Alberto Gonzalez (2018 RHP, Laredo, TX), an uncommitted righthander out of Texas, ran his fastball up to 92 mph in his opening frame and worked rather comfortably in the low-90s. He featured a quick right arm and flashed both a slider and curveball for strikes.

Justin Olson (2018 OF, Colorado Springs, CO) got the barrel to the ball in his first at-bat and lined a hard single back up the middle on a fastball that registered 91 mph on the radar gun

Marcelo Perez (2018 RHP, Laredo, TX) displayed a very quick right arm which helped produce a fastball that bumped upwards of 93 mph and lived in the low-90s. Committed to Texas Christian, Perez also spun a breaking ball in the upper-70s though he worked primarily off his heater.

After performing well in the workout portion, shortstop and Florida International commit Kevin Vargas (2018 SS, Las Mareas de Salinas, PR) turned on a 91 mph fastball in his first at-bat and barreled a hard piece down the left field line.

Tyler Casagrande (2018 OF, Leesburg, VA) connected or a nice piece pack up the box, squaring up a low-90s fastball for a loud piece into left-center field.  

Vanderbilt commit John Malcom (2018 1B, West Bloomfield, MI) also found the barrel in his first at-bat as he spun on an inner half fastball for a loud single down the line after showing his strength last night in batting practice.

Ian Bedell (2018 RHP, Davenport, IA) really impressed with his two innings on the mound as he worked rather comfortably in the 90-94 mph range with his fastball. With a quick arm Bedell was able to pound the ball down to the bottom of the zone mixed in a pair of breaking balls for strikes.

After impressing defensively with his footwork in the infield, South Alabama commit Lency Delgado (2018 SS, Miami, FL) connected for a hard barreled piece on a changeup, showing the ability to stay back and rip the pitch through the 6-hole.

Chase Costello (2018 RHP, Pompano Beach, FL), an uncommitted righthander, opened eyes at jetBlue Park with his two innings on the mound. He sat comfortable in the 90-93 mph range during those two innings and more than once ran the fastball back over the outer half for strikes while also mixing in a tight slider up to 81 mph.

Henry Davis (2018 C, Bedford, NY) has long been known for his big time arm strength behind the dish and today picked up a couple of bat knocks, working the middle and opposite parts of the field for a couple of base hits. 

A primary shortstop, Texas Christian commit Mateo Gil (2018 SS, Keller, TX) jumped on the mound and ran his fastball up to 92 mph with life and command to either side with his fastball while mixing in two secondaries. 

Luke Patzner, an Iowa commit, came out and ran his fastball up to 90 mph with his fastball and showed the ability to locate it to either side of the plate while mixing in a two-seamer in the mid-80s as well as both a slider and a changeup.

Ryan McCurry made a Top 10 type play in the top of the second inning for the White squad out in center field as he came racing in and made a diving play to rob a base hit and preserve a run. McCurry is currently uncommitted.

Lawrence Butler showed a nice, balanced swing from the left side in his first trip to the plate as he went with a running fastball on the outer half of the plate and lined the pitch over the shortstop for a nice piece. He is committed to West Virginia

Tyler Burchett toed the rubber for the White squad to open the game and ran his fastball up to 92 mph early in the game with some sinking life. He sports a long and projectable build and flashed a slider up to 81 mph early in the contest. He is committed to Kentucky.

A recent South Florida commit, righthander Justin Stewart punched out the side in his first inning of work as he sat in the 91-94 mph range with his heater. He continued to bumps 91 in the second inning while mixing in a 12-6 shaped curveball and pounded both sides of the plate with the fastball. 

Braxton Ashcraft (2018 RHP, Waco, TX) had a great start as he showed outstanding pitchability and a filthy repertoire. The fastball sat from 89-92 mph and showed outstanding life with sink and dive down and to the arm side. He mixed in multiple breaking balls which included a short slider with tilt. 

David Luethje (2018 RHP, Vero Beach, FL) worked 92-94 mph in his first inning and got some downhill plane on the pitches. The arm action is loose and easy and Luethje got excellent extension toward the plate and flashed an effective changeup. 

Levi Kelly (2018 RHP, Cape Coral, FL) worked 92-95 mph with his fastball. He was able to work the fastball by hitters and also showed his slider that was effective low in the zone for swings and misses. 

Miko Rodriguez (2018 OF, Ada, MI) has multiple hits today and showed a knack for getting the barrel of the ball on the bat. Rodriguez showed the ability to hit the ball hard to all fields with a line drive approach in the batter's box. 

Slade Cecconi (2018 RHP, Oviedo, FL)opened the game by sitting 95-96 mph with his fastball and showed the ability to work to both sides of the plate while showing late life. He also flashed a sharp, tight slider up to 85 mph which he used as his go-to secondary pitch.

A Kent State commit, lefthander Ryan Kircher (2018 LHP, Pittsburgh, PA) ran his fastball up to 92 mph early in the contest before settling in the 87-91 mph range. He showed a quick arm and was able to generate angle on his pitcher while showing a feel for both of his secondaries.

There’s no doubting Xavier Edwards (2018 SS, Wellington, FL) ability on the diamond and he continued to perform in his first at-bat with a double to the opposite field on a slider, showing barrel skills from the left side of the plate before singling again through the 6-hole.

Emilio Rosas (2018 SS, Yorba Linda, CA) showed very well in his first at-bat of the game, going with a 95 mph fastball down and away and shot the pitch into the right-center field gap for a double, showing hustle out of the box.

After putting on a show last night with his righthanded swing, Vanderbilt commit Nicholas Northcut (2018 3B, Mason, OH) showed his athleticism at the hot corner with quick and balanced footwork while showing a strong throwing arm across the diamond.

Grayson Rodriguez (2018 1B, Nacogdoches, TX) is a presence on the mound and shows the arm strength and athleticism on the mound to throw harder in the future. Up to 92 mph with his fastball, the Texas A&M commit was able to generate the velocity with relative low effort while spinning a slider in the low-80s.

Wade Beasley (2018 RHP, Horatio, AR), an Arkansas commit, impressed with his arm strength on the mound as he ran his fastball up to 94 mph early in the contest. He continued to work in the upper-80s/low-90s and flashed a sharp curveball up 81.

Though a primary third baseman, Florida commit Roberto Pena (2018 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) commit impressed on the mound as he ran his fastball up to 93 mph in his lone innings with a clean and loose arm stroke.

Another primary bat according to the program, Angel Tiburcio (2018 1B, Wellington, FL) was up to 92 mph and showed a quick and compact stroke through the back while showing a solid slider down in the zone.

Julian Bosnic (2018 LHP, Lutz, FL) also impressed on the mound as he sat comfortably in the 89-91 mph range and pounded the strike zone at the knees. He was able to create solid plane and flashed a strong feel for his curveball which showed depth through the zone.

As has become the norm, Notre Dame commit Jack Alexander (2018 C, Kennesaw, GA) found the barrel once again in his final at-bat as he squared up a low-90s fastball for a single through the six-hole.