Chrysean Brabham (2025 C, North Charleston, SC) had a good showing at the plate today. Brabham gets extended at the plate with a level swing and has an aggressive approach. 

Gabriel Mejia (2025 SS, Miami, FL) showed a nice easy swing with bat speed and makes consistent hard contact.

Michael Soto (2025 RHP/1B, Covina, CA) does a good job of hitting the ball where it's pitched and showed a patient approach at the plate. 

Vladil Andres Baldepina (2025 OF, Miramar, FL) singled twice this afternoon. Baldepina showed quick wrists at the plate with a smooth swing. 

Matthew McCliman (2025 SS, Corona, CA) collected a couple of hits for the white team today. McCliman showed a level swing at the plate with bat speed and has a sound approach. 

Nathan Sofield (2025 C, Tuckerton, NJ) singled twice this afternoon for the white team. Sofield squared the ball up a couple times today showing a nice easy swing. 

Benjamin Hanks (2025 OF, Miami, FL) had a cople of singles this afternoon. Hanks does a good job of hitting the ball where it's pitched and has an aggressive approach at the plate. 

Sonny Salazar (2025 SS, Othello, WA) had two singles and a double in the game today. Salazar made hard consistent contact at the plate and showed bat speed. 

Colin Keirns (2025 LHP/1B, Land O Lakes, FL) had a hit all 5 times he came up today. Keirns showed lots of bat speed with pop in his bat and hit the ball all over the field. 

Jackson Miller (2025 OF, Palm Beach, FL) had 3 doubles on the day today. Miller showed the ability to consistently square the ball up at the plate with bat speed and has pop. 

Quinn Bentley (2025 3B, Belmont, MI) doubled and tripled in the game today. Bentley showed good speed on the bases with instincts, and has a smooth swing. 

Landen Rozich (2025 SS, Oxford, PA) singled in his first and last at bats of the day. Rozich has a contact approach at the plate and does a good job of hitting the ball where it's pitched. 

Walker Shaw (2024 RHP, Mansfield, TX) singled and doubled for the green team. Shaw has a sound approach at the plate with a level swing. 

Carson Quillen (2025 C, Greeneville, TN) had two doubles and a single this afternoon. Quillen showed quick hands at the plate with an aggressive approach. 

Griffin Beno (2025 2B, Chesterfield, MO) collected 3 singles on the day for the green team. Beno showed a patient approach at the plate with bat speed and hit the ball all over the field today.

Sean Saiki (2025 3B, Carlsbad, CA) singled in his final two at bats of the day. Saiki showed bat speed at the plate with a confident approach and made hard contact all 5 times he came up today. 

Brayden Leonard (2024 SS, Brookhaven, GA) - had a fantastic day at the plate, smoking the ball all over the field and driving it to all parts of the field. Leonard notched 5 hits including a triple down the left field line where he showed off his ability to run the bases hard and aggressively. 

Ryker Benz (2025 3B, St Louis, MO) - flashed his skills at the plate and in the field today. Benz made some stellar plays at second base, while notching two hits, including a double. 

Lucas Sideco (2025 OF, Las Vegas, NV) - showed off a smooth swing from the left side, making good consistent contact and finishing the day off with a couple of hits. 

Joshua Campbell (2025 OF, Bloomfield Hills, MI) - displayed some serious potential at the dish with loud contact in most of his at bats, including a hard hit double to the left center field gap.

Chance Strausbaugh (2025 SS, Hilliard, OH) - hit singles in 4 of his 5 at bats today, making good solid contact throughout the game.

Carlos Rubio (2025 MIF, Lake Mary, FL) - consistently found his way on base throughout the game, finishing with 4 hits. Rubio sprayed the ball all over the field, poking balls into the outfield and making solid contact. 

Brandon Santiso (2025 C, Hialeah, FL) is a physical hitter with a strong, leveraged lefthanded swing. He notched two hard line drives in a double and a single and leverages the ball well to generate power. 

David Gibbs (2024 LHP, Indio, CA) has a smooth, efficient swing with some strength and whip behind it. Gibbs had three hits including two barreled up line drives and really controls the bat well. 

Everett Johnson (2025 OF, Youngsville, NC) had two hits with a long triple to the fence in right and an opposite field single. He's got an excellent swing with good barrel skills and also made two diving catches in center field. 

Kevin Haslam (2025 OF, Pflugerville, TX) is a physical kid with a well-leveraged stroke. He's strong and had two loud barrels with a line drive single and a double deep to left. 

Trey Jozwiakowski (2025 3B, Fenton, MO) launched two doubles and showed a good amount of carry off the barrel. There's strength behind the swing and his ability to generate backspin bodes well for future power. 

Trey Hicklin (2025 1B, Urbandale, IA) is a super physical righthanded hitter who generates a tremendous amount of impact.  The ball jumps off the barrel and there's a massive amount of power. 

Frank Avila (2024 SS, Miami, FL) is a hit collector with good feel for the barrel. The swing is compact and easy and he finished with three singles on the day. 

Luke Craddock (2025 1B, Warrenton, VA) opened the game with a pair of loud barrels. One that travel a long way pulled foul and then a hard liner to left field for a single. 

Andrew Slavko (2024 SS, Harrison Charter Township, MI) pulled a double to the gap in his first at-bat. The ball came off of his barrel quickly with good carry. His swing is a slightly lifted one that projects in a big way with further strength. 

Adrian Areizaga (2024 SS, Aguada, PR) has been a standout performer all week. A 6.81 runner with good hands in the infield and an easy swing that can produce hard and long contact from gap to gap. 

Jaiden Samuels (2024 1B, Miramar, FL) is advanced physically and creates obvious impact strength when he connects on the baseball. The right-handed hitting first baseman got the bat head out in front and pulled one down the line for a line drive double and then later another double deep into the gap in this contest. 

Ivan Luciano (2024 C, Rincon, PR) pulled both of his hits in the game in his first two at-bats. Luciano’s swing projects for power as he uses a patient approach at the dish with the ability to meet the ball out in front and drive it well.  

Brady Lopez (2024 SS, Castle Rock, CO) made a stellar play in the outfield laying out to his left for a full extension grab. He had a beat on it with a good jump at contact and made a really impressive grab. 

JD Stein (2025 SS, Carmel, IN) had a couple of solid knocks in the game including a double to center field. Stein has an inside-out type of swing that he gets the bat head out in front well with a line drive approach in the right-handed box.  

Adrian Areizaga (2024 SS, Aguada, PR) continued his impressive showing this week with a sound round of batting practice, whipping the barrel through the zone with some impressive power to his pull side which resulted in one ball hitting off the top of the Monster replica.

Austin Killingsworth (2025 OF, Brooks, GA) remained short to the ball with his right-handed swing, creating separation in his stroke while swinging with intent and creating nice carry off the barrel to the barrel.

Strongly built, Dylan Wetzel (2025 SS, Placentia, CA) showed a long and loose swing during his round, staying balanced with his mechanics while using his quick hand set to drive the ball well to his pull side.

Bleau Kennedy (2025 OF, Maryville, TN) showed intriguing bat speed with his right-handed swing, getting the barrel through the zone quickly. He swings with intent and worked around to all parts of the field, showing nice carry off the barrel when squared.

Brayden Leonard (2024 SS, Brookhaven, GA) has quickness to his hands and lift in his swing path which he used to put together a solid showing in JetBlue. It’s an easy swing and he repeats it well showing nice potential moving forward.

Joshua Campbell (2025 OF, Bloomfield Hills, MI) already has some present strength to his frame and he did a nice job of getting the barrel out front while showing both bat speed and lift to his path.

Ryker Benz (2025 3B, St Louis, MO) made the trip from Missouri to Fort Myers and swung the bat with intent, working on a linear plane while finding a good amount of barrel during his time at the plate.

Peter Visconti (2025 SS, Gurnee, IL) remained balanced during his time at the plate and the young right-handed hitter did a nice jobas he stayed short to the ball with his swing. With a simple set of mechanics, he repeated it well while working comfortably to his pull side.

Tucker Holton (2025 OF, Hoschton, GA) put together an impressive round as the young Georgia native consistently found the barrel, creating present whip to the barrel with nice life coming off the barrel to his pull side.

Starting with a high hand set in the box, Landon Gum (2025 2B, Sellersburg, IN) stayed short to the ball with his right-handed swing, hitting the ball out front while showing carry off the barrel when squared.

Luke Craddock (2025 1B, Warrenton, VA) is already listed at a strong 5-foot-11, 195 and he goes to the plate looking to impact the ball, swinging with plenty of intent. He worked the middle and pull side parts of the ball well with present lift to his path through the zone.

Jackson Miller (2025 OF, Palm Beach, FL) also has a strong frame and he knows how to use his strength in his right-handed. He creates nice bat speed and stays short to the ball with line drive contact and some nice carry to his pull side.

Quinn Bentley (2025 3B, Belmont, MI) has a simple approach at the plate and his left-handed swing, staying pretty short to the ball with some lift to his path and carry to both the middle and pull parts of the field. 

Evan Damario (2025 C, Lees Summit, MO) does a nice job of getting the barrel through the zone, handling it well while showing looseness to his hands and occasional lift to his swing path.

Brayden Schafer (2025 C, Barnhart, MO) is a young switch-hitter who showed an interesting stroke from the right side, staying short to the ball with quickness in his hands. He uses his physical strength well and does a nice job of getting the barrel out front.

Everett Johnson (2025 OF, Youngsville, NC) put together a solid round of batting practice, lining pitches around the yard with some jump off the barrel. There’s quickness to his hands and his left-handed swing was repeated well, creating whip through the zone.

Chrysean Brabham (2025 C, North Charleston, SC) of South Carolina showed quickness to his right-handed swing and did a nice job of getting the barrel out front, handling the barrel well creating contact off the barrel.

Gabriel Mejia (2025 SS, Miami, FL) has a nice feel for repeating his swing mechanics in the righthanded batter’s box, staying shorter to the ball while working to the middle of the field with a full finish through the point of contact.

Charles Messina (2025 C, Rye, NY) showed off impressive juice with his swing. He gets on top of the baseball well and drives it into both gaps. 

Walker Shaw (2024 RHP/3B, Mansfield, TX) singled in his first two at bats this afternoon. Shaw has a level swing at the plate with sound approach at the plate with bat speed. 

Jackson Miller (2025 OF/RHP, Palm Beach, FL) tripled and singled in the game for the Green team this morning. Miller showed bat speed at the plate with the ability to square the ball up. Miller also had a good showing on the mound today as well. Miller did a good job of keeping hitters off-balance, working ahead in the count and struck out 6 in his two innings of work. 

Colin Keirns (2025 LHP/1B, Land O Lakes, FL) doubled and singled in the game today. Keirns showed pop at the plate making consistent solid contact and hits the ball where it's pitched. 

Scottie Dunleavy (2025 OF, Shartlesville, PA) doubled in his last at bat of the game today. Dunleavy showed a confident approach at the plate and the ability to square the ball up. 

Kaden Thompson (2025 2B, Flowery Branch, GA) doubled in his first at bat of the day for the royal team. Thompson is a gap to gap hitter with pop and showed bat speed. 

Cameron Veitengruber (2025 RHP, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI) showed a quick arm action with heavy sink to his FB up to 76 MPH mixed in with a sharp breaking ball at 67 and a straight change at 69

JD Stein (2025 SS, Carmel, IN) showed multiple tools in day. Showed good range and solid footwork at short and a strong accurate arm.  

Tucker Holton (2025 OF, Hoschton, GA) showed a loose quick arm with a very impressive 3 pitch mix working all well to both sides of the plate

Kellen Payne (2025 OF, Byron Center, MI) pulled the hands in nicely with a loud single to the pull side. Also showed a strong smooth delivery running his FB up to 79 MPH that plays up with a breaking ball for strikes.

Carter Rutenbar (2025 SS, Midlothian, TX) showed short smooth LH swing that stays in the zone a long time. Barreled 3 balls up with 2 falling for hit to the opposite field. Also up to 78 MPH with the FB on the mound.

Evan Hanish (2025 C, Scottsdale, AZ) got the barrel extended for a double to the opposite field.

Landon Gum (2025 2B, Sellersburg, IN) showed an over the top delivery in a quick inning running his FB up to 79 MPH with life

Colton Ceglia (2025 RHP, Summerville, SC) showed a short stroke and produced a couple of hard hit singles

Aidan Forrest (2025 SS, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) showed a long loose arm working a quick inning mixing in a 11/5 breaking ball with a 79 MPH FB.

Owen Rardin (2025 SS, Estero, FL) hit the ball very hard during the game as he collected two doubles during the game. Rardin hooked a ball inside the pull side line for a hustle double before unloading on an opposite field double later in the game. 

Dylan Beaton (2025 MIF, Miami, FL) showed quick hands and some juice in the stick with a hammer double down the pull side line. Beaton's bat speed and ability to impact the ball stands out. 

Casey Wambach (2025 SS, Sun Prairie, WI) has a solid arm and also stood out for an inside the park home run he hit. The defense stands out at short while his ability to run and athleticism stood out on the inside the parker. 

Trey Hicklin (2025 1B, Urbandale, IA) is a physical hitter whose ability to impact the baseball stands out. Hicklin showed an easy swing with an all fields approach and collected two singles on the day. 

Nathan Sofield (2025 C, Tuckerton, NJ) had two hits including a single and a triple down the right field line. Sofield has quality strength and the ball jumps to all fields as he projects for power. 

Brandon Santiso (2025 C, Hialeah, FL) impressed with his ability behind the plate both with his defensive chops and his arm strength. Santiso has quality catch and throw skills as he nailed two runners trying to advance during the game. 

Benjamin Hanks (2025 OF, Miami, FL) showed good speed and instincts as he collected two hits including an infield single. He puts bat to ball well and has feel for contact skills as his speed should allow him to collect extra hits in the future. 

Henry Knighton (2025 SS, Richmond, VA) uses the whole field to his advantage and collected an inside the park home run in his final at bat. Knighton drove the ball nicely to the opposite field, showing a full, extended swing path and he sped around the bases nicely. 

Adrian Areizaga (2024 SS, Aguada, PR) showed impressive actions at the plate with gap to gap pop, hitting a rocket RBI double to LCF. Areizaga has a nice athletic frame with a smooth and easy operation. He will continue to climb in the coming years.

Gabe Malaret (2025 3B, Boston, MA) did a nice job keeping his hands inside the baseball shooting a triple down the RF line. Malaret has some physicality to him with a short and simple approach.

Austin Killingsworth (2025 OF, RHP, MIF, Brooks, GA) has a strong young build and repeated his delivery helping to pound the glove side with a fastball that reached 80 mph and a breaking ball that had good shape and tight spin. 

Dylan Wetzel (2025 SS, RHP,3B, MIF, Plecentia, CA) is a very athletic two way player that has solid actions on the infield to go along with an advanced stroke. He also ran his fastball up to 81 with the ability to vary his delivery to add deception.

Bleu Kennedy (2025 OF, RHP, 3B Maryville, TN) has a strong young build with plenty of bat speed at the plate and arm strength on the hill as he ran his fastball up to 84.

Gabriel Mejia (2025 SS, Miami, FL) showed range and closing speed with a highlight play in right. Showed his versatility with a nice play in the 6 hole at short. Added in a line drive single to the opposite field. 

David Gibbs (2024 LHP, Indio, CA) showed a heavy fastball with cut action up to 78 MPH filling up the zone. Paired it with big power breaker with a lot of depth.

Dominic Smeal (2025 RHP, Fayetteville, GA) got his hands extended for a double to the opposite field

Sam Michel (2025 LHP, Gainesville, VA) showed a long loose clean arm running his FB up to 83 MPH with some life and a tight sweeping slider at 73 MPH.

Casey Wambach (2025 SS, Sun Prairie, WI) put together a pair of nice ABs against 2 tough lefties. 2 hard hit singles to the opposite field. Left handed bat that stays inside the ball well with a middle away approach; barrel stays in the zone a long time.

Carson Bunda (2025 RHP, Pocahontas, IA)maintaining it throughout the outing. Mixed in a good slider for strikes at 69 and showed a change at 71

Charles Messina (2025 C, Rye, NY) grinded out a 10 pitch AB for a double to the opposite field.

Carter Rutenbar (2025 SS, Midlothian, TX) flashed strong hands in the box as he generated easy bat speed from the left side. Squared the baseball up consistently. He later flew out deep to leftfield and was robbed of an extra base hit. 

Matt Altman (2026 RHP, Odessa, FL) was stellar on the mound as the right-hander filled up the zone with a solid two pitch mix. He did a good job being repeatable in his actions and staying direct to the dish. He struck out four batters in three innings of work. 

Andrew Slavko (2024 SS, Harrison Charter Township, MI) proved to have some instincts at shortstop as he scooped it up with ease. Made a couple nice plays coming in. Loud fly out to rightfield that he just missed. 

Cooper Markham (2025 RHP, Enumclaw, WA) proved to have advanced feel for bat on ball skills. Short and simple in the box while doing a good job getting the bat head out front. Singled up the middle in his first at-bat and was aggressive on the base paths. Also showcased well on the mound as he utilized a free and easy arm action. Ran the fastball up to 73 mph and mixed in a slurvy breaking ball for strikes. Struck out five in three innings of work. 

Austin Killingsworth (2025 OF, Brooks, GA) with a confident showing in the box as the right-hander swung it with intent. Knew how to leverage the baseball and did so consistently. He singled up the middle and knocked in a run during the action and was aggressive once on the base paths. 

Sebastian M Negron (2024 C, Aibonito, PR) was extremely fundamental behind the dish as he proved to have feel for framing the baseball. Stuck it with ease and proved to have advanced feel for receiving the baseball. 

Cameron Veitengruber (2025 RHP, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI) had a good showing on both defense and in the box. The right-handed bat proved he could swing it for power as he hit a towering fly ball to leftfield that was caught, but it further showed the juice in the bat. Later in the action, he threw a kid out at homeplate from leftfield as he flashed a strong arm.

Roman Estrada (2025 SS, Burbank, CA) utilized a physical build in the box as the lefty swung it with some thump. He took a good outer half fastball and sprayed it into leftfield for an RBI single. Confident in the box and projects some power down the road. 

Carson Quillen (2025 C, Greeneville, TN) is a physical kid with a lot of juice in his bat. Quillen consistently finds the barrel with loud contact and showcased great awareness on the bath paths.

Jackson Miller (2025 OF, Palm Beach, FL) has an athletic frame in his simple operation at the dish. Miller effectively gets the barrel through the zone ripping a double to LCF and a hard ground ball for an RBI.

Walker Shaw (2024 RHP, Mansfield, TX) had a nice day on the mound running his fastball to a game-high 80 mph. His arm strength stood out earlier in the day in the outfield up to 85 mph as well. 

A secondary arm but impressive one nonetheless, Sonny Salazar (2025 SS, Othello, WA) finished off the game for 63-Green with a fastball up to 79 mph and a 5-9/170-pound frame that projects for plenty more with additional strength gains.

Brandon Santiso (2025 C, Hialeah, FL) displayed nice rhythm with a simple approach at the plate. Santiso does a good job keeping his hands inside the baseball and working back up the middle. His RBI double to RCF exploded off his bat.

Mark Brissey (2025 RHP, Batesville, AR) fanned five hitters in three hitless innings getting the start on the mound. Utilizes a strong frame and has a quick arm that allowed him to maintain velocity throughout, running the fastball up to 81. 

Brayden Leonard (2024 SS, Brookhaven, GA) displayed a nice feel for finding the barrel of the bat and showed the ability to hit the ball hard the other way lacing a double into the right center field gap. Showed nice range and athleticism in the infield as well.

Bleau Kennedy (2025 OF, Maryville, TN) showcased strength and athleticism going 2-2 in the box including a rope up the middle and hustling out an infield hit in his second time up.

Kellen Payne (2025 OF, Byron Center, MI) went down and shot a base hit back up the middle in his only time up and then showed off good speed and base running instincts. Uses a compact swing directly and is an all around good athlete.

Landon James (2025 C, Carrollton, OH) showed nice plate coverage and the ability to hit the ball hard to the opposite field lining a single into right field. Looks the part with a tall, strong, athletic build.

Joshua Campbell (2025 OF, Bloomfield Hills, MI) displayed plus athleticism and quick bat at the plate going 2-2 on the afternoon. Showed quickness down the line and smoked a ball the other way to right his last time at the dish. Possesses quick hands at the plate and the ability to cover all parts of the plate.