Jonathan Bay (2025, Saint Johns, FL) kicked the game off with a bang, crushing a leadoff ground rule double. The freshman has plenty of strength at the point of contact and the power projection plays.

Giovanni Giuliani (2023, Sarasota, FL) displayed quick hands, turning on a fastball and driving it down the left field line for a double. The two-bagger drove in a run as he took the extra base on the throw. He continued with the hot bat in his next at-bat, tripling into the opposite field gap.

Danny Machado (2025, Pembroke Pines, FL) showed a smooth stroke from the left side. The south Florida native singled in his first at-bat, sending a liner up the middle.

Jack Hobson (2023, Sarasota, FL) displayed some juice, doubling into the left centerfield gap. Hobson has plenty of power and has solid barrel skills. He also had a clean outing on the mound, topping out at 84 mph.

Houston Clark (2023, Hendersonville, TN) showcased a very strong arm from behind the plate. In the top of the fifth, Clark delivered an accurate throw down to second to catch the runner stealing by a considerable margin.

Christian Jackson (2022, Stockbridge, GA) mashed a baseball into left field for a knock in his second at-bat. The Georgia State commit has easy bat speed and strong hands.

Joey Amunategui (2023, Merrit Island, FL) displayed good power to pull side, great extension through the zone on his double to left center gap. Easy bat speed and solid contact in multiple at bats, finished the game 2 for 3.

Caleb Fletcher (2025, Hillsboro, VA) showed a strong lower half with big power potential to pull side, put one off the wall in his first at bat. Quick arm on the mound, worked the fastball up to 82 with an flashed a good breaking ball low in the strike zone.

Riley Luft (2024, Boca Raton, FL) showed some great barrel control in his at bats. Strong kid with raw power and the ability to spray the ball around the park. Hit the ball hard all day and looked comfortable on the mound. Fastball up to 82 and plenty of strikes.

Milo Partridge (2023, Orlando, FL) showed some fluent mechanics in his 3 innings of work. Tall frame and great extension at release help keep the ball low in the zone. Ran the fastball up to 79 with a productive breaking ball behind it. Allowed 1 hit and 2 strikeouts in 3 scoreless frames.

Nick Biddle (2024, St. Pete Beach, FL) showed some great leather behind the plate. Received pitches with ease and quick to get rid of the ball, strong arm. Threw out runners when he had the chance. Smooth motions on the mound, worked up to 79 in two innings of work.  

Tyler Galloway (2023, Leesburg, VA) showed some strong hands and a great bat path through the zone. This gives him power to all fields with constant barrel. 3 for 5 at the plate and looked comfortable at any spot in the outfield. Logged an inning on the mound, topping at 77 and striking out 3.

Evan Pall (2024, Jacksonville, FL) showed some great lower half leverage in his at bats. This allows him to really explode on the baseball to the pull side just like he did on his RBI double early in the game. Barreled the ball up in almost every at bat and added some solid glove play in the infield and two scoreless frames on the bump.

Porter Dykes (2024, Dothan, AL) displayed an easy release with an efficient motion. Found the strike zone often was able to put hitters away with a great mix of location and effective off-speed pitches. Worked the fastball up to 80 and struck out 6 in two scoreless innings.

Holden Brauner (2023, Windemere, FL) was up to 85 on the mound throwing two perfect innings and striking out 4 from the left side. Lean frame and strong lower half carry him through his delivery nicely. Flashed some pull side power at the plate as well.  

Holden Brauner (2023 OF, Windermere, FL) is a physical left-handed hitter who showed serious whip and bat speed. He leverages well to the pull side and hit one of the longest balls on the day for a no-doubt bomb off the scoreboard in right centerfield. 

Tyler Galloway (2023 OF, Leesburg, VA) has a solid amount of strength at present and showed a low effort stroke with lift out in front. The power carries to both sides of the field with a gap-to-gap approach and solid usable power. 

Cooper Drury (2023 OF, Orlando, FL) showed pretty impressive bat speed with a direct path that bodes well considering his bat-to-ball skills. There's solid impact and carry when he catches it out in front and that will translate to power down the line. 

Riley Luft (2024 OF, Boca Raton, FL) is a supremely physical right-handed bat with big bat speed and intent behind the swing. He hit some majestic fly balls deep to pull that got patted down by the wind but there's no denying the power upside here long term. 

RJ Machado (2025 SS, Sunrise, FL) took a mature round with a middle of the field approach and hit well-struck liners to both gaps. He's balanced in the box with good lift out in front and definite feel for the barrel. 

Grey Brannen (2022 1B, Elko, GA) has supreme physicality at 6-foot-7, 220-pounds and that translates to some massive power. He's got a simple stroke that utilizes that strength with the potential to hit balls a long way consistently. 

Luke Wilkerson (2022 1B, Ocala, FL) has plenty of whip to the barrel head along with solid bat speed to project on long term. He has a good sequenced and is synced up nicely to utilize his rear leg drive for power. 

Derrick Layton (2024 SS, Fort Mill, SC) showed really fast hips to go along with an overall athletic and loose stroke. There's quality bat speed and he hits balls hard with near consistency and uses the whole field to do so. 

Collin Priest (2023 1B, Eustis, FL) displayed some big time strength and power as he creates a ton of power and torque from his hips and lower half. There's solid leverage with a positive launch and he has the makings of a very solid left-handed slugger. 

Giovanni Giuliani (2023 OF, Sarasota, FL) has a ton of strength at the plate and that does a nice job at translating to hard hit balls and power. He gets the barrel head out nicely to drive long fly balls to the middle of the diamond and those project for home run power as he continues to develop. 

Andrew Stancin (2023 3B, Fernandina Beach, FL) showed good pull side power along with the ability to turn the barrel over with authority. There's solid power potential here along with the ability to create carry to the opposite field. 

Gabriel Rebozo (2022 3B, Miami, FL) has a short controlled stroke from the right side along with a line drive oriented approach that he executed well. There's a heavy barrel along with loose hands to project upon. 

Aiden Screen (2025 RHP, Keystone Heights, FL) had some of the more consistent barrel skills from the right side along with a simple middle of the field approach. He uses his backside well and projects for some power as well. 

Jonathan Omar Vigoa (2022 C, Rome, GA) showed good bat speed along with a positive launch that allowed him to hit the ball into the air consistently. There's good bat-to-ball skills along with the bat speed to project long term juice. 

Tyrell Williams (2023 SS, Orlando, FL) has some really fast hands and that translated to a loose, quick stroke that consistently produced line drive results. There's some big time physical projection too as the power should come sooner rather than later. 

Christian Jackson (2022 SS, Stockbridge, GA) has easy bat speed, really fast hands, and impacts the ball hard when out in front. There are some big time offensive tools with a good combination of hit tool and power. 

Phillip Devita (2023, Apopka, FL) showed a great approach at the plate, creates plenty of lag with the bat and sees the ball well. Hit the ball consistently hard throughout the game including a textbook line drive to left. Added three quality innings of work on the bump topping at 79

Anthony Devita (2023, Apopka, FL) displayed a quick arm on the mound up to 83 with the fastball and respectable breaking ball to go with it. Produced plenty of swings and misses, allowing 1 hit and 3 strikeouts in 3 scoreless frames.

Derek De Jesus (2024, Deland, FL) showed some strong hands and plenty of bat speed with two hard hit singles. Displayed a great glove behind the plate with plenty of arm and quickness, caught a runner stealing with ease.

Tyrell Williams (2023, Orlando, FL) flashed some great leverage with the bat in batting practice and it showed in his plate appearances. Stroked the ball up the middle for an RBI single and moved well at 3B.

Darrell Pender (2023, North Miami Beach, FL) 1004726 Showed great barrel control with two well struck singles. Flashed the leather at shortstop fielding balls with ease. Played with confidence all over the field at multiple positions.

Tyler Payne (2024, Hamilton, VA) displayed a direct swing path with quick hands, flat barrel plane allows him to use the whole field like he did on his triple to right center. Finished the game 2 for 3 with an RBI.

Beck Freeman (2022 RHP, Ashland, AL) started the game well throwing 3 clean innings. He worked in the upper-70s with the fastball showing a quick arm and good life while pounding the strike zone with both the fastball and slider.

Collin Ewaldsen (2024 RHP, Baxley, GA) matched him with 3 good innings of his own striking out 6 and only allowing a single hit. He's young and shows great projection pieces, already working up to 80 mph with feel for 3 solid pitches, good life on the fastball and plenty of arm speed to project to more velocity.

Maddox Spencer (2025 SS, Ponte Vedra, FL) impressed with the stick on the day picking up 2 hits, both of which were liners to the middle. He generates good bat speed and already has the ability to manipulate the barrel against a variety of pitching.

Dillon Henson (2023 RHP, Gilmer, TX) showed some things to like on the mound with a very loose and easy delivery, good arm speed & extension and solid feel to spin a hard-sweeping breaking ball that can project as an out-pitch long-term.

Houston Clark (2023 C, Hendersonville, TN) had as impressive of a day as you can showing significant strength/physicality in the box that translates. Early in the game he ambushed a fastball up in the zone and hit a missile of a ground-rule double to left-center before coming up in his next at-bat and unloading on a long home-run to left field on another elevated fastball.

Brandon Reiter (2025 LHP, Melbourne, FL) was impressive on the mound as one of the younger arms showing plenty to build on moving forward. It's a clean and athletic delivery with loads of arm speed, a fastball with good life in the upper-70s and quality feel for a sharp downer breaking ball.