Nicholas Upperman (2023 SS, Sanford, FL) double down the left field line, long strides and aggressive on the base paths. Quick swing and uses his lower half well. 

Logan Keith (2023 Viera, FL) has lots of strength in the frame and uses it well to produce very good bat speed with his right-handed speed. During his first at bat he got the bat head out and smoked a double down the left field line. 

Jeffrey Fulcher (2022 Venice, FL) smoked a single through the six-hole during game play. Live-wiry frame and runs pretty well as he immediately stole second base with ease. Good overall instincts. 

Adrian Salas Rivera (2022 Aguadilla, PR) stays on a pitch and hammers a line drive into the opposite field corner in right field for a triple. Some twitch to him and he runs very well. 

Neile Thomas (2022 Deerfield Beach, FL) is a physical right handed hitter that produces good strength at the point of contact. He got space on an inside pitch and smashed a double to the pull side gap. 

Joshua Sorensen (2024 St. Petersburg, FL) has a patient approach and controlled the zone well during his at bats. When he got a pitch to hit he did not miss and barreled a double down the left field line. 

Abner Rodriguez (2022 Cayey, PR) has a compact build with current strength to his proportioned frame. The right-handed hitter has a compact stroke and saw a pitch deep before hitting a sharp single the other way. He added a double down the left field line in his last at bat of the day. Good barrel control and quickness to the hands. 

Josh Stanford (2022 Bradenton, FL) worked three innings on the bump and ran his fastball into the low-80s. His mid-70s slider was effective and he landed it consistently to the glove side. 

Eric Correa (2023 Carolina, PR) had a three knocks on the day. First he had a hard single to the pull side showing a quick bat and did a good job of working the hands out. In his second at bat he went the other way for a hustle triple and stroked a liner up the middle in his last at bat. Its a good body and the swing mechanics project for power.   

Logan Wirt (2022 1B, Orlando, FL) big kid with strong hands, linear bat path with just natural power in the box. Lined a ball over the second baseman head for a base hit after showing some promising swings yesterday. 

Joey Wey (2023 3B, Tampa, FL) line drive base hit into left field, quick twitch really made sure he stayed through it against a strange arm angle. Let the ball get as deep as he could and then caught it out front. 

Garrett Langmo (2023 C, Maitland, FL) smooth lefty swing with good barrel to ball skills nice line drive over short stops head for a single. Added grounder up the middle for a single tough L on L matchup. 2 for 2 on the game.

Armani Newton (2022 OF, Fort Pierce, FL) nice frame, strong kid short lefty swing, showed speed around the base path on a triple into the RCF gap. Potential to shoot a lot of gaps.

Jhonathan Torres (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) short swing pulled his hands in to drive it down the LF line for a double. hard contact. moves in the field really well horizontally and laterally. 

Christopher Gordon (2022 1B, Avon Park, FL) compact swing hard contact LD over SS head for a single. Has strong hands and a quick bat through the zone. 

Andrew Andersen (2022 C, Fort Myers, FL) RBI single through left side, ball was barreled had that loud sound. Physical guy with some bat speed. 

Matthew Whittle (2024 3B, Coral Springs, FL) triple backside down the right field line. Showed speed around the bases and stays through the ball well manipulated the barrel to inside out it. 

Keegan Zinn (2023 3B, Clermont, FL) secondary pitcher that came in with some electric stuff. High leg kick and live arm brought about a fastball in the mid 80s and up to 87mph. Curveball really stood out at 74 mph it had nice hard downward bite right when it got to the plate.

Yail Nater (2024 OF, Kissimmee, FL) continued his hitting onslaught as he hit another line drive into the RCF gap. He made it to second on the throw to third. Sweet lefty swing with quick hands. 

Ryan Morrow (2023 MIF, St. Petersburg, FL) showed speed on base paths b steeling second easily. Stayed on a pitch to line it over the second baseman head for an RBI single. long lanky frame with room to fill out.

Bryan Brooks (2022 2B, Coral Springs, FL) pulled his hands in and barreled a line drive down the left field line for a double. Good runner, aggressive on the base paths. Quality lead off hitter with great on base potential.  

Christopher Carroll (2023, Miami, FL) showed some solid barrel skills during his round, driving the ball pull side and to the middle of the field.

Eric Correa (2023, Carolina, PR) showed off a smooth lefty stroke. He flashed some low effort pull side pop.

Hudson House (2024, Falls Church, VA) showed the ability to use the whole field during his round. The Virginia native displayed showed a line drive approach with consistent barrels.

Evan Lipski (2024, Melbourne, FL) showcased some good pop from the left side. The Florida native possessed natural loft and lift to his stroke.

Alex Pereira (2022, Hialeah, FL) displayed impressive bat speed during his round. The righthanded hitter sprayed hard line drives to all parts of the field.

Michael Rodriguez (2023, Pembroke Pines, FL) showed solid bat speed on a path with loft. The left handed hitter showcased some impressive power to his pull side.

Ryan Godinez (2025, Hialeah Gardens, FL) showcased the ability to go the other way, driving ball to the opposite field gap with some authority.

Garrett Langmo (2023, Maitland, FL) consistently barreled balls to the gaps. The right handed hitter has a linear stroke to match his barrel skills.

Alejandro Ludeiro (2023, Pembroke Pines, FL) showed off a line drive cut and drove the ball to all fields. The Florida native is strong with heavy hands and the power projects.

Jose Molina (2022, Tampa, FL) displayed some projectable power and bat speed. The Florida native drove some balls to the pull side gap with looseness to his stroke.

Mike Palenzuela (2024, Miami, FL) barreled the ball with authority to his pull side. The left handed hitter possesses quick hands with projectable power.

Logan Wirt (2022, Orlando, FL) showed some juice to his pull side during his round. The right handed hitter consistently lifted balls to the left center gap.

Abner Rodriguez (2022, Cayey, PR) used the entire field during his round. He used a linear stroke, barreling balls to all fields.

Jared Tompkins (2022, St. Augustine, FL) showed some easy juice during his round. The Florida native created lift and ample separation.

Grant Gilooly (2022, Port St. Lucie, FL) displayed quick hands and good bat speed. The Florida native sprayed balls to all fields with consistent barrels.

Wilfred Torres-Santiago (2024, Avon, MA) produced some loud barrels, regularly peppering the left field fence. He showed strength at contact and caught the ball out front well.

Austin Manar (2023, Parkland, FL) displayed quick hands and bat speed during his round. The right handed hitter possesses present pop to the gaps and the power projects.

Noah Rickerds (2023, Clermont, FL) showed some gap-to-gap power. He got extended well and drove the ball with authority when he got out front.

Jorge Romero (2024, Odessa, FL) showed a smooth stroke from the left side. He showed projectable power and looseness to his stroke.

Danny Sastre (2024, Miami, FL) showcased a short, quick stroke. He employed a linear stroke and an all fields approach.

Cory Filley (2022, Dade City, FL) displayed some juice to the pull gap during his round. The Florida native fires his hips well and gets into his lower-half.

Maurice Maiquez (2024, Everglades, FL) showed easy power and looseness through the zone. He consistently barreled and lofted ball to his pull side.

Bradley Dunn (2023, Ft. Lauderdale, FL) consistently sent line drives to all fields. He showed feel for the barrel and solid bat-to-ball skills.

Ryan Hunter (2023, Miramar, FL) showcased projectable power and loft through the zone. He sent some balls to deep left and barreled the ball often.

Armani Newton (2022, Fort Pierce, FL) sent the ball to all fields with authority during his round. He employed a smooth stroke with lift through the zone.

Jhonathan Torres (2024, Orlando, FL) showed some solid bat speed and gap-to-gap pop during his round.