more strength. 

Hunter Gotschall (2023 RHP, Peyton, CO)-showed consistent line drive impact throughout his round. Displayed strength through contact with ability to manipulate the barrel. Strongly built with plenty of projection remaining. 

Eric Hernandez (2022 C, Ponce, PR)-showed consistent ability to produce line drive impact throughout his round. Simple stroke with quick, loose hands and good feel for the barrel. Compactly built with well-proportioned strength throughout. 

Yoel Tejeda Jr (2022 1B, Davie, FL)-continues to impress each time we get to see him. XL frame with loads of projection and present power. Incorporated long levers and excellent weight shift into contact to produce loud contact throughout his round. 

Wiljer Casana (2023 SS, Miami, FL)-showed the ability to repeat his swing throughout his round, producing numerous line drives to the middle and pull-side. Compactly built with quick, loose hands and the propensity to deliver the barrel on time. 

Joshua Chaparro (2022 SS, Aguada, PR)-showed a simple, repeatable stroke throughout his round. Displayed loose, quick hands to produce loud impact to all fields. Compact build with good hand-eye coordination and quick hands. 

Samuel Stafura (2023 SS, Mohegan Lake, NY)-showed immense power potential throughout his round, while showing a long, loose swing path with good extension and carry to the gaps. Strongly built frame with solid present hit tool and plenty of projection remaining. 

Grey Brannen (2022 1B, Elko, GA)-showed consistency throughout his round, producing numerous well-struck line drives with backspin and carry to the gaps. Long, lean frame with quick twitch athleticism and projection. 

Connor Christenson (2023 SS, Cincinnati, OH)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field. Compact frame with quick, loose hands and plenty of projection remaining. 

Kross Howarth (2024 3B, Norristown, PA)-showed intriguing potential throughout his round, producing line drive impact with loads of projection remaining. Long, loose swing path with strength through contact and good extension out in front. Implored long levers and present bat speed to carry the gaps. 

Julian Minor (2023 SS, Fort Worth, TX)-showed quick, loose hands to produce line drive impact throughout his round. Long, lean frame with present bat speed and plenty of projection remaining. 

Ethan Farris (2023 SS, Cypress, TX)-showed emerging power potential during his round, while showing consistent ability to impact the baseball to the pull-side. Projectable frame with loose, lofted stroke and strength through contact. 

Jack Scheri (2022 SS, Peru, IL)-consistent round with short, direct path and the ability to impact the baseball through the middle-of-the field. Strongly built with good lower half movements and innate ability to deliver the barrel on time.

Jameson Caro (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL)-was impressive throughout his round, producing loud contact consistently and showing off an intriguing overall hit tool. Strongly built with good lower half usage and the propensity to find the barrel quite often. 

Landon Penfield (2024 3B, Blythewood, SC)-showed intriguing power potential during his, while showing consistent barrel accuracy and present bat speed. Physically built frame with strong lower half engagement and the ability to create impact to the pull-side.

Carson Moreno (2022 1B, Miami, FL)-showed emerging power potential throughout his round, barreling the baseball with authority to the pull-side with carry. Physical frame with well-engaged lower half movements and strength through contact. 

Kendric Jernigan (2023 SS, Warner Robins, GA)-showed intriguing upside during his round, displaying the ability to impact the baseball well to the pulls-side. Long, lean frame with present athleticism and projection remaining. 

Bryant Zayas (2022 SS, Hialeah, FL)-was impressive during his round, launching numerous balls to the deeper parts of the park. Simple swing mechanics with loose, quick hands and the innate ability to find the barrel quite often. Athletically built infielder with quick twitch and good feel for the barrel. 

Cole Crafton (2024 3B, Manhattan, IL)-showed advanced approach throughout his round, while flashing some of the more impressive power potential of the event. Long, loose stroke with tons of lower half torque, strong hands and innate ability to consistently deliver the barrel on time. 

Julian Garcia (2023 3B, Margate, FL)-consistent round with well-struck line drives to the pull-side. Young, projectable hit tool with loose, quick hands and well-engaged lower half. Shows feel for the barrel with power potential as he matures. 

Jonathan Gonzalez (2022 3B, Hialeah, FL)-was consistent throughout his round, showing the ability to create line drive impact to the pull-side. Long, lean frame with present strength and projection remaining. 

Gavin Kelly (2024 C, Presto, PA)-showed a consistent ability to impact the baseball from both sides of the plate. Displayed a long, loose swing path with quick hands and a heavy barrel throughout his round. Compact frame with plenty of room to add more strength. 

Luke (LT) Taylor (2024 C, Holladay, UT)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field. Displayed a short, direct path with quickness to his hands and present bat speed. Physically built primary catcher with a strong lower half and loads of projection remaining. 

Noah M Perez (2022 OF, Miami, FL)- showed a simple, repeatable stroke throughout his round. Implored short, direct swing path to produce line drive impact to the middle-of-the field often. Compactly built with good lower half engagement and room to add more strength as he matures. 

Pablo Rebollar (2022 SS, Novi, MI)- showed impressive bat speed and consistent bat-to-ball skills, while producing numerous well-struck line drives to the middle of the field throughout his round.

Peter Fischer (2024 C, Marshfield, MA)-showed the propensity to find the barrel often throughout his round. Implored simple swing mechanics with good lower half mechanics and present bat speed. 

Karson Grout (2024 3B, Wellman, IA)-showed a projectable hit tool with loose hands, consistent bat-to-ball skills and immerging power potential to the pull-side. Long, lean frame with plenty of time to add strength and mature. 

Erick Telleria (2024 3B, Orlando, FL)-showed the ability to get on plane early, while producing numerous line drives throughout his round. Incorporates simple, repeatable swing path with strength through contact. 

Joshua Wicker (2024 SS, Chicago, IL)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field. Compactly built with short, direct swing path and present bat speed. Extremely consistent throughout the entirety of his round with plenty of projection remaining. 

Jamarie Brooks (2022 OF, Riverdale, GA)-showed consistent line-drive impact throughout his round, while displaying simple swing mechanics and present bat speed. Lean, projectable frame with quick twitch and room to add more strength. 

Bobby Kleckner (2024 OF, Lansdale, PA)-showed consistent ability to drive the baseball with authority to the middle of the field. Loose, projectable swing with present bat speed, barrel accuracy and extension out in front. 

Alex Ozuna-Nunez (2023 MIF, Washington, DC)- was impressive throughout his round, producing multiple line drives to the middle and pull-side. Leverage stroke with good bat-to-ball skills, present bat speed and feel for the barrel. 

Will Strode (2024 1B, Owensboro, KY)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball throughout his round. Simple stroke with good lower half usage and present bat speed. Advanced approach for age with plenty of projection remaining. 

Will Merrix (2022 OF, Tallahassee, FL)-showed intriguing upside with loose, quick hands and the propensity to find the barrel. Simple stroke with good hip torque and consistent bat-to-ball skills. 

Agyei Quinichett (2022 RHP, Atlanta, GA)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field, while flashing present bat speed and barrel accuracy throughout his round. Athletic frame with good hand-eye coordination and well-proportioned strength throughout. 

Daegan Strickland (2023 C, Pooler, GA)-showed consistent ability to create loud impact to the middle of the field, flashing advanced bat-to-ball skills, strong hands and tons of leverage out in front. 

Tyson Roberson (2023 1B, Powder Springs, GA)-showed immense power potential during his round, while imploring a short, quick swing path and loads of leverage through contact. 

Aidyn Coffey (2022 SS, Albany, IN)-Consistent round with loose hands, well-engaged lower half and loads of strength through contact. Long, lean frame with good hip torque and strong hands. Showed ability to repeat swing well, producing loud impact to the pull-side. 

Chris Diaz (2023 OF, Pomona, NY)- was consistent throughout his round, producing line drive impact to the middle and pull-side. Displayed short, direct swing path with quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. 

Jack LaRose (2024 SS, Cumberland, RI)-was impressive throughout his round, flashing a loose, fluid swing with the ability to produce loud impact to all fields. Projectable frame with well-proportioned strength throughout and tons of upside.

AJ Miera (2024 SS, Roanoke, TX)-was impressive during his round, while showing consistent ability to create loud line drives to the middle of the field. Long, lean frame with loose hands, whip to his barrel and present bat speed. 

Easton O'Neal (2024, Spokane, WA)- showed consistent ability to impact the baseball from both sides of the plate during his round. Implored simple, repeatable swing mechanics with advanced bat-to-ball skills, whip to his barrel and present bat speed.  

Justin Ruiz (2023 C, Miami, FL)-showed immense power potential throughout his round, while displaying the ability to repeat his swing well and line drive impact through the middle of the field. Compact frame with strong lower half and feel for the barrel. 

Tyler Gonzalez (2022 2B, Tolland, CT)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball with authority throughout his round. Displayed a repeatable swing with loose hands, present bat speed and leverage out in front. 

Broc Parmer (2022 C, Pace, FL)-showed immense power potential throughout his round. Strongly built with loose, projectable swing and loads of strength through contact. 

Dylan Anstett (2022 SS, Winchester, MA)-showed consistent ability to produce line drive impact throughout his round. Compactly built with good bat-to-ball skills, feel for the barrel and quick hands. 

Cooper McMullen (2024 OF, Bonaire, GA)-showed consistent ability to find the barrel throughout his round. Implored simple swing mechanics with quick, direct swing path and present bat speed. Controlled approach with tons of projection remaining. 

Trae Cassidy (2023 C, Northville, MI)-Consistent round with loose, quick hands and the propensity to find the barrel. Incorporates simple swing mechanics with line drive plane and well-engaged lower half. 

Austin Cicerone (2023 SS, Troy, MI)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field. Simple stroke with present bat speed, consistent bat-to-ball skills and feel for the barrel. 

Nathan Fidelino (2024 3B, Grand Blanc, MI)-showed a projectable hit tool with intriguing power potential and strength through contact. Consistent round with good feel for the barrel and extension out in front. 

JT Landwehr (2022 SS, Vienna, VA)-showed consistent ability to create line drive impact throughout his round. Displayed in sync swing mechanics with long, loose swing path and extension out in front. Projectable frame with room to add strength. 

Levi Sotomayor (2022 LHP, Reno, NV)- Consistent round with line drive impact to the middle of the field. Projectable swing with long, loose swing path, strong hands and the ability to repeat well.

Cody Kantz (2022 3B, Carmel, IN)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball with authority throughout his round. Implored simple swing mechanics with loose, quick hands and present bat speed. Lean, projectable frame with room to add more strength. 

Anthony Marino (2023 SS, Lynn, MA)-showed consistent ability to produce line drives from both sides of the plate. Similar mechanically with long, loose swing path and quick hands. Long, lean frame with solid hit tool and plenty of projection remaining. 

Gunnar Myro (2023 MIF, Las Vegas, NV)-showed immerging power potential throughout his round, producing loud impact to the pull-side with carry. Strong, compact frame with good lower half engagement and quick hands. 

Matt Conte (2024 C, Andover, MA)-showed impressive raw strength throughout his round. Displayed ability to repeat his swing well, producing numerous line drives with loud impact to the pull-side. Strongly built frame with well-proportioned strength and projection. 

Cody Wells (2023 3B, Mt. Vernon, IN)-showed consistent ability to create loud impact throughout his round. Lofted stroke with well-engaged lower half mechanics and strength through contact. Physical frame with strength throughout. 

Mateo Estrada (2024 1B, Sugar Hill, GA)-showed the propensity to find the barrel quite often during his round. Incorporated a short, direct swing path with innate ability to deliver the barrel on time. Showed quick hands and advanced bat-to-ball skills. 

Nolan Geislinger (2024 SS, Watkins, MN)-showed consistent feel for the barrel throughout his round, producing numerous line drives to the middle and opposite field. Young, projectable frame with tons of room to add strength.

Camron Lindsey (2023 OF, Loxahatchee, FL)-Consistent round with good bat-to-ball skills and ability to manipulate the barrel. Implored simple swing mechanics with slightly upward swing path and good extension out in front. Contact oriented stroke with advanced hand-eye coordination and loose hands. 

Antonio Anderson (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA)- was impressive throughout his round, showing an advanced ability to deliver the barrel on time. Displays simple, repeatable swing from both sides of the plate. Incorporates well-engaged lower half movements to create tons of torque, while flashing big-time power potential and exceptional bat-to-ball skills.

Karson Bowen (2022 C, Anaheim Hills, CA)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball with authority during his round. Implores strong lower half usage to get to launch, while creating loud contact to the middle and pull-side. Strongly built frame with good feel for the barrel. 

Chandler Pollard (2022 OF, Winston, GA)-showed intriguing bat speed and barrel skills throughout his round. Simple, repeatable swing with loose, quick hands and the ability to impact the baseball to the middle-of-the field. Athletic frame with high upside and room to add more strength. 

Dylan Cupp (2023 SS, Cedartown, GA)-showed consistent ability to deliver the barrel on time and efficiently throughout his round. Displayed ability to repeat well, while producing multiple well-struck line drives to the middle and pull-side. 

Jackson McKenzie (2023 1B, Pace, FL)-continued to show an intriguing hit tool, producing good lower half torque and loud contact throughout his round. Incorporates a long, loose swing path with strength through contact and the ability to carry the gaps. 

Zackary Wallace (2023 C, McDonough, GA) was up to 86mph on the mound today and made it look easy. He has repeatable mechanics and did a great job of getting ground balls.

Raul Aspuru (2022 OF, Miami, FL) made consistent hard contact today including a line drive double down the LF line and an infield single. He is quick on the bases and has smooth, fluid swing.

Trae Cassidy (2023 C, Northville, MI) was 2 for 2 on the day with a single to left and infield single. He also showed his aggressiveness on the base paths by stealing two bases.

Samuel Hernandez (2022 C, Lakeland, FL) had a huge day at the plate going 2 for 3 with 2 doubles including one off the LF wall. He has a lot of strength and power potential.

Calvin Koo (2023 OF, Marietta, GA) was impressive offensively recording 2 doubles and 2 RBI's. He also showed off his quickness on the bases with a stolen base.

Levi Sotomayor (2022 LHP, Reno, NV) went 2 for 2 today with 2 singles. He made consistent hard contact with a smooth swing through the zone.

Cooper McMullen (2024 OF, Bonaire, GA) touched 86mph today and struck out 3 in his only inning. He showcased his short, compact arm action and fluid mechanics.

Andy Holub (2022 3B, Bronxville, NY) did a great job of getting his hands through the zone to pull the ball down the line for a double in his last at bat of the game.

Michael Knapp (2022 RHP, Levittown, NY) picked up two hits on the day including an infield single and single to LF. He has quick hands and is aggressive on the bases.

Gunnar Myro (2023 MIF, Las Vegas, NV) did well offensively and on the mound today. At the plate, he was 2 for 2 with a single and double. He made consistent hard contact. On the mound, he was up to 85mph as he pounded the zone with good life and feel for a quality breaking ball.

Cody Wells (2023 3B, Mt. Vernon, IN) showed good two-way ability when he hopped on the mound and threw a pair of innings. He sat mid 80's with his fastball topping out at 86mph. He also mixed in a tight slider and and deceptive changeup.

Jordan Hudson (2024 OF, Valdosta, GA) is an athletic player who showed out both offensively and on the mound. He was up to 81mph with a balanced and controlled delivery. He also stayed through baseball and hit a pull-side single.

Aamir Mitchell (2023 3B, Warren, MI) picked up a hit in his first at bat with a hard shot to pull-side and also played well at the hot corner with multiple solid defensive plays.

Anthony Marino (2023 SS, Lynn, MA) sat 80-82mph on the mound with good sink to his fastball and showed feel for a pair of secondary pitches. He projects well with his athleticism and looseness to his delivery.

Anthony “AJ” Hunerberg (2022 OF, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) - showcased his athletic ability throughout the game with an absolute motor around the bases. Hunerberg recorded a single in his first at bat and a laser of a triple in the 4th.

Kameron Byrd (2022 OF, Loganville, GA) - had all of his tools on display during the game with 3 innings of scoreless work. He also struck out 5 while displaying a good 3 pitch mix. Byrd also showcased a smooth swing with a double in to the right center field gap

Sebastian De La Cruz (2022 C, Port St Lucie, FL) - consistently found barrels throughout the day with two very hard hit balls. De La Cruz ended the day 2 for 2 with two singles. 

Jack LaRose (2024 SS, RHP, Cumberland, RI) - had a strong showing on the mound with 2 solid innings of work. LaRose was up to 81mph with his FB and effectively worked in a side arm slot to keep the opposing hitters off balance. 

Lewis Rodriguez (2023 OF, RHP,  Garnerville, NY) - only worked one inning but was electric with his stuff running his fastball up to 84 and working in a sharp curveball. Rodriguez flashed his potential on the mound in a big way with 3 strikeouts. 

Jesse Downey (2022 C Jupiter, Florida) kicked off the top of the 2^nd inning with a standup triple to right center field. Used his hands well to stay through the zone and drive the ball to the opposite field in both of his ABs. 

Noah M Perez (2022 OF/RHP Miami, Florida) stayed inside the baseball on a line drive to right center that made it to the fence, Perez made it all the way around the bases for an inside the park HR. 

Erick Telleria’s (2024 3B/RHP Orlando, Florida) quick and short swing started off the bottom of the 8^th with a line shot to the left center gap that got him all the way to 3^rd base with ease. 

Elgin Bennett (2022 OF Fayetteville, Georgia) showed great athleticism and speed on the bases during his inside the park HR to right center field, he also had a hard barrel to CF in his first AB.

Mark McNaney (2024 SS, Albuquerque, NM) drove a pitch on the outer half to the opposite field for a double, displaying his ability to hit the ball hard to all fields.

Nicholas Avagnano (2022 3B, Paramus, NJ) displayed a good approach and swing plane at the plate with the ability to drive a pitch the other way, sitting back on an offspeed pitch for a line drive single to RF in his first AB and followed up with another barreled ball later in the game. 

Ben Brash (2023 RHP, Aiken, SC) was very solid on the mound throwing 3 no-hit innings on the mound with 8 Ks. Brash located his FB, up to 83 MPH, well to both sides of the plate and mixed in a quality breaking ball that had some late depth to its 11/5 break. 

Sully White (2023 OF, Peachtree City, GA) has an advanced approach at the plate and showed some pop present in his swing making hard contact and barreling up the ball throughout the game 

Mason Beno (2024 SS, Chesterfield, MO) showed a good swing plane and an up the middle approach driving the ball up the middle for two hits in the game. Beno also impressed on the mound with an efficient 1-2-3 inning while running his FB up to 83 MPH

Chris Lamond (2022 RHP, Nutley, NJ) barreled a line drive single in his 2nd AB showing off a good swing plane and keeps his barrel through the zone

Chris Longway (2022 3B, Stillwater, MN) showed a good feel for the barrel and ability to pull the ball with two hard hits in both of his ABs

Trevor Ferris (2024 1B, Gallatin, TN) stood out on the mound in his one inning of work on the mound, striking out the side while locating his FB (83 MPH) to both sides of the plate and mixing in a sharp 11/5 breaking ball  

Mitchel Szymczak (2022 C, Strongsville, OH) showed an opposite field approach and the ability to hit the ball hard to the opposite field with two singles to RF. 

Teddy Andrews (2022 LHP, 1B, Westmont, IL) had a pair of hits in the game, the first a chopper single up the middle and the next an impressive backspin liner into the right-center field gap. It's an easy, smooth swing from Andrews.

Tyler Bak (2023 OF, LHP, Sugar Hill, GA) looked really impressive on the mound, throwing from the left side. The fastball was up to 81 with life, and his offspeed was down in the zone the entire outing.

Jayden Martin (2022 1B, Lilburn, GA) has a big, strong 6-foot-5 frame with more room to fill into it, and uses his long limbs to access power. He had a pair of hits to the left-center field gap and another liner that was caught by the left fielder.

Luis Y Serrano Troche (2022 MIF, RHP, Fort Atkinson, WI) has power in his small frame, and made a loud out to left field in his first at-bat. His last at-bat of the day was a double down the right field line.

Kelcey White Jr. (2022 SS, RHP, Ellenwood, GA) was up to 81 on the mound in a frame that has a lot left in it. He also had a couple hard hit balls at the plate that turned into bad luck outs.

Lawson Folds (2022 C, Hiram, GA) had a pair of hits in the game. The first was a backspin liner to left field, with a short approach. The second was a hard hit single through the left side.

Joseph Garrison (2023 RHP, Hartselle, AL) has a solid build to go with his large frame but still has room to add strength.  He worked quick and came right at hitters with his low-80s fastball and complimented it with an above average 12/6 curveball.  He punched out 6 and didn't allow a base runner across his 3 innings of work. 

Elvis Victoriano (2023 OF, Orlando, FL) used his athletic, long frame to drive a double over the right fielders' head.  He should continue to develop and add power as he grows into his body.

Braelon Richardson (2024 SS, Kingwood, TX) is a twitchy, young athlete that will be fun to watch in the coming years.  He drove in a run with a smoked line drive single to center field. He showcased his speed on the bases, stealing second and coming around to score on an infield single. 

Ethan Finch (2024 C, Brunswick, GA) will be an intriguing prospect to keep an eye on after he came in and punched out all 3 batters he faced in a quick inning of work.  He wasted no time challenging hitters with his low 80s fastball that topped out at 86.

Luke Labriola (2022 1B, Bradenton, FL) has a simple pitching approach and made it look very easy today. He showcased a high 3/4 arm slot and filled up the zone early. His FB was up to 78mph with some cut to it. He also flashed a deceptive CB that got a lot of swing and miss.

Eric Maisonet (2023 SS, Florida, PR) was up to 81mph on the mound with fluid movements and some arm side run. He pounded the zone with strikes and mixed in a very effective CB that had tight break.

Joniel Cardona (2022 OF, Aguas Buenas, PR) barreled up a ball in his second at bat for a double to opposite field. He can hit to all fields and also has great instincts on the bases.

Nicholas Gonzalez (2023 SS, Inverness, FL) smoked an RBI double to LF in his first at bat showing power potential. He also showed off his strong arm at 3B this game with a few nice plays. He is a very athletic player.

Raffaele Rogers (2023 SS, Haddonfield, NJ) showed his athleticism on the mound today with a quick arm and loose delivery. He also mixed in a 11/5 CB with a lot of spin. 

Peyton Underwood (2023 C, Reynoldsburg, OH) is very athletic and has a great approach at the plate. He made consistent hard contact including 2 singles. He also adjusted well to the offspeed showing great bat to ball skills.

Mark Quatrani (2023 C, Springfield, PA) was 2 for 3 on the day with 2 singles. He showed his quick hands by turning on an inside FB for a base hit in the hole. H also squared up a ball up the middle for his second hit of the day.

Oliver Cush (2022 SS, New Albany, OH) took an outside FB to opposite field for a line drive triple. He has the ability to hit to all fields and also showed his quickness on the bases.

NJ Gott (2023 3B, Northbrook, IL) had a great day at the plate going 2 for 2 with 2 singles. He showed his bat speed by turning on the ball for a hit to LF and also was able to take a pitch on the outer half to RF for his second hit.

Connor Christenson (2023 SS, Cincinnati, OH) showed his power potential and speed on the bases with a stand-up triple. He has quick hands and a fluid swing.

Julian Minor (2023 SS, Fort Worth, TX) made consistent hard contact today at the plate including a single up the middle in his second at bat.

Jason Ramos (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL) recorded an RBI single in his second at bat showing off a smooth, level swing through the zone. 

Austin Alonso (2024 SS, Rockton, IL) crushed a double down the line in his second at bat showing his strength and power potential.

Franco Bonafilia (2023 2B, Palos Park, IL) coasted into second for an RBI double in his first at bat and did a great of getting the barrel through the zone consistently.

Ethan Farris (2023 SS, Cypress, TX) doubled in his last at bat showcasing his advanced approach at the plate and mature presence.

Tristan McGregor (2023 RHP, Sarasota, FL) had a great day at the plate going 2 for 2 with an RBI double and single. He made consistent hard contact and drove the ball to all fields.

Daniel Bravo (2024 RHP, Doral, FL) struck out 6 through 4 innings on the mound today showing great arm action and mixing his pitches well. He has a lot of upside.

Andrew Johnston (2023 C, Toronto, ON) showcased his over the top arm slot today striking out 3 through 3 innings and topping out at 81mph. He also flashed an effective 12-6 CB.

Nathan Hall (2022 OF, Lexington, SC) has a tall, lean frame with athleticism present at the plate and in the field. Hall had a strong showing at the plate barreling up two ball including a double down the LF line. 

Jose Toledano (2022 OF, Weston, FL) showed well both at the plate and on the mound. Toledano started the game and threw 3 no hit innings exhibiting a loose arm working his FB from 81-85 MPH locating to both sides of the plate while mixing in a quality breaking ball. At the plate, he barreled a ball deep down the right field line for a stand up double.

Tamden Webb-Tate (2022 C, Ankeny, IA) is a physical presence at the plate with strength present in the swing and made some of the loudest of the day on a line drive single right back up the middle.

Ty Rommel (2022 1B, Poplar Bluff, MO) filled up the strike zone and was very efficient in his 3 no-hit innings locating his fastball well to both sides of the plate and mixing in a breaking ball for strikes. Rommel also recorded a hit at the plate with a hard ground ball up the middle.

Brady Francisco (2023 C, Simi Valley, CA) threw two efficient innings allowing only one hit and located his FB which sat 80-82 to both sides of the plate and showed a quality 11/5 breaking ball that he was able to throw for strikes.

Zach Mora (2023 SS, Moorpark, CA) allowed only one hit over two innings attacking hitters with his FB to both sides of the plate and mixed in a sharp 11/5 breaking ball at times.

England Bryan (2024 C, Hillsboro, TN) really caught the eye of our scouts today, sitting 85-87 mph and touching 88 mph. The 6-foot-1 freshman struck out three batters in two innings, flashing a three pitch mix that included a tight slider with sharp movement.

JR Adams (2023 OF, Fontana, CA) laced an RBI single into left field in his last at bat of the day. He would come around to score later in the inning thanks to his advanced instincts and aggressiveness on the base paths.

Won Lee (2022 3B, Katy, TX) was seeing the ball well today in the box. He was 2-for-3 in this one, with a base hit to each side of the field. He added another loud barrel in his last at bat with a deep fly ball to left field.

Dakota McCaskill (2022 C, Tyler, TX) had a nice showing on the mound, going two innings and giving up no runs and just two hits. He sat 81-83 mph with a clean arm action and strong lower half drive.

Andrew Fischer (2022 3B, Wall, NJ) had a short, but effective, day on the bump. He struck out one and gave up one hit in one inning of work, running the fastball up to 85 mph.

Hunter Smith (2024 LHP, Canton, GA) put together a complete performance in this one, striking out three opposing batters in three innings and going 2-for-3 at the plate. The left-hander did a nice job of mixing locations and speeds to keep hitters off balance. The young prospect handled the higher velocity well, as both singles to left field were well struck.

Jose Vega Velez (2022 C, Yauco, PR) - had a fantastic day at the plate, going 3-3 including 2 singles and a double. He also looked polished behind the plate, working well with the pitchers and receiving the ball really well. 

AJ Wenrich (2022 3B, Dauphin, PA) - was 2-3 on the day with a single and a triple. Wenrich looked comfortable in the box throughout the day with a smooth swing and good feel for the game.

Ryan Revera (2022 C, Madison, AL) - smoked a double in his first at bat of the game to the right center gap. Revera showed a good swing plane and excellent feel for his barrel. He also looked solid behind the plate defensively.  

Cristopher Morales (2022 SS, Guayanilla, PR) - showcased well in his first PG Event. He was up to 88 with his fastball and settled in nicely in his second inning of work. He finished with two strikeouts and flashy stuff that included a breaker that got up to 80 mph.

Jadiel Hernandez (2023 2B, Aguadilla, PR) - went down and took an off-speed pitch to the right center gap for a double in his last game of the day. Hernandez showed a good feel for his barrell and fantastic presence in the box. 

Jaden Guthrie (2022 SS, Montclair, VA) is a lean, twitchy athlete with a medium frame.  He collected a pair of hard ground ball singles to center and left, respectively.  Once on the bases, he showed good aggressiveness as he stole a couple of bases and scored a run. 

Christian Taylor (2023 SS, Mt. Juliet, TN) displayed good defensive actions and arm strength in the middle of the infield.  He made a nice diving stop on a ground ball up the middle and threw the runner out at first.  Later in the game, the RHH Middle Tennessee commit picked up a backside line drive single with two strikes. 

Dale Sutton (2024 3B, Ludowici, GA) showed off at he plate this afternoon with a triple and single in his two plate appearances. The young, RHH utilized his large frame to drive both balls to the middle-opposite parts of the field. 

David Bell (2022 RHP, Evans, GA) was impressive on the mound, up to 88 mph from the right side. It was easy velocity, too. He mixed in a breaker at 70-74 that missed a lot of bats as well.

Jackson Turner (2022 OF, RHP, Fort Myers, FL) barreled two balls but didn't get credit for them in the scorebook. Turner turned on a pair of fastballs in the game and hit a couple frozen ropes, both just happened to be right at the left fielder. He was also up to 81 mph with his fastball and mixed in multiple breaking balls.

Gunner Collins (2022 3B, 1B, Paintsville, KY) is a solidly-built prospect with a swing to match, getting all over a 81 mph fastball in his first at-bat right at the third baseman. He followed it up with a broken bat RBI single that showcased his strength.

Dylan Radtke (2023 3B, RHP, Pompano Beach, FL) hit a double to left-center field that carried with a lot of backspin into the wind. He was also impressive on the mound, getting up to 84 mph with his fastball.

Blake Singh (2022 LHP, OF, Minnetonka, MN) took a fastball down the middle and didn't miss it, hitting a double over the right fielder's head. It was an impressive at-bat for Singh, as he had seen a ton of pitches in the appearance.

Dylan Blazer (2022 RHP, Virginia Beach, VA) was in the low-80s with his fastball all game, with a lot of arm-side run to it. His secondary pitch was a good curveball that sat 68-69 and was thrown for a lot of strikes.

Johnny Bruno (2022 OF, Rumson, NJ) is one of the more impressive bodies you'll see at 5-foot-11, 225 pounds. Bruno hit a ball so hard through the infield that it rolled into the right-center field gap for a double, and Bruno moved really well on his way to second base.

Michael Stephens (2023 SS, Jacksonville, FL) proved to have plenty of fast twitch muscle as he threw hands at the baseball and stole bags at will. Started the contest off with a line drive single to the pull-side. Stole third base standing up as well. Later singled up the middle to knock in a run. Great diving catch in leftfield on a hard hit line drive. He ended the day with four base knocks to his name. 

Rylam Lewallen (2023 SS, Marietta, GA) utilized quick hands in the box as the lefty got the bat head out front & generated loud contact. Doubled down the first base line and cruised into second while knocking in a run as well. Quick on the base paths too as he stole third standing up. 

Boston Forbes (2023 C, Marietta, GA) was solid on the mound today as he got the start. Big, physical frame proving to be projectable. Ran the fastball up to 85 mph and blew it by hitters. Mixed in a sharp slider and a late fading changeup. 

Jaxon Brooks (2022 3B, Burlington, IA) dominated on the mound today as he showed starter type stuff. Ran the fastball up to 83 mph and mixed in a sharp breaking ball as well. Struck out four batters and gave up no hits. Big time upside showing on the mound. 

Daegan Strickland (2023 C, Pooler, GA) showed as a physical type prospect as he was athletic on the bump. The big right-hander worked with a quick tempo as he went on to carve up opposing hitters. Fastball was up to 85 mph and mixed in a very good changeup. Swing and miss type stuff as he struck out five in three innings of work. 

Will Merrix (2022 OF, Tallahassee, FL) entered late out of the bullpen and was electric. The big righty utilized a quick arm as he pounded the zone with an upper-80's heater. Big confidence in his stuff and proved to be projectable on the hill. He struck out two in just an inning of work. 

Edward Phelps III (2023 3B, Norcross, GA) has a big athletic frame that is ready for the next level. During the game he made multiple quality plays with his glove at 3rd base. Also showed speed on the base path while legging out an infield single.

Travis Stroud (2024 C, Atlanta, GA) Showed pull side power with a hard hit easy double into RF gap. He has an easy swing and can put a charge into a ball when he wants to. 

Jordan Thomas (2023 OF, Loganville, GA) had a pair of hard hit balls during his game including a ground rule double to the opposite field. Has athletic frame and a good feel for the game. 

Jacob Page (2023 RHP, Salem, AL) Pitched well during his 3 innings of work striking out 4 batters while allowing only 3 hits. Displayed an over the top motion along with a smooth delivery. Throws a lot of strikes inner and outer half of the plate. FB showed late life while CH 70 and CB 72 were both used wisely.

Zaki Minder (2024 SS, Charlotte, NC) has a 3/4 arm slot with hard sharp break on CB. Pitches to weak contact. Young for this event but performed well during his outing. 

Ayden Schnarrs (2024 MIF, Moseley, VA) Quick arm action with a 3/4 delivery. Competed well facing an older age group. FB was up to 80 while CB and SL sat at 72. Slider had shard tight spin and was used well during the outing. 

Kole Hammond (2023 1B, Griffin, GA) tall frame and peppered the strike zone with all pitches. A player with a lot of upside with a downhill throwing motion. Used SL well in pitchers counts. 

Milan Burris (2022 OF, Mishawaka, IN) started the day of 2-2 with 2 hard hit singles through infield gaps. Smooth swing with an eye for making contact. 

Jacob Mader-Cooper (2024 SS, Pearland, TX) tossed three strong innings on the mound fanning eight batters in the process. Has a plus arm for the age and utilizes a quick arm action to get fastballs by hitters. Flashed a good feel for a tight breaking curveball as well.

Elias Hanna (2024 3B, Lawrenceville, GA) displayed good stuff on the mound throwing two hitless innings in relief. Showed an ability to spin the baseball well and reach back for velocity when needed.

Jack Zebig (2022 SS, Plainfield, IL) hit the ball with authority each time up at the plate going 1-3 on the afternoon. Displayed plus strength and the ability to hit the ball hard to all parts of the field including a ringing double to left field in his last at bat.

Luke (LT) Taylor (2024 C, Holladay, UT) showcased plus tools defensively behind the plate displaying good receiving skills and a strong, accurate throwing arm. Hit the ball hard as well to using a whole field approach and proving to have a good feel for finding the barrel of the bat. 

Justin Payan (2023 C, Weston, FL) made loud contact twice going 2-3 on the afternoon including pulling an RBI single down the line his last time up. Utilizes a wide stance and tons of strength in the lower showing nice power potential with the bat. 

Hartley Rahman (2024 2B, Richmond, VA) went the other way nicely smoking a double down the right field line in his last time up showing good plate coverage and the ability to hit the ball where it is pitched.

 Algenis Sanchez (2022 LHP/OF Guayama, PR) had 9 strikeouts out of the 10 batters he faced through 3 innings. Located sinking fastball well which generated lots of swings and misses.

Chris Cochran (2022 RHP Palm Beach Gardens, Florida) had 6 strikeouts through 3 innings staying ahead in the count throughout his outing. 

Derek Guillermety (2022 C Bayamon, PR) had a great day behind the plate, looking very solid defensively and showing great arm strength and accuracy.

Mekhi Boykin (2022 3B, Villa Rica, GA) - showcased his smooth swing and knack for the game, going 2-3 with a couple of stolen bags. 

James Snipes (2022 RHP, Woodstock, GA) - displayed all of his tools in the game, going 2-3 with an RBI, while also shutting down opposing bats on the mound. Snipes was pounding the strike zone and consistently producing weak contact and missing barrels. 

Nicholas Reyes (2022 C, Douglasville, GA) - went 2-3 on the day with the second hit being a loud line drive down the left field line that he stretched into a double. Reyes 

Garrett Dropp (2022 SS, Woodstock, GA) - was 2-3 at the plate while wreaking havoc on the base paths with many bases taken

Andrew Bray (2022 3B, Marietta, GA) - finished the day with a couple of hits including a double. Bray also looked smooth in the field and showcased his athleticism throughout the game. 

Lukas Farris (2022 1B, Acworth, GA) - ended up with 2 hits including a home run that went went over the left field wall without even catching the full barrel. Farris also showcased an advanced presence at the plate and the ability to battle with 2 strikes. 

Tysen Benford (2022 1B, Acworth, GA) - unleashed on a ball that was sent well over the road behind the left field fence. Benford showcased his violent swing with quick hands in a big way. He also impressed on the mound in his one inning of work, running his FB up to 86 and striking out one. 

Anthony Ferrara (2023 C, Lockport, IL) - showcased a good feel for his barrel with 2 hits on the day including a nice double foen the right field line. He also scored 2 runs.

Camdin Jansen (2022 SS, Mount Pleasant, WI) - consistently hit the ball hard, leaving with two hits in his four at bats. Jansen showed he was able to take the ball the other way with his two singles to the right side that were struck well.

Jonathan Olik (2022 OF, Freehold, NJ) - showed good barrel control by sending the ball down the left field line for a double. He also displayed great patience and discipline at the plate.

Jacob Parker (2023 3B, North Richland Hills, TX) - roped a triple down the right field line in his first at bat of the morning. Parker has a good swing plane and a good ability to take the ball where it is pitched.

Cole Brewer (2022 SS, Douglasville, GA) - looked like a polished pitcher on the mound in his 2 innings of work. His fastball ran up to 85 with some good run on it, and he worked well of that with a true 4 pitch mix that was able to baffle hitters. He recorded 5 of his 6 outs via strikeout.

Jacob Brown (2023 SS, Ann Arbor, MI) is a long limbed athlete with plenty of room to fill out.  The West Virginia commit displayed a good approach at the plate and sprayed a pair of well hit line drives through the middle of the field in his three at bats on the day. 

Jabari Daniely (2022 3B, Stone Mountain, GA) is a physical, large framed athlete who impressed in all facets of the game.  He showed advanced bat speed at the plate resulting in very loud contact on a pair of unlucky outs to left field.  Defensively, he made a nice play on a slow roller at third to get an out. 

Oliver Service (2023 OF, Detroit, MI) showed an aggressive approach at the plate during his at bats.  The RHH smoked a line drive to left in his first at bat and reached on another hard hit ball later in the game.  A well proportioned athlete, he bounced all over the field on defense and tracked down a well hit fly ball in center field.

Erick Soto (2024 C, Deerfield Beach, FL) is a physical, young player that made consistent, high quality contact in his at bats today resulting in a couple of hard line drives, one of which found a hole. 

Kairos Quintana (2023 OF, Fajardo, PR) is a lean, small framed athlete with some room to add strength as he develops.  He impressed at the plate with a pair of singles and a double, picking up a couple of RBIs in the process. 

Ian Martinez (2023 OF, Bajadero, PR) picked up a double from the left side of the plate and later scored a run.  Drawing good athleticism from his small frame, he made a couple nice defensive plays in the OF. 

Wyatt Thomas (2023 RHP, Huntington Beach, CA) is a large framed RHH that had a nice day at the plate.  After driving the center fielder back with a deep fly ball in his first at bat, he collected a double on a well hit line drive that got through the gap in RCF.

Juanpablo Zapata (2022 SS, Cutler Bay, FL) is a RHH who used a pull approach to drive a double down the left field line in his last at bat of the day.  The slender athlete showed good defensive actions all over the infield.  

Nick Robert (2023 1B, Stuart, FL) showed off the two-way potential in this one with a loud barrel to centerfield for a base hit and an impressive outing on the mound. The 6-foot-5 sophomore has an extremely projectable frame and touched 86 mph in this one.

Alex Lodise (2022 3B, Saint Augustine, FL) smacked a double to left field in his first at bat of the day. The right-handed hitter has a short stroke and good extension out front.

Mason Compton (2023 RHP, Buford, GA) started the game the Orange team, throwing three scoreless innings and striking out six batters. He has a strong and physical frame and sat 80-83 mph with a tight curveball.

Tate McKee (2023 RHP, Kennesaw, GA) really impressed on the mound today, striking out eight of the nine hitters he faced. He showed clean and simple mechanics, topping out at 88 mph with a hammer curveball. His delivery and frame project very well. 

Eric Fouraker Jr (2023 C, Bryceville, FL) had the hardest hit of the day, smoking a ball in the left-centerfield gap for a double. The primary catcher has a physical frame that generates plenty of power and leverage.

Blake Medley (2022 RHP, Meridianville, AL) legged out a double down the right field line. He has a simple load and go approach and his barrel stays through the zone the whole way. 

Devon Alleyne (2023 OF, Lawrenceville, GA) made quick work of his three innings, giving up just one hit and striking out four opposing batters. He has a mechanically sound delivery and the ball comes out of the hand easy. He ran his fastball up to 86 mph in this one. 

Ben Barrow (2023 C, Jacksonville, FL) stood out both at the plate and on the mound throughout the game. Barrow showed the ability to make hard contact to all fields with three hits in the game and displayed some gap power with a double to LCF in his 1st AB. On the mound, Barrow threw two no hit innings locating his FB well up to 84 MPH.

Nicholas Bofill (2023 OF, Palmetto Bay, FL) had a good day at the plate collecting two hits in the game and showed a contact approach at the plate.

Johnny Dibenedetto (2022 SS, Spring Hill, FL) has an advanced approach at the plate and had an RBI single in the game showing his ability to work gap to gap.

Malik Foster (2022 2B, Nassau, NW) was very efficient in his two innings on the mound allowing only one hit with three strikeouts. Foster uses deception from his submarine arm slot to keep hitters off balance while mixing in a sweeping SL.

Dante Aliberti (2022 SS, Pompano Beach, FL) uses an up the middle approach and displayed his ability to create hard contact with two hits in the game.

Michael Podstreleny (2024 C, San Diego, CA) showed off some pop in his barrel driving a stand-up double to the RCF gap from the left side in his 1st AB.

Jayden Brown (2022 LHP, Parker, CO) is a physical presence on the field and in the box. Brown made a nice leaping play at the fence in foul ground. Brown moves well for his size. 

Ben Adams (2022 C, Virginia Beach, VA) competed on the mound for 3 scoreless innings while striking out 2. Adams topped at 81 with his FB and mixed in a SL at 73. The primary C threw from a tight 3/4 slot and hid the ball well. 

Joshua Pashby (2023 C, Daly City, CA) throws from an overhand slot and gets downhill. The 2023 grad as a quick arm and ran his FB up to 84 while mixing in a sharp 12/6 CB with good feel at 68. Pashby is a projectable young arm. Pashby later added an RBI 1B to LCF while staying on a hanging breaking ball well. Overall, he collected two hits on the afternoon.

Charlie Marion (2022 OF, Franklin, WI) made loud in game contact with an ear ringing double to deep LCF. Marion as a fluid stroke and generates good bat speed. The 2022 grad has the ability to turn on inside velocity.  

Joey Calabretti (2022 3B, Perkasie, PA) made his presence known with a loud double off of the LF fence. Calabretti generates good pull side pop, and has present bad speed. The 2022 grad profiles to hit in the middle of the order and consistently hunts pitches he can drive. 

Jankel Ortiz (2022 SS, Rio Grande, PR) came out firing running his FB up to 90 with riding life. Ortiz attacked the zone and dominated hitters while flashing a CU 75 & 70 SL. The SL is tight and short breaking. The 2022 grad as a short tight arm crc and works quickly with confidence. Ortiz later added a loud 2B to LCF. 

Chayce Kieck (2024 SS, RHP, Jacksonville, FL) hit a sharp single through the right side in his first at-bat, taking a pitch where it was thrown. He was up to 81 mph on the mound from the right side with feel for a slider that sat at 70-72 mph.

Aidan Yancy (2024 3B, RHP, San Tan Valley, AZ) filled up the zone with a fastball that touched 79. Yancy worked multiple parts of the zone and kept hitters off balance. Also had a hard-hit single past third early on.

Michael Clarkson (2023 3B, C, 1B, Lake Forest, IL) had maybe the hardest hit ball of the game, a double over the right fielder's head. It was on a 80 mph fastball on the outside part of the plate, and Clarkson let the barrel do the work and didn't try to pull it. He was also up to 83 mph on the mound with feel for a curveball.

Cruz Cima (2025 RHP, Corbin, KY) was the youngest player on the field but absolutely belonged on the mound. The 6-foot, 155-pound righty was up to 75 and was around the zone the whole time, mixing in a curveball that he threw for strikes at 59-61 mph.

Ryan Beaty (2023 IF, RHP, Waller, TX) got the barrel to a high fastball and laced it into left-center field, and if not for the wet grass it would have been extra bases. Beaty also had simple mechanics on the mound and was working at 80-81 mph with his fastball with feel for a curveball.

Aiden Nolasco (2022 INF, Naples, FL) has easy pop at the plate, and had the left fielder fooled with a smooth swing on a ball that ended up landing over his head for a double. Nolasco added two more well-struck singles to clock in a 3-for-3 game.

Isaac Seigler (2023 C, Cartersville, GA) starts in an open and crouched stance and ends his left-handed swing with good extension, and smoked a ball past third base in his first at-bat that got past the fielder before he had time to react. Seigler barreled another ball in his last at-bat that would've made for a two-hit day if not for a diving play by the shortstop.

Brett Wagner (2022 3B, Venetia, PA) utilized an aggressive approach in the box as he did a good job getting the bat head out front. Crushed a single to the pull side early in the action. Later went on to single over the third baseman's head as well. Also doubled down the rightfield line, proving he could square up some velocity. 

Alexander Stillwell (2022 C, Millstone, NJ) showed well both at the dish and behind the plate. In the box, the righty proved he could leverage the baseball as he doubled down the leftfield line. He was also fundamental behind the dish with feel for framing the baseball and did a good job blocking it up. 

Anthony Fernandez (2022 OF, Santiago, ST) swung a hot stick at the dish as the lefty generated big time bat speed. He proved to have solid bat on ball skills and squared up a loud single to the pull-side during the action. He also just missed one as he flew out deep to centerfield. 

Edian Espinal (2022 SS, Viera, FL) flashed a short, simple swing in the box as he squared the baseball up with ease. Sprayed an opposite field single behind in the count and then went on to steal a couple bags. 

Matt Manley (2023 3B, Huntsville, AL) proved to have some thump in the bat as the big righty swung it with authority. Strength in the hands present as he hammered a pull-side single. Instincts on the base paths too as he stole second with ease. Was also dominant on the bump as he ran the fastball up to 87 mph with a quick arm. 

Adan Longoria (2023 1B, Plant City, FL) had a strong showing on the bump as he generated easy velocity out of his 6-foot-3 frame. The big righty went right after opposing batters and proved to have feel for a three pitch mixed. Ran the fastball up to 83 mph and has plenty more in the tank. Struck out the side with three backward K's. 

Elliott Bray (2022 RHP, Hartselle, AL) dominated on the mound in four perfect innings of work, striking out nine of the twelve batters he faced. Filled up the zone and commanded both the ball to both sides of the plate with three pitches. Generated easy velocity and showed an advanced feel for the breaker.

Walter Ford (2023 3B, Hoover, AL) the secondary pitcher showcased a lively arm on the mound today and a fastball that truly jumps out of the hand. Ran his fastball up to 93 and blew hitters away striking out seven in 3 dominant innings of relief work.

Michael Mullinax (2024 OF, Canton, GA) the switch hitter showed the ability to hit the ball hard to the opposite field from the left side going 3-3 with two hard hit singles to left in his first two times up. Displayed remarkable speed on the base paths as well hustling out an infield hit for his third of the day and then swiping both second and third with ease.

Antonio Anderson (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA) showcased a good feel for the barrel of the bat hitting the ball with authority to all parts of the field going 1-3 with a single this morning. Smoked a line drive the other way that was caught by the left fielder in his last at bat.

John Cooper Williams (2023 OF, Woodstock, GA) collected two hits showcasing all-around athleticism and quick hands at the plate finding the barrel on a loud RBI single in his last time up. Flashed some two-way ability as well striking out the side in one inning of relief.

Chandler Pollard (2022 OF, Winston, GA) went 2-3 this morning, driving in a run in his last time up. Displayed a strong and athletic frame plus good speed on the bases, hustling out an infield hit his first at bat.

Andre Vasquez (2024 C, Azle, TX) projects as a top of the order hitter who hits where he is pitched. Vasquez does a good job of keeping his hands inside of the ball, and sprayed a linedrive single to RF. 

Ryan Gargett (2023 C, Sarasota, FL) came out firing FBs in the mid 80s while touching 87. The broad shoulder righty throws form a tight 3/4 slot and mixed in a tight, big breaking SL at 72 and CU with fade at 77. Gargett is missing barrels, changing speeds and making quick work of hitters. The primary catcher also displayed power at the plate driving a fly ball to deep RCF. 

Omari Daniel (2022 SS, Smyrna, GA) is a good athlete, and shows quick twitch actions in game. Daniel projects as a top of the order hitter, and keeps his barrel through the zone for a long time. The 2022 grad singled to CF in game. 

Michael Lewis (2023 RHP, Glen Allen, VA) spun 3 scoreless innings while surrendering 2 hits and striking out 3. The righty ran his FB up to 81 and mixed in a mid 60s CB. Lewis has good feel for his breaking ball and is able to throw it consistently for strikes. 

Jackson Hiatt (2022 1B, Cantonment, FL) pitches with good mound presence, and attacked the zone. Hiatt flashed a straight FB up to 84 and big a slow breaking 12/6 CB 55-60. Hiatt made quick work of hitters, and worked with good tempo. 

Adrian Vidal (2023 SS, Miami, FL) made loud in game contact during both at bats, and favored the pull side. Vidal has present strength in his swing, and doubled down the LF line in game play. The 2023 grad has a confident approach, and hunts FBs to drive early in the count. 

Matthew Blackmon (2023 RHP, Federal Way, WA) has a tall slender build with lots of room to fill out. Blackmon ran his Fb up to 84 with good riding life. The righty will be an interesting follow as his continue to develop his breaking ball and grows into his body. 

Drew Reaves (2023 SS, Pensacola, FL) is a medium framed righty with high athleticism. Reaves has a good three pitch mix consisting of a FB up to 85, SL 70 & CU 77. Reaves threw all pitches for strikes at any point in the count. 

Caleb Kempler (2022 RHP, Princeton Junction, NJ) has good plate coverage and a linedrive swing plane. Kempler did a good of hitting where he was pitched, and laced on 3B in the RCF gap. 

Jean Cuello (2022 SS, Naples, FL) notched two big hits during game play including a 2B he smoked in the RCF gap. Cuello profiles to hit in the middle of the order, and looks to do damage at the plate. The 2022 grad has a knack for getting the barrel on the ball. 

Gabriel J Cruz (2023 RHP, Miami, FL) came out for his inning of work pumping 86-88 with his FB. Cruz has a quick arm and flashed a sharp, wipeout SL at 73. The SL has potential and tight spin. High upside arm to follow. 

Logan Duffy (2022 OF, Toms River, NJ)-showed off impressive power potential throughout his round, impacting the baseball well to the pull-side. Intent based approach with quickness to his path and good usage of his lower half. 

Andrew Fischer (2022 3B, Wall, NJ)-continues to impress each time out, producing several well-struck line drives throughout his round. Intent based stroke with calm movements and quick twitch. Physical build with well-proportioned strength, plus present bat speed and power potential to the pull-side. 

England Bryan (2024 C, Hillsboro, TN)-showed impressive potential from both sides of the plate, impacting the baseball well to all fields and showing the ability to deliver the barrel on time. Physically built primary catcher with loads of projection remaining. 

Chayce Kieck (2024 SS, Jacksonville, FL)-showed the ability to consistently barrel the baseball throughout his round. Incorporates athletic movements and quick twitch to create a simple, repeatable stroke that will continue to progress as he matures. 

Cole Johnson (2023 1B, The Hills, TX)-showed impressive power potential throughout his round by creating tons of leverage out in front. Physical presence at the plate with long, loose swing path and some present bat speed. 

Ryan Gargett (2023 C, Sarasota, FL)-showed consistent feel for the barrel with the ability to impact the baseball well to the pull-side. Well-proportioned frame with strength throughout and present bat speed. 

Gabriel J Cruz (2023 RHP, Miami, FL)-Consistent round with short, direct path with quick hands, line drive impact and the propensity to find the barrel. Compact build with present athleticism and room to fill out. 

Omari Daniel (2022 SS, Smyrna, GA)-was impressive throughout his round, producing multiple well-struck line drives to go along with plenty of present bat speed. Long, lean frame with tons of projection remaining. 

Ethan Nunez (2023 OF, Chino Hills, CA)-showed a projectable hit tool throughout his round, consistently squaring up the ball to the middle of the field. Lofted stroke with loose hands and power potential as he continues to mature. 

Gavin Brunsman (2022 3B, Alexandria, VA)-showed an aggressive approach at the plate with the ability to consistently impact the baseball to all fields. Incorporates simple swing mechanics with quick hands and intent based lower half. 

Ryan Beaty (2023 2B, Waller, TX)-showed consistent feel for the barrel throughout his round. Displayed quick, direct swing path with advanced bat-to-ball skills and good extension out in front. 

Wyatt Fordham (2023 3B, Plant City, FL)-Displayed a short, simple swing with loose, quick hands and present bat speed. Middle of the field approach with consistent bat-to-ball skills and feel for the barrel. 

EJ Hankerson (2023 2B, Baltimore, MD)-showed plus present bat speed during a consistent round of BP. Compact, strong frame with tons of quick twitch actions and the ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field. 

William Rollings (2023 SS, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL)-showed the ability to consistently impact the baseball to the middle of the field. Simple approach with quick hands, feel for the barrel and line drive capability to the pull-side. 

John "Alex" Walsh (2023, Alexandria, LA)-was impressive throughout his round, impacting numerous balls well to the pull-side. Lofted stroke with loose hands and power potential as he fully matures. 

Logan Duplantis (2023 2B, Houston, TX)-showed an easy line-drive stroke with present bat speed and whip to his barrel. Compactly built frame with consistent bat-to-ball skills and advanced feel for the barrel. 

Nick Robert (2023 1B, Stuart, FL)-was impressive during his round, showcasing the ability to whip the barrel through the zone with authority. Long, lean frame with tons of projection, strength in his hands and present bat speed. 

Brady Francisco (2023 C, Simi Valley, CA)-showed consistent bat-to-ball skills with quick, loose hands and present bat speed throughout his round. Athletic frame with long levers and plenty of room to add strength. 

Grant McDonald (2022 OF, Boca Raton, FL)-showed impressive strength and present bat speed throughout his round. Displayed ability to create leverage out in front with good extension and strong hands through contact. 

Jordan Baynes (2023 C, Hiram, GA)-showed impressive present bat speed throughout his round. Incorporated simple swing mechanics with short, direct swing path and line-drive impact to the pull-side. 

David Bell (2022 C, Evans, GA)-was impressive throughout his round, flashing the ability to turn the barrel with authority. Compact stroke with quick hands, feel for the barrel and line-drive impact to the middle of the field. Strongly built with well-proportioned strength throughout his frame. 

Alex Karst (2023 1B, Smyrna, GA)-showed off impressive power potential throughout his round. Projectable, young frame with plenty of room to add strength. Leveraged stroke with loose hands and the ability to impact the baseball with carry to the pull-side. 

Conner Freeze (2023 SS, Aviston, IL)-showed consistent bat-to-ball skills with loose, quick hands and the propensity to find the barrel. Lean, projectable frame with plenty of room to add more strength as he matures. 

Reggie Sharpe (2024 SS, Grosse Pointe Park, MI)-showed impressive adjustability throughout his round. Compact, athletic build with loose, quick hands and line drive impact to the middle of the field. Consistent performer with present athleticism and bat speed.

Johnny Bruno (2022 OF, Rumson, NJ)-showed impressive present bat speed and power potential throughout his round. Incorporated quick hands and a well-engaged lower half to produce numerous line drives to the pull-side. 

Paul Green (2024 OF, Tyrone, GA)-showed the propensity to find the barrel quite often during his round of BP. Incorporated simple swing mechanics to repeat well, while impacting the baseball with authority to the pull-side. 

Tyler Bak (2023 OF, Sugar Hill, GA)-showed consistent bat-to-ball skills and a line-drive swing plane throughout his round. Incorporates simple movements to impact the baseball well to the middle of the field. Has innate ability to repeat his swing well with quickness and leverage out in front. 

Hutch Ezell (2022 C, Dacula, GA)-showed impressive present bat speed and projectable power throughout his round. Has ability to find barrel quite often with loose, quick hands and tons of lower half torque. High upside with room to add strength. 

Jayden Martin (2022 1B, Lilburn, GA)- Is a physically built first baseman that displayed big-time power potential throughout his round. Incorporates a long, loose swing with tons of leverage and ability to impact the ball well to the gaps. 

Natangel Santana (2022 2B, Palmyra, PA)- is a well-proportioned left-handed hitter with innate ability to find the barrel. Simple, repeatable swing with consistent bat-to-ball skills and whip to his barrel. 

Darren Willis (2022 MIF, Lizella, GA)-showed quick hands and direct swing path to impact the baseball well to middle of the field with authority. Compact frame with quick twitch and strength in his hands. 

Mekhi Boykin (2022 3B, Villa Rica, GA)-showed the propensity to find the barrel often with quick, strong hands and a short, direct swing path. Physical frame with some projection remaining. 

Garrett Dropp (2022 SS, Woodstock, GA)-showed the ability to turn the barrel quickly, spraying line drive to all fields throughout his round. Long, lean frame with plenty of projection remaining. 

Lukas Farris (2022 1B, Acworth, GA)-showed impressive power potential throughout his round, while producing numerous loud line drives to the pull-side. Physical frame with consistent bat-to-ball skills and strong hands. 

Jack Schrafft (2022 SS, Milton, GA)-has a long, lean and projectable frame with loads of upside. Leverage stroke with well-engaged lower half and present bat speed. Showed ability to carry the gaps with impact throughout his round. 

Tysen Benford (2022 1B, Acworth, GA)-Is a physically built corner infielder with quick hands and loads of strength through impact. Leveraged stroke with consistent bat-to-ball skills and immense power potential. 

Rocco Demarinis (2024 3B, Tampa, FL)-showed compact present bat speed to produce loud impact to the middle-of-the field. Lean, projectable frame with quick twitch and innate feel for the barrel. 

Nathan Hall (2022 OF, Lexington, SC)-showed loose hands and present bat speed to impact the baseball well to the pull-side. Long, lean frame with loads of projection remaining. 

Wesley Mendes (2023 LHP, Tampa, FL)-showed the propensity to find the barrel often, producing numerous well-struck line drives with backspin and carry to middle of the field. 

Tristan Rucker (2023 C, Lake Worth, FL)-was consistent throughout his round, showing the ability to impact the baseball well to all fields. Showed short, direct swing path with quick hands and consistent feel for the barrel. 

Tamden Webb-Tate (2022 C, Ankeny, IA)-Is a physically built primary catcher with present bat speed and power potential. Uses a slightly lofted stroke to create leverage out in front, while flashing the ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field. 

Eric Fouraker Jr (2023 C, Bryceville, FL)- Displayed a leveraged stroke with plenty of bat speed, while showing the ability to impact the baseball to the pull-side. Projectable frame with well-engaged lower half mechanics and strong hands. 

Jonathan French (2023 MIF, Atlanta, GA)-showed consistent ability to barrel the baseball well to all fields. Compact frame with quick twitch and present bat speed. Extremely consistent round with numerous well-struck line-drives throughout. 

Jax Phillips (2024 3B, Milton, GA)-consistent round with the propensity to find the barrel, while flashing legit power potential when on time. Projectable frame with tons of upside remaining. 

Krew Bond (2023 OF, Mendota, IL)-Was consistent throughout his round, showing a simple approach with consistent bat-to-ball skills and present bat speed. High contact rate swing with quickness to his path and the ability to impact the baseball well to the middle of the field. 

Mitchel Szymczak (2022 C, Strongsville, OH)-showed consistent ability to impact the baseball well throughout his round. Compactly built with short, direct swing path and quick hands. 

Alexander Clark (2024 OF, Glencoe, IL)- is a projectable primary outfielder with loose hands and present bat speed. Displayed ability to repeat his swing well throughout his round, while producing numerous loud line drives to the middle of the field. 

Fischer Einkauf (2024 1B, Port Neches, TX)-showed a short, direct swing path with consistent bat-to-ball skills and the ability to spray line drives to all fields. Long, lean projectable frame with long, levers and plenty of upside.

Carlos Jacome (2023 SS, Doral, FL)-was consistent throughout his round, showing plenty of present bat speed and the ability to deliver the barrel on time. Contact based swing with numerous well-struck line drives to the middle of the field. 

Braelon Richardson (2024 SS, Kingwood, TX)-compactly built frame with loads of quick twitch and projection. Showed the ability to turn the barrel quickly with strong, loose hands and accuracy. 

Elvis Victoriano (2023 OF, Orlando, FL)-Consistent round with numerous well-struck line-drives. Implored long, loose swing path with loads of leverage out in front. Projectable frame with lean, well-proportioned muscle and immense power potential.

Thomas Brice (2024 SS, Jacksonville, FL)-was impressive during his round, showing the ability to impact the baseball well to all fields with a short, direct swing path and present bat speed. Showed consistent feel for the barrel with consistent impact when on time. 

Jayden Brown (2022 LHP, Parker, CO)-Is a physical presence at the plate. Lofted stroke with loose hands, present bat and the ability to impact the ball to the pull-side. Immense power potential with well-proportioned lower half and strong hands. 

Trenton Rowan (2022 1B, Erie, CO)-Smooth left-handed stroke with the ability to turn the barrel. Well-timed swing mechanics with loose, quick hands and juice to the pull-side. Consistent round with advanced feel for the barrel. 

Devin Fitz-Gerald (2024 SS, Margate, FL)-showed the ability to consistently impact the baseball to all fields, while showing advanced feel for the barrel and quick hands. Compactly built with plenty of projection and upside remaining. 

Noe Romero (2022 SS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA)-showed a repeatable left-handed stroke with advanced bat-to-ball skills, quick hands and the ability to impact the baseball. Whole field approach with short, direct path and extreme feel for the barrel.

Jack Wise (2022 RHP, Augusta, GA)-showed immense power potential throughout his round, impacting the baseball well to the pull-side with consistent carry. Lofted stroke with strength through contact and present bat speed.  

Ben Barrow (2023 C, Jacksonville, FL)-Consistent round with repeatable swing mechanics and the ability to impact the baseball well to the middle of the field. Showed short, direct path with loose, quick hands and consistent bat-to-ball skills. 

Jonathan Gonzalez (2023 SS, Miami, FL)-showed loose hands with the ability to create tons of leverage out in front. Consistent round with good feel for the barrel and immerging power potential. 

Jacob Poletto (2024 SS, Miami, FL)-showed simple swing mechanics from both sides of the plate, impacting the baseball well to all fields with a short, direct swing path and quick hands. Advanced bat-to-ball skills with ability to turn the barrel on the inner half. 

Robbie Burris (2022 1B, Middletown, DE)-Large, physical frame with loads of present bat speed and feel for the barrel. Consistent round with impact and power potential to the pull-side. 

Darren Orlando (2023 2B, New York, NY)-showed a consistent ability to impact the baseball throughout his round. Simple stroke with short, direct path and quick hands. Produced well-struck line drives to all fields. 

Garrett Swan (2022 C, Grass Lake, MI)-showed big time power potential throughout his round, producing multiple towering drives to the pulls-side. Lofted stroke with loose hands and tons of leverage out in front. 

Jankel Ortiz (2022 SS, Rio Grande, PR)-showed consistency throughout his round, producing multiple well-struck line-drives to the middle of the field. Lofted stroke with loose, quick hands and developing power potential. 

Shai Robinson (2022 SS, Olympia Fields, IL)-showed an impressive hit tool throughout his round, flashing plus present bat speed and the ability to impact the baseball to the middle of the field. Incorporates athletic movements to produce short, repeatable swing path. 

Raymond Rojas (2022 3B, Lawrence, MA)-showed off immerging power potential during his round. Intent based swing with good usage of his lower half and strength in his hands. Displayed consistent bat-to-ball skills with advanced feel for the barrel.

Nick Linkowski (2022 OF, Flowery Branch, GA)-showed the ability to create consistent impact throughout his round. Incorporates simple swing mechanics with solid bat-to-ball skills and present bat speed. Athletically built with quick, loose hands and present bat speed. 

Hunter Gotschall (2023 RHP, Peyton, CO) has a compact, athletic delivery and is very loose and balanced on the mound. He has repeatable mechanics and pounded the zone with his FB that was 85-87mph. His velo stayed consistent throughout his outing and he was able to get a lot of swing and miss with his FB up in the zone. He also flashed a solid CB, CH, and SL.

Jorge Zayas (2022 C, Coamo, PR) showed his athleticism on the mound today with quick arm speed and loose arm action. He filled up the zone with strikes and got a lot of swing and miss. He also mixed in a cutter that was very deceptive.

Cesar Lam (2022 SS, Aibonito, PR) made consistent hard contact today going 2 for 2 with a single and double. He can hit to all fields and has power potential. He also showed great instincts on the bases.

Issei Takahashi (2024 OF, Hartland, WI) was 2 for 2 on the day with 2 singles. He has great speed and showed it off on an infield single. He is very athletic and all around gamer.

Logan Bryson (2022 1B, Woodstock, GA) was up to 84mph on the mound today with great extension and attacked hitters early. His FB has some arm side run and he also mixed in a 76mph CH with some late fade and a 71mph SL with short bite.

Jameson Caro (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL) had a monster game at the plate barreling the ball up to all parts of the field with two very loud doubles including a one hopper to the wall in his 2nd AB. Caro displayed big time bat speed and power.

Grady Maples (2023 RHP, Sherwood, OR) was impressive on the mound and attacked hitters with his fastball up to 84 MPH. Recorded 8 Ks locating well to both sides of the plate from his projectable frame and mixing in a quality breaking ball.

Luke Geske (2023 RHP, Sarasota, FL) only allowed one hit through his 3 innings of work utilizing a FB that got up to 88 MPH with a lot of life and complimented it with a sharp slider.

Gavin Hause (2022 SS, Cape Coral, FL) showed an advanced approach at the plate and power to the pull side with a line drive double to left field

Jason Ramos (2022 OF, Hialeah, FL) has a good swing plane with the ability to hit the ball hard to all fields and showed it in game with two hits including a line drive double.

Landon Penfield (2024 3B, Blythewood, SC) showed off his power from the left side turning on an inside FB and driving it deep to right field for a stand up double in his 1st AB. Penfield was also efficient in his two inning of work recording 6 Ks commanding his FB well to both sides of the plate

Peyton Underwood (2023 C, Reynoldsburg, OH) collected two hits in the game driving the ball to all fields with an advanced approach and ability to keep the barrel through the hitting zone

Garrett Dropp (2022 SS, Woodstock, GA) showing a patient approach with great bat on ball skills. Squared up a single to the pull-side and got down the line in a hurry. Later went on to single to left field while knocking in a run. Tallied three hits on the day with two RBI's. Shows feel for the lead off spot. 

Ethan Babcock (2024 C, Alpharetta, GA) showing advanced feel for the barrel head while picking up spin early out of hand. Crushed a single the other way late in a count for a two out single. Later went on to ground out to shortstop but squared it up with authority. 

Adam Brooks (2022 RHP, Woodstock, GA) was dominant on the mound as he went right after batters early with the fastball. Ran it up to 87 mph while mixing in a sharp slider and a late moving cutter. Flashed a changeup later in his outing as well. Free and easy arm action with plenty more in the tank. Struck out five and gave up just two hits in 3.0 IP. 

Jack Schrafft (2022 SS, Milton, GA) generated some loud contact at the dish today as he generated easy bat speed. Doubled down the left field line and then went on to score. Power starting to show and has big potential in the future. 

Darren Willis (2022 MIF, Lizella, GA) utilizing a physical build in the box as he stays short and simple through the zone. Gets the bat head out front and attacks the baseball with intent. Singled to the pull-side and also proved to have some speed on the paths with good instincts as he stole a bag. 

Richard Segura (2022 C, Providence, RI) had an impressive day at the dish as he proved he could square up velocity with ease. Strength in the hands and thump in the bat as he doubled into the left-center gap with some carry. Also proved he could run a little bit as he stole third. Doubled again later in the day with some of the loudest contact of the afternoon. 

Kamren Clark (2022 C, Louisville, KY) proved to be athletic in multiple facets of his game. Stole bags at will and generated opportunities with his feet. Added a hustle double to his name as he crushed one into the left-center gap. 

Juanpablo Zapata (2022 SS, Cutler Bay, FL) made consistent hard contact at the plate today going 1 for 2 with an RBI double. He has a smooth, level swing through the zone and quick hands.

Ian Yorel Gonzalez Morales (2022 IF, Aguadilla, PR) threw well on the mound today as he struck out 3 and topped his FB out at 84mph. He mixed in a 67mph CB and had a calm and mature presence on the mound.

Je-Isaac Alamo (2022 SS, Richmond, TX) had a great day at the plate going 2 for 2 with a double down the line and single to left. He has good bat speed and made consistent contact.

Lazaro Collera (2024 RHP, Miami, FL) hit an RBI single in his first at bat and was also projectable on the mound. His FB was up to 84mph and uses his body well to get good downhill plane.

Wyatt Thomas (2023 RHP, Huntington Beach, CA) didn't allow a run through 3 innings today and struck out 6. He mixed his 83mph FB and 12-6 CB very well and had a great presence on the mound. His CB got a lot of swing and miss.

Kole Hammond (2023 1B, Griffin, GA) - demonstrated a good feel for his barrel with two hard hits in his 2 at bats in the game. In Hammond's first at bat, he went up and got a fast ball, taking it the other way and making solid contact. In his second at-bat he roped a double down the left field line to finish 2-2.

Jay Knowles (2022 SS, Statesboro, GA) - displayed his athleticism throughout the game with solid contact in the box and a good presence on the mound. Knowles was 83-86 with his FB in his one inning of work, while striking out 2. 

Connor Shouse (2024 RHP, Ball Ground, GA)- showcased electrifying stuff on the mound in his one innings of work. His fastball sat 83-86, while also showcasing good feel for his off-speed. He was also 1-2 at the plate. 

Tyler Bradford (2024 3B, Marietta, GA) - found barrels in both of his at-bats on the day. Bradford smoked a double to the left center gap in his first at bat, and finished the day with a hard single up the middle. 

Colin Marinpetro (2022 1B, Imperial, PA) had a pair of hits on the afternoon including an opposite field double and an infield single. He's big and physical with some jump off the barrel and the ball carries well off the bat. 

Ethan Finch (2024 C, Brunswick, GA) is a physical righthanded hitter with impressive pop as he collected two hits, both well struck. He singled through the left side and sat back on a breaking ball to drive a double to the left centerfield gap. 

James Agabedis (2022 SS, Sudbury, MA) collected three hits on the day and used the whole field in the process. Agabedis uses the whole field and shows good bat to ball skills as each hit came to each third of the field. 

Connor Barker (2022 3B, Atwater, MN) had a pair of impressive extra base hits including a hammered double and a no-doubt home run. Barker crushed a ball to straight away center and then smoked a blast to the pull side that was gone as soon as it left the bal. 

Nick Linkowski (2022 OF, Flowery Branch, GA) had a pair of impressive extra base hits with a hustle double down the third base line and a triple to the right center alley. Linkowski showed god bat to ball skills along with some sneaky pop that projects well on a gap to gap basis. 

Raymond Rojas (2022 3B, Lawrence, MA) is a strong kid and leverages well to work to the pull side. He smoked a double over the left fielder's head and had another loud out that was caught in left field. 

Xavier Sjostedt (2023 LHP, Furlong, PA) showed impressive two-way ability as he attacked the zone on the bump and crushed a double to pull. He's got a strong three pitch with a fastball up to 80 mph and a put away slider. 

Kendric Jernigan (2023 IF, Warner Robins, GA) had one of the better swings on this field all day, lacing a line drive up the middle for a single in his first at-bat. Ripped another single in his second at-bat into left field.

Anthony Ruiz (2022 OF, Miami, FL) had the loudest swing of the day with a line drive down the left field line in his first at-bat, easily extra bases if it would have stayed fair. Ruiz singled to left two pitches later in a patient at-bat.

Bryant Zayas (2022 SS, Hialeah, FL) plays a really smooth shortstop, made a nice play on a slow-roller with a quick transfer early in the game and took a hit away on a line drive up the middle as well. Zayas also knocked a double in the game, taking a ball off the top of his foot and lacing into the left-center field gap.

Jacob Kruzlic (2022 RHP, Lakeland, FL) started the game on the mound for his squad, throwing three innings and touching 80 mph with his fastball. He added a pair of singles at the plate.

Austin Alonso (2024 MIF, Rockton, IL) was one of the youngest players on the field and showed some promising pop in his bat. The lefty-swinging middle infielder turned on a fastball and put it into the right-center field gap for a double.

Gustin Barrido (2023 SS, RHP, Lutz, FL) got a ton of barrel on a single into left field in his second at-bat of the day, adding to the single he hit up the middle in his first at-bat. Short, compact swing.

Jack Scheri (2022 MIF, Peru, IL) turned on a 83 mph fastball in his second at-bat that carried over the left fielder's head for a double. Scheri is a solidly-built prospect with power in his stroke.

Tristan McGregor (2023 RHP, MIF, Sarasota, FL) threw three innings on the mound, ramping up to 83 mph and holding at around 80-81 throughout his outing. He paired the heater with a sharp breaker at around 68 mph. McGregor added a double at the plate on a ball that just kept carrying over the right fielder's head.

Chase Meyer (2023 RHP, Canton, GA) showed a fast arm with cut action to fastball up to 90 MPH from an extended ¾ slot. Showed a pair of secondary offerings with swing and miss potential.

Wesley Mendes (2023 LHP, Tampa, FL) showed a heavy FB up to 91 MPH and sharp slider that he commands. Struck out 9 in 3 innings.

Jax Phillips (2024 3B, Milton, GA) was long and loose up to 86 MPH with room to add. Showed command of a 71 MPH breaker as an out pitch.

Devon Alleyne (2023 OF, Lawrenceville, GA) showed quick hands with a missile through the 6 hole. Also swiped a couple bags and plenty of range in CF.

Amari Collins (2023 1B, Peachtree City, GA) showed a fluid compact approached and laced a double to the left center field gap.

Luke Orfi (2023 SS, Cumming, GA) showed a ton of range and plenty enough arm to stay at SS. Also barreled a double down the left field line. Up to 83 with a quick arm and heavy sink from a low ¾ arm slot.

Avery Prichard (2022 OF, Birmingham, AL)showed a short quick arm action up to 84 MPH with some life. Great command of a 73 MPH breaking ball.

Jaymal Bonilla (2022 LHP, Isabela, PR) has a long, lean frame with plenty of growth potential.  He throws from a 3/4 slot and attacks hitters with a good tempo.  He kept hitters off balance with a low-80s fastball, a tumbling change and tight curveball with some depth.

Charles Williams Jr. (2023 1B, Riverview, FL) is a physical RHH with a large frame.  He barreled the ball up in both of his at bats, hammering a line drive single down the right field line to leadoff the game and then had a hard fly ball hang up in the wind to left.

Jorge J Cartagena (2022 OF, Carolina, PR) is good looking athlete with a long frame.  A RHH, he had a single and RBI double to left in his two plate appearances on the day.  He also ran the bases aggressively, as he came around to score a pair of runs. 

Logan Dunn (2024 LHP, Neshkoro, WI) picked up a couple of RBIs on a line drive single to center field.  While he is a primary pitcher, he showed a smooth stroke with his long, lean frame from the left side of the plate. 

Efrain Zambrana (2022 2B, Ponce, PR) put good swings on the ball in both of his plate appearances.  The lean, medium framed RHH smoked a line drive over the center fielders' head in his first at bat.  He also showed good defensive skills in the infield on a couple of chances.  

Jack Wise (2022 RHP, Augusta, GA) displayed athleticism and a quick arm on the mound running his fastball up to 91 on the mound with late deceptive life to it. Flashed a feel for a sharp 12-6 curveball as well and commanded it to both sides of the plate, striking out four in two strong innings of work.

Tyler Welch (2023 RHP, Davenport, IA) tossed three strong innings on the mound striking out eight. Showed off a three pitch mix and used a clean repeatable delivery to hold velocity. Flashed good depth on the breaking ball and an above average changeup. 

Michael Podstreleny (2024 C, San Diego, CA) made loud contact on a double into left-center field showcasing quick hands at the plate.

Dante Aliberti (2022 SS, Pompano Beach, FL) showcased a short compact swing and a good feel for the barrel of the bat going 2-2 on the afternoon. Ripped a ball into left field his second time up and showed good speed on the bases hustling out a double.

Sohrab Rezaei (2023 MIF, Chicago, IL) turned around an inside fastball deep down the left field line for a double. Utilizes a line drive swing plane and gets the bat through the zone quick.

M Tyler Gorbett (2022 C, Newport News, VA) has a strong, accurate arm and quick release behind the dish. Made loud contact at the plate in his last at bat as well on a line-out to left field.

Chris Lamond (2022 RHP/1B, Nutley, NJ) crushed a ground rule double to LCF in his last at bat today. Lamond showed a level swing at the plate with bat speed and the ability to square the ball up at the plate.

Andrew Andersen (2022 C, Fort Myers, FL) singled twice this afternoon. Anderson should a sound approacj at the plate with a line drive swing plane and makes hard consistent contact at the plate. 

Joseph Garrison (2023 RHP/1B, Hartselle, AL) singled in his two at bats today. Garrison has an aggressive approach at the plate with pop in his bat and squared the ball up both times today.

James Agabedis (2022 SS, Sudbury, MA) doubled in his last at bat of the day. Agabedis showed pop to the gap and good instincts on the bases.

Ryan Hughes (2022 RHP, Cave Creek, AZ) topped out at 86mph on his fastball mixing in a slider at 75mph. Hughes pitched to both sides of the plate attacking with his fastball and mixed in his slider effectively. 

Matthew Goldenbaum (2023 RHP, Fairless Hills, PA) sat 82-84mph on his fastball topping out at 86mph mixing in his curveball at 74mph. Goldenbaum did a good job of getting ahead of hitters, working in his curveball in any count and kept the hitters off balance. 

Bradley Ferrell (2024 RHP, Laporte, IN) put together a masterful performance in relief. Coming in and K'ing 8 batters in 3 innings, Ferrell ran his fastball up to 84 mph with plenty more to come and also featured a good feel for 3 additional secondary offerings. 

Rickey Rivas (2022 SS, Miami, FL) showed good actions from both sides of the plate with exceptional plate presence. Rivas got the barrel through the zone ripping an RBI triple down the LF line from the right side of plate.

Dawson Jones (2022 SS, Naples, FL) was effective at the plate from a slightly open stance and some physicality to go with it. Jones used the whole field hitting a line drive double to RF.

Jacob Poletto (2024 SS, Miami, FL) showed good barrel awareness with a rocket down the RF line for a double. Poletto also showcased his speed motoring around the base paths efficiently. Athletic build with room to still grow. 

Anthony Belisario (2023 SS, Staten Island, NY) was impressive during his outing. He worked his fastball up to 86 mph and flashed a 76 mph curveball. He was effective at the knees and generated weak contact when balls were put in play.

Nathan Pulliam (2022 RHP, Bartlett, TN) had a strong outing during his three innings of work. He lived primarily off his fastball that was up to 83 mph and kept hitters off balance with his 11-to-5 breaking ball that he threw for strikes. 

Tyson Roberson (2023 1B, Powder Springs, GA) showcased his smooth lefty stroke and was able to get the barrel through the zone consistently. He has power potential and showed it with a hard hit double over the left fielder's head in his first at bat.

Broc Parmer (2022 C, Pace, FL) had a great day at the plate going 2 for 2 with a double and single. He made consistent contact and showed a lot of hustle on every play.

Lane Essary (2022 RHP, Hickory, NC) is athletic on the mound and showcased a loose and controlled delivery. His FB was up to 87mph with a lot of life. He also mixed in a 75mph SL with sharp bite and used it to pound the zone.

Agyei Quinichett (2022 RHP, Atlanta, GA) threw well on the mound today topping his FB out at 85mph. He has a strong lower half and uses it to drive down the mound well. He also showed great arm speed and filled up the zone with strikes.

Elijah Stewart (2022 RHP, Katy, TX) has a balanced and controlled presence on the mound and is very athletic. His FB was up to 84mph with a lot of arm-side run. He also mixed in a CB with late, downward bite and a CH with good fade.

Samuel Feliciano (2022 1B, East Longmeadow, MA) has a lot of arm strength on the mound with simple, repeatable mechanics. He had great downhill action on his FB that was up to 85mph and did a great job attacking hitters. He pounded the zone with strikes.

Pedro Luciano (2022 1B, Kennesaw, GA) showed a smooth clean arm action, running his FB up to 81 MPH. Ball came out of his hand nicely with plenty of life.

Evan Chan (2023 RHP, Flushing, NY) showed great mound presence, he created a lot of soft contact and up to 75 MPH with late life on the pitch

Alex Karst (2023 1B, Smyrna, GA) pulled hands inside nicely for a rocket 2b to the pull side, showing quickness ot his hands while showing nice bat speed through the zone.

Davis Newman (2022 C, Woodstock, GA) put together a multi-hit day with a couple of singles, showing a handle for the barrel for the Purple team.

Brian Hardaway (2022 OF, Atlanta, GA) put together multi hit day and swiped 2 bags while showing off plenty of athleticism and speed in center field.

Lee Schlehuber (2024 2B, Dallas, TX) put together a multi-hit day with a couple of singles as well, working around the field with his contact for the Red squad.

Dylan Cupp (2023 SS, Cedartown, GA) - impressed on the mound with 3 hitless innings, striking out 4 opposing hitters and producing consistent weak contact on the ground. Cupp's fastball sat 80-82 while showing good arm side run, along with a slider that showed a short, darting action. 

Gavin Miller (2022 3B, Oakdale, PA) - had an impressive game at the plate and on the mound, going 1-2 and pitching 2 hitless innings. Mlller consistently pumped low fastballs in his quick 2 inning stint, topping out at 87. He showcased his skills at the plate as well by battling with two strikes and dumping an RBI single into left field.

Antonio Anderson (2023 SS, Atlanta, GA) - flashed some serious leather throughout the game at shortstop, making leaping plays and showcasing his smooth hands and big time range.

Noah Lee (2023 OF, Maple Valley, WA) - made hard contact in both of his at bats in the game. Lee finished 2-2 with an RBI, double, and hard single into left field. Lee showcased a smooth swing with advanced feel for his barrell.

Carlos Elian Martinez (2022 OF, Coamo, PR) has a smooth left-handed stroke and showed the ability to hit the ball to all fields in this one. He was 2-for-2 today with a line drive single into right field in his last at bat. In his first at bat, he took a tough pitch the other way for a hard hit double down the left field line. 

Matthew Heyl (2023 LHP, Clermont, FL) had an impressive performance on the mound and at the plate today. He showed a short and compact swing in the box, smoking a line drive into right field for a base hit. On the bump, he sat 77-80 mph with a great changeup that assisted him in striking out five opposing batters. 

Blake Dean (2023 RHP, Acworth, GA) had dominant outing, striking out five batters in three innings of work. He ran his fastball up to 85 mph, showing some cut movement that proved to be difficult to hit.

Simon Tesh (2022 RHP, Knoxville, TN) struck out five opposing batters in three innings, while giving up just one lone hit. He sat 80-84 mph and was able to locate the fastball with movement on both sides of the plate.

Drake Meeks (2023 RHP, Birmingham, AL) touched 85 mph today, showing strength and length in the frame with room to grow. He showed a sharp 12-6 curveball with good bite, and struck out six batters in three innings of work

Nathan Fidelino (2024 3B, Grand Blanc, MI) had an impressive day at the plate collecting two extra bas hits while showing the ability to drive the ball to all fields. Fidelino drove an outside pitch to the opposite field for a stand up double and followed it up with pulling a double down the 3B line.

Will Ramsey (2023 RHP, Cincinnati, OH) had a solid outing striking out 9 and showed a lot of potential on the mound commanding his FB up to 85 MPH with plenty of room to add velocity. Ramsey also showed a quality 11/5 breaking ball up to 71 MPH with later depth.

Blake Edmonds (2022 OF, Oak Brook, IL) had the loudest at bat of the day displaying pop in his barrel and driving a down and in FB to deep RF for a stand up triple. 

Calvin Koo (2023 OF, Marietta, GA) was very efficient on the mound in his two innings of work, retiring all 6 hitters in order and recording 2 Ks. Koo filled up the strike zone with his FB up to 82 MPH and mixed in a quality breaking ball in all counts.

Matthew Caldwell (2022 OF, Newport News, VA) collected two hits in the game exhibiting a pull side approach and turning on the ball for both his singles with hard contact to LF each time

Austin Cicerone (2023 SS, Troy, MI) showed a good approach at the plate and his ability to keep the barrel through the hitting zone pulling a ball to left field for a single in his 2nd AB of the game.

Aidyn Coffey (2022 SS, Albany, IN) was impressive in his couple innings of work. The RHP out Indiana struck out 5 and ran his FB (81-84). The pitchability was prevalent from the first pitch. With simple mechanics, command, and fluidity-this was fun to watch.

AJ Miera (2024 SS, Roanoke, TX) was also impressive in his few innings of work. The young prospect ran his FB up to 84 and looked pretty settled in from the get go. As he develops- velocity and intangibles will continue to develop. 

Chris Diaz (2023 OF, Pomona, NY) barreled a ball in hist first at bat in the game with a ground-rule double to RF. The LHH possesses a sweet swing. There's some good lift to the swing as well as hand placement. High energy ballplayer. 

Charlie Yokley (2023 2B, Acworth, GA) in his first at bat of the game tripled down the left field line. Displayed a short compact swing with quick hands. 

Freddy Rodriguez (2022 SS, Wellington, FL) doubled in one of his two-at-bats on the day. Created great carry that traveled beyond the CF for a standup two baser. Ran well and is a heady player at bat, as well on the defensive side. 

Dylan Anstett (2022 SS, Winchester, MA) showed good bat to ball skills in the process of picking up a couple of line drive singles through the middle of the field. He displayed solid defensive ability on a few opportunities in the infield. 

Michael Knapp (2022 RHP, Levittown, NY) attacked hitters almost exclusively with his fastball and generated a lot of swings and misses on his way to punching out 7 over his 3 innings of work.  He worked his fastball to both sides of the plate with great pace and confidence. 

JJ Howe (2024 OF, Bonaire, GA) is a lean framed switch hitter that lashed a double to the LCF gap from the left side of the plate.  He showed good plate discipline in his other at bat, drawing a walk. 

Gunnar Myro (2023 MIF, Las Vegas, NV) flashed some athleticism at SS, making a nice, bare-handed play on a slow roller.  A sturdy framed RHH, he came up a couple innings later and barreled a line drive to LF for a single.

Jackson Glueck (2024 1B, Kansas City, MO) is a very physical LHP with high upside. He challenged hitters with his low 80s fastball and complimented it with a short, tight curveball that he has very good feel for.  He punched out 3 hitters in an efficient 2 innings of work.

Preston Chaudoin (2022 RHP, Herndon, KY) came out firing his FB up to 86, and mixed in a sharp breaking 12/6 CB in the low 70s. Chaudoin attacked hitters, worked quickly and pounded the zone. Thee righty changes speeds well, and exemplified a commanding mound presence. 

Thrasher Steed (2022 RHP, Orange Beach, AL) was up to 89 with his FB. FB gets occasional ASR and he commands it well. The right as a tall, athletic, fillable frame. Arm action generates easy life and sustained pitch-ability. 2022 grad mixed in a tight slate breaking SL at 81. Thrasher also added an opposite field 1B at the plate. 

Jaden Guthrie (2022 SS, Montclair, VA) gets good reads in the OF, and has a quick first step. Guthrie made a great catch in RCF with full extension. 

Will Christopher (2023 3B, Middletown, NJ) has a strong compact frame, and displayed power to all fields. Christopher stays inside the ball, and hits where he is pitched. The 2023 grad laced a LD to RCF, but was robbed on a diving play by the RF. 

Mark Quatrani (2023 C, Springfield, PA) displayed a middle of the approach while producing a single to CF driving in a run. Quatrani kept his hands back on a CU. The 2023 grad hits from a balanced stance and has good body control. 

Christian Taylor (2023 SS, Mt. Juliet, TN) sprayed an RBI 1B in LF. Taylor has a linedrive swing plane, and makes loud in game contact.

Matthew Thompson (2022 RHP, Spanish Fort, AL) possesses an athletic build, and worked with a quick tempo. Thompson filled up the zone while working his FBG up to 85 and mixing in a SL at 75. His SL has good depth, and he flashed feel for the pitch. Thompson threw strikes with both of his pitches. 

Yadiel Casul Ferreira (2022 C, Juncos, PR) made loud in game contact, and has a present strength in his swing. The 2022 grad showed the ability to spin on inside velocity. After being hit by a pitch, Ferreria took an inside FB and one hopped the LF fence for a 2B. 

Jonathan Gonzalez (2022 3B, Hialeah, FL) drilled a linedrive double over the LF's head. Gonzalez is the middle of order type of bat that looks to drive the ball in the gaps. 

Caden Whitehead (2022 SS, Danville, IN) has an athletic build and moves well around the bases. Whitehead has a quick bat, and tripled in the LCF gap in game. Whitehead hustled out of the box and never let up. Whitehead also showed good range at SS, and made a nice backhanded play in the hole. 

Michael (Mikey) Bell (2022 SS, Fresno, CA) pounded the strike zone, and worked low to mid 80s while topping at 86. Bell throws with a tight, short arm circle, and goes right after hitters. Bell later added an opposite field double over the RF's head to help his own cause. 

NJ Gott (2023 3B, Northbrook, IL) has present bat speed, and good plate coverage. The 2023 grad projects as a middle of the order, and made loud in game contact while lining a single to LCF. 

Andrew Fischer (2022 3B, Wall, NJ) showed some exciting offensive upside with two loud hits on the day. He sat back nicely on an 0-2 breaking ball to drive it and one-hop the wall on the backside while he pulled a single through the four-hole for his second hit. 

Dakota McCaskill (2022 C, Tyler, TX) had one of the loudest swings of the day with a no-doubt bomb to the pull side. He's a big, physical righthanded hitter that got an elevated fastball that he did not miss to easily deposit it behind the wall in left field. 

Austin Charles (2024 OF, Avondale, AZ) is an intriguing prospect on both sides of the ball but he showed the ability to pitch with both hands. He was up to 85 mph with quality arm speed and life from the right side while the left side showed a clean operation and a quality 12/6 breaking ball. 

Logan Duffy (2022 OF, Tomsriver, NJ) battled offensively at the plate, showing some strength in his wrists and whip to the barre head. He gets extended nicely with some jump off the barrel and collected a hard hit ball into right field. 

Kaleb Wilkey (2023 C, Manhattan, IL) crushed a double to left field that soared above the head of the defender for a stand-up, extra base hit. Wilkey has good strength at the point of impact and shows some interesting power potential. 

Chandler Walker (2022 RHP, Fortson, GA) showed an intriguing two-pitch mix with a fastball that topped out at 83 mph with good sink and run. The fastball is uncomfortable and deceptive and he pairs that with a hard breaking ball in the low-70s. 

Grant Gilooly (2022 SS, Port Saint Lucie, FL) showed bat-to-ball skills and quality defensive chops. He fouls off tough pitches and hit a hard hit ball to the pull side while he's aggressive and smooth while making a number of plays at shortstop. 

Luke Oblen (2024 RHP, Chicago, IL) was dominant on the mound today as he carved up opposing batters. He ran the fastball up to 88 mph and mixed in a nasty slider. He also proved to have feel for a fading changeup. He went 2.0 IP while striking out three while not giving up a hit. 

Justin Robinson (2022 RHP, Carriere, MS) utilized a strong lower half on the bump as he went right after hitters. Fastball topped out at 89 mph with arm side run. Tight spinning slider that he wasn't afraid to double up, proving to be a swing and miss pitch. He struck out six in 2.0 IP. He also tallied a base knock back up the middle in the box. 

Dominick Rush (2023 OF, Las Vegas, NV) utilized his athleticism as he generated opportunities with his speed on the paths by taking extra bases. Proved to have a short, simple stroke in the box as he went on to hammer a single back up the middle while knocking in a run. Was also up to 83 mph on the mound with a banger of a slider. Struck out all eight of the nine he faced in two innings of work. 

Cole Johnson (2023 1B, The Hills, TX) was confident in the box as he generated easy bat speed out of his 6-foot-4 frame. Got the bat head out front and squared it up with authority. Hammered one into the left-center gap as he knocked in a run. 

Jacob Carlson (2022 OF, Stillwater, MN) doubled today during the action down the left-field line as a sprayed a good pitch on the outer half. Proved to have some strength in the hands and does a good job keeping the barrel long through the zone. 

Jack Moses (2023 C, Belle Mead, NJ) was a brick wall behind the dish while also proving to have some feel for framing the baseball. He also threw a runner out at third to pick up the first out of the inning. Later in the action, he tallied an infield single. 

Leonardo A Moncada (2023 C, Miami, FL) has a solid build (5-foot-9, 170 pounds) with a compact swing that's quick to the ball. Moncada turned on a fastball for a single to right field that showed some pop. Had an accurate arm behind the plate.

John Holtz IV (2023 C, Novato, CA) showed a swing that stays on-plane for a long time, using a simple approach to drive a fastball back up the middle for a single. Pop fly in his second at-bat showcased some pop in his bat.

Alfredo Jimenez (2023 OF, MIF, Orange Park, FL) was fun to watch at the plate and in the field. Had a pair of base hits, showcasing two different swings from the left side; threw his hands at a ball for a single to left field in his first at-bat, turned on a ball for a triple to right field in his second at-bat. Tons of pop in his 5-foot-5, 135-pound frame.

Keegan Knutson (2022 3B, Janesville, WI) put two solid swings on balls in this look. Took a compact approach in his first at-bat, roping a line drive right at the shortstop for an out. Went and got a ball low and away in his second at-bat and shot it back up the middle for a single.

Tripp Patterson (2024 LHP, 1B, Alexandria, AL) uses all of his 5-foot-7, 115-pound frame well, especially on the mound, where he dealt for four innings. Took a fastball high and away for a single to left field in his first at-bat, hands worked well on the pitch.

Trey Majette (2024 1B/OF, Lawrenceville, GA) showed off his accurate arm hosing a guy at the plate. Majette has good actions and showed arm strength. 

Teddy Andrews (2022 LHP/1B, Westmont, IL) topped out at 86mph on his fastball today mixing in his curveball at 71mph. Andrews is aggressive with his fastball, with good command of the strike zone and has room to continue to add velocity. At the plate Andrews collected two singles showing off his line drive swing plane with bat speed. 

Hutch Ezell (2022 C, Dacula, GA) showed good skills behind the plate this afternoon. Ezell has an accurate arm behind the plate with a smooth quick transfer and gunned a guy out at second during the game. 

Jay Tomes (2023 SS, Westerville, OH) singled twice to CF this afternoon. Tomes showed a sound approach at the plate with a smooth swing and makes solid consistent contact at the plate. 

Kelcey White Jr. (2022 SS, Ellenwood, GA) doubled and singled in the game today. White Jr. does a good job of keeping his hands inside the ball and has a level swing. 

Alex Whiteside (2024 C, Kennesaw, GA) singled twice for the white team today. Whiteside showed a sound approach at the plate with the ability to hit the ball where it's pitched. 

Ethan Krueger (2022 3B, Wauwatosa, WI) singled and doubled in today's game. Krueger showed lots of pop in his bat with an aggressive approach and has the ability to square the ball up. 

Reggie Sharpe (2024 SS/OF, Grosse Pointe Park, MI) showed well in CF this afternoon. Sharpe gets a good read on fly balls in center and has the speed to track balls down. At the plate Sharpe made consistent contact and showed off his speed on the bases.  

Jackson Steensma (2022 RHP, Byron Center, MI) had an impressive outing on the bump. The physical 6-3, 235 pounder struck out 7 and only allowed one hit. Steensma pounded the zone consistently with his fastball (84-87 MPH)  while keeping hitters off balance with his offspeed (73 MPH).

Brady Francisco (2023 C, Simi Valley, CA) showed nice actions at the plate. Hitting from a slightly open stance with an athletic build while letting his hands work back up through the middle of the field.

Alex Lodise (2022 3B, Saint Augustine, FL) came in out of the bullpen firing on all cylinders with a fastball up to 87 mph and a strong feel for the zone with all of his pitches. His curveball is a banger and he lands it down in the zone while also featuring a fading changeup to retire left-handed hitters. 

Vincent Yaghoubi (2022 OF, Massapequa, NY) had a simple operation from the left side with a relaxed stance. Compact swing with good weight transfer working a middle/backside approach.

Andrew Granatell (2023 3B, Franklin Lakes, NJ) had a nice base with power to go with it. Plus runner while getting the barrel through the zone effectively to the pull side.

Caleb Kempler (2022 RHP, Princeton Junction, NJ) dominated in three innings of work, filling up the zone throughout. Changed speed effectively and showed off a three pitch mix that included a slider with deceptive and late bite. Struck out seven in three scoreless innings running his fastball up to 86.

John "Alex" Walsh (2023 RHP, Alexandria, LA) showed a plus arm for the age group running his fastball up to 87 and maintaining his velocity throughout. Has a deliberate pace on the mound and struck out eight batters in three strong innings of work. Flashed two-way potential swinging a quick bat at the plate and driving in a run in his last at bat.

William Rollings (2023 SS, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) went 2-2 at the dish showing good bat to ball skills adding a single and a double to his name. Struck out five hitters in two innings of relief also. 

Adriel Martinez (2023 C, Lawrence, MA) utilized quick hands at the plate lining a sharp single into left field. Also, displayed good receiving skills behind the plate, showing off an athletic skillset and a strong throwing arm. 

Connor McGhee (2023 RHP, Suffolk, VA) displayed a lively fastball working downhill to hitters and flashing late arm side run to the fastball. Struck out five hitters in three hitless innings of work.

Eduardo Perez (2022 C, Miami, FL) showed present gap strength while driving a ball to deep LF. Perez has a compact build, and aggressively attacks pitches in the zone. 

Elias Hanna (2024 3B, Lawrenceville, GA) doubled over the CF's head while driving in two runs. The 2024 grad is lean and wirey, and will continue to add pop as he fills out. Elias later showed good instincts and heads up base running. 

Daniel Onorato (2024 RHP, Oyster Bay, NY) threw 4 scoreless innings while striking out 7, and only surrendering 1 hit. Onorato displayed a 3 pitch mix consisting of a FB, CB & CU. The 2024 grad consistently attacked the strike-zone. 

Clancy Marsh (2022 2B, Boca Raton, FL) doubled in the RCF gap. Marsh displays a quick bat, has a good first step out of the box, and projects as a top of the order spray hitter. 

Anthony Capote (2022 2B, Miami, FL) threw from a tight 3/4 slot, and pounded the strike zone. Capote demonstrates a stern mound presence, and threw all of his pitches for strikes. The 2022 grad steadily pitched in the H70s- L 80s with his FB.