Grady Maples (2023 RHP, Beaverton, OR) threw two innings, struck out 4 batters and only gave up 2 hits. Fastball clocked out at 83 MPH creating some swing as missed. Flashed a slurve at 68 MPH. Had some decent movement, will become a great out pitch as he gets older.

Alexander Umland (2024 OF, Los Angeles, CA) threw 2.2 innings, struck out 7 batters and gave up three hits. Umland is a talent young man and will be a guy to keep your eye on over the years. Fastball topped out at 87 MPH creating a lot of swing and misses. Has decent arm side run, li8ke to throw it just above the hands. Flashed a breaking a curveball with tight 12/6 spin and kept it down in the zone, clocked out at 72 MPh.

Esteban Garcia (2022 OF, Chula Vista, CA) has quick hands and great bat speed. Smashed the ball to deep right center for a triple. Garcia has great oppo power, waited for his pitch let it get deep and drove it to the farthest part of the field. Runs well, has great form and never broke stride.

Ryder Harrison (2024 1B, Ivins, UT) finished the day 2-for-2, hit the ball hard on a line and used the whole field. Harrison has a level swing and quick hands, saw the ball well and waited for a good pitch to hit.

James Theodore (2023 OF, San Marcos, CA) hit a hard line drive to right center for a double. Theodore had good plate discipline and a forward mentality. Also made some great plays in the outfield and had great range.

Anthony Ricevuto (2022 C, Orinda, CA) was solid behind the plate, kept the balls in front and made had accurate throws down to second base. Also swung the bat well, has a short compact swing.

Yechan Lee (2024 SS, Bellevue, WA) came ready to swing it, had great pitch selection waited for his pitch and didn’t miss. Lee is 4-for-4, pull side dominate with quick hands. Has decent pop.  

Makamae Du Pont (2022 OF, Kaneohe, HI) is strong, he hits everything hard and in the gaps. Squared the ball all weekend, had great pitch selection and ran the bases well. Also made a great play in right field caught a flyball and hosed the runner trying to advance to third. Also got on the mound and pitched an inning, fastball has natural cut.

Johnny Ta (2024 RHP, Las Vegas NV) hit the ball well today. He was 2-for-3 and used the whole field. Squared the ball up, has a level short compact swing.

Jeremy Giesegh (2022 OF, Upland, CA) has great size, showed his power and smashed the ball to deep right center for a triple. He runs well, has great form and was aggressive on the bases. Ended the day 2-for-3. Also showed off his range in the outfield and tracked down some deep fly balls.

Wilson Woodcox (2022 RHP, Houston, TX) had himself a day, the Texas A&M commit went 3-for-3 and used the whole field. Saw the ball well and had great pitch selection.

Bennett Murray (2024 C, Murrieta, CA) ended his day 2-for-3, used the whole field and made solid contact. Murray saw the ball well and took advantage of miss pitches. He has a short compact swing.

Christian Estep (2022 1B, Oklahoma City, OK) has raw power, did a good job hitting the balls into the gaps. Has natural pull power, smashed the ball off the left center fence all weekend. Also got on the mound and to close out the game and pitched well. Struck out two batters and flashed a dirty slider.

Els Page (2024 C, San Clemente, CA) was seeing the ball extremely well today, as he went 3-for-4 with three well-struck singles. He first hit was an RBI single through the six-hole, and his next two hits were line drives to the opposite field gap. He displayed great barrel control and a mature, gap to gap approach, as he takes what the pitcher gives him and doesn’t try to do too much.

Joseph Parrish (2023 RHP, Anthem, AZ) put together an excellent start for Team Columbia Blue, tossing four shutout innings while giving up just four hits and striking out nine opposing batters. He has a strong and physical 6-foot, 222-pound frame with good mobility and athleticism for his size. He sat 82-85 mph, topping out at 86 mph, and showed swing and miss traits to his slider when throwing it down in the zone.

Matthew Stewart (2023 C, Phoenix, AZ) continues to swing it well this weekend, as he collected his second double of the showcase. The strong and physical right-hander jumped all over a high fastball, bombing it the warning track to burn the centerfielder. The primary catcher has a power-hitting profile with present impact potential when he catches it out front.

Gavin Eckstrom (2022 OF, Northridge, CA) achieved a rare feat today, hitting an inside the park homerun. The primary outfielder has a projectable frame and he ran a 6.70 second sixty yard dash during workouts. His speed really plays on the base paths, and it will be an advanced tool for him moving forward. He smoked a line drive to left field that got past the outfielder and rolled to the wall. He hustled around the bases with quick strides, beating the relay throw by a wide margin. 

Mikiah Negrete (2022 LHP, Fullerton, CA) has had an impressive weekend in all facets of the game, and he continued to impress with the bat in his hands in this one. He complied a 2-for-3 line today, including a loud single up the middle in his first at bat. He has consistently produced hard contact and showed present barrel control, and he projects well as left-handed power bat. 

Orion Medeiros (2022 OF, Kailua, HI) flashed present bat to ball skills and quick hands, pulling one down the left field line for a double in his first at bat. He displayed a patient approach during his at bat and saw multiple pitches. When he finally found one he liked, he pulled the trigger and showed off his speed by hustling around the bases for an extra base hit. 

Aeden Alexander (2022 2B, San Dimas, CA) was all over the fastball in his first at bat, drilling a base hit back up the middle.  He has had an impressive weekend, displaying great timing and feel for the barrel in games and during batting practice.

Lucas Smith (2022 C, Temecula, CA) pounded the zone today during his three innings of work, striking out four and only allowing one run on one hit.  His fastball sat 84-86 mph and touched 87 mph while featuring late movement to miss barrels.  His secondary offering was a slurvy breaking ball with good shape and depth that he was able to throw in the strike zone and in the dirt for strikeouts.

Diego Emerling (2024 SS, Martinez, CA) showed his two way potential today, pitching three impressive innings and collecting a base knock at the plate.  On the mound, he sat 82-85 mph with his fastball that also had good sinking movement.  His best secondary offering is a changeup that he throws firm at 79 mph and has nice fade to miss barrels.  He also uses a curveball to keep hitters off balance.  Offensively, he has a lot of bat speed and looks to hit balls hard to the pull side.

Daniel Major (2022 2B, San Jose, CA) jumped all over an inside heater, roping it down the line for a triple.  He does a nice job clearing his hands and allowing the barrel to get out front, resulting in loud contact.

Benjamin Turkel (2021 OF, Santa Monica, CA) displayed good barrel control offensively, recording two hits in his four tries today.  He has a big frame that is projectable and does a nice job getting on plane and staying through the ball, utilizing the entire field.  He also threw a scoreless inning on the mound, striking out two and only surrendering one hit.  His fastball sat 77-80 mph with good arm side run.  His go to secondary pitch was a curveball that sat 68 mph and had good shape.  He also utilized a changeup at 71 mph that had good fade and depth.

Cody Antone (2022 OF, Kailua, HI) hit a shot to right center for a double. Antone waited for a ball up in the zone and drove it. He has a smooth swing with decent pop.

Ryan Osso (2022 SS, Orange, CA) saw the ball well and made some solid contact. Has pull side pop and ran the bases well. He was aggressive in the box but also had great discipline, waited for his pitch.

Alex Olvera (2022 C, Panorama City, CA) had himself a day, was solid behind the plate, hosed a runner at second base. Saw the ball well and hit the ball hard and was aggressive on the bases.

Eli Biehl (2022 C, Beverly Hills, CA) showed his power and smashed the ball his first at bat off the left center fence for a double. Has great pop to both sides of the diamond, consistently hit the ball hard on a line. Was also very impressive behind the dish, blocked every ball and showed off his arm and hosed two runners at second base. Consistently had firm accurate throws.

Mason Montes (2022 RHP, Huntington Beach, CA) can do it all, showed off his wheels and beat out a ball to second base. He has power and hits the ball hard. Also pitched and threw well, fastball topped out at 85 MPH.

Khalfani Muhammad-Coney (2022 SS, Los Angeles, CA) has some good speed, ran the bases well and was aggressive. Hit the ball hard, every at bat. Also made some great plays defensively, has good hands and feet with a smooth transfer and quick release.

Leonardo Baez (2020 3B, Calabasas, CA) made some great plays at third base today. Has quick reflexes and good hands. Made a nice play deep down the third baseline and threw the runner out at first. He also swung the bat well and went 1-for 2.

Marc-Anthony Carroll (2024 SS, Fresno, CA) did a little bit of everything today, got on the mound and threw two innings, struck out two batters and only gave up one hit. Hit the ball well and ran the bases aggressively. Even made some sweet plays at shortstop. Ended the game with a nice back hand deep in the 5/6 hole and fired the ball to first to get the hitter out.

Angelo Aleman (2022 SS, Los Angeles, CA) is a San Diego commit with a very nice 6-2/195 athletic build.  He showed lots of right handed bat speed with big carry to the middle of the field and plenty more power potential in his future.

Aeden Alexander (2022 2B, San Dimas, CA) has a compact and strong 5-10 body and that strength gets into his swing well.  He has a very consistent and well timed swing that produced hard line drive contact.

Luke Mariscal (2022 OF, Fontana, CA) looks even taller than his listed 6-4/190 and does a nice job of creating bat speed and leverage with his long arms and body.  He explodes his hands well at contact and drove some balls hard up the left centerfield gap.

Adrian Aviles (2022 OF, Paramount, CA) hits from a spread left handed stance with quick and strong hands through the ball.  He had a nice round of solid line drives before opening up on his last swing for a deep drive to centerfield on his last swing.

Quinton Lorgeree (2023 LHP, Anthem, AZ) is a primary left handed pitcher with a slender 6-1/160 build that is very projectable.  He has the hitting tools to be a two-way prospect, with good lower half use and fluid extension out front through contact.

Diego Emerling (2024 SS, Martinez, CA) has an outstanding young 6-3/180 build that really stands out in the batters box and the strength and bat speed to match.  He pounded the pull side consistently with hard contact.

Jared Lewis (2022 SS, Mountain House, CA) is a switch-hitter who showed the best bat speed of the showcase from the right side of the plate, really firing his hands well and crushing some baseballs.  His left handed swing is promising as well but the right handed potential really stood out.  Lewis is a USC commit.

Jordan Lewis (2022 OF, Mountain House, CA) has a stronger look than his brother and a swing that emphasizes that strength and power potential.  He is a UC Santa Barbara commit.

Joshua Manness (2022 3B, Chula Vista, CA) has a big 6-4/195 build and some serious whip in his right handed bat to go along with plus power potential in the future.  He top spun some balls hard to the pull side.

Brett Matson (2022 OF, Las Vegas, NV) is another switch-hitter with potential from both sides of the plate.  His left side looked like his strongest present side, with some serious hip torque driving his swing.

Mason Montes (2022 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) is a quick twitch athlete with a 6-1/180 build that has plenty of present strength.  He had a long and loose right handed swing that created nice back spin with plenty of lift out front.

Khalfani Muhammad-Coney (2022 SS, Los Angeles, CA) has good strength at 6-0/192 and shows hitter's hands with a short and crisp swing to the ball.  A bit more extension out front through contact could really open up the power in his swing.

Jeremy Giesegh (2022 OF, Upland, CA) has a sound approach at the plate that he repeated well and the raw bat speed to drive the ball hard to the gaps.  There is plenty of projection remaining in his athletic 6-1/180 frame.

Gavin Long (2022 2B, Orcutt, CA) has a strong and compact 5-10 build and a strong left handed swing that is simple and well timed.  He has very hitterish overall actions and swings with confidence.

What Ben Castelli (2022 SS, Mission Viejo, CA) lacks in size at 5-9/160 he more than makes up for in aggressiveness.  He attacked every pitch and crushed some balls to the right field fence, including a long home run on a day the ball simply wasn't carrying at all.

Esteban Garcia (2022 OF, Chula Vista, CA) has a lean and very projectable 6-2/175 build and showed one of the most fluid swings of the day.  He really gets out front well and has plenty of present bat speed with more to come with additional strength.

Yechan Lee (2024 SS, Bellevue, WA) has big strength in his left handed swing for a 2024 and is going to have easy plus power by the end of his high school playing days.  His biggest challenge will be to simplify his timing and swing approach for more consistent barrels.

Alec Martinez (2022 SS, Altadena, CA) has a nice and quiet left handed swing that will maximize barrels and is sure to produce a high contact rate and batting average.

Bennett Murray (2024 C, Murrieta, CA) is a 2024 who looks very young in the face and has a 5-10/155 build.  He has a very nice swing to grow into over the next few years as he gets bigger and stronger.

Luca DiPaolo (2022 C, La Canada, CA) was one of the strongest players of the day with a 6-0/215 build and some serious raw bat speed.  The balls he squared up jumped hard and if he could just stay on plane with the ball longer he'd be squaring up many more.

Ryan Skjonsby (2022 3B, Long Beach, CA) stands out with his 6-3/195 body and his big left handed bat speed and he opened eyes with the longest home run of the day, creating big back spin with a slightly downhill swing plane.

TK Perkins (2023 SS, Lake Stevens, WA) has a strong and compact catcher's type build, especially in the lower half, and uses that strong lower half very well in creating bat speed, while showing plenty of intent in his swing approach.

Kaden Spencer (2023 C, Murrieta, CA) has a similar body to Perkins and a similar ability to use his lower half strength to generate bat speed.  His swing timing is simple and repeatable and he was a line drive machine his whole round.

Mikiah Negrete (2022 LHP, Fullerton, CA) is a primary left handed pitcher with a commitment to San Diego but he looks like he has the potential to be a two-way player if given the opportunity.  He gets his lower half into his swing well and creates leverage and bat speed to go with pull power.

Ian Razo (2022 OF, Lake Elsinore, CA) has a strong and mature 6-0/195 build to go with a simple right handed swing that creates lots of line drive jump.

Aiden Taurek (2022 3B, Santa Ana, CA) starts with a high hand load and gets them down in time, something many young hitters struggle to do consistently.  That leaves him in very good position to drive through the ball and create some real bat speed with nice lift out front.

-Jack Smith (2022 RHP, Huntington Beach, CA) Jack showed impressive stuff today on the mound, sitting an easy 86-88 with a plus breaking ball. 

-Jordan Lewis (2022 OF, Mountain House, CA) Jordan got his day started with an impressive back side triple to right center.  Jordan showed great speed going around the bases as well. Jordan showed well on the mound today. He sat 83 and topped at 85 MPH. Jordan would end his pitching day with 4 strikeouts. 

-Daniel Major (2022 2B, San Jose, CA) Daniel came through with runners in scoring position by getting ahold of a fastball to left center for an RBI double. Daniel kept the momentum going for his second at-bat by pulling a single to left. Daniel got some time on the bump today as well racking up 2 strikeouts and did a good job of filling up the zone. 

-Mason Montes (2022 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) Mason led off an inning by taking outside pitch the other way for a double in his first at-bat. 

-Khalfani Muhammad-Coney (2022 SS, Los Angeles, CA) Khalfani showed good bat speed in his first at-bat of the day by driving a fast ball to deep left center for a double. 

-Christopher Woodside (2022 C, Woodinville, WA)Christopher showed the ability to sit back on the off speed and drive it the other way for an opposite field triple. 

-Zachary Duffy (2022 LHP, Bainbridge Island, WA) Zach showed well on the mound today. He sat 81-83 with a plus curveball. Zach also controlled the run game well, adding a pickoff to his line.

-Jack Solari (2023 RHP, Vista, CA) Jack displayed his bat speed today with two hard hit balls to the left side of the diamond. 

Kyler Bittner (2022 SS, Los Gatos, CA) had a nice showing today for Team Maroon, going 2-for-3 and making some nice plays at shortstop. His first hit of the day was a loud single over the shortstop's head, and he flashed his speed for his second hit of the day, beating out an infield single.

Brian Leith (2022 LHP, San Dimas, CA) put together an excellent start for the Maroon team, going three strong innings and striking out six opposing batters. He displayed great feel for his curveball and generated a ton of swing and miss with it. He spotted the fastball to both sides of the plate all game, sitting 79-81 mph and showing impressive pitchability and command. 

Mikiah Negrete (2022 LHP, Fullerton, CA) had a loud game for Team Navy, running his fastball up to 88 mph on the mound and hitting a double in his first at bat of the game. He sat on a breaking ball in a two-strike count and drove it to the right center field gap, showing a mature approach and plenty of loft to the path. The dual left-hander threw two hitless innings later in the game, striking out five and overpowering the opposing batters.

Dhiren Dale (2022 RHP, Roseville, CA) pitched three shutout innings for Team Navy, giving up just three hits and striking out four opposing hitters. He displayed a solid fastball/changeup combo that he mixed well to keep hitters off balance. he sat 77-80 mph, topping out at 82 mph, while the changeup stayed in the low 70s. The fastball has heavy sink/run and he stays upright and balanced throughout the operation. 

Aiden Taurek (2022 3B, Santa Ana, CA) was impressive in every facet of the game today, putting together an extremely loud performance that opened some eyes. He sat on a curveball and crushed it to left field for a homerun, and followed it up in his next at bat by barreling up a high fastball and sending it down the left field line for a triple. The primary third baseman made a handful of nice plays, as well as cementing his speed as a real tool on the base paths. And to top it all off, he hopped up on the mound and ran his fastball up to 91 mph, showing impressive arm speed and striking out five in two innings of work. 

-Aeden Alexander (2022 2B, San Dimas, CA) Aeden was able to get his hands through the baseball quickly to pull a hard double into the left field gap. Aeden blasted a long fly ball for his third at-bat to left field. To finish off his impressive day he ended with an opposite field double down the right field line.  Aeden showed power to all fields. 

-Lance Armijo (2024 SS, Fontana, CA) Lance had an aggressive approach that paid off for his first at-bat leading to a hard double down the first base line. Lance also showed well on the mound. He filled the zone up often and pitched to contact to get quick outs. 

-Spencer Seid (2022 LHP, San Marino, CA) Spencer has impressive arm side run to go along with a 86-90 MPH fastball.  The LHP showed great command through his three innings. Spencer was able to top out at 92MPH. 

-Alex Olvera (2022 C, Panorama City, CA) Alex was able to hold his own against a hard throwing lefty with some run.  He got his hands threw the zone with power to force a double to left center. Alex was able to keep the momentum going for his third at-bat, taking an outside fastball for an opposite field single. 

-Quinton Lorgeree (2023 LHP, Anthem, AZ) Quinton was able to barrel an inside fastball for a triple over the right fielder's head. 

-Ryan Osso (2022 SS, Orange, CA) Ryan barreled up a fastball to burn the centerfielder and get a stand up triple. 

- Matt Little (2022 C, Anaheim Hills, CA) Matt found the barrel several times today, earning himself two singles and an RBI. His second single being a line drive into left field. 

- Julian Apodaca (2022 C, Albuquerque, NM) Julian got the day started with a line drive single to center.  For his third at-bat Julian pulled a fastball for another line drive single. 

-Luke Baker (2024 SS, Alamo, CA) Luke had an impressive day at the plate going 2-3. Luke started his day off with a line drive single back up the middle.  To end the day he blasted a ball of the right fielders head for a triple. Luke showed power to all fields during his impressive day. 

-Braden Lucas (2023 3B, Ladera Ranch, CA) Braden showed well at the plate today going 2-3.  His first hit being a single up the middle and the second coming with a double down the third base line.  For his double he was able to show off the bat speed pulling the inside pitch. Braden performed well on the mound as well with 2 strikeouts through 3 innings. 

Jace Carroll (2022 RHP, Erda, UT) showed well on the mound, worked a two-pitch mix creating a lot of swing and misses. The 6-foot-6 righty threw 3 innings, struck out 7 batters and only allowed 1 hit. Fastball topped out at 86 MPH and threw a 12/6 late break curveball at 70 MPH. Has a very projectable build, will continue to fill out and get stronger as he gets older.

Wilson Woodcox (2022 RHP, Houston, TX) lit up the radar gun topping out at 89 MPH. The Texas A&M commit pitched well, threw 3 innings, struck out 4 batters and only allowed 1 hit. Woodcox worked a two pitch mix but mainly lived off his fastball, threw it up and in just above the hands. Flashed his slider, has nasty late cut topping out at 79 MPH.

Makamae Du Pont (2022 OF, Kaneohe, HI) came ready to swing it, Du Pont smashed the ball off the left field fence for a double, just missed hitting it out. He has quick hands, a short compact swing and plenty of bat speed. Runs the bases well, is aggressive and played some great defense.

Ryan Skjonsby (2022 RHP, Long Beach, CA) showed well, pitched two innings struck out 5 batters and only gave up 1 hit. Worked a two-pitch mixed, mainly pitched backward creating some swing and misses with his curveball. Skjonsby threw his curveball low and away from hitters. Also swung the bat well, went 3-for-3 with a double to left field and a double to right field.

Matthew Stewart (2023 C, Phoenix, AZ) swing it well, hit everything hard on a line up the middle. Stewart has a short compact swing, with good bat speed and great pitch selection. He was patient in the box and swung at hit pitch. Hit a line drive doubled to right center. Also was solid behind the dish and commanded his pitchers well.  

-Ty Coombs (2022 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) Ty racked up the strikeouts today. Sitting 88-89 with hard arm side run with a hard secondary curveball sitting 77. Ty racked up 7 strikeouts through 3 innings. 

-Ben Castelli (2022 SS, Mission Viejo, CA)Started off the first game with a hard hit ball into the left field gap for a triple. Finds barrel often. For his second at-bat he was able to drive the ball over the centerfielder for his second triple of the game. 

-Princeton Childs (2023 C, Bakersfield, CA) Good barrel to left field gap for an RBI double. Showed great awareness on the base paths. For his second at-bat he had a hard barrel single to left.  Princeton's third at-bat came with solid contact over the second baseman for a clutch RBI double. 

-Gavin Long (2022 2B, Orcutt, CA) Pulled an 89MPH fastball for a hard triple over the right fielder. Showed he was able to barrel up high velocity.

-Jeremy Giesegh (2022 OF, Upland, CA) Jeremy got his hands through the ball for a hard barrel to left center for a double. 

-Myles Kawashima (2022 RHP, Kentfield, CA) Myles was able to hold his opponent to zero runs in three innings. Filled the zone up. Sat 80-82 with a plus changeup at 75 and heavy curveball at 72. Mixed in three strikeouts as well. 

-Max Murray (2024 RHP, San Diego, CA) Max was able to hold his opponent to zero runs through his three innings.  Sat low 80s with plus off-speed.  Max had 4 strikeouts through 3 innings.

-Jake Benton (2022 OF, Burbank, CA) Jake was able to be a strong leadoff hitter.  He was able to rack up two hard hit singles and showed aggressiveness on the base paths. Jake stole home on a great jump as well. 

-Lawrence Ingram IV (2024 OF, Aptos, CA) Lawrence came through with two hard barrel singles and was able to tack on an RBI as well. Lawrence showed some quickness on the base-paths.