Bradlee Farrer (2025 C, American Fork, UT) made the defensive play of the game at third base in the second inning with a fully extended diving play on a ground ball with which he quickly got to his feet and delivered an accurate throw across the diamond.

Christopher Patterson (2024 3B, Frisco, TX) turned around an 82 mph fastball in a two-strike count for a well barreled double to his pull side, clearing the left fielder’s head. Patterson wasted little time in his second at-bat, against going to left-center field for another two-base hit.

Aidan Aragon (2025 OF, Albuquerque, NM) showed some impressive arm strength on the mound, working in the low-80s with his fastball, showing some life in the zone with depth on the breaker up to 72mph.

Marc Emmerman (2025 SS, Redondo Beach, CA) plated the second run of the game for Orange with a broken bat single off of a fastball, dumping it into shallow center field. Gabriel Mendoza (2025 SS, Phoenix, AZ) followed Emmerman with a broken bat single of his own, this time into left field, to score another run. Mendoza also stole two bags quickly after getting on.

Ryan Hunter (2025 C, Henderson, NV) showed one of the better changeups on the day despite being a primary catcher. He turned it over well up to 70 mph and worked in the 75-77 mph range with his fastball.

Both right-hander Dallas Martinez (2025 3B, Las Vegas, NV) and lefty Ryan Stein (2025 OF, Monrovia, CA) both showed some arm strength on the mound for Orange. Martinez was up to 80 mph in his quick inning of work while Stein topped out at 79 mph, creating short life on the pitch.

Anthony Montez (2025 SS, Vail, AZ) continued to show well with the bat with an impressive swing in his first trip, keeping his hands back on an inner half curveball, shooting it to right field for a single. Next time up he turned around a fastball for a triple deep to the left-center field gap before going oppo gap for a standup double.

Matthew Delaney (2025 RHP, Albuquerque, NM) started the game for Purple on the mound and did a nice job of working around the zone, striking out 4 in his 3 innings while running his fastball up to 77 mph.

Joel Gurule (2025 OF, Albuquerque, NM) had two strikes on him and got just enough barrel on a breaking ball down in the zone, leaning out over the plate to dump it into right field for a single. He quickly stole second base once he got on, showing his speed. He also jumped on the mound and showed off his arm strength, topping out at 82 mph.

Connor Donlin (2024 RHP, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) got a fastball up in the zone he could handle and put a single back up the middle, scoring Gurule for the first run of the game.

Lute Chavez (2025 C, Vail, AZ) short a flared line drive down the left field line to lead things off late in the game for Purple, hustling out of the box for a two-base hit. He followed that up with another slapped single down the left field line, giving him a two-hit day for Purple.

Aiden Aguayo (2025 SS, Whittier, CA) continued to swing it well for Purple, lining a pitch back up the middle for a hard line drive single to plate a run for Purple late in the game.

Brock Cross (2025 RHP, Lake Havasu City, AZ) has a long 6-2 frame and though he’s a primary pitcher, he stayed short to the ball and flashed some carry to his pull side, which he’ll be able to unlock with additional separation out front.

Brady Campbell (2025 OF, Phoenix, AZ) showed off the quickness in his hands in his right-handed stroke, swinging with intent while working on a linear plane with present bat speed through the zone.

Juaren Salas (2025 SS, Bremerton, WA) has some moving parts to his load but did a nice job of staying short to the ball, with looseness to his overall swing. He worked to the middle and pull side parts of the field and can continue to incorporate additional lower half into his swing.

Jaylen Payne (2025 OF, Chandler, AZ) has a handsy right-handed swing and steadily improved throughout his round, finding the barrel while showing some carry to the middle and pull side parts of the field when on time with his lower half.

Marc Emmerman (2025 SS, Redondo Beach, CA) showcased a present feel for the barrel, squaring it up rather consistently in his round. He shifts through his lower half some moving into contact while working on a linear plane.

Gabriel Mendoza (2025 SS, Phoenix, AZ) is a switch-hitter who swings with intent from both sides of the plate, creating some lift to the path while getting the barrel out front at the point of contact.

Amari Hackett (2025 3B, Los Angelas, CA) was short and quick to the ball with his swing, repeating with a simple load into contact. He creates torque with his lower half and showed his strength with a couple of well struck balls to the left field fence.

Marcus Munoz (2025 SS, Chino, CA) shows a long and fluid right-handed stroke through the zone, creating present bat speed with a feel for the barrel. He porjects well moving forward and showed some strength working to the middle of the field.

Anthony Montez (2025 SS, Vail, AZ) is a strong 5-11 shortstop from Arizona who showed some juice off the barrel and strength in his hands, looking to lift the ball at the point of contact.

Aiden Aguayo (2025 SS, Whittier, CA) creates whip with the barrel through the zone, showing present bat speed with a shorter stroke to the ball. He showed nice tools to improve upon in the box and connected for his best contact when extended out front.

Jonathan McDermott (2025 SS, Thousand Oaks, CA) found the barrel rather consistently throughout his round of batting practice and his 5-6/135 frame will only continue to add strength. He shows some quickness through the zone and stays short to the ball while working to the middle and pull side parts.

Jack Zerkel (2024 OF, Tustin, CA) worked to all parts of the field with his right-handed swing, showing quickness and looseness to his hands while remaining short to the ball.

Aiden Aguayo (2025 SS, Whittier, CA) had a nice day at the plate with three hard barrels which included a double over the center fielder’s head and a pair of hard line drive singles to left and center field.

Anthony Montez (2025 SS, Vail, AZ) showed off the strength in his hands with a few well struck balls, including a triple with which he went to the oppo gap on an out half pitch after singling in his first at-bat.

Connor Donlin (2024 RHP, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) picked up a triple in his first trip to the plate, turning around an elevated fastball that he scorched the left fielder with before adding another knock in his next trip. He also pitched and worked 3 innings in which he put up 0s and struck out 6.

Vincent Vasell (2025 SS, Pleasant Hill, CA) had a two-hit game for the Red team, going infield single in his first at-bat before turning around a mid-70s fastball for a line drive single to his pull side.

Marcus Munoz (2025 SS, Chino, CA) had a three hit day from the top of the lineup for Purple, working consistently to the middle of the field while showing a present handle for the barrel.

Brady Mitchell (2025 SS, Tucson, AZ) took to the mound and ran his fastball up to 77 mph, showing quickness to his arm with some sinking life and flashed a changeup with some dive to it.