Justin Scioli (2022 MIF, Las Vegas, NV) is a 6-foot-2, 192-pound middle infielder, he ranges well to both sides with easy actions and has flashed solid bat to ball skill. He barreled up an early double that carried well opposite field, he followed up turning on his second base hit. Swing is balanced with feel for the barrel and good strength.

Keaton Hawk (2022 OF, Alvin, TX) has been a presence at the plate consistently squaring up fastballs with leverage playing to all fields from the left side. His first AB today he continued display of easy impact putting a triple on the center field wall. Hawk pairs his physical upside with good approach at the plate.

Xander Hall (2022 C, Hutto, TX) was up to 84 on the mound putting up a solid two innings in relief. Fastball has heavy sink action. His delivery is fluid and lands a playable CB/CH mix that produced outs effectively.

Michael Quick (2022 C, Oshawa, ON) roped a late opposite field double on the left field wall. Flashed a quick bat from the left side and playable hit tool. Swing is smooth and slots the barrel well for solid contact.

Ryan Brown (2022 3B, Sugar Land, TX) has really impactful bat speed and righthanded power, showing off big juice to the pull-side to add to the talented two-way player's toolset. 

Brandon Brust (2022 RHP, Spring, TX) showed off good ability to hold his coil and stretch in his load, creating powerful torque and impactful power pull-side, giving him quality two-way upside. 

Eddie Garza (2022 OF, Houston, TX) showed off quick hands and a knack for the barrel, consistently whistling well-struck low-launch liners back up the middle and showing the ability to use the whole field. 

Xander Hall (2022 C, Hutto, TX) took the loudest round of the day, consistently leveraging the ball into the air with huge carry pull-side, leaving the yard multiple times and making the ballpark look small. His power stands way out. 

Keaten Hawk (2022 OF, Alvin, TX) has lots of lefthanded bat speed and burgeoning strength, a very good combo that portends to serious impact long term. He's got good pull-side power now and projects for more, and has lots of intriguing upside with the bat. 

Wylie Waters (2022 3B, Vancouver, BC) took a monster round, showing off advanced physicality and strength along with his righthanded bat speed, hammering baseballs with impressive jump and carry. 

Ethan Hodges (2022 OF, Farmers Branch, TX) repeated his swing mechanics well, using his impressive strength to really impact the ball pull-side, including a liner off the wall in LCF that nearly put a dent in it. 

Justin Scioli (2022 MIF, Las Vegas, NV) has good size and bat speed, showing good strength off the barrel when square and consistently hitting the ball hard on a line, using the middle-pull field for the most part. 

Daveonte Harper (2022 RHP, Beaumont, TX) checks off a lot of quality projection on the mound. High-waisted and long 6-foot-6 frame utilizes his reach well with extension out front adding some jump out a loose arm action. FB has some late cut action up to 81 missing several barrels low zone also showing feel to spin a big breaking ball.

Brandon Brust (2022, RHP, Spring, TX) flashed a solid motor early with an impressive diving play ranging very well glove side in left field. Quick first step with a good read and route reaction to make an athletic grab.

Braden Clark (2022, 1B, Zachary, LA) posted a solid three frames on the mound working the FB up to 83 that played well off his CB and cutter mix landing in the zone. He generated plenty of swing and miss on both planes and maintained rhythm with a clean delivery.

Keaten Hawk (2022, OF, Alvin, TX) left the yard in a hurry pull side flashing easy strength from the left side. Solid 6-foot-2, 185-pound build swings a heavy barrel and lofted path that turned on one with balance and quick hands to carry deep.

Colt Powledge (2022, SS, Alvin, TX) showed off a clean release with good intent on an 11/5 shaped breaking ball with some teeth to it. He creates good tempo and rhythm in his delivery with excellent feel to mix for strikes topping the FB out at 84 with plane. He punched out three in an easy two innings of work.

Ryan Brown (2022, 3B, Sugar Land, TX) tossed a heavy mid to upper 80’s FB topping out at 87. His breaking ball flashes effectiveness when he spins efficiently and good fade on a change up that disrupted some swings out of a live short arm action. He showed promising pitchability and two-way athleticism today with versatility in the arm.

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