Austin Reed (2025, C, Sugar Land, TX) ripped a 2-run single back up the middle in the bottom of the first to give his team the early lead. He keeps the barrel plane flat through the zone for a while allowing him to make hard contact and barrel the ball. He roped a ball down the left field line later on for a rbi double. On the mound, Reed sat 77-80 and showed a nice feel for a curve that had good spin and shape. He was able to drop the curve in for strikes consistently but also got swings and misses outside the zone on it. He finished the day with 2 strikeouts through 2 innings of work. He did not allow a hit or walk. He also made a diving catch in center on a sinking line drive. Just an impressive athlete overall. 

Cason Pool (2024, SS, Jasper, TX) lined a base hit up the middle and then proceeded to steal second. He has good speed and reads the pitcher well getting good jumps. He is definitely athletic enough to be projectable. Also made some really nice plays at short. His footwork is smooth and he makes strong throws on time. 

Cullen Krebs (2023, OF, Humble, TX) barreled a ball that came right into his sweet spot and swing. He has that smooth lefty swing that loves the ball down and in and will smoke anything in that happy zone. The ball jumps off his barrel with backspin. Got another base hit in his second ab.

Conner Hicok. (2023, 3B, Cypress, TX) was efficient in his outing throwing 64% strikes. He mainly sat 74-78 with his fastball. He struck out the side in his first inning of work as well. He mixed a good fastball with subtle run as well as a curve. He got into a good rhythm on the mound and began locating his pitches well forcing weak contact and missing barrels. His curve had heavy looping shape and got swings and misses. He ended the day with 4ks in 2 innings. 

Stephen Kaiser (2023, SS, El Paso, TX) came out pumping heaters forcing a ton of weak contact and missing barrels. He sat in the low 80s and got up to 86. The fastball came out of his hand smoothly as the arm was loose. He also flashed a curve with good shape and spin. He ended up striking out 4 batters in 2 innings of work. Kaiser also played well in the field. He fields the ball smoothly out at short and utilizes nice footwork with his strong arm. He makes throws with plenty of time to spare.  

Ryland Rangel (2024, SS, San Antonio, TX) had a multi-hit game including a double that he crushed into the left-center field gap. He showed ability to really turn on the ball and drive it with authority to the gap. He impressed on the mound too flashing a 3-pitch mix. His fastball sat in the low 80s with late life. It crept up on hitters faster than expected getting late swings and misses. He mixed in a curve and slider as well both with late break and good spin. His off-speed stuff got plenty of chases outside the zone. He really located his fastball well within the zone. He ended the day with 3ks through 2 innings of work.  

Caleb Mize (2024, 1B, Houston, TX) really looked the part at first base digging out multiple balls in the dirt. His glovework was really impressive as he fielded short hoppers cleanly. He also collected 2 hits showing power to all fields. 

Payton Wooley (2023, League City, Texas) lead the game off with a rope to left field. Cleared the left fielder’s head for a double in the fifth. Had some quality moments on the mound as well. Fastball was up to 81 and mixed in a high spin slider with movement along both planes.

Blaine Smith (2025, Burleson, Texas) pulled one down the left field line for a first inning triple. Showed a quick first step out of the box. Rounded bases well with efficient paths from bag to bag.

Patrick Lewis (2024, Manvel, Texas) showed off the wheels with an infield single in the third inning. Went on the steal two bases and eventually scored on a wild pitch. Added a missile into the left center field gap, a well struck double for his second knock of the day.

Logan Corley (2026, Lucas, Texas) had an incredibly efficient inning of work. Struck out two, on an 83% strikes clip from the left side. Fastball sat 78-82 with some run. Curveball was 68-82 with 1/7 shape, sometimes tilting into more 2/8.

In the fifth, Immanuel Gaines (2025, Pearland, Texas) added a base knock up the middle. Had good use of his lower half, using every bit of his frame to muscle one into center field.

Brady Brewer (2026, Pearland, Texas) showed some opposite field pop on a base hit to right in the seventh inning. Went two innings on the bump as well, striking out two. Fastball worked 79-81, along with an upper 60s curveball. Worked efficiently out of high ¾ slot.

In the seventh, Bryce Livermore (2024, Magnolia, Texas) got his side on the board with an RBI double down that he got around on and pulled down the left field line. Showed solid base running IQ on a tag up later in the inning.

Nolan Roycraft (2024, Spring, Texas) looked nice on the mound. Punched out five over his three innings of work from the left side. Fastball sat in the low 80s, touching 85. Low 70s curve with tight rotation. Showed some loose arm action and was not afraid to mix sequences.

After a solid showing at the plate yesterday, Dylan Blomker (2026, Albuquerque, New Mexico) showed some flashes on the mound. Struck out a couple of batters in his two innings of work. Fastball was up to 84, settling in the lower 80s. Solid curve to pair with, sitting 70-71. Added a few hard-hit balls at the plate, including a base hit to left in the sixth. He’s been one of the better performers in this showcase.

Cameron Anderson (2023, San Antonio, Texas) came in and threw two solid innings, punching out three of the seven he faced. Sat in the lower 80s, up to 85 on his fastball. Very strong curveball in the lower 70s, as well. Showed the ability to spot both pitches consistently.

Sennon Lawrence (2026, Greenwood Village, Colorado) found a way in the fourth, reaching on a single to center field.

Brian Grant Jr. (2026, Katy, Texas) pieced up a decent fastball and dropped it over the center fielder’s head for a double in the fifth.

In the sixth, Tanner Fallwell (2024, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) jumped on the first pitch he saw and lined a base hit into left field.

Kai Langford (2023, C, Houston, TX) came out firing a fastball that sat in the low 80s and touched 85. He struck out the side in the first inning of play. He also flashed a change with good fade as well as a curve with sharp break. Langford finished the day with 3 strikeouts. 

Damian Montanez (2025, OF, Killeen, TX) ripped a 2-rbi base hit to left in the first inning. He showed off his wheels when he proceeded to take the extra base rounding first hard and sliding into second. He showed off a quick bat with quick twitchy hands in the box. Beat out an infield single in his second at bat. In his third at bat he ripped a base hit the other way. He is a very toolsy player with a lot to like. He finished 3-3 on the day while driving in 4 runs. He also struck out 3 batters in 2 innings of work. He was able to ramp his fastball up to 82. 

Reece Pierre (2023, C, Pride, LA) turned on a ball to deep left hitting it off the wall just barely missing a homerun. He has a powerful swing and exemplified good pull side power. He gets tremendous launch on the ball when he gets a hold of one. 

Alex Taylor (2026, C, Nelson, NE) played well behind the plate keeping the ball in front of him. He moves well behind the plate and is quite athletic for the position. Has good size behind the plate as well and is a big target for the pitcher.

Brody Smith (2025, OF, Houston, TX) played centerfield and was defensively sound out there. He made good reads and got really good jumps with a ton of range. He was able to track down a fly ball hit in the gap ranging to his right. 

Dominik Gendreau (2023, SS, Superior, CO) had a multi-hit game consistently finding the barrel.

Silas Gordon (2024, OF, Arlington, TX) also had a multi-hit game with a middle of the field approach at the plate. He drove the ball right back up the middle for mutiple base hits. 

James Kennedy (2023, 2B, Montgomery, TX) showed the ability to really drive the ball the other way. Has some gap to gap power and a nice swing to go with it. 

Jackson Lowry (2025, 3B, League City, TX) went 2 innings and struck out 3 batters. He only gave up 1 hit during his appearance. He forced weak contact and missed barrels consistently. Pitchabiliity is definitely there for this guy as he was able to locate within the zone. He mixed his pitches well which included a fastball and curveball. He was able to drop his curve in for strikes and was able to keep hitters off balance and guessing. 

Damian Montanez (2025 OF, Killeen, TX) was the star offensively as he had a pair of hits, both of which were very well struck the other way, including a single and a triple. It's an athletic swing and the handle of the barrel with the strength at impact bodes well for the upside of the profile on that end.

Leyton Weaks (2024 1B, Magnolia, TX) had a big hit early in the game action as he lifted a double up against the wall pull side. He's physical and incorporates the strength well with a quick launch to get the ball in the air and let the carry he creates work.

Zachary Slayden (2023 RHP, Tomball, TX) showed some real intrigue on the mound as an uncommitted senior right-hander as he came out working in the 87-89 range with the fastball with good command working downhill. There's good foundation on the breaking ball in terms of bite and spin which projects well and there's good size with a clean delivery checking another couple boxes in terms of projection.

Caleb Mize (2024 1B, Houston, TX) added a double of his own as he smoked a liner over the head of the left fielder. It's easy jump off the barrel off a longer stroke and he handles the approach well.

Kai Langford (2023 C, Houston, TX) took a good BP showing some real impact to the middle of the field and translated it in game action as he hit a hard liner into CF for his lone knock, one of the better struck balls of the day.

Brody Smith (2025 OF, Houston, TX) showed an impressive combination of an ability to adjust and bat speed as he got way out front on a pitch and was still able to flick the barrel well enough to line a double to the gap the other way.

Hayden Arbour (2023 1B, Humble, TX) showed his physicality and strength in the swing as he hit a ball on his hands over the head of the RF for a double that nearly got out the other way.

Cullen Krebs (2023 OF, Humble, TX) capped off the game with one of the better hit balls as he turned the barrel over on a fastball and roped it down the line for a triple. It's a projectable body and a quick bat with some upside in terms of long term juice.

Travis Berra (2024, Katy, Texas) showed some good stuff on the mound. Up to 83 on the fastball and added a 12-6 curveball as well. Also had a base hit in the first.

Brady Brewer (2026, Pearland, Texas) showed off his arm by gunning a runner down at second. Added a line drive down the left field line in the ninth, legging out a triple and driving in a run in the process.

Dylan Blomker (2026, Albuquerque, New Mexico) jumped on the first pitch he saw for a base hit to left. Added another single to left in the ninth.

Raymundo Vazquez (2024, Friendswood, Texas) has some great moments on the mound. Went three innings, striking out six. Fastball sat 78-82. Showed good feel for his slider in the lower 70s, as well as a changeup.

Case Crenshaw (2026, Houston, Texas) unloaded on one and sent a double into the left center field gap, scoring a run.

Lane Smith (2024, Texarkana, Texas) legged out an infield single in the fourth. Added another base hit on a liner to left in the seventh. Looped his third hit of the day into right field in the tenth inning.

Braxton Beaty (2026, Angleton, Texas) flashed some high-level stuff. Struck out nine over three innings. Fastball was up to 83 with some arm side run. Flashed two different breaking balls that looked similar out of the hand. Spotted all three very well. Efficient use of the zone at 72% strikes.

Bryce Schneider (2025, Cedar Park, Texas) hit a line shot up the middle in the seventh. Later, singled up the middle again in the tenth.

Cameron Anderson (2023 OF, San Antonio, TX) quick bat with ability to find barrels and hit to middle of field, gets through contact with good extension.

Jackson Beddoe (2025 SS, Sulphur, LA) shows some flashes of hard contact to big part of the field, line drive hitter with extension through contact.

Dylan Blomker (2026 C, Albuquerque, NM) long athlete with a swing that generates some good contact to opposite gap. Showed good extension through contact creating some back spin.

Jonathan Gomez (2023 C, Spring, TX) quick bat through the zone with some hard contact to right side, consistent with barrel to ball. 

Nick Slonaker (2025 SS, Kingwood, TX) shows some good bat speed pulling hands in to drive ball to pull side on a line.

Case Crenshaw (2026 3B, Houston, TX) quick bat with some power to left side, short hopped left center wall on a couple. Good ability to pull hands in without hooking around ball.  

Braxton Beaty (2026 LHP, Angleton, TX) found some consistent barrels late in round to middle and pull side gap for line drives. 

Easton Bettcher (2025 SS, Pearland, TX) good bat control and ability to hit ball on barrel consistently, good drive through contact to all fields. 

Brady Brewer (2026 C, Pearland, TX) quick short swing, pull side power with the ball jumping off the bat, short hopped left field wall. 

Raymundo Vazquez (2024 RHP, Friendswood, TX) aggressive swing down into the baseball with extension through on line drives to middle of field.

Colt Brown (2025 C, La Vernia, TX) good level swing to ball anywhere in zone, drops head to bottom with hard contact to all fields.

Victor Coronado (2025 SS, Rosharon, TX) showed some strength to the pull side gap toward the line, ball jumps when he gets through it. 

Tanner Fallwell (2024 C, Oklahoma City, OK) level swing with some good pull side power with good back spin. Hit one late in round out to dead left field. 

Santiago Leija (2025 RHP, Houston, TX) ability to get level swing through contact with good line drives to middle of field. 

Joe Meloy (2026 SS, Houston, TX) good bat control to leverage baseballs in the upper portion of the zone and hit line drives to middle of the field. Quick short swing through zone.

Donovan Arroyo (2025 SS, Houston, TX) showed flashes of good extension through baseball with strength to middle of the field. Quick level swing through the zone. 

Adrian Olvera (2024 SS, Houston, TX) showed ability to hit ball the other way with some strength on a line. Good extension through contact.

Aiden Sanchez (2025 LHP, Houston, TX) tall strong switch-hitter, with good bat speed from both sides and a downward swing into the baseball creating some leverage driving balls hard to all fields. More power from the right side as he peppered the left center wall.

 Logan Corley (2026 LHP, Lucas, TX) good level swing through zone with lined rive consistency and loud barrels. Good strength to pull side. 

Jailen Monegan (2025 MIF, Humble, TX) strong right-handed hitter with quick bat through zone and big power to pull side, consistent with solid contact, ball sounds different off the barrel. 

Jackson Lowry (2025 3B, League City, TX) quick bat through zone with some good barrel contact, showed a couple driven to middle of field with good carry. 

Silas Gordon (2024 OF, Arlington, TX) strong kid, quick bat with level path through zone, showed some hard contact to the pull side later in round.

James Kennedy (2023 2B, Montgomery, TX) got through some baseballs with hard contact in the bottom of the zone hitting to the middle of the field. 

Dawson Hinson (2026 SS, Friendswood, TX) quick level swing through the baseball, good solid line drives back up the middle and to the right side. 

James Stoeckel (2025 OF, Friendswood, TX) showed downward swing into the zone creating some back spin on baseballs gap to gap. Good bat speed to baseball. 

Talon Kendrick (2024 OF, Stillwater, OK) showed some big pull side strength w/ balls driven through the gap, nice job staying in middle of the field.

Cason Pool (2024 SS, Jasper, TX) good use of the whole field with barrels and line drives up the middle with gap to gap coverage. 

Ezequiel Ramirez (2025 1B, Pearland, TX) big power bat from the left side, showed good coverage of zone drove one out to deep right at end of round. 

Damian Montanez (2025 OF, Killeen, TX) showed good contact to middle driving some hard liners to opposite gap, good bat control in middle of zone.

Brody Smith (2025 OF, Houston, TX) got out front at times but kept hands back and drove down though the baseball with hard contact and some pop to big part of field. 

Leyton Weaks (2024 1B, Magnolia, TX) good eye/hand coordination, put barrels on the baseball consistently, ball has good carry when getting through finish.

Kai Langford (2023 C, Houston, TX) big bat in the box, good bat control to put barrel to ball, some power to pull side when extended through contact. 

Cullen Krebs (2023 OF, Humble, TX) showed good bat and barrel control through zone, gets a bit rotational on inner half, leverages baseball well at times.

Ryan LaBorde (2023 C, Humble, TX) quiet backside and ability to put bat on ball with consistent hard contact, showed some pull side carry to gap. 

Vivek Bhalla (2026, RHP, Friendswood, TX) throws from an extremely low ¾ slot and gets really nice run on his fastball. He forced a ton of weak contact during his outing especially soft grounders. He also flashed a change with good spin and fade. The frame is highly projectable as he is already 5-foot-11 with long arms. The delivery is smooth and repeatable. Was able to dot fastballs on the black of the zone. His arm action gave the fastball natural run. His fastball sat in the mid-upper 70s and topped out at 78. Bhalla finished the day with 2 strikeouts but really impressed with his ability to miss barrels. Not one ball was hit hard off him. 

Walker Shaw (2024, RHP, Mansfield, TX) came in and pounded the zone with high velocity fastballs sitting in the mid 80s and ramping all the way up to 89. He flashed a nasty slider that broke late and split the plate sitting in 73-76 range. He also flashed a change with disgusting fade and really high spin. Was able to locate his slider for strikes at times. Some potential swing and miss stuff shown during his outing.   

Chrystian Ramirez (2026, 2B, San Antonio, TX) absolutely turned on a ball into the left field gap on extremely high velocity. He has a quick stroke and is able to get the barrel to the ball with ease. Also helped turn a smooth double play at short. Nice footwork with a quick transfer from glove to hand. Very athletic middle infielder made a leaping catch on a liner. Consistently finds the barrel with gap to gap pop. Found his 3^rd barrel of the day in his final ab when he drilled a ball off the left field fence. The ball really carries off his bat. He then proceeded to steal 3^rd base showing good instincts on the base paths. 

Wyatt Davis (2025, SS, Montgomery, TX) plays a defensively sound short charging balls fluidly and making off balance throws easily and on time.  

Jacob Boggan (2026, SS, College Station, TX) crushed a ball to deep left off the fence for a double. He opened up his hips nicely and got his hands out in front through the zone showing big pull side power. He also went 2 innings and struck out 3 batters while not allowing a run. His fastball sat in the upper 70s with run. He flashed a curve that he was able to drop in the zone for strikes. The curve got a lot of off balanced swings as well

Ezequiel Ramirez (2025, 1B, Pearland, TX) roped a line drive into the gap for a double. Really powerful lefty swing who hits the ball extremely hard when he gets a hold of one. 

Logan Shields (2026, RHP, Missouri City, TX) throws from a low slot with quick twitch arm action. Fastball has nice run on it and sits in the low 80s. Threw a tight slider as well that split the plate. Body is highly projectable is there is still plenty of time to grow in size and add more strength to the frame. He finished the day with 6ks in 3 innings of work. Missed the barrel a lot. 

Brett Dolejsi (2023, OF, Houston, TX) had a multi-hit game finding the barrel twice. Athletic player who moves well in the field and on the base-paths.

Luke Flanagan (2025 RHP, Texarkana, TX) flashed an arsenal of pitches including a change, fastball, and curve with nice feel for all of them. Fastball sat upper 70s while touching 82. He has a nice lengthy frame that is highly projectable. Consistently missed barrels and forced weak contact. Smooth delivery that seems to be repeatable. The change had nice fade and kept hitters off balance. He was able to drop his curve in for strikes consistently. He went 3 innings with 4 strikeouts while only giving up 1 hit.  

Santiago Leija (2025, RHP, Houston, TX) came out firing ramping up to 86 with his fastball. Fastball was firm and got a ton of late swings. It sat 82-84. Flashed a nice curve with 11-5 break that he was able to drop in the zone for strikes. He got into a nice rhythm on the mound working quick and striking out hitters with quality swing and miss stuff. He consistently works ahead in the count. He went 2.2 innings while striking out 6 batters. He was a big-time strike thrower throwing 74% of his pitches for strikes. 

Aiden Sanchez (2025, LHP, Houston, TX) is a highly projectable lefty with a tall lengthy frame. He threw a nasty curve with 12-6 shape which has big time s/m potential. His fastball sat 79-81 and got in on hitters quick as he got good extension down the mound. He also threw a change-up with nice fade and a feel for spin. He was able to mix and locate nicely within the zone. He got hitters looking multiple times fooling them completely. He went 3 innings and struck out 6 while giving up only 1 hit. He also laced a base hit to right in his second ab and then came around to score. Also had a multi-hit game. Showed the ability to hit the ball the other way with authority. 

Victor Coronado (2025, SS/3B/RHP, Rosharon, TX) hit an opposite field single and then proceeded to steal 2 bases. He showed good instincts on the base paths getting good jumps and reads. High IQ defensively and arm projects well at third base. Also came in to pitch and threw gas ramping his fastball up to 85 with run. It mainly sat in the low 80s. He has a nice feel for the curve with good shape and spin. He threw a late fading change as well. The 3-pitch mix kept hitters off balance and guessing. Coronado finished the day with 2 strikeouts. 

Patrick Lewis (2024, RHP/MIF, Manvel, TX) sat in the low 80s with his fastball consistently. He flashed a curveball with late bit and sharp break that should be a big-time strikeout pitch. It got plenty of swings and misses. The curve really drops hard at the end of its break late. The delivery is smooth and repeatable with a nice release. He got late swings on his fastball that ran in on hitters. He maintained similar arm speed and action on his curve/fastball tunneling both these pitches well together. Lewis is overall an impressive 2-way player. Lewis went 2 innings and struck out 4 batters. He has good instincts out in the field and reacts well to the ball. He is super smooth and has a good arm that makes it on time. He absolutely turned on a ball up and in crushing it to the fence for a big triple. There is definitely some juice in his swing. 

Logan Corley (2026, LHP, Lucas, TX) roped a rbi triple to right field. He really turned on the ball well keeping his head on it and the barrel through the zone nicely.  

Colt Brown (2025, C, La Vernia, TX) hit a hard line drive for a base hit against good pitching. He was able to handle the fastball well which had good velocity and run on it.  

Donovan Arroyo (2025, SS, Houston, TX) is a good-looking athlete who consistently finds the barrel. He runs well and moves well out in the field. The swing is short and too the ball. Take a direct path to the ball with the barrel. 

Jon Artis (2024, OF, Katy, TX) is another good-looking athlete who finds the barrel and moves well in the field. He is a constant threat to get on base. 

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