Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) took a super consistent round, wearing out the pull side with hard struck line drives. It's easy bat speed and he was routinely flirting with home run distance during the round. 

Nathan Eisfelder (2025 OF, Jonesborough, TN) has impressive pull side power and gets his hands out in front well. There's positive launch to the plane and he creates good leverage out in front. 

Joephillip Guzman (2025 2B, Killeen, TX) has good whip to the hands and did a nice job at staying within himself during the round. He's got a line drive oriented swing path and approach and can use the whole field with intent. 

Cooper Hinson (2024 OF, Valrico, FL) is physical and left-handed and showed some impressive juice once he got going. There's plenty of leverage through the point of contact and he creates good carry to the pull side. 

Ray Yero (2025 SS, Miami, FL) showed some pretty explosive bat speed during the round, planting the front side to create big leverage. He hit a home run and the power upside here is vast. 

Alejandro Abreut (2024 1B, Miami, FL) has good whip to the hands and does a nice job at creating space in tight places. There's consistent pull side contact with the frame to hold the strength for the power upside. 

Justin Garcia-Hernandez (2025 3B, Chicago, IL) uncoils violently onto the ball which resulted in good power output during the round. He hit some balls really hard and the power potential is vast. 

Rilee Hutchinson (2025 3B, Kennesaw, GA) is super physical and that strength translates to present impact at the point of contact. He turns the barrel with comfort and consistency and the power long term will translate well. 

Noah Jordi (2025 1B, Canton, GA) showed an uphill swing path with big leverage and lower half mobility when out in front. It was a pull side oriented approach and execution with good carry off the bat. 

Jericho Morris-Johns (2024 1B, Stouffville, ON) showed some really intriguing power potential during the round, hitting some balls really hard to the middle of the field. It's a flatter bat path with good carry off the barrel and the power could be tremendous by the time he's done. 

Kevin Roque (2025, Hialeah, Fl.) threw a strong three innings and showed an advanced repertoire. The fastball topped at 88 and lived in the mid-80s. The uncommitted righty has great feel for a diving changeup and also showed a curveball.

Jael Hernandez (2024, Coral Springs, Fl.) was another two-way talent that stood out. The St. Leo commit lined a single into left on a good barrel. Hernandez then hopped on the mound and topped out at 88, complimenting it with a low-70s hook.

Marcos Carriere (2025, Miami, Fl.) showed off impressive barrel skills, picking up a knock in his first two at-bats, including a double. The uncommitted bat has strength out front and displayed the ability to go the other way with authority.

Joephillip Guzman (2025, Killeen, Texas) smacked a hard line shot into left field in the top of the first for a knock. The infielder possesses quality athleticism and employs a compact and functional stroke.

Ryan Williams (2025, Absecon, N.J.) got it right on the screws in the third inning, gapping one into left centerfield for a double. The New Jersey native has strength coming off and the power projects well.

Jeremy Wright (2026, Deland, Fl.) was a standout on both sides of the ball. The primary right-handed pitcher ran the heater into the mid-80s and paired it with a swing-and-miss slider. At the plate, he showed impressive adjustability and barreled up a liner pull side.

Ray Yero (2025, Miami, Fl.) had a big game at the plate, connecting on a single to pull side in his first at-bat, and on a deep double in his second. The two-bagger carried deep into the opposite field gap and Yero has the capability to backspin it with ease.