William Oliver Kelley (2019 OF, Newnan, GA) is a strong 6-3/205 outfielder who brought that strength with him to the batter’s box, showing quickness to his hands while turning on a couple baseballs, including a double down the line.

Alex Imposimato (2020 C, Wake Forest, NC) put the barrel on the ball consistently with sound bat speed through the zone, singling in his first at-bat before connected for a hard double into the pull-gap.

Jay Thomason (2020 3B, Auburn, AL) continue to put together a nice performance with his bat, showing looseness to his hands and a quick bat through the zone while squaring up the baseball throughout the game. He ended up with three hits on the day, including a double to the pull side gap.

Steven Michael Medina (2021 SS, Miami, FL) had a nice showing up the middle for the White team defensively, putting his athleticism on display with a cross body jump throw across and a strong arm across the diamond. He also created hard contact at the plate.

Carlos Valderrama (2019 C, Miami, FL) is a strong righthanded bat and he made his presence felt offensively with consistent barreled contact. He did a nice job of staying compact through the zone and connected for some of the hardest contact, including a few line drive base hits and a double to right field.

Michael Lindsey (2020 OF, Oviedo, FL) stayed consistent with his righthanded swing throughout the game, picking up three base hits which included two singles and a double to the pull side gap. 

Wyatt Tennant (2019 LHP, Ringgold, GA) put tougher a three hit game for the Gold team from the left side of the plate. Of his three hits, Tennant collected two singled and a double to the opposite field.

N. Labrauns Stinson II (2019 1B, Atlanta, GA) did a nice job of staying short and compact with his righthanded stroke throughout the game and picked up three base hits. He generated nice bat speed and connected for loud contact on his double to center field.

Adrian Sanchez (2019 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) showed well with the bat, generating sound bat speed from the right side of the plate while picking up three base knocks on the day which included a triple that had the center fielder  tracking back. 

Kameron Guidry (2019 SS, Snellville, GA) showed his athleticism at shortstop, making good plays and quick reactions, especially to the back hand. He has soft hands and also has a lot of pop in his bat hitting a ground rule double to left field. His swing is compact and quick through the zone.

Austin Bradbury (2019 OF, Camp Hill, PA) has a fluid swing and quick wrists to make hard contact in every at bat. He takes aggressive hacks and hits the ball square with potential for more power as he grows.

Kaden Dydalewicz (2019 3B, Frisco, TX) and Dawson Smothers (2020 1B, Benton, KY) hit back to back home runs for the Royal team. Dydalewicz has a strong and athletic build with good bat speed, feel for the barrel, and a lot of pop to the pull side. He hit the ball hard every at bat and made loud contact, even on foul balls. Smothers has a strong lower half and uses it well in his swing, driving the ball to all fields.

Christian Olazabal (2021 RHP, Miami, FL) swung it well all game for the Green team. He has a simple stroke and generates easy pop off the bat, finishing the game with four total hits and two doubles.

Nathan Rose (2019 SS, Shaker Heights, OH) has a tall and lanky frame with room to fill in his athletic build. He is an aggressive baserunner with good speed and finished the game with three doubles and a single. Rose drives the ball well to all fields and gets good back spin on the ball.

Mateo Martinez (2019 C, Wichita, KS) had extra base hits to both sides of the field, driving the ball to left field and the right center field gap. He moves well for his size and has good athleticism in his large frame. Michael Sharp (2020 OF, Niceville, FL) hit a double off the top of the wall and has good bat speed.

Jackson Walker (2019 OF, Brentwood, TN) has a lot of potential with the bat. He has a lean and wiry frame with quick twitch athleticism. Kevin Mackenzie (2019 OF, Needham, MA) is a very physical prospect with impressive strength. He had five hits in the game including a double and a triple. 

Nolan McCarthy (2020 SS, Kalamazoo, MI) had the pitches timed up from the start and hit a hard line drive to left field in his first at bat. He has good bat speed and feel for the barrel. He also threw out a runner at the plate and made hard contact every at bat. McCarthy showed good power driving two doubles in his last two at bats.

Dane Black (2020 1B, Key West, FL) hit the ball hard all game. He showed quick wrists and strong bat speed. Black hit a deep double to centerfield, a triple that one hopped the wall in left, and a towering home run to left field. He finished the game a single shy of the cycle.

Dilan D Rosario (2019 SS, Guaynabo, PR) has good range and smooth infield actions at shortstop. He makes all the plays and has soft hands to field bad hops. Rosario also showed the ability to drive the ball to the opposite field, good speed on the bases, and finished the game with four hits. Two more players on the Red team also showed good defensive tools - Nestor Martinez (2020 RHP, Fajardo, PR) made a great diving catch in right field and Jose Aviles (2019 OF, Hatillo, PR) has a strong arm across the infield

Makenzie Pate (2019 OF, Lilburn, GA) hit a deep double to left field and also showed good speed and aggressiveness on the bases. Pate also had three singles during the game.

Zahan Meyer (2020 2B, Mt. Laurel, NJ) showed a strong arm from the outfield and threw out a runner at home plate. He has good defensive tools all around in both the infield and outfield.

Mason Neller (2020 3B, Marathon, FL) hit a line drive that one hopped the left field wall, showing some power potential and pop in his bat. He finished the game with two doubles, a triple and a single. Landon Lowe (2021 2B, Key West, FL) had three singles while Logan Pellicier (2021 SS, Key West, FL) and Nick Sosa (2019 1B, Miami, FL) both had four singles.

Diego Luis Rodriguez Trujillo (2020 C, Carolina, PR) had a single and a double with two runs scored. Ryan Valenti (2020 3B, Tampa, FL) and Javier Francisco (2021 SS, Santo Domingo, DOM) both had three singles in the game.

Noah Hughes (2019 1B, Windermere, FL) continued to swing a hot bat from the left side, picking up a loud triple to the pull side in his first at-bat before singling through the hole later in the contest.

Corbin Shaw (2020 3B, Conyers, GA) picked up two hits in his first two at-bats with a double down the left field line with hard jump off the barrel before singling up the middle in his next trip.

Liam Pollock (2020 OF, Southgate, MI) did a nice job of finding the barrel, lining pitches back up the middle and to his pull side for three hits in his first three at-bats showing a short, direct path. He later picked up his fourth hit with a single over the second baseman.

Vaughn Grissom (2019 SS, Orlando, FL), a Florida international commit, showed off his defensive skills at shortstop with nice athleticism and balance, especially on a play in the hole which he rounded nicely and made an accurate scoop throw across the diamond.

Jackson Webb (2019 C, Elizabethtown, KY) generated some hard contact from the right side, especially to the opposite field with a double to right field that showed nice carry before lining a single over the first baseman. He later lined a single back up the box showing a compact and strong swing.

Tyler Odak (2019 OF, Cumming, GA) showed well both with the bat and in the outfield, showing off his bat speed with a hard hit along with showing his range in left field for a nice over-the-shoulder catch by the warning track.

Matt Odom (2020 2B, Glendale, CA) picked up three hits in his first three at-bats, going back up the middle for his first two singles before working the opposite field for his third hit.

Vincent Martino (2020 SS, Theodore, AL) collected four hits for his Green, showing bat speed through the zone while working the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Elijah Hilton (2019 OF, Atlanta, GA) picked up two RBI with one swing of the bat, keeping his hands inside well while turning on an inner half pitch for a double to the pull side gap after singling to the opposite field.

Jack Michalek (2020 3B, Denver, CO) also has three hits for the Green team and used all parts of the field, starting in center field before going to right and left field in his following at-bats. 

Joseph Velazquez (2019 OF, Loiza, PR) is a young and projectable righthanded bat out of Puerto Rico who showed a short stroke which produced hard contact to all parts of the field while staying quick and direct to the ball.

Blake Decker (2019 OF, Johns Creek, GA) put together a nice round of batting practice, using his 5-11/185 frame to generate hard jump off the barrel while remaining short to the ball. He was on time with his shift and showed nice back spin to the pull side.

Louis Zayas (2019 1B, Davie, FL) is a strong 6-5/210 lefthanded bat out of Floirda who used his strength well with a simple swing, producing nice carry to his pull side. He projects well as he continues to refine and incorporate additional shift into his swing.

Dane Black (2020 1B, Key West, FL) is a righthanded hitting first baseman from Summerland Key, Florida who did a nice job of creating extension out front and shifts through the point of contact well. He creates sound bat speed through the zone with backspin off the barrel.

Coming out of Michigan, Nolan McCarthy (2020 SS, Kalamazoo, MI) had a solid showing during his batting practice session with quick hands and looseness through the zone. He creates extension out front with solid carry and jump off the barrel to the pull side.

Jay Thomason (2020 3B, Auburn, AL) is a 6-0/180 lefthanded bat out of Auburn, Ala. Who had a strong showing in his round and did a nice job of repeating his mechanics. He stays short and quick with his hands through the zone and showed carry off the barrel to his pull side.

Leon Paulino (2019 OF, Hollywood, FL) is a switch-hitter out of Florida who’s already committed to Florida International and certainly looks the part in the box. At 6-3/200 Paulino showed a leverage path and quick, loose hands while impacting the ball from both sides of the plate.

Kevin Figueredo (2020 1B, Miami, FL) put together one of the more impressive rounds on the day with steady and hard contact off the barrel. The loudest of his contact came from the right side where he  showed leverage to his path and remained simple with his mechanics.

Coming out from Utah, Preston Winget (2020 OF, Draper, UT) is a young outfielder who showed his contact skills while getting extended and separated with his swing. He did a nice job of repeating his swing and created line drive contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Ari Arteaga (2020 OF, Miami, FL) is a projectable righthanded bat out of Miami who had a nice showing, putting his tools on display with steady line drive contact to all fields. He did a nice job of staying short to the ball with his swing path and showed present quickness to both his hands and barrel.

Alan Caretta (2019 OF, Montverde, FL) showed nice balance throughout his round from the right side, shifting through the ball on time while creating hard contact off the barrel. He created natural lift and leverage to his path with loud contact coming off.

Jesus Pena (2022 3B, Miami, FL) is a very strong looking 8^th grader at 6-0/180 and he incorporates that strength into his swing. He showed barrel whip and present bat speed through the zone with nice back spin coming off the barrel.

Jeremiah Ezekiel Peralta (2020 OF, Saint Cloud, FL) shows looseness to his hands in his righthanded swing and did a nice job of repeating his mechanics. He showed a linear path with line drive contact while employing  a contact approach at the plate.

Brandon Smith (2019 3B, Woodstock, GA) is a physical 6-3/197 switch-hitter out of Georgia who showed solid bat speed and strength off the barrel. He started from the right side with hard contact off the barrel before showing more lift and balanced to his lefthanded swing with solid bat speed.

Ben Abernathy (2020 SS, Warrior, AL) begins with a slightly open stance at the plate and does a nice job of uncoiling into contact. He showed leverage to his swing path with back spun contact while showing a feel for the barrel through the zone.

Matthew Corlew (2019 SS, Lake Worth, FL) is already committed to Tulane and he showed his tools during batting practice. A projectable 6-3/180 righthanded hitting outfielder, Corlew showed present bat speed through the zone with looseness to his stroke and jump off the barrel when squared.

Jose Fulgencio (2019 SS, Apopka, FL) has a young, projectable frame at 6-0/160 but he took a solid round of batting practice with quick hands and looseness throughout his swing. He did a nice job of hitting the ball out front and consistently found the barrel with solid carry and linear contact off the bat.

Anthony Gutierrez (2019 2B, Miramar, FL) is a 5-11/180 second baseman who employed a simple, repeatable swing that generated consistent results. He remained balanced and showed whip to the barrel while generating back spin to the pull side gap.

Mykanthony Valdez (2019 3B, Davie, FL) is a physical 6-1/210 who’s already committed to Miami and he put his tools on display this afternoon. It’s an easy swing and he generates quality bat speed and power through the zone, showing hard jump off the barrel with extension out front.

Ross Friedrick (2019 C, Alpharetta, GA) is listed at 6-3/200 and he used that strength in his lefthanded swing to get the barrel through the zone quickly. Staying linear through the zone, Friedrick showed back spin off the barrel with steady contact to the middle and pull parts of the field with a linear swing path.

Cooper Torres (2020 MIF, Woodstock, GA) stayed short through the zone with his swing path, showing present bat speed and barrel control through the zone. He repeated his mechanics well and remained compact as he worked all parts of the field.

Edgar Rodriguez (2019 LHP, Miami, FL) opened the for the Black squad and ran his fastball up to 85 mph. The uncommitted lefthanded did a nice job of filling up the strike zone while mixing in a nice curveball that offered depth and shape.

Dominic Pitelli (2020 SS, Miami, FL) off his actions up the middle at shortstop with soft hands before showing off a strong arm in live action with plenty of carry and strength across the diamond.

Jaider Morelos (2019 SS, St. Petersburg, FL) is a strong switch-hitting shortstop already committed to Florida International. He took his first at-bat from the right side and promptly lined a fastball back up the middle for a hard, line drive single that jumped off the bat.

Andres Bordone (2019 OF, Miami, FL) connected for two hits on the day during his first two at-bats of the game. The righthanded hitter singled in his first at-bat before doubling to right field in his second trip.

Anthony Bordone (2021 OF, Miami, FL) followed Andre Bordone’s double with one of his own, ripping a pitch down the left field line for his second RBI of the day after picking up a SAC fly in his first trip.

Listed as a primary pitcher, Zachary Easterling (2020 RHP, Spring, TX) showed no trouble turning around a fastball on the inner half for a loud triple to the right-center field gap to begin the top of the fifth inning.