Joseph Contreras (2026 SS, Alpharetta, GA) showed some intriguing two-way potential, running the fastball up to 80 mph. He pounded strikes and showed good offspeed pitches while there's a ton of room to fill out. 

Dylan Kulper (2025 3B, Prior Lake, MN) showed some strikeout stuff, punching out six batters over two frames. The fastball reached 81 mph and he showed good feel for the curveball. 

Abel Orfi (2026 C, Cumming, GA) collected two hits in this one, showing a controlled stroke from the left side. There's loose hands with feel for the barrel and he will only improve with strength. 

Nikolas Koorse (2024 1B, Parkland, FL) was dominant in his outing as he got the start. Fastball into the upper-80's with ease out of hand. Also proved to have good command working in and out. Flashed both a breaking ball in and a good fading changeup in the mid-70's. Struck out six and didn't give up a hit in three innings of work. 

Jean Carlos Martinez (2025 OF, Sunrise, FL) doubled to the pull-side and also added another base knock to his name. Also knocked in a run at the dish. Was into the low-80's on the mound as well with two strikeouts in his only inning of work. 

Henry Clausell Giraud (2024 3B, Patillas, PR) proved to have a lively arm on the mound. Fastball up to 88 mph, showing bore. Went to a breaking ball in the mid-70's and kept hitters off-balance. Struck out four in two innings of work on just one hit. 

Alex Digiacinto (2024 3B, Richmond Hill, ON) drove the ball into left center in the early going. He has tons of bat speed and impacts the ball with authority. 

Johnny Chen See (2026 C, Miami, FL) showed some lively stuff on the mound. The fastball lived right around 80 mph for the entirety of the outing. It has riding action out of the hand and slight arm-side run. The breaking ball is a weapon, showing true 12-6 shape. He has easy arm speed with a lot of projection left to the body. 

Jose Taveras (2026 C, Clermont, FL) was dominant out of the bullpen, registering five strikeouts in two innings. The fastball wasn't overpowering but he commanded it well. It got up to 80 mph and he mixed a breaking ball effectively throughout. 

Justin Fryer (2025 LHP, Norristown, PA) had a good piece of hitting in the late innings and punched a ball through the right side. The base hit started a rally that got the game tied back up. 

Rilee Hutchinson (2025 3B, Coshocton, OH) pulled a ball through the left side of the infield to grab the lead in the game. He's a strongly built player that has showed the ability to find the barrel often. 

Madox Land (2025 SS, Cantonment, FL) was dominant on the mound in the start. The fastball got up to 80 mph and had hard cutting action. He flashed a breaking ball but lived with the fastball. He's a fiery competitor and isn't afraid to attack hitters. 

William Cutshall (2026 2B, Covington, GA) was also dominant on the mound. He sat in the low-80s with the heater and mixed in a sharp breaking ball. He's a consistent performer at the highest level that also had a base hit. 

Bubba Coleman (2026 SS, Braselton, GA) battled through a long at-bat and hammered a ball into left center for an RBI single. He's one of the highest ranked players in the class and continues to show why in PG events. 

Devon Wilkes (2025 1B, Oxnard, CA) smoked a standup double into the left center gap to drive in a run in the bottom of the 5th inning. He's a physical player that has power to both gaps which has been on display today. 

Eduardo Moreno (2024 C, Winter Garden, FL) found a breel in the last inning when he got the bat extended and pulled a double down the left field line. He has fast hands and a loose path through the zone. 

28-White

#34 – 1B, line-drive, 6-hole | 1B, GB 6-hole | 1B, (RBI) line-drive LCF | 

#24 – 1B, line-drive CF |

#25 – 1B, GB 6-hole | 2B, line-drive, RCF wall | 

#28 – 1B, line-drive LF | 2B, (RBI), line-drive LCF gap | 

#35 – 1B, line-drive CF | 

#29 – 1B, line-drive CF | 

#26 – 1B, GB to SS, beat it out | 

#32 – 1B, flare LF | 

#33 – 2B, (RBI), line-drive LCF gap | 1B, line-drive LCF | 

#38 – 3B, line-drive RCF gap | 

33-Gray

#51 – 1B, GB to SS, beat it out | 2B, GB LF line | 1B, line-drive oppo RF | 1B, GB 6-hole | 1B, line-drive oppo RF | 1B, line-drive LF

#47 – 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, line-drive 6-hole | 2B (2 RBI) line-drive LCF gap | 1B, line-drive LF

#44 – 1B, line-drive oppo, 4-hole | 2B, line-drive LCF gap | 1B, line-drive CF

#55 – 2B, GB down LF line | 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, line-drive LF | 

#49 – 1B, GB to SS, beat it out | 2B, line-drive LCF gap | 1B, line-drive CF | 

#45 – 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, GB 6-hole | 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, line-drive CF | 

#350 – 2B, RBI, line-drive LCF gap | 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, (RBI) ,GB 6-Hole |  

#56 – 3B, line-drive RF line | 

#54 – Ground rule 2B, LF wall | 1B, GB 6-hole | 

#48 – 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, line-drive oppo RF | 

#46 – 1B, GB to SS | 1B, line-drive CF

#52 – 1B, GB CF | 

21-Maroon

#23 – 1B, GB to SS, beat it out | 2B, line-drive RCF gap

#28 – 2B, line-drive LCF gap | 2B, line-drive, one-hop LF wall | 

#31 – 1B, GB to 2B, beat it out | 1B, line-drive CF

#25 – 2B, GB down LF line | 

#30 – 1B, line-drive LCF

#24 – 1B, line-drive LCF | 1B, line-drive CF

27- Teal

#32 – 1B, oppo field | 1B, line-drive CF | 2B, line-drive RCF gap | 

#33 – 1B, line-drive oppo field | 1B, GB 4-hole | 

#25 – 3B, line-drive, pull side down RF line | 2B, line-drive RCF | 3B, line-drive, pull side down RF line | 

#26 – 1B, GB CF | 

#30 – 1B, INF hit | 2B, Line-drive LCF gap |

#34 – 1B, line-drive CF | 1B, line-drive LCF |

#35 – 3B, line-drive LCF gap | 2B, line-drive LCF |

#36 – 3B, line-drive RCF gap | 1B, line drive 6-hole |

#24 – 1B, line-drive oppo field | Ground rule 2B LCF |

#27 – 1B, line-drive LCF | 2B, line-drive, LCF gap | 1B, flare to CF |

17-Columbia Blue

#36 – 1B, hard hit line-drive to pull side | 

#37 – 1B, Line-Drive to pull side | HR, LF wall | HR, straight away CF | 

#23 – 1B, up middle | 1B, line-drive, oppo field | 1B, hard hit up middle | 

#25 – 1B, line-drive up middle | 1B, INF hit | 

#26 – 2B, pull side | 1B, pull side |

#27 – 1B, line-drive up middle | 2B, GB pull side down the line

#33 – 1B, flare oppo field | 2B, line drive up middle

#35 – 1B, line-drive pull side |

12-Royal

#11 – 1B, Line drive up middle | 1B, GB, 6-hole

#2 – 1B, line-drive, hard hit | Ground rule 2B LCF

#3 – 1B, line-drive, opposite field | 1B, line-drive oppo field | 

#4 – 1B, line-drive, pull side | 3B, Line-drive oppo field | 

#13 – 2B, Line-drive over CF head | 3B, pull side down RF line | 1B, GB, 6-hole

#6 – 1B, line-drive up the middle | 1B, GB oppo field | 3B, line-drive LCF gap

#1 – 1B, hard hit to pull side | 2B, GB pull side down foul line

#5 – 1B, line-drive to CF | 1B, line-drive pull side | 

#8 – 1B, GB 4-hole

#10 – 1B, GB 6-hole | 

Deagan O’Brien (2028 INF, Fort Lauderdale, FL) Led off the game with a single down the left field line. 

Maksim Neshov (2028 OF, Canton MI) Was able to take the first pitch of his AB pull his hands inside and drive it down the left field line for a stand up double advancing the runner in front of him from 1^st to 3^rd . Has developing speed.

Kieran Brendle (2028 INF, Chatham, NJ) Base hit down the left field line. Good competitor in the box; shows promise

Owen Ehrenkranz (2028 OF, Short Hills, NJ) Line-drive base hit back up the middle. Shows promise.

Paxton Ladner (2028 1B, Waxhaw, NC) Tall, athletic frame standing 6’3 180. Looks like a man among boys. Ladner pulled a single down the left field line. Stole 2B on the next pitch. Came around to score on 3-U ground ball. Has upside. 

Alex Govoni (2028 INF, Wilmette, IL) worked a quality AB before shooting a single in the opposite field gap. plus run tool. Clocked a 5.61 on the turn. Promising young athlete.

Dylan Montez (2028 INF, Montverde, FL) First batter and the third pitch of the game; Montez squares one up for a line-drive back up the box.  Medium sized athletic frame with long arms and legs and plenty of room to add strength. Montez stood out defensively as well; The following inning he made a routine play at short and showed off his strong, accurate arm across the diamond.

Claude Miros Jr. (2028 OF, Philadelphia, PA) Made an excellent, accurate no-hop throw from right field to cut a runner down trying to score from second base. In the same inning he made another outstanding, athletic defensive play ranging in to make a shoe-string catch on the run. 

Matthew Rangel (2027 C, Sammamish, WA) Medium sized athletic, lean frame. Squared up a fastball offering and drove it back up the middle for single. Rangel stood out defensively behind the plate where his athleticism plays. He has as desire to block balls in the dirt. Good looking player.

Quinn Melton (2028 1B, Chico, CA) Continues his hot hitting from yesterday and squared up a ball for a single in the left center field gap. Smooth left-handed stroke.  

Braxton Sykes (2028 INF, Brunswick, GA) Continues his hitterish ways by putting an excellent swing on a ball in his last AB. Sykes was able to pull his hands inside the baseball, square it up and keep an inside pitch in fair territory for a hard hit single. 

Carson Allen (2026 SS, Canyon, TX) had a nice day at the play today for his White squad. The athletic infielder had three singles on the game, using the middle of the field to lace multiple balls back up the middle. There is athleticism and twitch in the swing.

Nolan Colbert (2024 OF, Fishers,IN) has a sweet left-handed swing that he put to good use in-game today. Colbert had a loud double to the pull-side gap, showing natural loft in his swing. He later added a single to his hit column as well.

Drew Kaplan (2024 3B, Las Vegas, NV) had an explosive game at the plate. He had four hits on the game, including a double to the pull-side gap and triple to the right-center field gap. Scratched together two singles as well. There is a lot of explosion and power in his frame that projects well into the future. Impressive showing from Kaplan. 

Easton Newman (2026 SS, Deerfield, IL) had a versatile day for the White squad. Newman had two singles on the game with one to each gap, showing a full-field approach at the plate. He made his presence felt on defense, making a few highlight reel plays on the infield and helping his team secure the outs. 

Nicolas Nyasende (2024 OF, Bloomington, MN) used a flat bat path to stay linear through the zone and backspin some hits to the pull-side. He had a big hit later in the game that ended up being a standup triple, showing nice speed on the bases as well. Quality day at the plate for Nyasende.

Nasir Stevenson (2026 OF, Perth Amboy, NJ) came out of the gates hot for the White team, ripping a triple deep over the center-fielders head. There is a lot of quick twitch and athleticism in Stevenson’s game, and something that will continue to improve as strength is added to the frame. Strong bat-to-ball skills. 

Cooper Couig (2024 1B, Redondo Beach, CA) had a big day at the plate today. Couig is an imposing figure in the box with strength and coordination at the plate. He had multiple hits on the day, including two doubles to the opposite field with multiple RBI’s. There is really strong feel for the barrel in his game and ability to find the barrel consistently. 

Joshua Kendrick (2024 3B, Stockbridge, GA) used a whippy barrel to generate torque and backspin today in the box. Kendrick had two single through the middle of the field for solid line drives. There is some strength in the frame and good awareness in the box. 

Jonathan Reyes (2026 UTL, Beverly, MA) Made a big league play at 2B ranging to his left sliding on a knee, popping up quickly and recording the out. Demonstrated a smooth transfer of the ball from glove to hand and made an accurate throw.

Ethan Valdez (2027 1B/OF, Katy, TX) Smaller, proportional frame with room to add strength. Valdez squared up a fastball offering and hit it in the right center field gap for triple. Showed good efficiency running the bases. 

Bobby Brauer (2027 OF, Lavale, MD) Medium/large proportional, athletic frame with high waist, long arms and legs and ample room to add strength. Took a fastball offering shot and it to right field for a single. Demonstrated a mature approach by using the whole field.

Tre’ Adcox (2027 INF, Forest, MS) Large, athletic and very mature frame for a 2027. Worked himself into a good hitters count and squared up a fastball offering for a line drive right back up the middle for a single.  Has current gap power bur over the fence power potential. High follow.

Nate Brumfield (2024 C, Valparaiso, IN) took some really impressive swings in this one, picking up a couple hits and multiple hard barrels. His swing is clean with bat speed and loft, and there's solid strength on his frame as well. 

Ethan England (2026 SS, Flowery Branch, GA) showed off some impressive power, especially for a 2026, in this game. He lofted a ground rule double pull-side and added a gap shot double later on, consistently on the barrel with bat speed and loose, projectable hands. 

Seth Geter (2025 2B, Ellenwood, GA) has a compact, quick stroke that delivers the barrel out front and on time, picking up several barrels in this game including two line drive hits pullside and a well-struck flyout to CF. 

Julian Schultz (2025 LHP, Livingston, NJ) has loose hands at the plate with a quick stroke, showing good ability to cover the plate and use the whole field en route to picking up a trio of firm line drive singles. 

Hayden Harrison (2025 OF, Plantation, FL) has a projectable frame with a loose stroke and bat speed, and picking up a pair of hard singles, a triple and a well-struck fly ball to center field in this game. 

Juan Perez (2024 C, Sarasota, FL) is a physical, strong player and is able to show that strength in his swing, creating good leverage with the ability to impact. He homered on a line to the pull-side and hit several balls hard overall. 

Kaniel Rosado (2025 1B, Casselberry, FL) has good strength to his frame and a heavy barrel when on time, squaring up several balls in this one including three hard, line drive singles. 

Thomas Valero (2024 3B, Toronto, ON) is a physical righthanded bat with clear strength to his frame, showing big juice to big parts of the field. He launched a no-doubt bomb pull-side and drove two deep shots to center on the barrel. 

Cade Walter (2024 OF, St Cloud, FL) has a smooth stroke with bat speed and loose wrists, generating good jump off the barrel all over the plate. He put a pair of doubles up the opposite field gap and flew out deep pull-side as well, showing a true whole field approach. 

Jared James (2025, Marietta, GA) got things started with a loud double to deep left field, followed by another hard hit single to left field. Quick hands allows the bat head to get out front and drive balls well to the pullside despite a smaller build. 

Ellis Appling (2026, Grayson, GA) drove in the first two runs of the game with a loud double to deep left field. A strong frame generates advanced power that plays well to the pullside. 

Charlie Delp (2026, Cumming, GA) displayed the ability to turn on pitches on the inner half with a double down the left field line. Quick hands and a strong frame produce quality pullside power. 

John Robbins III (2026, Fayetteville, GA) smoked a ball down the right field line for a two-run double. Loose hands create quality barrel whip, while the frame projects well for more power down the line. 

Kane Moye (2025, McDonough, GA) showcased impressive power with multiple barrels to right field followed by a loud two-run homerun to deep center field. A lofted path and aggressive approach allows for the advanced power to be tapped into frequently. 

Jonathan Fleming (2026, Swainsboro, GA) showed the ability to drive balls well the other way with a loud double to right-center field. A strong frame allows for advanced power when the barrel is found. 

William Cutshall (2026, Covington, GA) drove in a run with a loud ground rule double to deep left field. The right-handed hitter showed the ability to get the barrel out front with a frame that projects well for more power down the line. 

Malachi Washington (2026, Stone Mountain, GA) showcased impressive strength to the big part of the yard with a loud double to deep center field. A strong, lean frame projects well for even more power down the line. 

Max Murray (2025 RHP, Winter Springs, FL) created some leverage and dove a triple to his pull side game in game today. Fell for taking the hands to and extending through the baseball.

Brady Buxbaum (2026 3B, Fort Lauderdale, FL) showed some strength and ability to lift the baseball at the plate today. Drove a baseball off the left field fence for a double in game today.

Tyler Dunn (2025 SS, Ellenwood, GA) showed some quick twitch ability and put efficient swings on the baseball today. Hit line drives and used the whole field.

Noah Melby (2026 RHP, Brookfield, WI) athlete that showed some fundamental swing mechanics at the plate today. Keeps the hands inside the baseball and gets the barrel to it. Hit line drives up the middle in game today.

Ethan Johnson (2025 C, San Jose, CA) got to the barrel for a double in game today. Quicker hands with a connected swing and ability to drive the baseball.

Jonathan Williams (2025 SS, Odessa, FL) an athletic middle infielder that got to the barrel on multiple occasions today with multiple hits. Showed some speed running the bases as well.

Aidan Buntich (2024 1B, Stevenson Ranch, CA) drove an opposite field gap double in game today. Added another double an at-bat later.  Balance with an efficient weight transfer in the swing to impact the baseball.

Jaden Fauske (2025 SS, Willowbrook, IL) turned on a pitch and lined a triple down the right field line. Timing with a quick swing through the zone.

Gabriel Colbert (2025 C, Indian Harbor Beach, FL) turned underneath a baseball and drove a double off the left field fence today. Bat path with the barrel control to lift the ball in the air with some pop.

Jeffrey Peters III (2025, Gardnervill, NV) sat back on a pitch and drove it deep to left center field for a ground rule double.  He has present strength and utilizes his frame well.

Cal Leighton (2025, Chesterfield, MO) was on time and burnt the center fielder with a line drive deep over his head for a stand-up triple.  He does a nice job of being direct to the ball with his hands and stays on balance.

Anthony Sutera (2024, Wallingford, CT) did a nice job of waiting on the ball and letting git get deep into the hitting zone before crushing it the other way for a triple.  He has a simple swing with nice bat-to-ball skills.

Angelo Velez (2024, Mastic Beach, NY) showed the ability to generate power to the pull side when he drove a ball deep to left center field for a double.  He has present strength and is efficient in his swing path.

Cole Davis (2025, St. Cloud, FL) made the most of his opportunities today, logging three clean base hits and two doubles into the opposite field gap.  He did a nice job of using the entire field.

Joaquin Gardner (2025, Newberry, FL) was all over the ball, driving the ball deep to left field for a ground rule double and then hard down the line for a stand up double in his last two at bats.  He does a nice job of creating backspin on his line drives that allows the ball to carry.

Jericho Morris-Johns (2024, Stouffville, CAN) was able to leverage the ball deep to the pull side for a ground rule double in his last at bat.  He showed the ability to make hard contact throughout the day.

Teak Toto (2025, Lawrenceville, NJ) has a line drive approach that he put to work today, drilling a ball into the opposite field gap that rolled all the way to the fence for a stand-up triple.  He does a nice job of matching plane and does not try to do too much.

Jake Brubaker (2025 OF, Uniontown, OH) has projectable abilities and the quickness to the ball and driving to all parts of the field.

Ben Bikar Jr (2024 SS, Avon Park, FL) has a compact swing and gets on time well. Showed feel of handling the barrel. 

Jose Lopez (2025 3B, Miami, FL) has present strength and drove the ball over the yard today. A couple extra base hits to go with an outfield assist from centerfield. 

Christopher Levy Gutierrez (2025 SS, Sw Ranches, FL) showed some bat speed with a multiple hit game. Rangy defensive actions at shortstop as well. 

Kenneth Colon (2025 C, Murfreesboro, TN) possesses quick hands at the plate with the ability to create whip of the barrel through the zone. 

Gianni Vora (2025 SS, Niantic, CT) has a solid frame and strength that he uses at the plate very well. Lets the ball travel deep in the zone and gets his weight through the swing. 

Julio Lluberes Peguero (2024 SS, Port Saint Lucie, FL) Proved to have legit two-way abilities. Smoked a pull-side triple over the rightfielder’s head. Speed on paths also showing. On the mound, topped 84 and was up into the low-80’s with good sink. Vertical breaking ball in the upper-60’s as well. 

Nate Breeden (2024 UT, Dandridge, TN) Was solid offensively at the dish. Unlucky hitting it right at guys but finding some loud barrels while doing so. Ripped one back up the middle at the centerfielder that jumped off the bat. 

Roberto Alvarez (2024, Miami, FL) made the most of his opportunities today, logging multiple base hits.  He does a nice job of staying back on his swings and does not get off balance.

Angel Garcia (2025, Miami, FL) did a nice job of staying through the baseball today, recording multiple base hits today.  He stays compact to the baseball and finds barrels consistently.  He would go on to add a double to left center field in his last at bat.

Alan Soler (2025, Hialeah, FL) showed nice power at the plate today, driving a double deep into the gap in his second at bat.  He showed nice barrel control throughout the day, notching multiple base hits.

Austin Wiegandt (2025, Miami, FL) unloaded on a ball to the pull side gap and showed nice speed as he motored into third with an easy triple.  He is athletic and is direct to the ball which allows him to make hard contact on the barrel consistently.

Colin Jones (2024, Atlanta, GA) has fast hands through the zone that he used to drive a double down the left field line.  He does a nice job of hitting the ball out in front of the plate and creating carry on his hits.

Jager Nailor (2024, Mechanicsburg, PA) stayed on the baseball and sent it deep into the left center field gab for an easy double.  He has a sturdy structure and generates nice power on his swing.

Rilee Hutchinson (2025 3B, Coshocton, OH) physical right-handed hitter with strength and leverage in the swing. Got to the barrel and drove a double over the centerfielders head today. Got to the barrel again for a solid single to left field.

Zac Foskey (2023 RHP, Woodstock, GA) extended through a baseball for an opposite field triple today. Drives the baseball gap to gap.

Ethan Solnick (2026 OF, Fort Mill, SC) turned on a pitch, kept the hands inside the baseball and drove a pitch for a triple down the right field line today. Swings with intent and shows some pop in his bat.

Zachary Simmons (2026 1B, Acworth, GA) got to the barrel consistently in game today. Connected swings with a clean bat path through the zone.

Landon Hallmark (2025 C, Marietta, GA) got to the barrel multiple times today. Showed some pop in the bat and ability to use the whole field today.

Cayden Nance (2026 2B, Vidalia, GA) athletic left-handed hitter with some quick-twitch and a direct hand path to the baseball. Lines the baseball gap to gap and drove a double to the fence in game today. Followed that up with a double down the right field line.

Justin Fryer (2025 LHP, Norristown, PA) athletic and connected swings keeping the hands inside t he baseball today. Got to the barrel and drove a double to the left centerfield gap today. Has some pop in the bat.

Jake England (2024 3B, Decatur, AL) put an impressive inside out swing on a baseball for a triple today. The strength and quickness to drive the baseball.

Luis Santiago (2025 C, Union City, NJ) showed some bat speed today with a line drive double. Gets on plane and extends through the baseball.

Juan Orozco (2024, Orlando, FL) found a loud barrel early with a double to the left-center field gap and then followed it with a two-run double into the left field corner. Strong hands at contact allow for hard hit balls frequently. 

Lenox Lively (2024, Swainsboro, GA) showcased the ability to drive balls well to the gap with a loud RBI double early on. A strong frame generates quality power presently with more likely to come down the line. 

Demarion Abrams (2025, Fort Meade, FL) showcased advanced barrel feel throughout the game, including a loud double to right-center field. Loose hands create quality barrel whip through the zone, allowing balls to be driven to all fields well. 

Julio Lluberes Peguero (2024, Port Saint Lucie, FL) displayed a smooth left-handed swing on a double to deep left-center field, followed by another loud double to right-center field. Good balance and the ability to get the barrel on plane early allows for hard hit balls to all fields. 

Pedro Mena (2024, Davenport, FL) hammered a ball back up the middle for a base hit. Quick hands generate quality barrel whip through the zone with an approach geared toward the middle of the field. 

Henry Clausell Giraud (2024, Patillas, PR) barreled a ball into the left field corner for an RBI double. Quick bat speed allows the barrel to get out front and drive balls with authority to the pullside. 

Aiden Matyas (2025, Cape Coral, FL) displayed impressive pullside power with a loud double off the left field wall. A strong frame and simple swing generates quality power that can show up often. 

Parker Adams (2024 OF, Andalusia, AL) is a good athlete with projection on his frame as well as present bat speed, making hard contact often in this one with 3 hits, including a bombed triple to left field. 

Cooper Obst (2026 C, Fort Lauderdale, FL) had 3 hits in this one, staying on the barrel and showing whip to the stroke with bat speed and impact. He sprayed line drives around, including a well-struck line drive double up the LCF gap. 

Miles Ott (2025 OF, Tigard, OR) made hard contact all day, squaring up a trio of singles as well as a lofted, deep shot to left field that ended up being run down. His body and overall offensive game project well. 

Luis Perez (2024 SS, Elizabethtown, PA) is a physical righthanded hitter with bat speed and a heavy barrel at impact, showing consistent ability to make hard contact, including a launched triple into the right-center field gap. 

Owen Sherrill (2025 C, Houston, TX) has good strength to his frame and that strength plays in the batter's box, hitting several balls hard today including a missile of a double pull-side to left field. The leverage and hand strength stand out. 

Caden Austin (2025 SS, Atlanta, GA) is a twitchy righthanded hitter with solid bat speed and a compact path, showing good feel for using the whole field, spraying line drives consistently and picking up hit after hit today. 

Liam Bender (2024 MIF, Coralville, IA) had a huge day at the plate, picking up 5 hits in this setting with most of them being well-struck liners, including a launched triple up the left-center field gap. The bat speed and consistent barrel stands way out. 

Nicholas Cote (2024 3B, Oakville, ON) has a projectable frame with projectable bat speed, showing consistent line drive abilities and good carry off the barrel, consistently hitting the ball hard in this one even if he wasn't rewarded with hits. 

Lance Hersh (2024 OF, Potomac, MD) picked up several hits in this game, including a pair of doubles, picking up barrels in 5 of his 6 at-bats. He's a compact righthanded bat with good bat speed and a clean path, and made an impression with his consistency today. 

James Rice (2025 OF, New York, NY) showed some fundamentals at the plate today with a quick compact swing. Hit a line drive up the middle. Drove an opposite field ground rule double. Hit a triple off of the top of the centerfield fence. Has some definite hitterish traits.

Spencer Adams (2026 SS, Jupiter, FL) drove a pitch to the left centerfield fence for a double. Another double on a line drive down the left field line. Has a compact swing with bat speed and extension through the baseball. 

Dylan Messina (2026 SS, Cortez, FL) showed feel for handling the barrel in some at-bats today, hitting line drives to all fields.

Caige Bratcher (2025 RHP, Pace, FL) connected on an opposite field double in an at-bat today. Has shown gap to gap pop this showcase.

Cam Williams (2026 RHP, Raleigh, NC) physical right-handed hitter that showed some strength in the swing today with an opposite field gap double.

Robert Turner (2026 SS, Murphy, NC) showed feel for the barrel with fundamental swing mechanics and the ability to drive the baseball to the gaps today.

Damico (DJ) Parker Jr (2024 OF, Seattle, WA) an outfielder with quick hands at the plate, holds angles well, and got to the barrel for line drives on multiple occasions today.

Landon Runyon (2024 RHP, Ludowici, GA) quick hands at the plate with the ability to create leverage in the swing and drive the baseball into gaps. Hit a ground-rule-double to left centerfield in game today.

Kaleb Steiger (2025 SS, Montgomery, TX) got to the barrel multiple times today including a double down the left field line. Some bat speed and consistently on time at the plate today.

Owen Turner (2024 C, Oxford, MI) drove in a couple runs with a line drive triple today. A connected swing with some quickness in the hands. Showed some instincts running the bases as well.

Angel Olaverria (2025, Norwood, MA) got the scoring started with a hard hit ball back up the middle and followed it up with another knock. A simple swing stays balanced with an approach that stays through the middle of the field. 

Domenic DiGialleonardo (2026, Stratford, NJ) showcased the ability to get the bat head out front with multiple hard hit balls to the pullside for a base hits. A lofted path allows for balls to be driven in the air well with strength that plays to the pullside. 

Mick Streibig (2026, Windermere, FL) displayed quality pullside power on a deep double to right field. Loose hands allow the barrel to get out front with a frame that projects well for more power down the line. 

Nate McBroom (2024, Channahon, IL) lined a ball hard back up the middle for a base hit. A clean, linear path stays in the zone a long time, allowing barrels to be found often. 

Jacob Nations (2024, Vance, AL) showcased a sound approach on a hard hit single to the opposite field. A simple swing stays balanced, allowing for the entire field to be used. 

Peyton Ganda (2025, Medina, OH) drove a ball down the left field line for a double. Quick hands allow the bat head to get out front and drive balls well to the pullside.

Holden Cooper (2024, Raleigh, NC) showed the ability to use a strong, lean frame to drive balls with authority. Strong hands and quality barrel feel allows quality pullside power. 

Angel Santiago Velazquez (2024, Hialeah, FL) dropped the bat head and drove a ball to deep left field for a ground rule double, before following it with another double to center field. A lean, athletic build projects well for more power down the line. 

Ray Yero (2025, Miami, FL) displayed intriguing tools on both sides of the ball. Strong hands allow for balls to be driven with authority to all fields, while athleticism allows for fluid actions defensively on the dirt. 

Slade Caldwell (2024, Jonesboro, AR) showed nice hand speed, ripping multiple base hits, including an inside the park home run.  He is an athletic player that keeps his hands inside the baseball and drives the ball into the gap.  He was able to launch a ball that hit halfway up the light pole in right-center field.

Christopher Rembert (2024, Pensacola, FL) is a strong athlete that does a nice job of staying through the ball deep to all parts of the field.  This strength showed as he powered a ball deep over the left center field fence for a home run.  He does a nice job of letting the ball travel deep into the hitting zone, driving a double over the right fielder’s head.

Hector Roca (2024, Homestead, FL) has a tall frame with plenty of strength that he uses well at the plate.  He does a nice job of getting his weight through the swing that allowed him to crush a double over the left fielder’s head.  Later in the game he drove a home run deep to left field.

Carson Page (2024, Hahira, GA) showed a great ability to barrel the ball up today, recording several base hits and launching a ball deep over the left field fence.  He has a compact frame and does a nice job of driving the barrel through the zone, generating tons of power.

Nicholas Rodriguez (2024, Miami, FL) has a strong build with tons of athleticism.  He does a nice job of being quick to the ball and driving it to all parts of the field.  He was able to use this strength to drive the ball deep over the center fielder’s head for a stand up triple.

Joseph Kelly (2024, Evanston, IL) has a compact swing and is consistently on time.  He did a nice job of staying back on a ball today and driving it deep into the right center field gap for an easy double.  He would later follow up with an easy double into the left center field gap.

Trevor Ferris (2024, Franklin, TN) has a large, strong frame that allows him to power the ball to all parts of the field.  He made consistent, hard contact on the barrel of the bat and had several hits.

Andrew Tess (2024 C, Clearwater, FL) got to the barrel in his first at-bat for a loud single to left field, 98 mph off the bat. Immediately stole second base, and showed plenty of athleticism throughout the day.

Cade Minus (2024 1B, New Braunfels, TX) physical left-handed hitting first baseball with strength and bat speed. Got to the barrel for a double off the centerfield fence to drive in a run his first at-bat. Made an athletic play in foul territory at first base along the fence line as well.

Franklin Francisco (2024 OF, Miami, FL) physical left-handed hitting outfielder that showed some pitch recognition, and a direct hand path to the baseball in game today. Can create leverage in the swing but can also shorten up and get the barrel to it. Drove a single up the middle in his first at-bat.

Austin Alonso (2024 SS, Rockton, IL) showed some unique stuff on the mound tonight. Located a fastball and thew several true knuckleballs with some late dancing movement to them. A pitch in the mid 60's that froze hitters on multiple occasions.

Ben Bikar Jr (2024 SS, Avon Park, FL) an athletic middle infielder that has made several polished plays in the infield today. Has put together several quality at-bats as well. Got to the barrel for a double on a quick swing through the zone.

Richard Klosek (2024 OF, Houston, TX) drove in two runs with an opposite field double. Some strength in the swing and ability to drive the baseball.

Matt Stern (2025 C, Cherry Hill, NJ) put a quick swing on a fastball and drove an RBI double over the centerfielders head. Definite hand speed in the swing with a linear bat path.

Landon Hallmark (2025 C, Marietta, GA) took no time at all to make his presence known in the box, as he stepped up to the plate and collected an extra base hit in his first at bat of the game. The durable 6-foot-1, 177-pounder has a simple and quiet operation, but is still able to generate power from it.

Wessley Roberson (2026 OF, Brunswick, GA) is a toolsy and athletic player who flashed some power in this one. The primary outfielder and left-handed hitter squared one up for a double in the left-center gap early in the game. He is a young player with a bright future ahead, and his opposite field pop was a promising sign.

In a game with multiple extra-base hits, Ashton Seymore (2024 C, Chicago, IL) made some of the loudest contact of the day, as he absolutely demolished a ball to left field, just narrowly missing a homerun. He would follow that swing up by collected a sharply-hit single in during the same at bat. The right-handed hitter has massive power in his physical 6-foot, 198-pound frame.

Zachary Simmons (2026 1B, Acworth, GA) is also in the running for the hardest hit ball of the night, as he crushed one to the fence in left field and motored around the bases for a triple. With a projectable 6-foot-2, 180-pound frame and long levers, he has plenty of power to grow into moving forward.

Cayden Nance (2026 2B, Vidalia, GA) is another athletic left-handed hitter who found success in this one. The primary infielder barreled one up for a double to deep right-center field.  There is plenty of quickness to the operation and whip in the hands.

Garrett Hayes (2024 OF, Tyler, TX) Definitely passes the eye test. Strong, durable, muscular frame. Possesses lead-off, game-changing type speed. Hit over power currently. Squared up a ball and shot it the other way for a single, which was his teams first hit of the evening. Advanced to second on a pass ball and stole 3B. Scored on a 4-3 ground ball.  Exciting, high-energy player that keeps you on the edge of your seat. 

Angel Garcia (2025 C, Miami, FL) Stocky frame with strong lower half. Jumped on the first pitch of the AB and smoked a double in the opposite right field gap. Possesses over the fence power potential. 

Alejandro Puig (2024 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) has some whip in his barrel and got it out in front to pull a double down the RF line in his first AB. Puig then made a loud statement late in the game barreling up another ball and sending a ball deep to LF for a home run. 

Antonio Socarras (2024 SS, Miami, FL) showed an advanced approach at the plate and there is strength present in his swing making hard contact throughout the night and hitting a ball deep to CF in his first AB for a double. Socarras also stepped on the mound and showed off his arm strength running his FB up to 90 and complemented it with a quality CH and SL

Cooper Couig (2024 1B, Redondo Beach, CA) had a great night at the plate showing his ability to keep his hands in tight and turn on the baseball driving the ball twice to LF for two singles.

Evan Arellano (2025 OF, Miami, FL) showed good plate coverage and got his barrel extended in his first AB to drive a ball to LF for a hard single.

Adolfo Camacho (2026, Boca Raton, FL) used the pull side during his round, flashing some lift and pop. The Florida native has plenty of room to grow into his frame and the power projects.

AJ Cruz (2026, Miami, FL) used a simple and repeatable stroke during his round. The ball came off the bat well, with a top exit velocity of 89 mph.

Gavin Hickey (2024, Irving, TX) met the ball with lots of strength out front. He barreled up some balls loudly, with a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Carmani Boozer (2024, Miami, FL) showed off easy strength, especially to the hands. The physicality plays and the power should continue to grow.

Andrew Prieto (2025, Cutler Bay, FL) worked to lift the ball during his round, using a clean path with steepness through the zone, which should be conducive to power.

Larry Rodriguez (2024, Miami Lakes, FL) used the pull side and the middle of the field, working to elevate. The right-handed bat recorded a best exit velocity of 87 mph.

Bobby Torres (2024, Hialeah, FL) produced a top exit velocity of 90 mph. Torres impacted the ball on a consistent basis, showing plenty of budding power.

Nick Banner (2024, Palm Beach Gardens, FL) stayed short to the ball, torquing the hips well and producing a good amount of barrels during his round.

Shaun Flannery (2026, Wallingford, CT) swung with lots of intent, showing a repeatable stroke and plenty power projection, producing a best exit velocity of 88 mph.

John Rossi (2024, Centennial, CO) showed a smooth and clean left-handed stroke. The Colorado native’s best pop was to pull side and the bat speed stands out.

Takashi Rutherford (2026, San Juan Capistrano, CA) displayed lots of intent behind the swing and the body really projects along with the power.

Spencer Stephens (2024, Jacksonville, FL) recorded a best exit velocity of 94 mph. The ball exploded off the lefty’s bat with ease.

Aidan Buntich (2024, Stevenson Ranch, CA) produced a best exit velocity of 91 mph. The primary first baseman has plenty of present bat speed and strength.

Blake Davis (2026, Apopka, FL) utilized a compact stroke that he repeated well and the ball came off well with carry.

Jaden Fauske (2025, Willowbrook, IL) registered a best exit velocity of 93 mph. The Louisville commit does a good job of leveraging the barrel with a clean path through the zone.

Ty Kennedy (2025, Orlando, FL) displayed a refined swing, staying short and direct while working the pull side. He produced a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Michael Senay (2025, Orlando, FL) used his long levers to create length and work the pull side. He registered a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Jonathan Williams (2025, Odessa, FL) showed some really intriguing switch-hitting ability during his round, producing exit velocities of 86+ from both sides of the plate.

Brady Buxbaum (2026, Fort Lauderdale, FL) showcased big strength to the hands at impact, producing a top exit velocity of 93 mph.

Sam Elston (2024, Chapel Hill, NC) produced multiple exit velocities of 90+ mph during his round, swinging to do damage with tons of intent.

Christopher Levy Gutierrez (2025, SW Ranches, FL) displayed a smooth right-handed swing, working pull side and the middle of the field during his round.

Emilio Saavedra (2026, Gatineau, ON) stayed short to it, making a tight turn while flashing budding power and recording a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Jose Lopez (2025, Miami, FL) offers a physical presence, and it translated as he blistered several baseballs to deep left field.

Avery Anderson (2024, Register, GA) showed off the juice, sending one out of the park to left field and putting a good swing on many others.

Gavin Braland (2024, Hampton, GA) displayed easy all fields power, sending deep fly balls all over the field. The catcher produced a best exit velocity of 95 mph.

Andre Mason (2025, Valdosta, GA) used a linear path to produce hard line shots, ending his round with a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Jaden Nelson (2024, Daphne, AL) produced a best exit velocity of 88 mph. The primary shortstop has a quick bat and stays short to it.

Christopher Patterson (2024, Frisco, TX) put on a loud display during his round, sending multiple balls out of the park and producing several 95+ mph exit velocities. His best shot left the bat at 98 mph and traveled 398 feet.

Dale Sutton (2025, Ludowici, GA) showed low effort juice to the pull side, registering a best exit velocity of 95 mph.

Murchael Turner (2024, Mableton, GA) did a great job of going the other way with authority, sending lasers to the opposite field and producing a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Adanel Baptista (2025, Orlando, FL) registered a best exit velocity of 90 mph and shot liners all over the field.

Yahir Burgos (2025, Elgin AFB, FL) lifted the ball with authority and swung with good intent, showing present pop and producing a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

Dylan Diaz (2025, Las Piedra, PR) utilized a line drove stroke, staying compact and simple from the left side.

Gabriel Rosado (2024, Ponce, PR) did a good job of using the whole field, displaying a clean swing with little wasted movement.

Wilson Javier Villanueva (2024, Isabela, PR) showcased a loose swing with plenty to like. The power projects well as he continues to grow into his frame.

Marco Buchbinder Jr. (2024, Weston, MA) used a compact swing with a solid combination of strength and athleticism, registering a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

Lincoln Daly (2025, Santa Clarita, CA) mashed some baseballs and showed burgeoning power, registering a top exit velocity of 101 mph and hit one out of the park that traveled 401 feet.

Alexander Jacobs (2025, Melbourne, FL) leveraged the barrel well and displayed excellent power projection, recording a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Anthony Roberts (2024, Brooklyn, NY) produced multiple 90+ mph exit velocities during his round, with his best being 97 mph. He showed his best pop to pull side sending one out of the park that traveled 347 feet.

Josh Barnes (2025, Leesburg, GA) showed some standout strength from both sides of the plate. He recorded a best exit velocity of 95 mph.

Andrew Tess (2024, Clearwater, FL) used a steep path through the zone and lifted balls to deep left field. The offensive upside from behind the plate is very intriguing.

Cade Minus (2024, New Braunfels, TX) produced a best exit velocity of 98 mph and blistered several balls to pull side during his round.

Blake Curci (2024, Marianna, FL) created length and leveraged it well with looseness through the zone while recording a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

Dylan Bowser (2026, Knoxville, TN) met the ball with evident strength to the hands at impact. The primary third baseman produced a top exit velocity of 91 mph.

Jake Brubaker (2025, Uniontown, OH) had a very good round, finding the barrel on a consistent basis, using a swing with simple components to it.

Adrian Garcia (2025, North Bergen, NJ) drilled liners to the pull side throughout his round, recording a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Ellis Appling (2026, Grayson, GA) laced hard line shots during his round, showing lots of present strength while registering a top exit velocity of 91 mph.

Jared James (2025, Marietta, GA) showed plenty to like, showing quick hands on a linear stroke, registering a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Kane Moye (2025, McDonough, GA) had a very loud round, hammering balls pull side with big bat speed. He produced a best exit velocity of 96 mph and several 90+ mph.

David Paez (2025, Grayson, GA) connected on a good amount of balls, getting fully extended and showing strength, registering a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

John Robbins III (2026, Fayetteville, GA) showed lots of present bat speed on an uphill path and lasered several balls to right field, producing a top exit velocity of 95 mph.

Ethan Johnson (2025, San Jose, CA) showed big time strength, connecting on multiple 90+ mph exit velocities and finishing his round with one that left the bat at 101 mph.

Andrew Kornacki (2026, Cadillac, MI) recorded an exit velocity of 91 mph, showing a clean swing with projectable pop.

Masai Marshall (2024, New York, NY) wore out the pull side and the middle of the field, crushing some line shots and producing multiple 97+ mph exit velocities.

Moises Vazquez (2024, Munster, IN) produced lots of hard barrels and a best exit velocity of 93 mph, using balanced stroke.

Ben Filler (2025, Winter Springs, FL) showed a refined swing with simple pieces to it, registering multiple 92 mph exit velocities.

Ace Allen (2026, Cedartown, GA) had a good round, serving liners all over the field while showing good handle for the barrel.

Slade Clayton (2025, Opelika, AL) offers lots of physicality and the strength to the hands was evident as he barreled up some balls hard.

Braden Gabel (2024, Kennesaw, GA) got on plane well, producing multiple 90+ mph exit velocities and showing his best pop to left center.

Bryce Kingeter (2024, Villa Rica, GA) engaged the lower-half well and flashed juice to left field, registering a 92 mph exit velocity.

Jake Gaskill (2025, Suwanee, GA) recorded a best exit velocity of 91 mph and the hands are fast on a linear path through the zone.

Joshua Kendrick (2024, Stockbridge, GA) worked the pull side gap often, swinging with lots of intent and recording a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

William Myhand (2026, Hoschton, GA) displayed pretty effortless juice to the pull side and the middle of the field, producing a best exit velocity of 88 mph.

Alexander Tassopoulos (2025, Stouffville, ON) showed some intriguing pop from the left side, producing a top exit velocity of 89 mph.

Jonathan Hernandez-Carr (2026, Naples, FL) served lots of line drives, finding the barrel frequently while recording a best exit velocity of 85 mph.

Nick Warner (2026, Alpharetta, GA) produced a top exit velocity of 85 mph, using clean and refined swing mechanics.

Mason Draper (2026, Deltona, FL) is a physical bat and it translated well during his round, recording a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Jericho Morris-Johns (2024, Stouffville, ON) produced multiple exit velocities of 92 mph and met the ball with evident strength at impact.

Christian Hamilton (2024, Fort Lauderdale, FL) put on a very strong display, shooting sharp liners all over and recording a top exit velocity of 93 mph.

Glenn Smith (2024, Austin, TX) showed his best power to left center, employing a well-balanced swing and recording a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Clark Corlew (2024, Lake Worth, FL) showcased lots of present strength, sending multiple line shots that registered at 92 mph off the bat.

(Robert) Vance Bock (2026, Sugar Hill, TX) showed advanced physicality and a simple, under control stroke, recording a top exit velocity of 85 mph.

Bubba Coleman (2026, Braselton, GA) displayed very intriguing power upside and consistently found barrels, recording a top exit velocity of 90 mph.

William Cutshall (2026, Covington, GA) produced a top exit velocity of 91 mph, whipping the barrel through the zone hard with intent.

Jonathan Fleming (2026, Swainsboro, GA) hit the ball hard throughout his round with low effort, registering a top exit velocity of 91 mph.

Vaughn Howard (2027, Gulf Breeze, FL) stayed under control and balanced, showing advanced bat speed and recording a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Grant Wagner (2026, Richmond Hill, GA) barreled some balls loudly during his round, displaying real strength in the wrists and producing a top exit velocity of 92 mph.

Malachi Washington (2026, Parkview, GA) utilized a very short and simple stroke, producing a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Charlie Delp (2026, Cumming, GA) showcased advanced power and met the ball with big strength, with his best exit velocity being 96 mph.

Amarri Daniel (2024, Orlando, FL) used a very functional swing with good rhythm, registering a best exit velocity of 95 mph.

Jovaugh Davis (2024, Kissimmee, FL) worked the pull side for the most part during his round, using a loose stroke and recording a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Santiago J Ponte (2024, Lake Nona, FL) worked both of the gaps with authority and carry, producing a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Jose Armando Pimentel (2024, Miami Gardens, FL) is a physical presence, and the ball came off very well, registering a top exit velocity of 92 mph.

Maddux Stahl (2024, Parker, CO) employed a loose stroke and the worked the pull side primarily, recording a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Devon Wilkes (2025, Oxnard, CA) showed off left-handed pop, swinging to do damage and sending a home run out to right, leaving the bat at 95 mph and traveling 330 feet.

Caden Austin (2025, Atlanta, GA) sprayed liners to all fields, using a hands-oriented stroke and registering a top exit velocity of 87 mph.

Nicholas Cote (2024, Oakville, ON) worked to lift the ball and showed off some pull side juice, registering a top exit velocity of 86 mph.

Bryce Duszak (2024, Appleton, WI) used a linear path, sending lots of hard line drives into left field, producing a top exit velocity of 90 mph.

Nicholas Sedam (2024, Harrison, OH) employed a super functional swing and quick hands, having an extremely consistent round with every ball coming off the bat at 88+ mph and the best being 95 mph.

Jordan Weathers (2026, Statesboro, GA) utilized a well-timed swing, repeating well while producing a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Tristan Alvarez (2026, Peachtree Corners, GA) stayed under control with a smooth swing and barreled it up often, registering a best exit velocity of 88 mph.

RJ Cope (2026, Lawrenceville, GA) mashed baseballs to pull side and the middle of the field, showing immense power upside and bat speed and registering a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Reiston Durham (2026, Lawrenceville, GA) showcased good barrel control, sending liners to right field with a best exit velocity of 87 mph.

Cameron Jackson (2026, Decatur, GA) showed a smooth stroke and a clean path from both sides of the plate, torquing the hips hard and registering a top exit velocity of 95 mph.

Brice Marchman (2026, Waynesboro, GA) backspun it well to the pull side, exhibiting solid power potential and a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Braylon Nelson (2026, Daphne, AL) put on a loud display, crushing balls to deep center field and ending his round with a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Dallas Peoples (2026, Atlanta, GA) consistently ripped balls deep into right field with a path and strength conducive to power, recording a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Nox Williams (2026, Millen, GA) stayed direct and short with his swing, shooting liners to all fields and producing a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Juliomar Campos (2025, Guaynabo, PR) used a loose stroke and had lots of impact to the pull side, registering a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Alejandro Puig (2024, Pembroke Pines, FL) displayed lots of bat speed and used his long levers to create length and produce a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Esteban Acevedo (2024, Moca, PR) produced a top exit velocity of 90 mph and repeated his swing well with some jump off the barrel.

Dian Medina (2025, Dorado, PR) impacted the ball hard with obvious strength at the point of contact. The right-handed bat produced a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Drew Kaplan (2024, Las Vegas, NV) put on a strong display during his round, producing multiple exit velocities 90+ mph with his best being 94 mph.

Nolan Belcher (2024, Jonesboro, AR) exhibited strong power upside, elevating the ball with lift to the path and producing a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Kelvin Almonte (2025, Yonkers, NY) swung with good intent and got fully extended, showing his best power to pull side and producing a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Joaquin Gardner (2025, Newberry, FL) showed some thunder to the hands, meeting the ball with strength and a top exit velocity of 90 mph.

Sam Taylor (2025, Glenmoore, PA) showcased bat speed, heaviness to the barrel, and solid power projection, recording a best exit velocity of 91 mph during his round.

Jeffrey Peters III (2025, Gardnerville, NV) worked to lift the ball with a steep path while showing his best power to left and recording a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Kelvin Almonte (2025, Yonkers, NY) worked both of the gaps with solid bat speed from the left side, registering a top exit velocity of 88 mph.

Frank Boutot (2024, Plantsville, CT) showed good power projection and a smooth stroke, producing a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Brendan Hall (2024, Chesterfield, VA) employed a super short and compact stroke, working the middle of the field and producing a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Trey Seluk (2026, Oviedo, FL) showed good switch-hitting ability with a repeatable stroke from both sides of the plate and recording a best exit velocity of 88 mph.

Joseph Talas (2025, Peoria, AZ) produced a best exit velocity of 93 mph, showing heaviness and strength to the hands.

Aviel Webster (2024, Burleson, TX) impacted the ball hard with low effort and lift through the zone with seven shots off the bat at 90+ mph and his best at 97 mph.

Oakley Willingham (2025, Macon, GA) showed advanced strength and physicality, hitting the ball hard often, recording a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Johnny Chen See (2026, Miami, FL) showed a good knack for the barrel, hitting lots of line drives and producing a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Brett Ishikawa (2024, Steven Ranch, CA) used a smooth and fluid swing, repeating well and recording an exit velocity up to 91 mph.

James Gibson (2026, Boyds, MD) showed quality bat speed and a line drive-oriented stroke, working the middle of the field often.

Eli Porter (2024, Dover, KY) registered a top exit velocity of 93 mph with a simple, athletic, and functional swing.

Rock Duer (2025, Flower Mound, TX) employed a direct and clean swing from both sides of the dish, showing gap-to-gap power with potential for more.

Rilee Hutchinson (2025, Coshocton, OH) showed big strength while leveraging the barrel with good bat speed, producing a best exit velocity of 95 mph.

Grayson Waller (2025, Elko, GA) kept the hands tight and showed good feel for the barrel, producing a best exit velocity of 87 mph.

Mitchell Baek (2025, Pinehurst, NC) showed good strength in the hands at the point of contact, producing a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Michael "Hunter" Stonecipher (2025, Bogart, GA) employed well leveraged and balanced stroke with plenty bat speed sending a couple out of the park to right field, producing a 96 mph exit velocity.

Jackson Taylor (2025, Marietta, GA) used his physicality well, with good present power to pull side and plenty more projection remaining. He produced a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Tyrell Wyatt (2024, Stone Mountain, GA) displayed a heavy barrel and produced some loud barrels with obvious strength. He recorded an exit velocity of 92 mph on two occasions.

Sinjon Lash (2025, Newnan, GA) put on a strong power showing, producing several 90+ mph exit velocities with his best being 97 mph.

Joseph McLean (2024, Canton, GA) hit balls hard very frequently and used a functional swing, producing a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

Joseph Contreras (2026, Alpharetta, GA) showed strong switch-hitting ability, finding lots of barrels from both sides.

Gabe Gonzalez (2025, Jacksonville, FL) displayed easy juice to the middle of the field, sending balls to deep centerfield on a couple of occasions.

Noah Miller (2024, Tallahassee, FL) produced a best exit velocity of 94 mph and hit balls hard from both sides of the plate with good physicality.

Alexander Reyes (2026, Snellville, GA) made tight turns and showed good feel for the barrel with strength, producing a best exit velocity of 88 mph.

Kade Thompson (2025, Toomsboro, GA) used the pull side for the most part, sending sharp line drives into left field. He registered a best exit velocity of 89 mph.

Jacob Young (2024, Smyrna, GA) employed loose and quick wrists with good bat speed, producing a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Jeffrey Peters III (2025 C, Gardnerville, NV) barreled up a mid 80's fastball for a hard hit single up the middle. Added another hit and showed some strength in the hands on a broken bat single to left field.

Oakley Willingham (2025 C, Macon, GA) showed some advanced feel to pitch in his outing today. Located some mid 80's fastballs around the zone and changed speeds with a breaking ball that had consistent shape. Changed speeds/eye levels well and really competed. Overall, 

Joaquin Gardner (2025 3B, Newberry, FL) showcased some two-way ability today getting to the barrel in his first at-bat for a base hit. Went two scoreless innings on the mound with four strikeouts, while showing a mid 80's fastball and a breaking ball.

Cole Davis (2025 1B, St Cloud, FL) caught up to a mid 80's fastball and drove an RBI single to the opposite field today. Bat stays in the zone for a long time and was on time at the plate today.

Teak Toto (2025 OF, Lawrenceville, NJ) put together multiple quality at-bats today. The left-handed hitter fouled off tough pitches, showed plate coverage and lined a line drive base hit in one of his at-bats. Four strikeouts over two innings on the mound as well.

Roberto Alvarez (2024 OF, Miami, FL) was ready to go from the jump in this one. As the second batter of the game, Alvarez sent a rocket down the right field line for a double. The hand speed really stands out, and the primary outfielder has a solid base of tools to build from.

Cason Hill (2025 OF, Murfreesboro, TN) displayed intriguing two-way potential with an impressive performance on both sides of the ball. Hill generated plenty of swing and miss with his fastball, especially up in the zone, running it up to 86 mph. At the plate, he showed a smooth and fluid swing that produced loud contact.

Matias Fischer (2026 SS, Miami, FL) is another young prospect who flashed high-level two-way talent. On the bump, he filled up the zone at 83 mph, while his athleticism and lanky frame project for much more down the road. The switch hitter has good twitch from both sides, and he collected a couple of well-struck base hits.

Misael Uriepero (2025 SS, Miami, FL) is a toolsy player who impressed during the workouts, and that continued into the games. The twitchy left-handed hitter barreled one up during his last at bat and sent a laser into the right-center field gap for a triple. Look for Uriepero to make some noise in this coming year.

Erick Thompson (2024 3B, Prosper, TX) showed a live arm during his two innings of work, striking out three batters and running his fastball up to 86 mph. He hides the ball well during his delivery, which adds deception and makes it difficult to pick up for opposing hitters.

Austin Wiegandt (2025 OF, Miami, FL) flashed some upside on the bump, running his fastball up to 83 mph and striking out five batters in two shutout innings. He showed plenty of athleticism on the mound and it translates to the plate, where he collected on a base hit on the day.

Ira Jefferies Harris (2024 SS, Marietta, GA) smoked a double down the line to bring in a run in his final at-bat. It's big bat speed and power potential from the left side and the ball jumps. 

Slade Caldwell (2024 OF, Jonesboro, AR) smoked a triple into the right center gap and continued to be around the barrel as he has the entire event. 

John Parker Nunn (2024 RHP, Fairmount, GA) throws from a sidearm slot and generates an uncomfortable look. He allowed just one hit over three shutout and mixed in a putaway slider to the glove side. 

Jaxson Wagner (2025 OF, Richmond Hill, GA) collected two hits and has some solid offensive tools to build on. He laced a single in his second at-bat and showed the speed by beating a ball out in the first. 

Daniel Becker (2025 RHP, Pembroke, MA) Large, athletic, proportional frame. Becker drew a walk showing he has the discipline to know what pitch he wants. In the 2^nd sequence he jumped on a fastball offering and drove it in the opposite field gap, one hopping the wall for a stand up double. Advanced to 3B and scored soon after on a base hit. Has over the fence power potential.

Aiden Matyas (2025 SS, Cape Coral, FL) Large, athletic, proportional frame standing 6’1, 180. Took a quality AB with a man in scoring position and delivered an RBI single shooting it the other way. Shows intent in swing. Collected a stolen base on the 2^nd pitch of the sequence.

Zachary Simmons (2026 1B, Acworth, GA) Tall, lean, athletic frame with room to add. Had a hot shot back up the box in his 1^st AB that hit the pitcher square in the mitt. Didn’t get the base hit result he wanted, but made an impression at the plate. Made and outstanding defensive play at 1B ranging back in foul territory and making an athletic over the shoulder catch at the fence.

Demarion Abrams (2025 OF, Fort Meade, FL) Strong, durable, muscular frame built like a linebacker. Took a fastball offering and hit a towering fly ball over the left fielders head for a ground rule double.  Shows lightning quick hands and over the fence power potential. Excellent intent in the swing. A player to be excited about in the coming years. 

Liam Bender (2024 MIF, Coralville, IA) had a very strong game at the plate collecting two hits. In his first AB, Bender sat back nicely on a breaking ball and drove it into the LCF gap then showed his speed around the bases for a triple. Followed it up with a single up the middle in his 2nd AB.

Jace Dardar (2026 2B, Dacula, GA) impressed with his bat in this game recording a double in each of his plate appearances. Dardar dropped his barrel on a low FB and drove it over the CF head in his 1st AB then showed some pop to the opposite field driving a ball to LCF

Reiston Durham (2026 SS, Lawrenceville, GA) showed his ability to drive the ball to both fields in each of his ABs to collect two hits in the game. In his first AB, Durham hit a hard line drive to the opposite field while staying on a good plane then came up and turned on a FB with two strikes to record his 2nd hit.

Bryce Duszak (2024 C, Appleton, WI) has some bat speed present in his swing and got his barrel out on a ball to drive an RBI double down the left field line

Nicholas Sedam (2024 1B, Harrison, OH) showed off some big pop in his barrel when he took a FB and drove it deep to CF for an RBI double

Kane Moye (2025 1B, McDonough, GA) Knocked in a pair of runs in the first inning with a single to rightfield. Was able to square up a fastball and showcase the barrel control.

Andrew Kornacki (2026 1B, Cadillac, MI) Singled up the middle with the bases loaded, adding two rbi to his name. Fluid left-handed cut with a simple approach. Comfortable in the box.

Michael Diorio (2025 LHP, Manhasset, NY) Found some loud barrels during the action. Smoked one back up the middle that was caught by the centerfielder. Also singled to the opposite field later in the day.

Aaron Orozco (2025 C, West Palm Beach, FL) strong frame and some quality stuff on the mound. Mid 80's fastball topping out at 86 and a slider with some late depth to it. Challenges hitters with the fastball early and misses bats with the slider. Maintained the stuff throughout. Overall, struckout five in two hitless innings on the mound. Added a double 

Glenn Smith (2024 SS, Austin, TX) struck out the side in both of his innings on the mound today. Mid 80's fastball and a breaking ball with a consistent release point and spin efficiency. Impressive pitch combo and worked quick on the mound.

Mason Draper (2026 LHP, Deltona, FL) repeatable athletic movements on the mound. Struck out four in his two innings. Worked the fastball around the zone and showed feel for a breaking ball the he kept hitters off balance with.

Joseph Kraus (2026 RHP, Sanford, FL) up to 83 with the fastball on the mound today. Showed feel for a breaking ball and mixed the pitches well. Struck out three in his two innings.

Jericho Morris-Johns (2024 1B, Stouffville, ON) physical six-foot-six right-handed pitcher with a low 80's fastball and low 70's breaking ball. Struck out five in his two innings on the mound, including striking out the side in his second inning. Some ingredients to work with on the mound.

Troy Korvick (2024 RHP, Miami, FL) worked the fastball up to 87 mph and showed a good repertoire highlighted by his curveball and splitter. He also led the game off with a line drive single the other way. 

Caleb Bonemer (2024 SS, Okemos, MI) didn't collect a hit but had one of the louder barreled up balls over the course of the game. He smoked a ball that was just shy of the warning track in left field and likely goes out without the wind batting it down. 

Maddox Monsour (2025 SS, Carrollton, GA) had two knocks in the game and showed off an athletic swing. There's plenty of feel for the barrel and the hands adjust to contact well. 

Cameron Novak (2025 RHP, Canton, GA) worked the fastball up to 86 mph and did a nice job at throwing strikes. Slider was a pretty good pitch and looks like a future out pitch. 

Nathaniel Mohan (2028 UTL, St. Augustine, FL) X-small proportional frame. Worked himself into a hitters count. Produced a single to left field. 

Nicky Soares (2028 UTL, Selbyville, DE) Smaller athletic frame. Will gain size and strength as he ages and matures. Looks hitterish in the box. Took a fastball offering to the opposite field that rolled to the right field wall for a triple. Good runner underway. 

Quinn Melton (2028 1B/3B, Chico, CA) Medium sized frame. Took a fastball offering and squared up for a single to center field. Showed a nice compact swing from the left side.

Joel Santiago (2027 C/UTL, Orlando, FL) Athletic, proportional frame. Squared up a fastball offering and drove it over the center fielders head for and inside the park home run. Showed some foot speed as he rounded the bases. 

Braxton Sykes (2028 UTL, Brunswick, GA) Tall, lean, proportional frame with ample room to add weight and muscle. Squared up a ball and hit it over the center fielders head for a stand up double. Clocked a 5.23 on the turn. Logged one inning on the mound topping out at 73. High effort delivery. 

Christopher Patterson (2024 3B, Frisco, TX) has good physicality with a strong build and quality bat speed, hitting a rocket of a pull-side bomb in this game. He got a center-cut heater and didn't miss it, showing off the kind of ability he has to hit baseballs extremely hard. He also showed well on the mound, reaching 80 mph. 

Murchael Turner (2024 OF, Mableton, GA) has a solid build with good bat speed and strength in his wrists, turning on a fastball and smoking it down the line for a double. He's a very good overall athlete who runs well and takes the extra base with ease. 

Tre Jackson (2025 3B, Decatur, GA) has good size with plenty of strength in his frame, and he showed that power off in game here with a well-struck, lofted double to the pull-gap. He generates very good leverage and allows that strength to really play. 

Kenneth Colon (2025 C, Murfreesboro, TN) is a switch-hitter with a clean stroke from both sides, and he leaned on a smoked liner to RF from the left side late in this one. The barrel is on time and on plane at contact, and there's some serious power upside here. 

Christopher Levy Gutierrez (2025 SS, Sw Ranches, FL) is a projectable young infielder with good bat speed and feel for contact that projects well for power. He smoked a single pull-side in this one, showing off the whip of the barrel, and can hit the ball hard consistently. 

Zion Martinez (2027 MIF, San Bernadino, CA) Small, proportional, athletic frame. Looks hitterish in the box. Worked a quality AB and produced a hard hit single through the 4-hole. Showed clean actions while making 2 routine plays at shortstop. 2nd AB produced a line-drive out to the center fielder. Good looking player. High follow.

Hamza Al Mathno (2027 C, Toronto, ON - Can) X-Small proportional frame with ample room to add. Took a pitch on the outer half of the plate and shot it the other way for a single. 

Brett Williams (2027 SS, Atlantic Beach, FL) Medium sized athletic frame. Worked a quality AB shot a hard hity ground ball single back up the middle. 

Ben Scheaffer (2027 OF, McCordsville, IN) X-Small frame produced a hard hit single through the 4-hole. Smooth swing from the left-hand side.

Memphis Davenport (2027 1B, Belleville, MI) Tall, lean proportional, athletic frame. Work himself into a good hitters count and took advantage of a fastball offering with a line-drive single to left field.

Wilse Guerrero (2027 3B/OF, Boston, MA) Large, proportional, athletic frame. Jumped on a fastball and squared it up with an RBI double that 2-hopped the right field wall. 

Grady Callaway (2027 C, White House, TN) Proportional, athletic frame. Took the first pitch and drove a line-drive triple to the right center field gap. Excellent speed around the bases. 

Connor Shouse (2024 SS, Ball Ground, GA) showed some massive upside on the mound, living in the 90-93 mph range for both innings on the hill. The arm speed is electric and he worked with both a low-80s slider and changeup he threw too; he struck out four over two innings. 

Carson Dougherty (2024 3B, Kennesaw, GA) is a big bodied right-hander who worked up to 84 mph on the mound. He gets downhill nicely and also mixed in a breaking ball he could land for strikes. 

Matthew Kerrigan (2026 OF, Valdosta, GA) has some nice feel on the mound, working in the 78-80 mph range with looseness and angle. Kerrigan also dropped in some 12/6 curveballs with good shape and depth. 

AJ Terry (2025 SS, Randolph, NJ) has been on the barrel all day and added two more laced singles in this one. He sat back on a two strike slider nicely to line it to pull and did the same in his final at-bat. 

Colin Gallagher (2024 RHP, Mount Pleasant, SC) is a big and physical first baseman who has definite power to grow into. He flashed that power today, waiting back on an outside pitch and taking it the other way for double down the right-field line. If he can continue to hit for power to all parts of the field, opposing pitchers will need to tread lightly when he is up to the plate.

Kingston Kost (2026 1B, Des Moines, IA) flashed some opposite field power in today’s contest. The big, 6-foot-3, 205-pounder let the ball travel and took an outer third pitch the other way for a double, carrying deep into the right-center field gap.

Luccas Mendez (2026 SS, Boca Raton, FL) would emerge victorious after a long at bat, as he waited for his pitch and didn’t miss it. The twitchy and athletic shortstop ripped a two RBI double down the left-field line, putting his team firmly ahead in the third inning. Mendez has smooth swing and quick hands, and he flashed his defensive prowess as well, making a nice over the shoulder catch at second base.

Jack Novack (2025 C, Woodstock, GA) made some of the loudest contact of the day, as he crushed a ball to the left field corner. He delivered the barrel out front and elevated at contact, causing the ball to carry a long way in the air and eventually reaching the fence on one hop.

Keon Johnson (2026 SS, Macon, GA) pitched well on the bump, working up to 86 on three pitches. He also crushed a booming triple to the right centerfield gap and continues to impress. 

Emmanuel "Manny" Lantigua (2025, Boca Raton, FL) worked up to 90 mph on the bump and showed a pretty live arm. He's a great athlete and lived in the upper-80s with feel for a changeup. 

Troy Ford (2025 OF, Fayetteville, GA) had two knocks and continues to show good feel for the barrel. It's very good bat to ball skills with athleticism to dream on. 

Ethan Bass (2026 SS, Northbrook, IL) has some solid arm talent and ran the fastball up to 84 mph in the process. It's a talented arm with a solid profile overall. 

Joseph Mittiga (2026 C, Suwanee, GA) showed a really impressive arsenal with three pitches and lots of feel. He throws from a lower slot, ran the heater up to 84 mph, and the changeup was a solid offering. 

Terrance Bowen (2025 SS, Dallas, GA) is a physical right-handed hitter and has real impact off the barrel. He's very strong and the power upside is vast as he tripled the other way. 

Jonathan Williams (2025 3B, Odessa, FL) has a long, projectable body with good physicality and has power from both sides of the plate. He launched a double up the right-center gap in this one when hitting lefthanded, showing a great blend of bat speed and loft to his stroke. 

Aidan Buntich (2024 1B, Stevenson Ranch, CA) showed off a good power/speed combo early on in this one, rocketing a double into the pull-side gap and then promptly getting a great jump and stealing third base 2 pitches later. 

Jaden Fauske (2025 SS, Willowbrook, IL) has stood way out all event long and had another rope in this game, spraying a hard liner oppo for an extra base hit. The barrel path is loose and whippy with bat speed and good strength, and he looks like a very high-level hitter. 

Shaun Flannery (2026 RHP, Wallingford, CT) picked up a pair of knocks in this one, showing good feel for the barrel with the ability to use the whole field. He keeps his swing on plane and does a nice job of covering the plate, with the body projection that speaks to future power. 

Ty Kennedy (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) has real bat speed and a knack for the barrel, showing consistent hard contact skills in this one. He's shown the ability to get authoritative barrel on pitches in different spots of the zone, and projects well physically. 

JC Gamble (2025 MIF, Selden, NY) Switch hitter. Small/Medium sized athletic frame. Produced a quality AB by working into a hitters count. Turned on a fastball offering and pulled it down the first base line for a single. High follow

Marcus Peguero (2024 3B, Port Jervis, NY) Picked up right where he left off from the previous game. Got himself in a good hitters count and jumped on a ball and drove it into the left center field gap for a stand up double. High follow.

Jayden Benfer (2026 3B, Orlando, FL) Benfer continues his hot streak. Worked a good AB and turned on a pitch and shot it through the six hole just beyond the reach of a diving shortstop. Good looking young 2026 athlete that has upside and has not stopped growing into his frame. 

Luis Ecarri (2025 SS, Saint Cloud, FL) Continued his hot steak from last game by picking up another single in 2 consecutive AB’s. Found the six hole.

Ben Pulliam (2025 OF, Glen Allen, VA) Short-hopped the wall in left center field. Stole 3B the next pitch which shows awareness and high baseball IQ. Plus runner. Large, strong, muscular, athletic frame with high waist. Big time upside here. Reached on an error in his 2^nd AB and stole second base.Tried to steal 3rd and got cut down. High follow.

Jake LaPorte (2024 RHP, Pittsburgh, PA) Single through the six hole past a diving shortstop. Tall, proportional, athletic frame with room to add weight and muscle.

Peyton Ganda (2025 C, Medina, OH) Took a hanging curveball and absolutely lambasted a ground-rule-double in the left center field gap. Advanced to 3B and scored on single through the six-hole. Possesses a large, durable frame with over the fence power potential. 

Nate Slaughter (2024 C, Hahira, GA) Smoked a single through the six hole and picked up the RBI. XL, stocky frame that possesses over the fence power potential. Jumped on the mound the following inning touching 81 and not allowing a base runner.

Kaniel Rosado (2025 1B, Casselberry, FL) Large, durable, athletic frame. Demonstrated a solid 2-strike approach, expanded his zone and reached out and hit a double the other way down the right field line.

Joseph Kelly (2026 3B, Evanston, IL) had a strong start on the mound allowing only one hit over 3 innings and striking out 5. Kelly's athleticism is present in his delivery and shows advanced pitchability for his age with a 3 pitch mix which includes a FB that was up to 80 MPH with some life. Also continued to show himself as a two way talent with another hit at the plate.

Toby Glasberg (2025 OF, Hinckley, OH) pounded the strike zone and kept hitters guessing to the tune of 5 Ks in his two inning of works. Glasberg had advanced feel and spin on his breaking ball with the ability to throw it in all counts. His CB had a sharp 11/5 break with RPMs registering over 2500+. 

Brooks Burdine (2025 OF, Aledo, TX) showed his ability to get to a ball on the inner half by turning on a FB and drove it into the RCF gap for a double and followed it up with another single down the RF line in his 2nd AB.

Eric Sun (2024 2B, Washington, DC) was a stand out defensively at shortstop throughout the game showing his ability to cover ground to both sides with fluid actions and arm strength across the diamond. 

Asher Friedman (2024 SS, Rockville, MD) displayed his ability to drive the ball back through the box with a hard line drive single up the middle in his 2nd AB.

RHP Grant Kinzel (25, TX) started on the mound for Team Gold. He worked 2 innings on the mound and only allowed 1 hit and no runs. The young right-hander has a projectable frame at 6-foot-3, 210-pounds. He located his FB to both sides of the plate and kept it low over his duration. He ran it up to 79 mph along with a 70 mph breaker that had 11-to-5 shape. He struck out 5 hitters along the way. At the plate, he also hit a FB to his pull-side for a deep double the LCF warning track. Solid two-way player now.

Joseph Kelly (’26, IL) collected a nice hit for Team Gold during the 8:00AM slot. Kelly was able to take a FB on the outside corner the other way for a knock. The swing was smooth and on a level plane. He also showed a quite approach with a simple timing mechanism.

C/CIF Eli Harrison (’26, FL) is a solid built 15-year-old that showed some promise for Team Gold. He was able to collect a solid base knock for Team Gold during his 1^st plate appearance. Harrison will add more strength down the road and should turn into a solid player down the road.

RHP/1B Joshua Hull (’26, TN) is currently ranked as the No. 10^th prospect in Tennessee for his class. On the mound, the young right-hander was able to navigate easily through 2 innings of work. Hull worked a heavy FB that was 80-84 mph with some slight run. He also flashed a SL that had some bend to it at 68 mph. Very projectable arm/player that has a very high ceiling.

MIF/OF Hunter Wallace (‘25’ FL) had a good day at the plate for Team Army Green. He went go 2-for-2. The two singles he collected; he made solid contact off the bat. He showed more pull-side pop while staying through the ball and staying balanced.

Jacob Nations (2024 RHP, Vance, AL) showed a lot to like on the mound this morning, displaying legit pitchability and a competitive mentality. He had complete control and command of his fastball/curveball mix, and he kept hitters guessing with every pitch. His fastball came in at 80 mph consistently, and his curveball had sharp break at 2300+ RPMs. He would do his part on the offensive side of things as well, adding a single in his first at bat of the contest.

Alexander Haine (2026 OF, Tallahassee, FL) is a crafty lefty who put together a solid three innings of work. He ran his fastball up to 81 mph, and the pitch showed significant arm side run, which proved to be difficult to square up and aided him in striking out seven opposing batters. He lived at the bottom of the zone and was not afraid to mix in his 1-7 shaped curveball.

JC Gamble (2025 MIF, Selden, NY) is a twitchy and athletic player who showed well during workouts yesterday. It was more of the same today, as he picked up a hard-hit single into right field in his first at bat. The primary shortstop has an excellent, top of the order profile, and he will continue to improve as he grows and gets stronger.

JJ Howe (2024 OF, Bonaire, GA) would drive in the only run of the game for his squad, ripping a long single into right field to score the runner from first base. The uncommitted outfielder has shown a multitude of tools so far this week, and we got a flash of the hit tool in this look. Howe went down and found barrel with a ball near the bottom of the zone, showing quick, strong hands and good adjustability in the swing.

Ben Pulliam (2025 OF, Glen Allen, VA) is a physical prospect that can get the barrel turned over with authority, and he did just that in his last at bat of the game, sending a line drive over the shortstop’s head. He was on time and delivered the barrel out in front of the plate, allowing him to take full advantage of his strength. Look for Pulliam to make some noise in 2023.

Danny Melendez (2026 SS, Celebration, FL) In his 1^st AB of the day Melendez squared up a fastball offering shooting the gap for a stand-up triple. Showed excellent speed around the basepaths. Came around to score on a bloop single.  Long, lean, athletic frame with ample room to add size and strength. 

Jayden Benfer (2026 3B, Orlando, FL) In his 2^nd AB of the day Benfer squared up a ball in the left center field gap for a stand up triple. Showed excellent speed around the bases. Came around to score on a pass ball. 

Michael Peterson (2025 3B, Naples, FL) Cashed in an RBI on an opposite field single to right field. Did a good job staying on the pitch with a 2-strike approach and using the whole field.

Marcus Peguero (2024 3B, Port Jervis, NY) Large, durable, muscular frame.  Squared up as ball to center field for a single. Demonstrated he has plus bat speed. Good looking athlete. 

Juan Perez (2024 C, Sarasota, FL) The switch hitting Perez has impressed with a couple of quality AB’s and working into good hitters counts. Smoked a ball in the left center field gap for a stand up double. 

Trey Bentley (2024 SS, Mulberry, FL) Switch hitter. Was definitely a standout amongst his peers. Athletic frame with some carry tools. Led off the the inning with a hard hit single, stole 2^ndbase, advanced to 3^rd and came around to score on 4-3 ground ball. High follow into the spring.

Luis Ecarri (2025 SS, Saint Cloud, FL) Lean, athletic frame with long arms and legs. Pulled his hand inside and turned on a fastball offering for a single down the 3^rd base line. Showed he possesses a run tool by stealing 2^nd base the following pitch.  Was left stranded on 2B.

Jack Ryan (2024 1B, Peachtree City, GA) was impressive in an early look this morning. Pitched three innings and tallied 8 K's. Ryan's repertoire featured a two-pitch mix, including a slider that created swing and miss consistently. Gets great extension through release and fastball features heavy sink and is up to 84. 

Ray Yero (2025 SS, Miami, FL) finished with two hits on the day. Created solid hand speed and rhythm to approach. Louder barrels pull side and middle.  

Giancarlo Arencibia (2024 MIF, Metairie, LA) continues to see the ball over the last couple of days. Fluidity is there and consistently finds a barrel. 

Raymond Missett (2024 3B, Port Saint Lucie, FL) put together a nice two-strike approach in his second at-bat of the morning. Doubled to dead center and later scored in the inning. Long levers that creates a linear bat path for middle-away. 

Angel Olaverria (2025 C, Norwood, MA) and Holden Cooper (2024 C, Raleigh, NC) put together solid swings in their showing this morning. Line-drive singles that caught the barrel. 

James Rice (2025 OF, New York, NY) finished the day 1-2, including a scorching double down the left field line. Well time load with a compact swing. 

Isaias Ducasse (2024 3B, Kissimmee, FL) looked good on the bump in this one, tossing a solid 3 innings with seven punchouts. The right handers has a loose and quick arm, and the ball really jumps out of his hand. He displayed a bulldog mentality on the mound, going right at hitters with his fastball. His fastball touched 85 mph with 2000+ RPMs.

Dallas Peoples (2026 OF, Atlanta, GA) would get things started for Team 40-Royal in the 2^nd inning, taking full advantage of his at-bat with two runners on. Peoples battled in a two strike count and came out on top, sending a ball down the left field line to plate both runners. The left-handed hitter has a physical 6-foot-2 frame, and there is a lot to like about the profile moving forward.

Maddux Stahl (2024 OF, Parker, CO) made the loudest contact of the night, crushing a ball to left field for a ground rule double. This ball was a rocket off the bat, and it wasted no time, reaching the warning track in a hurry. The uncommitted outfielder is a physical prospect with obvious power potential, and his bat speed and strength will certainly play at the next level.

Reiston Durham (2026 SS, Lawrenceville, GA) was excellent behind the dish in tonight’s game, and his defensive performance and effort was worthy of a mention. Durham is an uber-athletic catcher (ran a 6.93 second sixty time), and his lower half flexibility/mobility really stood out. He blocked multiple balls in the dirt that he had no business getting to, showing noteworthy lateral range.

Ayden Lockett (2026 OF, Suwanee, GA) works with a clean operation on the mound. Good projection going forward at 5-11/148. Excellent arm speed from a 3/4 slot. Has late and electric life to his fastball (topping 83). Slider is an out pitch in the low 70's. Very interesting follow going forward. 

Noah Miller (2024 3B, Tallahassee, FL) sat in the low 80's during his couple innings. Pounded the zone where the fastball showed heavy life and supplemented it with a 12-6 breaking ball at 67-70. Also, collected a single in his first at-bat of the game. 

Abel Orfi (2026 C, Cumming, GA) whipped the barrel through the zone on his lone hit (single) up the middle.

Kade Thompson (2025 OF, Toomsboro, GA) got his team on the scoreboard with an RBI double away to right-field. Patient approach when looking to go gap to gap. Consistent swing and body stay in rhythm. Kade also jumped on the mound and ran his fastball into the low 80's.

Luis Santiago (2025 C, Union City, NJ) had the first hit for his team with a line-drive single to centerfield. Gets extension through the zone, while producing contact to all fields. 

Malachi Washington (2026 OF, Stone Mountain, GA) put together some quality at-bats tonight and showed really quick hands through the zone to barrel up the baseball. Collected two hits including a double.

Jonathan Fleming (2026 RHP, Swainsboro, GA) showed a fastball up to 84 tonight with a breaking ball that he landed in the zone for strikes. Worked with a pace and got quick outs tonight. Overall, struck out seven across three innings. 

Vaughn Howard (2027 3B, Gulf Breeze, FL) continued his strong showcase performance this game with two more barreled up line drive singles up the middle and three barrels in his three at-bats. Very impressive at the plate tonight.

Connor Walker (2026 LHP, Milltown, NJ) a left handed pitcher with plenty of projection on the mound. Showed some polish and pitchability tonight mixing a fastball and curveball that he consistently made quality pitches with. Overall, struck out seven over three innings.

Josh Midanek (2026 C, Highland Park, IL) made some of the loudest contact of the night on a line drive single to centerfield. Got on plane, caught up to a low 80's fastball and showed a direct hand path to the baseball.

Ryder Register (2026 SS, Roswell, GA) got to the barrel twice tonight for a multi hit game. Got on time and handles the barrel well. Showed some ability to make an impact on the bases with a stolen base.

William Cutshall (2026 2B, Covington, GA) swung the bat well once again in the game. Handles the barrel very well with limited wasted movement in the swing. Collected a hit and drove in two runs this game.

(Robert) Vance Bock (2026 C, Sugar Hill, GA) got to the barrel for a loud double into the gap in one of his at-bats tonight. Has some strength in the swing and has shown some gap to gap pop at the plate today.

Antonio Rivera (2026 SS, Brookline, MA) Proved to be mature in the approach. Took a good outer half pitch and let it travel before driving it into the right-center gap. Gap to gap type approach. Proved to be a decent runner on paths as well. 

Evan Escobar (2024 SS, Miami, FL) Flashed a quick bat while in the box. Short, simple stroke staying direct to the baseball. Crushed a pull-side single during the action that jumped off the barrel. 

Jeffrey Peters III (2025 C, Gardnerville, NV) Found the loudest barrel of the night with a deep double into the left-centerfield gap. Knows how to leverage the baseball while generating backspin. Power projection down the road. 

Joaquin Gardner (2025 3B, Newberry, FL) Shined all over the field today. Had a pair of hits on the day at the dish. Also threw out a runner at second from leftfield with a dart of a throw. Was also into the mid-80’s with the fastball on the mound. Feel to spin a breaking ball as well. 

Cooper Couig (2024, Redondo Beach, Calif.) was able to line one into right field and hustle out a base hit. Nice job to shoot one the other way and pick up a base hit in the top of the first inning during his first at-bat.

Carson Allen (2026, Canyon, Tex.) got the barrel out front and drove one hard through the left side. Moved up the runners and collected a base hit on the swing. Kept the first-inning rally alive with his single.

Duan Lester (2026, Ocala, Fla.) gets on plane and meets the ball out front to line it back up the middle for a base hit. It was a nice, well-struck barrel from the right-handed hitter to keep the 44-Black rally alive in the bottom of the first inning.

Drew Kaplan (2024, Las Vegas, Nev.) was solid on the mound. Worked 82-84 mph on the fastball for the most part and filled up the zone. He showed a breaking ball in the mix as well. The right-hander finished with 5 punchouts over 2 2/3 innings of work. Also barreled a ball to deep right field that was caught in his first at-bat. Quality swing from the right-handed bat.

Nolan Colbert (2024, Fishers, Ind.) left the yard on a bounce in the top of the fifth. He turned on a fastball and barreled it up with strength behind it for a deep drive down the right-field line. Coasted into second easily with a ground-rule double. 

Frank Boutot (2024, Plantsville, CT) turned on a pitch and drives it into the right-center gap. Nice piece of pull-side hitting. Hustled out of the box and was able to pick up a double on the swing.

Seth Geter (2025 2B, Ellenwood, GA) got the scoring early with a single to the pull-side. Twitch to his game and it shows in multiple facets of his game. 

Parker Adams (2024 OF, Andalusia, AL) found a loud barrel in the first inning with a triple into the left-center gap. Sat back on a pitch and squared it up. Baseball jumping off the barrel. 

David Goldapper (2024 LHP, Fountain Hills, AZ) utilized a quick arm on the mound. Fastball into the mid-80's with effort. Projects more velocity down the road and has upside on the mound.  

Will Perry (2025, Palm City, FL) showed off some big left-handed juice, sending one out of the yard to pull side. The ball left the bat at 92 mph and traveled 322 feet.

Hunter Wallace (2025, Sanford, FL) showed the ability to use the whole field with comfort during his round, producing plenty of barrels throughout.

Holden Cooper (2024, Raleigh, NC) found some loud barrels during his round, producing a best exit velocity of 92 mph. The East Carolina commit uses a simple swing and repeats well.

Clayton Norrell (2025, Amarillo, TX) worked the gaps, displaying projectable power. The Texas native stays under control and meets the ball with plenty of strength out front.

Jack Ryan (2024, Peachtree City, GA) produced a top exit velocity of 93 mph while consistently impacting balls hard during his round. The power plays well to pull side.

Vance Kurokawa (2025, Chicago, IL) showed solid switch-hitting ability and a compact stroke with standout hand speed from the right side.

Brooks Burdine (2025, Aledo, TX) showcased significant pop to his pull side, a product of loft and strong hands.

Joshua Hull (2026, Collierville, TN) produced loud bat speed, getting fully extended out front. The Tennessee native registered a best exit velocity of 88 mph during the round.

Bailan Caraballo (2024, Orlando, FL) showed tremendous power upside during his round. The outfielder possesses tremendous power upside and is a physical presence.

Grant Kinzel (2025, Fair Oaks Ranch, TX) displayed big time strength, producing several loud barrels. He registered a top exit velocity of 93 mph during the round.

JJ Howe (2024, Bonaire, GA) had multiple balls come off the bat at 90 mph, using a simple swing, repeating it well.

Caden Fox (2026, Marietta, GA) showed some very intriguing power potential, using both of the gaps with authority. A physical presence, Fox possesses obvious strength.

Jayden Benfer (2026, Orlando, FL) had a consistent round, using an athletic stroke with good handle for the barrel, working the whole field.

Danny Melendez (2026, Celebration, FL) swung with lots of intent, showing standout bat speed. The athleticism is evident and there is significant power upside.

Juan Perez (2024, Sarasota, FL) produced a top exit velocity of 98 mph during batting practice. The switch-hitting bat has a clean and short stroke from both sides of the plate.

Thomas Valero (2024, Toronto, ON) showed a quick bat with strength that was conducive to lots of hard hit balls. The Ontario native had several balls that left the bat in the low-90s, with the best being 92 mph.

Cade Walter (2024, St. Cloud, FL) flashed pull side juice, with a top exit velocity of 93 mph. The left-handed stick swings to do damage and impacts it hard.

Trey Bentley (2026, Mulberry, FL) sent some lasers to right field during his round. The Florida native showed impressive bat speed, especially for his age.

Martin Rincon (2024, Tomball, TX) showcased quick hands, doing a good job of using the entire field.

Tyler Sirchia (2024, Armonk, NY) showed a clean left-handed stroke, striking some balls hard while showing significant strength.

Colin Gallagher (2024, Mount Pleasant, SC) is a physical bat and registered a best exit velocity of 89 mph during practice.

Robert Bryson IV (2026, Jacksonville, FL) used a quick stroke to lace balls to his pull side. The hands really work as does the barrel control.

JC Gamble (2025, Selden, NY) showed a lot to like, given the bat and hand speed. The switch-hitter registered a best exit velocity of 90 mph.

Ben Pulliam (2025, Glen Allen, VA) showed big power upside, getting fully extended out front with standout strength. The Virginia native used the middle of the field, showing carry.

Angel Santiago Velazquez (2024, Hialeah, FL) regularly registered exit velocities in the upper-80s, torquing it hard and ending with a consistent round.

Peyton Ganda (2025, Medina, OH) showed some serious strength to the hands, hammering balls one after the other with a top exit velocity of 92 mph.

Nate Slaughter (2024, Elkhorn, WI) mashed some balls during the round, with a best exit velocity of 93 mph. The Wisconsin native possesses standout physicality and looks to do damage.

Terrance Bowen (2025, Dallas, GA) showed big power projection given his lean and athletic frame and effortless bat speed, with a best exit velocity of 96 mph.

Cannon Goldin (2025, Buford, GA) sent hard line shots all over the field, displaying big time bat speed and his best power to pull.

Gavin Howard (2025, Gulf Breeze, FL) utilized a simple and linear stroke, producing a best exit velocity of 90 mph while doing a good job of using the middle of the field.

Noah Jordi (2024, Canton, GA) showcased a loose stroke with plenty of power potential. The Georgia native registered a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Kade Kisz (2025, Woodstock, GA) impacted balls very hard and sent balls to pull side with authority. The Georgia Tech commit has burgeoning power that only will grow.

Joseph Mittiga (2026, Suwannee, GA) used a loose and easy stroke, showing his best power to pull side and producing a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Maddox Monsour (2025, Carrollton, GA) employed a simple swing, using the whole field with a professional style round of batting practice.

Miles Shore (2024, Marietta, GA) registered a best exit velocity of 92 mph, with plenty of projection to the frame as well as the power.

Caleb Bonemer (2024, Okemos, MI) hammered some baseballs loudly during his round, showing big strength and a best exit velocity of 97 mph.

Slade Caldwell (2024, Jonesboro, AR) displayed a lightning quick bat, producing several loud barrels and a best exit velocity of 96 mph.

Elijah Hurt (2024, Sarasota, FL) registered a best exit velocity of 93 mph, impacting balls to the middle of the field with easy pop.

Jaxon Walker (2024, Lenoir City, TN) showcased some of the best bat speed of the day, sending missiles all over the field with a best exit velocity of 95 mph.

Christopher Rembert (2024, Pensacola, FL) blistered baseballs to the middle of the field, staying super short with big strength and a best exit velocity of 102 mph.

Hector Roca (2024, Homestead, FL) produced a best exit velocity of 98 mph, showing huge strength and big time impact.

Nicholas Rodriguez (2024, Miami, FL) destroyed baseball to pull side, using a smooth and fluid stroke. He ended his round with a best exit velocity of 104 mph.

Emmanuel "Manny" Lantigua (2025, Boca Raton, FL) showed an athletic stroke from both sides of the plate, registering a 90 mph exit velocity from the right side and 97 mph from the left.

Ethan Bass (2026, Northbrook, IL) utilized a fluid barrel through the zone and found the barrel frequently, using mostly the pull side and the middle of the field.

Logan Charboneau (2025, East Haven, CT) showcased some loud power with a best exit velocity of 100 mph. The UConn commit is uber physical, standing at 6’6”/230.

Ethan Dejesus (2026, Riverview, FL) showed off some impressive bat speed from the left side, producing a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Troy Ford (2025, Fayetteville, GA) used a quick stroke, staying on a linear path. The ball came off really well, producing a best exit velocity of 98 mph.

Keon Johnson (2026, Macon, GA) punished some baseballs to his pull side during his round, showing lots of carry while registering a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Matthew Kerrigan (2026, Valdosta, GA) utilized a loose stroke with plenty of lift to it that will be conducive to juice as he continues to grow into his frame. He produced a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Addison Latko (2026, Park Ridge, IL) employed a quick and direct stroke, finding the barrel frequently and producing a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Griffin Miller (2026, Palm Beach, FL) registered a best exit velocity of 92 mph while showing power projection and getting fully extended out front.

JD Stein (2025, Carmel, IN) showed excellent handle for the barrel and sent one out to left field, leaving the bat at 102 mph and traveling 385 feet.

Ethan Stipp (2026, Palo Verde, NV) drilled liners with effortless strength, registering a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

AJ Terry (2025, Randolph, NJ) employed a clean stroke, repeating it well while working the gaps during his round.

Grayson Baldovin (2024, Marietta, GA) hit the ball hard from both sides of the plate, lofting it with solid bat speed.

Paul Green (2024, Tyrone, GA) flashed big pull side pop during his round, sending one out of the park with an 89 mph exit velocity and a distance of 340 feet.

Ira Jeffries Harris (2024, Marietta, GA) produced exit velocities of 90+ from both sides of the plate with big bat speed and barrel fluidity.

Aidan Paradine (2024, Bayonne, NJ) exhibited lots strength and pull side juice, registering a best exit velocity of 99 mph.

Connor Shouse (2024, Ball Ground, GA) blistered some balls, producing a best exit velocity of 99 mph. The Georgia Tech commit uses a lofted path and it comes off well with little effort.

Carson Dougherty (2024, Kennesaw, GA) swung to do damage, showing real strength to the hands and producing a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Henry Clausell Giraud (2024, Patillas, PR) stayed under control, working both of the gaps and registering a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Julio Lluberes Peguero (2024, Port Saint Lucie, FL) had a really impressive round, employing a quick, smooth stroke from both sides of the plate and producing 90+ exit velocities from both sides.

Carlos Martinez (2025, Port Saint Lucie, FL) impacted balls often during his round, producing a best exit velocity of 97 mph. The power upside is significant.

Jeremy Martinez (2024, Caguas, PR) swung with lots of intent, staying direct to the ball and wearing out the pull side with a top exit velocity of 99 mph.

Pedro Mena (2024, Davenport, FL) displayed a smooth stroke while registering a best exit velocity of 95 mph. The swing has simple components to it and he repeated it well.

Javier Nazario (2024, Delray Beach, FL) has a quick and direct bat and he really accelerated through contact to produce hard line drives.

Abel Uriel Soto Bonilla (FA, Santo Domingo Norte, DOM) employed a compact, line drive-oriented stroke, staying connected well and producing a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

Dylan Messina (2026, Cortez, FL) showcased real switch-hitting ability, sending line shots all over the field from both sides of the dish.

Landon Runyon (2024, Ludowici, GA) used the whole field well, employing a simple and well-timed process while producing exit velocities in the upper-80s.

Owen Turner (2024, Oxford, MI) blistered some baseballs, registering a top exit velocity of 94 mph. The Michigan native uses a short swing, and the hands really work.

Daniel Hernandez Ten (2024, Lakeland, FL) swung with lots of intent and the bat speed really plays. The Houston commit registered a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

Jaxon Clayton (2025, Brookfield, WI) used the whole field and went everywhere with power. The uncommitted bat has plenty of physicality and produced a top exit velocity of 90 mph.

Cooper Obst (2026, Fort Lauderdale, FL) showed some real potential with the stick. The switch-hitting backstop found lots of barrels and sent liners all over the field.

Chris Carmona (2024, Lake Worth, FL) employed a loose swing with plenty of power projection. The Florida native produced multiple barrels with an exit velocity of 90+ mph.

Brian Oakley (2024, Fuquay Varina, NC) offered a big time physical presence and consistently produced loud barrels, with a top exit velocity of 95 mph.

Caleb Korth (2026, Parker, CO) registered a best exit velocity of 90 mph, sending balls to deep left field. Korth swings with plenty of intent and the swing posits more power moving forward.

Ashton Seymore (2024, Chicago, IL) powdered baseballs often, having a very consistent round while showing his best pop to pull side.

Erick Thompson (2024, Prosper, TX) did a good job of getting on plane and elevating the ball, showing good power to pull side with a best exit velocity of 92 mph.

Cason Hill (2025, Murfreesboro, TN) showed some loft and looseness to his bat path, backspinning the ball well.

Demarion Adams (2025, Fort Meade, FL) produced a top exit velocity of 94 mph. The uncommitted bat turned the barrel over hard with obvious strength.

Garrett Hayes (2024, Tyler, TX) showcased present pop and sent some screamers off the bat with his best exit velocity being 98 mph during the round.

Cayden Nance (2026, Vidalia, GA) showed some serious thunder to the hands, producing a top exit velocity of 97 mph. The Georgia native utilizes a smooth left-handed stroke, and the power ceiling is significant.  

Wessley Roberson (2026, Brunswick, GA) had a very good round, using the whole field with a well-connected and direct stroke. He produced a best exit velocity of 94 mph.

Max Balsera (2025, Miami, FL) utilized a simple and balanced stroke, finding barrels throughout the round and producing a best exit velocity of 91 mph.

Matias Fischer (2026, Hialeah, FL) displayed a loose and clean stroke from both sides of the plate along with plenty of physical projection.

Jager Nailor (2026, Mechanicsburg, PA) used a short and compact stroke with plenty of present bat speed, showing his best power to left center. He registered a top exit velocity of 93 mph.

Misael Uriepero (2025, Miami, FL) employed a linear stroke with barrel fluidity through the zone. The left-handed stick produced a best exit velocity of 93 mph.

Austin Wiegandt (2025, Miami, FL) backspun the ball really well, torquing the barrel hard and collecting lots of barrels. He produced multiple 95+ mph exit velocities during the round.

Nicholas Zimmerman (2024, Orland Park, IL) caught a lot barrels during his round and registered a best exit velocity of 91 mph. The Illinois native possesses solid bat speed and engages the lower-half well.

Julio Lluberes Peguero (2024 SS, Port Saint Lucie, FL) has a really athletic swing with a direct path to contact. He collected two hits including a ball that dropped in no man's land and a laced single back up the middle. 

Carlos Martinez (2024 OF, Port Saint Lucie, FL) also had two hits as he pulled one through the left side and boomed one deep to left field. He's got serious juice and also struck out four in two innings on the bump. 

Owen Turner (2024 C, Oxford, MI) crushed a triple to straight away centerfield. He got extended nicely with a full, uphill path and an executed plan to elevate. 

Omar Minaya (2026 OF, Santo Domingo, NC) collected two hits including a double down the third base line. It's a really athletic swing with quality bat to ball skills to boot. 

Connor Hamilton (2025 RHP, Thompsons Station, TN) has a quick arm and lots of life on the fastball. The delivery is super athletic and he flashed three pitches. 

Grant Wagner (2026 1B, Richmond Hill, GA) polished performance on the mound today. Fastball in the low 80's with command to both sides of the plate and late movement. Paired that with a breaking ball in the mid 60's. Struck out seven over three innings tonight. 

Vaughn Howard (2027 3B, Gulf Breeze, FL) impressed in the field in game today. Showing advanced defensive actions including making a play to his right at third and throwing across with arm strength. Added a double and a triple on line drives into the gaps as well.

William Cutshall (2026 2B, Covington, GA) has swung the bat impressively well at the plate tonight. Quick hands, consistently on time and getting the barrel to the baseball. Two solid single back up the box tonight.

Samuel Martell (2025 LHP, Loganville, GA) left handed pitcher that worked in the low 80's with the fastball tonight, and spun the breaking ball efficiently throughout his outing. Threw a ton of quality pitches to some talented hitters tonight.

Charlie Delp (2026 1B, Cumming, GA) drove in a run with an RBI double. Left handed hitter with some balance and hand speed to impact the baseball.

Jace Dardar (2026 2B, Dacula, GA) put together an impressive at-bat that ended in a line drive single tonight. Athletic player that can run, play multiple positions.

Justin Fryer (2025 LHP, Norristown, PA) works from the 3/4 arm slot and ran his fastball up to 84. Fastball has late life to it with some cut action. Compliments his fastball with a slurvy breaking ball (68-71). Creates deception from altering deliveries and tempos while on the mound. Has great confidence in his secondaries. Finished with 7 K's in 3 innings.

Ethan Eidson (2023 RHP, Cumming, GA) with an interesting look for the first couple of frames on the mound. Creates good downhill plain and really runs his fastball on each halve of the plate. Deceptive 3/4 arm slot where he gets on top and drops down creating massive angle. Slider is his best secondary so far, while creating many swings and misses. 

Tyrell Wyatt (2024 3B, Stone Mountain, GA) got the scoring started with an RBI single down the line, pull-side in the 3rd. Utilizes lower half with a timely load and gets good loft with bat-to-ball skills and feel for strike zone. Maintains an aggressive approach. 

Braden Pourron (2025 RHP, McDonough, GA) struck out the side in his first frame or work. Projectable frame at 6-1/190 that will continue to fill out. Fastball working 81-84 and mixes in a slider at 72-75 that shows effectiveness. OTT arm action that can elevate in the zone and hit spots consistently. 

Tyler Korchin (2026 RHP, Walpole, MA) was superb in relief as the pitching duel continued to transpire. At 5-11/130 soaking wet, Tyler struck out 7 in 3 innings of work and only allowed one hit. Limited hard contact during his stint and showed a lot of composure. 

Carlos Medina (2024 RHP, Orlando, FL) was nothing short of dominant in his 3.2 innings of work, as he punched out nine opposing batters and did not allow a single hit. The power right-hander was lighting up the gun early and often, running his fastball up to 89 mph. His off-speed was just as powerful, showing a 12-6 shaped curveball with sharp bite and a quality changeup.

Medina’s counterpart, Jackson Krukonis (2024 RHP, Palm Harbor, FL), was equally as dominant, throwing three innings of no-hit ball and totaling seven strikeouts. The uncommitted right-hander showed impressive pitchability, as he filled up the zone with a quality three pitch mix. His cutter generated multiple swings and misses and was a nice change of pace from the fastball.

Guy Fox (2024 RHP, Orlando, FL) tossed a spotless three innings of no-hit ball. The right-hander lived in the upper 70’s and struck six opposing hitters. He pounded the zone and flashed a fastball with arm side run and a 12-6 curveball with decent bite.

Chase Ruden (2025 RHP, Highlands Ranch, CO) put together a solid performance tonight on the bump. He showed plenty of promise and projectability, running the fastball up to 83 mph with a clean and repeatable operation. The slider flashed firm two-plane break and proved to be difficult to touch.

Amarri Daniel (2024 OF, Orlando, FL) delivered the only extra-base hit of the game for Team 38-Purple, as he sent one down the right field line for a double. The right-handed hitter let it get deep in the zone and sent it the other way, displaying quick hands and a mature approach.

Nolan Belcher (2024 C, Jonesboro, AR) The Arkansas St. commit the threw a would-be base stealer out by 10 ft at 3B. Shows excellent athleticism with plus catch & throw tools. Big frame like a Matt Weiders. Squared one up and shot the gap the other way for a 3B in his 2^ND AB.

Nicolas Nyasende (2024 OF, Bloomington, MN) Playing RF, he ranged to his left 60-70 ft. on a mid-range pop fly and made a great play sliding on a knee in foul territory. Really athletic with excellent closing speed.

Cooper Couig (2024 1B, Redondo Beach, CA) Good defender. Made an athletic play ranging to his right in the 4-hole. Slid on a knee and made a perfect feed to the pitcher covering 1B to record the out.

Evan Escobar (2024 SS, Miami, FL) Collected his teams only hit (1B) up to this point in the game (3^rd inning). High energy player with an athletic frame. Escobar got a big jump after the 1B and recorded a stolen base as well to put him in scoring position. Collected a 2^nd hit through the 6-hole. 

Matthew Mendez (2024 C, Galena Park, TX) Has a strong durable frame. Mendez squares one up for a 1B through the six-hole in his first AB. Excellent bat speed. In his 2^nd AB Mendez almost took the pitchers head off with a 1B right back up the box. 2-for-2 on the day.

Aaron Orozco (2025 C, West Palm Beach, FL) Has been a standout defensively behind the dish. Large, durable, athletic frame. Excellent catch and throw with the ability to block ball balls in the dirt. Played a solid 3B making a couple plays to his left look easy.

Tyler Rothell (2026 RHP, Demorest, GA) 7K’s in 3IP. Delivery was simple and effective. Sequenced a 11/5 shape breaking ball for numerous swing and misses. Projectability in the frame. Good looking young pitcher.

Glenn Smith (2024 SS, Austin, TX) Squares up a fastball offering for a line-drive single up the middle. Solid, projectable, athletic frame with room to add. Also threw a solid 2IP with 4K’s. FB was up to 85 with sinking action. 2300+ spin on the breaking ball indicating there is more in the tank.

William Myhand (2026 OF, Hoschton, GA) Collected 2 singles in his second game of the afternoon. Strong, durable, athletic frame. Good looking young 2026 player with a ton of upside.

Trey Dorminey (2026 MIF, Chula, GA) Shot a line-drive single the other way and stretched it into a 2B. Good looking long, lean athlete. 2^nd AB…turns on a fastball offering and shoots it through the six-hole for a 1B. 

Anthony Sutera (2024 OF, Wallingford, CT) Pounds a double over the left fielders head. 4.7 on the turn. 

Erick Soto (2024 C, Pompano Beach, FL) A hunter behind the dish. Close to back-picking a couple base runners. Shows quick feet and transfers with a snappy, quick arm. Squared up a ball in his 2^nd AB (line-drive to 2B)

Max McCluskey (2024 OF, Jackson, MI) Took a quality 8-pitch AB working his way onto 1B with a BB. 

Angelo Velez (2024 3B, Mastic Beach, NY) Strong, durable frame. Jumps on a fastball offering and collects the 1B. Made a big league play at 1B ranging back on a pop fly over his head and catching it over the shoulder & doubling up the runner at first base.

Nick Warner (2026 OF, Alpharetta, GA) Shoots one the other way for a hard hit 1B through the four-hole. Good looking athlete with room to add weight and muscle. 

Miguel Gonzalez (2024 SS, Miami, FL) Steals a base hit away with a full extension diving big league play to his left…got up to his feet quickly to throw the batter-runner out. On the next batter, he made another outstanding defensive play. Elite, athletic defender.

Jonathan Hernandez-Carr (2026 C, Naples, FL) Squares one up for a 1B through the six-hole. Clocked a 4.6 on the turn. Plus runner

Callum Chikodroff (2026 SS, Powder Springs, GA) Squares up a ball into the gap for a loud 3B. Showed excellent speed on a ball that didn’t make it to the wall.

William Myhand (2026 OF, Hoschton, GA) Made an outstanding defensive play in left field ranging in to his left to make a shoe string catch and doubling off the runner at second base.

Paul Green (2024 OF, Tyrone, GA) showed some big time two way talent, pumping 86-88 on the mound and hitting a double too. Green has a big arm with athletic talent and big power. 

Eason Pipkin (2024 RHP, Monroeville, AL) is a big athletic right-hander who touched 84 mph and showed bat to ball skills; he collected two hits. 

Carson Dougherty (2024 3B, Kennesaw, GA) had two hits and showed good leverage from the right side. There's lots of power in the frame. 

Nathan Sofield (2025 C, Tuckerton, NJ) crushed a loud double deep to left centerfield in the final innings. Sofield exploded through the lofted plane and the ball carries well. 

Ethan Dejesus (2026 RHP, Riverview, FL) threw three scoreless and also found the barrel twice from the left side. Dejesus has a quick arm with a short, direct swing. 

Keon Johnson (2026 SS, Macon, GA) barreled the ball up for a single thru the left side in his first at-bat. It's big time strength and power from the right side. 

Standing at a long and high-waisted 6-foot-2, 195-pounds, Frank Boutot (2024 1B, Plantsville, CT) is about as projectable as they come. The left-hander ran his fastball up to 80 mph, utilizing a smooth and repeatable operation on the bump. He found the zone consistently, and even flashed a big breaking ball. The uncommitted arm should generate some serious interest in the new year.

Finn O’Brien (2026 OF, Fort Lauderdale, FL) would come up clutch for Team 44-Black, as he drove in the go-ahead run in the Top of the 5^th inning. He sat back until he found a fastball that he liked, and he did not miss it, sending a line drive up the middle for a single.

Julian Diaz (2026 SS, Southwest Ranches, FL) is an intriguing young prosect who showed some real two-way potential with his performance on the mound. The right-hander has a quick-paced delivery and he hides the ball well, which makes his 80 mph fastball play faster than normal. He spins the ball very well, as the fastball clocked a spin rate of 2100+ RPMs, and the curveball came in at 2200+ RPMs. His off-speed pitches showed great promise as well.

Alejandro Puig (2024 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) is an athletic and twitchy player with quick hands, and put them on display in his first at bat of the day. He jumped all over a two-strike fastball for a single through the six-hole. The primary shortstop will look to continue his success in the nightcap.

Antonio Socarras (2024 SS, Miami, FL) showed some nice flashes on both sides of the ball in this one. He flashed the leather at second base, making a diving play in the hole and popping up in time to throw the runner out at first base. In his last at bat of the day, he put a good swing on one to deep left field, showcasing his offensive prowess as well.

Ryan McPherson (2024 RHP, Hollywood, FL) Flashed the dominance on the hill like normal. Fastball up to 90 mph with pinpoint command. Sharp breaking ball in the upper-70’s keeping guys off-balance. 

Slade Caldwell (2024 OF, Jonesboro, AR) Continues to just mash baseballs. Fluid, simple cut from the left-side impacted with authority. Three hits on the day seeing it like a beach ball. 

Jaxon Walker (2024 OF, Lenoir City, TN) Got the bat head out front and drove one deep to the pull-side. Doubled off the wall just missing a homerun. Power projection with it already starting to show. 

Kade Kisz (2025 3B, Woodstock, GA) Showcased the power with a loud double to leftfield. Bat speed present with easy juice in the box. Has done nothing but hit on the year. 

Caleb Bonemer (2024 SS, Okemos, MI) Got ahead in a count and ambushed a fastball. Drove it deep to the pull-side burning the leftfielder for a double. Went on to do the exact same thing in a later at-bat adding another extra base hit to his name. Advanced bat speed while staying under control. 

Cooper Underwood (2025 LHP, Acworth, GA) Is a projectable southpaw already showing some legit stuff. Fastball up to 84 mph sitting low-80’s with pinpoint command. Also went to a breaking ball in the upper-70’s with feel to spin. Struck out the first five he faced. 

LHP Clayton Norrell (25’ TX) is a 6-foot-1,180-pound southpaw from the Lone Star State. He started on the mound for Team Black and showed to be impressive. He worked quick and attacked the zone with FB/SL mix. The FB was located well to both sides of the plate in the 79-81 mph range. The breaker was up to 69 mph with 1-7 shape. He struck out 4 in 3 innings pitched.

C/RHP Vince Libretto (’24, MA) showed pull-side pop in his first at-bat for Team Army Green. He would rope a line drive down the LF line for a standup double. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound right-handed hitter also showed some good speed on the bases as well.

LHP Sean Rose (’25, IN) is a 6-foot, 200-pound lefty that filled up the zone for Team Army Green. His outing lasted 3 innings and was impressive. He struck out 8 hitters, allowed no hits and no runs. He created plenty of swings-and-misses of his FB/CB mix. The FB showed arm-side run and the CB had 1-7 break. 

RHP Neil Gornto (’25, St Johns, FL) came out and showed some fire in his arm. The 6-foot, 180-pound right-handed pitcher ran is FB up to 93 mph during his 1^st inning of work for Team Black. The arm is electric with major upside. He also flashed a SL at 74 mph with good depth. Gornto went 3 innings on the mound, allowed hits and runs.

UT/RHP Mick Streibig (’26, FL) is a left-handed hitter that showed the ability to go the other way for Team Black. He stayed inside the ball well and was able to take a FB on the outer half to LF for a single. Streibig's swing is level and easy.

East Carolina commit C/OF Holden Cooper (’24, NC) is currently ranked No. 23 overall in North Carolina for his class. Cooper showed off current bat speed during his 2^nd at-bat for Team Black. He was able to hit a FB to LF for a single. He also showed a solid approach and lift at contact.

Jake LaPorte (2024 RHP, Pittsburgh, PA) showed an impressive pitch mix on the mound today with a low 80's fastball, breaking ball and change up. Showed feel for locating each and some pitchability changing speeds. Overall, struck out six over three hitless innings.

Sammy Hardison (2024 LHP, Canton, GA) another arm that started today and showed polished pitchability on the mound. Mixed the stuff well, worked both sides of the plate and pitched to set up hitters for his best out pitch, a late biting slider in the upper 60's. Overall struck out three over two perfect innings.

Jack Novack (2025 C, Woodstock, GA) impressed behind the plate today. Received pitches well, moved the feet well and routinely blocked pitches in the dirt. Also showed a quick pop with a strong arm to throw out a would be base stealer at second base. Swung the bat well at the plate as well with a line drive single to the right centerfield gap.

Juan Perez (2024 C, Sarasota, FL) showed some pop in his bat today with a double to the right field fence. Some strength and bat speed in the swing with an effort to get the ball in the air. Some potential at a left handed hitting catcher with some pop in the bat.

Ryan Whitaker (2024 LHP, St Augustine, FL) the left handed pitcher showed a controlled athletic delivery on the mound with pitch mix that kept hitters off balance. Fastball spotted around the zone in the low 80's and spun a breaking bull for quality pitches in the low 70's. Struck out eight over three scoreless innings.

Gabe Lee (2025 OF, Swainsboro, GA) got to the barrel for an opposite field double today. Gets the barrel on plane and extends through the baseball well.

Blake Burdine (2025 OF, Aledo, TX) had a barrel up the middle for a single in his first at-bat. Works with a linear path through zone displaying some twitch and quickness in hands. Looks to work to all parts of the field. 

Joseph Kelly (2026 3B, Evanston, IL) connected on a solo home-run in his first at-bat. The young prospect has an even stance in the box and includes whip to the barrel to great extension.  

Bailan Caraballo (2024 OF, Orlando, FL) absolutely unloaded on a ball for a 3-run home-run to left field in his first at-bat. Projects physically, with impact and power in stride. Get's exceptional lift to his swing.  

Giancarlo Arencibia (2024 MIF, Metairie, LA) doubled and then later scored in his second at-bat of the game. The Tulane commit looks to create strong contact to the middle of the field. Everything is in rhythm and has great bat speed to produce loud and impactful contact. 

Joshua Hull (2026 1B, Collierville, TN) has a projectable frame at 6-1/185. Stays inside the ball well through a line drive approach. Utilizes lower half and has great bat-to-ball skills. Doubled left-center in his second at-bat.  

Kaden Alford (2023 C, Roswell, GA) continued to swing a hot bat on the day, collecting an RBI double in the contest. He hit a laser into the opposite gap, showing a mature approach and present bat speed. Alford provides big offensive upside at a premium defensive position.

Anthony Sutera (2024 OF, Wallingford, CT) turned in a compete performance in this one, showing his tools on both sides of the ball. In his first at bat of the day he showed a balanced two strike approach, as he got the hands out and roped one into left field for a single. The primary outfielder covers a ton of ground in centerfield, as he tracked down multiple balls in the gap, even making a sliding play to take away extra bases.

Nick Warner (2026 OF, Alpharetta, GA) showed some intriguing potential on the mound for Team 35-Maroon. The young right-hander ran his fastball up to 80 mph, striking out four batters over two innings in the process. He has a tall frame with long limbs and plenty of room to fill, which bodes well for future development.

Jonathan Hernandez-Carr (2026 C, Naples, FL) made some of the loudest contact of the day in his second at bat, as he crushed a triple into the right-center field gap. The young present shows heavy hands with good strength at contact, which allows him to drive the ball with authority.

Perry Freeman (2024 1B, Sandy Springs, GA) notched two hits including a double down the pull side. Gets extended out in front and has hitterish hands. 

Christopher Levy Gutierrez (2025 SS, Sw Ranches, FL) had another triple in his second consecutive game and had two hits on the day. The ball jumps off the bat and he's highly athletic. 

Briar Tommie (2026 3B, Okeechobee, FL) doubled down the third base line in his first at-bat. He's got good rhythm to his hands with a controlled base and good physicality for his age. 

Valentino Pupo (2025 SS, Clewiston, FL) went 2-for-2 and was around the barrel all afternoon. He's got solid and projectable bat to ball skills. 

Gabriel Rosado (2024 C, Ponce, PR) went the other way to split the left field gap and hustle around for a double. He manipulated the barrel and lower half nicely to go the other way. 

RHP Tre Jackson (’25, FL) worked a solid 3-pitch arsenal for Team Royal. He ran his FB up to 86 mph and landed it to both sides of the plate. He was also able to locate it North and South. Jackson tunneled all pitches, and he also showcased a sharp SPL that was in the mid 70s along with a CH. His over-the-top are slot allowed him to get downhill with plane. Jackson would punch out 7 during his 3 innings of work while allowing no hits.

RHP John Rodriguez (’25, FL) was very impressive during his outing on the bump for Team Teal. He was able to get plenty of swings and misses along with a lot of called strikes looking. He struck out the side 3 times. He worked the FB up to 85 mph and used two different breakers. He was fluid with a low three-quarters. He sports a 6-foot-3, 180lbs frame with room to add strength and velocity down the road. Rodriguez has a bright future ahead on the mound. During his 2^nd AB of the day, he would smash a hard liner down the 3^rd base line for a double.

UT Julian Dukes (’24, GA) has a sturdy frame at 6-foot-2, 230-pound frame. He went on to smoke a FB for a line drive single. He stays back and allows the ball to travel. There is slight lift at at contact with some quickness to the bat.

Gavin Barr (’25, GA) is currently ranked as the 72^nd overall prospect in Georgia from his class. Today, Barr was on the mound in relief for Team Royal. He would strike out 3 during his outing while only allowing 1 run. Barr has plenty of time to add strength to his frame.

Marco Gonzalez (’24, FL) rocks a 5-foot-11, 190-pound frame. The primary 3^rd baseman collected a hit for Team Teal when he rocketed and turned om a FB that he hit down the 3^rd base line for a single. Gonzalez has a solid swing with some pull-side pop.

Gabriel Rosado (’24, PR) is a primary catcher who also collected a hit for Team Teal. The left-handed hitter was able to go the other way and take a FB to SS for a single. The swing was simple and smooth. He stayed inside the baseball well and was balanced throughout.

Anthony Sedam (2024 SS, Harrison, OH) athletic RHP with a 6-3/175 pitching frame and two quality offerings on the mound. A low 80's fastball with some natural cutting action and a curve with some late depth. Changed eye levels well today. Struck out four in his two innings on the mound.

Sam Davidson (2026 C, Collierville, TN) turned on an inside fastball and lined a line drive double down the left field line. Promptly stole third base a few pitches later. Athletic catcher with an impact skill set.

Logan Fernandez (2026 OF, Chicago, IL) one of the loudest swings of the day when he connected on a triple into the left centerfield gap. Showed plenty of speed getting around bases. Real impact tools to continue to develop.

Ben Bikar Jr (2024 SS, Avon Park, FL) versatile player that showed very well defensively in workouts and in games today. Drove in a run with an opposite field single at the plate. Hopped on the mound and threw a scoreless inning with two strikeouts. Showed a fastball up to 81 and an overhand curveball with depth.

Moises Vazquez (2024 3B, Munster, IN) another player that made some loud contact today with a triple to the left centerfield fence. Also lined out to the centerfielder who ran down the well hit ball in the gap. Connected swing with some acceleration and barrel whip through the zone. 

Michael Diorio (2025 LHP, Manhasset, NY) drove in a run with a line drive double in todays game. Barrel control with hand speed at the plate, caught up to a firm fastball to drive in the run.

Lowell Golub (2026 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) put together a really impressive eight pitch at-bat that ended in an opposite field line drive single. Has the ability to fight off some pitches and get the barrel to the baseball while using the whole field.

James Maccarone (2024 SS, Tampa, FL) tripled to dead center in his first plate appearance and showed impressive speed on the bases. A few innings later, made a play on a slow roller from the six hole. Heady baseball player on the defensive and offensive side of the field. 

Ellis Appling (2026 OF, Grayson, GA) was strong for his two-innings of work on the mound. Kept hitters off-balance for the duration, while striking out 4. Stays on line to the plate for repeatable mechanics and delivery. 

Franklin Francisco (2024 OF, Miami, FL) has a substantial build at 6-4/220. Looks to cause damage with every pitch he sees. In the second game of the day, Francisco hammered a ball pull-side for a double. Smooth left-handed swing with plus upside. 

Richard Klosek (2024 OF, Houston, TX) collected his second hit in two games. Works the barrel out with ease/staying level and able to find whip to use the whole field. 

Michael Johnson jr (2026 OF, Stockbridge, GA) possesses easy velocity as young of a prospect he is. Fastball peaked at 84, while sitting consistently in the low 80's. Showed the ability to spin it as well with a breaking ball (69-70) that had some depth to it. And also, a power slider (74-76) that generated a lot of swing and misses. 

Andrew Hennessy (2025 SS, Woodinville, WA) Got the start on the mound and filled up the zone with a two-pitch mix. Sat low-80’s early and mixed in a vertical breaking ball. Struck out six while giving up no hits in three innings of work. 

Takashi Rutherford (2026 OF, San Juan Capistrano, CA) Threw three scoreless without giving up a hit while striking out four. Fastball up to 80 mph and went to a breaking ball in the upper-60’s. Lived around the zone getting ahead early in counts. 

Gavin Hickey (2024 C, Irving, TX) Dropped the barrel on one as he squared it up for a single up the middle. Physical traits present while utilizing them in the swing. 

Ty Lovcik (2024 RHP, Maple Grove, MN) showed a big arm and worked up to 85 mph. He showed feel for a breaking ball that was sharp at times. 

Daniel Bravo (2024 RHP, Doral, FL) is an athletic righty with a whippy arm and a fastball up to 84 mph. It's a full three pitch mix with a fading changeup he really turns over well. 

Jose Lopez (2025 3B, Miami, FL) notched two hits, both singles, on the afternoon and has solid bat to ball skills. He gets the front foot down on time and executes well. 

Christopher Levy Gutierrez (2025 SS, Sw Ranches, FL) flicked his wrist the other way for a triple late in the game. He covers the plate well and can use the whole field. 

Marco Buchbinder Jr. (2024 SS, Weston, MA) turned on an inside pitch nicely and pulled a triple down the line. He uses the inner half well and shows good torque. 

Andrew Ramos (2024 RHP, Orlando, FL) wasted no time making his presence known here at Main Event, as the right-hander came out firing, running his fastball up to 89 mph. He is a strong and physical athlete with twitch, and the ball really jumped out of his hand. He displayed good life thru zone, his curveball and changeup have the potential to be legit out-pitches in the future. He would end the day with six strikeouts in his three innings pitched. In addition to his performance on the mound, he flashed some intriguing two-way potential as well, as he ripped a double over the centerfielder’s head.

Kaden Alford (2023 C, Roswell, GA) was seeing the ball extremely well in this one, as he picked up two sharply-hit singles in his two at-bats. The Young Harris College commit is a physical backstop with plenty of strength to the profile. He showcased a controlled approach and a balanced swing in his short look today.

Mason Corsaro (2026 LHP, Suwanee, GA) was cruising on the bump for Team 33-Gray, as he struck out six opposing batters during his three innings, not allowing a single base hit. The crafty left-hander was up to 78 mph with great arm side run to his fastball. His off-speed pitches were the star of the show, as he flashed complete control with significant movement to each.

Brian Rivera (2024 2B, Kennesaw, GA) made some of the loudest contact of the day in his first at-bat, as he delivered the barrel out front and sent a hard line drive back up the middle for an RBI single.

John Robbins III (2026 LHP, Fayetteville, GA) struck out six over three innings on the mound today. Fastball up to 86 and a breaking ball with some sharp late break to it. Dominant performance today with plenty more to tap into on the mound. Added a hard hit single up the middle at the plate as well.

Matt Stern (2025 C, Cherry Hill, NJ) showed a quick pop in game with some arm strength on a strike to second base to throw out a runner. Some tools to control the running game behind the plate.

Kane Moye (2025 1B, McDonough, GA) smooth swing on a line drive single back up the middle. Put together a couple quality at-bats today showing some barrel control at the plate.

Chance Dixon (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) hard hit single to the left centerfield gap with a quick swing on a fastball. Quick hands with a direct hand path to the baseball. Has a presence at the plate and swung the bat with some intent today.

Tyler Arafet (2026 RHP, Windermere, FL) a tall projectable pitching frame on the mound. Controllable athletic movements in the delivery help him fill the zone with strikes. A fastball up to 80 and a curve with some depth. Struck out two in his inning on the mound today. 

Grant Benefield (2026 RHP, Lilburn, GA) a loose quick twitch athlete on the mound with present arm speed and feel for spin. Up to 83 today with the fastball and an 11-5 curve with consistent shape and depth.

Khalon Davis (2026 SS, Atlanta, GA) showcased some impact tools in todays game. Got the barrel to a fastball to drive a double into the left centerfield gap. Then showed some speed and base running instincts on a steal of third base. Athlete that can play all over the field and impact the game in multiple ways.

Blake Davis (2026 OF, Apopka, FL) Got ahead in a count and smoked a single to the pull-side early in the actions. Fluid stroke with feel for the barrel present. 

Michael Senay (2025 RHP, Orlando, FL) Physical presence on the mound and was confident in his action. Heavy fastball into the upper-80’s that he commanded well. Also went to a sweeping slider and a changeup too. Feel for the arsenal as he went 3 innings tossed, striking out seven. 

Ty Kennedy (2025 SS, Orlando, FL) Found a loud barrel late as he singled to leftfield. Strength throughout the frame and puts it to good use in the box.  

Michael Diorio (2025 LHP, Manhasset, NY) looked more than comfortable in his first inning of work. In the opening frame he struck out 3 batters, while yielding one hit. Michael primarily worked from the stretch and was efficient on both halves of the plate pairing his fastball with a slurvy breaking ball. Fastball ranged from mid-upper 70's and SL/CB was consistently 63-69. Finished with 6 K's in three innings. 

Josh Barnes (2025 C, Leesburg, GA) roped a doubled down the left-field line in his first at-bat. Was one of the more louder barrels on the day. 

Ethan Johnson (2025 C, San Jose, CA) is a left-handed hitter that looked to do damage each time out. Ethan displayed strong hands with barrel control and the ability to go middle-away. Finished the game with two hits (double and single). 

Aiden Smarrito (2025 RHP, Winter Springs, FL) has a projectable frame at 6-0, 185 with more room to fill out. Working primarily in the stretch, utilized a 11-5 breaking ball (66-68), slider (69-73), and fastball that was up to 83 for a three-pitch mix. Was able to create swing and miss action with all three pitches. And lived down in the zone, throwing strikes consistently. Finished his outing with 8 K's in 3 innings and a 70% strike percentage.

Austin Alonso (2024 SS, Rockton, IL) got the scoring started for his team with an RBI single just up the middle in the bottom of the 4th inning. Has the mindset of working to all parts of the field with his approach. 

Durrah Butler (2025 RHP, Leesburg, GA) scorched a double pull-side in his second at-bat of the game. Butler also started the game on the mound going three innings and striking out 4. Fastball topped at 82. 

Andrew Tess (2024 C, Clearwater, FL) finished his day with one hit, but it was barrel of a double down the line. The Pittsburgh commit shows great presence and patience at the dish. Gets great extension through contact.