Daniel Reyes (2024 OF, Homestead, FL) doubled to the opposite field. He showed good strength in batting practice and that has translated nicely to in game power. 

Andrew Gonzalez (2025 SS, Hialeah Gardens, FL) went the other way for a hard hit double early in the game. There's good feel for the barrel and to compete as he also closed the game out on the mound. 

Jean Carlos Martinez (2025 OF, Sunrise, FL) started the game on the bump and worked up to 88 mph. The fastball velo range was bigger but given the arm speed and athleticism there's good two-way upside. 

Michael Kalinich (2024 C, Longwood, FL) continued to show really impressive defensive ability to go along with offensive upside. Kalinich doubled into the pull side gap and has continued to rake this weekend. 

Canon Hopper (2024 LHP, Indialantic, FL) has good feel for the breaking ball as the southpaw landed the curveball at will to the arm side. He worked up to 85 mph with good sink and run as well. 

Marco Gonzalez (2024 3B, Winter Springs, FL) smoked a double that hit off the third baseman's glove and rolled into foul territory. He takes aggressive swings and has good jump off the barrel. 

Joseph Indelicato (2023 C, Navarre, FL) had a really nice day defensively with good receiving ability. He also singled to the opposite field and showed a gamer mentality. 

Cristian De Los Santos (2025 3B, Miami, FL) had a single he smoked to the pull side and also made a couple of nice plays at third base including a diving catch to his left. 

Trace Furniss (2025 LHP, Orlando, FL) lived in the low-80s and did a good job at throwing strikes. He worked up to 84 mph and had a quick inning of relief. 

Matt Altman (2026 RHP, Odessa, FL) lived in the low-80s with the fastball and showed three quality pitches for strikes. Altman showed advanced pitchability for a freshman with a breaking ball showing good shape and a nasty changeup. 

Seth Bass (2023 LHP, Davie, FL) competed well on the bump and topped out at 80 mph during the outing. There's a full three pitch mix including a big 12/6 downer curveball and a changeup with similar arm speed. 

Jace Kohler (2024 SS, Clearwater, FL) had a hard hit knock through the left side and was putting on a defensive clinic throughout. He's a surehanded infielder who has the arm strength to make plays from the hole. 

Keeton Burroughs (2023 SS, Odessa, FL) was on base a number of times including a single and a walk. He's got good awareness and zone discipline

Atticus Huffstutler (2024 C, St Pete Beach, FL) showed solid catch-and-throw skills with accurate throws down to the bag. He threw a runner out in game and was solid defensively all day. 

Chris Knier (2023 RHP, Jensen Beach, FL) was massively impressive, throwing three perfect innings and striking out the majority of batters faced. Knier worked up to 90 mph and sat in the upper-80s with cutting life at times and showed impressive feel to spin with both a curveball and slider for bat miss. He hosed a runner at third base from right field later in the game.

Mason Resmondo (2024 2B, Winter Haven, FL) had a couple of hard barreled up singles in game to the pull side. Resmondo did a nice job at getting extended and turning the barrel over for hard contact on a consistent basis. 

Kolt Myers (2024 3B, St Augustine, FL) was very athletic in the infield, making a nice play in on the grass at third and a nice play to his left at short. He also pitched later in the game, working up to 91 with a high ceiling.

Chase Anello (2026 C, Wesley Chapel, FL) had a nice single back through the middle and just missed a long home run by a couple of feet. Anello controls the zone well and checks a lot of boxes for a freshman. 

Michael Petite (2023 OF, Palm Bay, FL) worked 88-90 mph in relief. It's a big arm though he worked around some command inconsistencies and he also found a couple of barrels in game, including a deep oppo fly out and a triple late in the game. 

Mike Martinez (2024 3B, Cutler Bay, FL) had a hard ground ball double down the pull side line. Martinez is strong and the ball comes off well and he also pitched well out of relief in the game. 

Alejandro Arandia (2025 3B, Kissimmee, FL) used a nice move in the lower half to clear the back side and get the hands out. The fly ball carried nicely to the pull side and he hustled around for a standup double. 

Hunter Rodgers (2026 C, Jacksonville, FL) had a pair of singles in this one, both over to the pull side. It's a short stroke with feel to move the barrel around and to make contact. 

Blake Fields (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) has a quick arm from the right side and peaked at 85 mph. He's a good athlete overall with feel to spin a sweeping slider. 

Cole Ingole (2024 RHP, Fort Myers, FL) was very impressive over three innings, running the heater up to 86 and striking out four in three innings. He's got good power at the plate too and the ceiling is high. 

Logan Voelz (2024 RHP, Wesley Chapel, FL) did not surrender a hit over three innings while striking out five batters. The projectable right-hander was up to 85 mph with good feel for spin and an intriguing profile. 

Michael Kalinich (2024 C, Longwood, FL) had two loud barrels in two at-bats, a screamer to centerfield and a single back through the middle. He controls the plate well with good discipline and also threw out a couple of runners. 

Cole Huddleston (2024 3B, Palm Harbor, FL) played all over the diamond with good bat to ball skills and solid defensive versatility. He also singled in this one hitting a ball hard through the middle. 

Kaiden Krak (2024 RHP, Orlando, FL) lived in the mid-80s with the heater, showing a quick right arm and lots of room to fill. The breaking ball shows good power to it and he held his velocity well. 

Joseph Indelicato (2023 C, Navarre, FL) showed solid ability behind the plate and the ability to catch and throw well. He has a quick release and an accurate arm down to the bag. 

Dylan Rose (2023, Windermere, FL) had a knock on the afternoon and one of the most heads up plays of the game. He showed the range to get to a ball in the hole at short and smartly got the runner at third base on a really nice play. 

Yail Nater (2024 OF, Kissimmee, FL) creates good extension out front from a level swing path. He repeated his swing well and drove the ball with authority to the middle of the field.

Matt Altman (2026, Odessa, FL) has a consistent power oriented approach and even went out to the pull side on his last swing. It's a simple trigger with intriguing power to project on long term. 

Trey Bosso (2026 1B, Lithia, FL) has a simple, efficient swing from the right side. There's good body control and the ball came off the bat nicely effortlessly.

Gavin Byrd (2026 SS, Lakeland, FL) creates good separation between his upper and lower half giving him good barrel whip. There's length out front and power potential in the near future.

Ryley Chapman (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) lets the ball travel and showed good bat speed from the right side. Found a good amount of barrels in his round to the pull side.

Atticus Huffstutler (2024 C, St Pete Beach, FL) used his physical frame to punish the baseball. His heavy hands produced some loud contact off the bat.

Jace Kohler (2024 SS, Clearwater, FL) turns the barrel over with authority creating good angle off the bat. There is explosiveness in the hips with more projection to both the hit and power tool. 

Mike Martinez (2024 3B, Cutler Bay, FL) worked the middle of the field with good carry off the bat. He was on time throughout and maintained balance through contact.

Kolt Myers (2024 3B, St Augustine, FL) has evidence of athleticism and power in his stroke. His hands work inside the baseball and the quality of contact was solid the whole round.

Michael Petite (2023 OF, Palm Bay, FL) made loud contact and cleared the fence regularly. The hands work with natural lift and the bat speed was produced easily.

Carson Adkins (2026 OF, Lakeland, FL) worked with a linear path and line drive oriented approach. Executed his plan nicely working to all fields feel for the barrel.

Chase Anello (2026 C, Wesley Chapel, FL) has plenty of strength despite his short levers. The contact was solid when his small leg lift trigger was on time.

Keeton Burroughs (2023 SS, Odessa, FL) stays connected well and barreled balls to both gaps with authority. He impacts the ball well and executed his line drive approach nicely.

Blake Fields (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) has plenty of strength in his wrists and can impact the ball with consistency. There is present bat speed and a solid foundation to build on.

Chris Knier (2023 RHP, Jensen Beach, FL) relies on good rhythm to get his swing off. He did most of his damage to the middle of the field and pull side.

Mason Resmondo (2024 2B, Winter Haven, FL) has good hand eye coordination and feel to manipulate the barrel.

Logan Chapman (2023 3B, Apopka, FL) has a loose and leverage stroke from the right side with plenty of juice and more to come. He whips the barrel through the zone quickly and he left the yard multiple times.

Adonys Velez (2024 SS, Orlando, FL) impressed in his round working to all fields with authority. The body projects well and the swing is simple and under control with bat speed to go with it.

Mason Woolever (2024 OF, Lakewood Ranch, FL) generates leverage from a steeper path. The hips rotate well and the hands work loose through the zone.

Connor Berman (2025 2B, Boca Raton, FL) worked to the opposite field with intent. The hands were quick and worked well with extension out front.

Bladymil D Betancourt Negron (2023 OF, Bayamon, PR) turns the barrel over nicely and works to the pull side with power. There is physicality and strength in all areas of the swing.

Cole Huddleston (2024 3B, Palm Harbor, FL) showed precision with the barrel and the bat speed to do damage when he connected.

Cole Ingole (2024 RHP, Fort Myers, FL) is very physical in the box. The lower half is incorporated well and he rotates well through contact with a clean and balanced finish.

Pedro Morales (2023 OF, Bayamon, PR) did a nice job of turning the barrel over producing hard line drives to the pull side.

Rocco Reyes (2025 OF, Dorado, PR) had a good round working his hand inside the baseball producing quality contact.

Michael Kalinich (2024 C, Longwood, FL) stays connected well producing nice leverage in the swing. The path is uphill with good extension created through contact.

Logan Voelz (2024 RHP, Wesley Chapel, FL) hit balls hard consistently in his round. The ball carried well of the bat and the strength off the barrel is easy.

Alejandro Abreut (2025 1B, Miami, FL) impacted balls with juice to the pull side. There is good leverage and lift in the hands.

Talan Bell (2024 LHP, Oviedo, FL) quick and athletic actions stood out in his round. The swing is smooth with fast hands and easy bat speed that produces loud contact.

Cristian De Los Santos (2025 3B, Miami, FL) is a physical right-handed hitter with intriguing power potential. There is good leverage in the swing and strength in the wrists.

Allen Familia (2024 SS, St. Cloud, FL) creates good backspin and carry off the bat. He repeated his swing well and was consistent throughout the round.

Joseph Indelicato (2023 C, Navarre, FL) gets on top of the baseball well and the hands work quickly through the zone.

Austin Jacobs (2024 SS, Geneva, FL) has heavy hitting hands and the adjustability to cover the entire zone working to all fields.

Dariel Pirela (2024 OF, Tampa, FL) stays connected with loose and quick hands. The ball comes off the bat nicely.

Bailan Caraballo (2024 OF, Orlando, FL) demolished baseballs and sent multiple balls well over the fence. There is controlled aggression with crazy bat speed and big strength at point of contact.