Dylan Cheek (2026 RHP/SS, Rockwall, TX) who was mentioned in yesterdays scout blogs, shows the potential of being a two-way player going forward. Cheek showed some sinking action to the fastball from his three-quarters arm slot that was up to 80 mph while flashing a 11-to-5 breaking ball that created swings-and-misses. He pitched 2 innings, allowed 0 hits and struck out 2. He would also go 2-for-3 at the plate. 

Christopher Aguirre (2026 OF, Arlington, TX) is another one of the younger players at the 2021 14U Lone Star Showcase at 13 years old. The young outfielder showed off some pop from the left side during his at-bats. Aguirre would rope a triple to the right field wall that came off the back with some authority. He would also single during the game and would end up going 2-for-4. 

Dominic Floyd (2026 3B/RHP, Frisco, TX) showed off some power in his first plate appearance by hitting a shot to the center field wall. There was slight lift to the swing with solid contact out front. He would later rip a ball to the left-center field gap for an RBI double. Floyd also saw time on the mound. He went 2 innings, allowed 0 hits and struck out 5. He showcased a two-pitch mix and was around the zone for both. 

Chance Kirtley (2026 2B, Tomball, TX) was impressive during game two action. He showed off some pop and drove a ball deep to the left field corner and was able to come all the way around to score for an inside-the-park home run. He would later show some opposite field pop as he drove a triple to the right-center field gap. Kirtley would go 2-for-3 with 3 RBI. Defensively, he fields it well and has some lateral agility and arm strength that will improve as he matures. 

Crosby Carmichael (2026 2B, Lubbock, TX) was able to get the bat head out front and time up a fastball during his second at-bat. Carmichael drove the ball to deep left field for an RBI triple. He has a simple swing with smooth actions. 

Charlie Wilson (2026 1B, Dallas, TX) shows some solid strength in his swing. Open stance and is able to create some separation. Uses a whole field approach and has a good present strength to his frame as well.

Jaxon Mount (2026 LHP, Forney, TX) has a projectable frame that should allow him to continue to add power as he fills out. Big leg lift trigger and drove the ball well up the middle. Found the barrel frequently in his BP round.

Dylan Cheek (2026 SS, Rockwall, TX) has a balanced stance and uses the whole field well. He had an exit velocity up to 80 MPH and has good athleticism to his swing.

JJ Grove (2026 SS, Great Bend, KS) swings with a wide base and made lots of loud contact throughout his round. Whole field approach and should continue to add power as he fills out.

Kayden Mansell (2026 RHP, Mansfield, TX) has a very quick bat with a slightly open stance and quick leg lift trigger. He made solid contact up the middle and showed quick hands turning on the ball to pullside.

Hugh Wilhelm (2026 MIF, Katy, TX) shows off a smooth operation and made consistent loud contact. Worked the opposite field well with an even stance and slight leg lift trigger.

Jaxon Mount (2026 LHP, Forney, TX) worked three innings on the mound without allowing a hit or a run while striking out five. He threw an immaculate inning in the second. Mount showed a sinking fastball that had some run as well along with a solid curveball from a high three-quarters slot.

Charlie Wilson (2026 1B, Dallas, TX) is one of the younger players at the 14U Lone Star Showcase at 13 years old. Wilson used his physical 6'1', 210-pound frame to power a ball deep to left field for a RBI triple in his second at-bat. 

Carson Baugh (2025 LHP, Edmond, OK) worked a quick two innings and allowed zero hits and zero runs while punching out four hitters along the way. Baugh was able to get plenty of swings-and-misses with the fastball that had slight sinking action. 

Dylan Cheek (2026 SS, Rockwall, TX) displayed some impressive skills at the plate and on defense. He showed off some good arm strength and picked it well at shortstop. At the plate, Cheek found a good barrel in his second at-bat and drove a ball deep to right field for a double. During his third plate appearance he showed off some speed and reach first on an infield single. 

Gilberto Rodriguez Jr. (2026 C, Edinburg, TX) was able to collect two hits on the day. He has a simple swing and a sound approach. Rodriguez Jr had a single to left field in his first at-bat and was able to drive a ball for a double to right field in the later innings of the game. 

Karter Fleming (2026 RHP, Lindale, TX) worked an efficient two inning on the mound. He allowed zero hits and zero runs during his outing. Fleming was able to locate the fastball well and generated weak contact for outs. 

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