An Oregon commit, Martinez has a nice 6-1/185 build with present strength and more to come and has tools on both sides of the ball. He ran a 6.87 sixty and showed a big arm both at shortstop and behind the plate. His left handed swing is strong with big pull power.

Ahu gets your attention with his very projectable 6-4/195 build and then keeps it with his big right handed power and strong infield arm. He's currently ranked 245th in the 2026 class nationally and is committed to Stanford.

Harrison has huge present bat speed from the right side and made the ball park look small during batting practice. He's also a 6.99 runner with very polished actions and footwork in the middle infield.

The 6-3/175 Alston was one of the most impressive hitter's at the event and just scalded some baseballs in batting practice and in the games and it's fun to dream on his physical projection offensively.

Macanas was one of the event's top hitters and lived on the barrel, with very good hands at the plate and a compact swing that showed lots of impact. An Arizona State commit, he also has quick feet and athletic actions in the infield.

Shizuru was impressive in all aspects of the game. He ran a 6.88 in the sixty, threw 89 mph from the infield and 85 mph from the mound and dominated at the plate during games with three or four extra base hits. Very strong overall performance for the uncommitted athlete.

Doran has a prototypical young pitcher's build at 6-4/165 and a big right arm that registered 91 mph from the mound and 95 mph from the outfield. His slider and change up were also promising pitches.

Anzai had a great event, running a 6.77 sixty, throwing 91 from the infield with outstanding infield actions and crushing the ball in the games, including a double and big home run, both to the pull side. He's a big ball player in a smaller package.

Campas' carrying tool is his right handed bat. At 6-0/200 he is very strong and that strength comes together very well in his swing, which showed both in BP and in the games.

Trigg is a smaller athlete at 5-7/155 but has some big tools. He's a strong armed outfielder with center field tools on defense and a left handed hitter with a line drive swing and plenty of present bat speed.

Katano is the type of athlete who can play all over the field defensively with tools and skills. He also swings a good right handed bat and consistently hit the ball hard both days.

Shindo is a live bodied middle infielder with smooth and polished actions to the ball. He also brings the same type of polish and easy athleticism to the plate, where he's a switch-hitter with advanced barrel skills.

Barkdull has a big and strong 6-4/225 build and is a strike thrower from the left side with three quality pitches. He worked 82-84 mph with his fastball to go with a barrel missing curveball and lively change up.

Geier is a super interesting right-handed hitting prospect, blending his hit and power tools nicely. There's plenty of present impact to the pull side with good arm strength from multiple positions as well.

Wida has a very projectable 6-0/165 build but has some present strength as well, with nice bat speed and some present power. There's some arm strength there as well and athletic versatility on defense.

Poloa has an eminently projectable frame at 6-foot, 165-pounds with lots of room to fill out. The swing plays as well with a good blend of impact and contact skills.

The 2029 class in Hawaii has more than it's share of big and strong athletes it seems and the 6-1/200 McAneeley certainly qualifies. He's got a big arm behind the plate and is already up to 83 mph on the mound as well as showing his power with a smooth and projectable swing.

Barraza has some physical maturity and strength for a 14 year old at 6-0/180 and showed tools all over the field and in the right handed batter's box. He has a very bright future in the game.

Alapa stands out physically for someone who only recently turned 14 years old with his extra strong 6-1/205 build. He's a left-handed hitter who has nice hitting mechanics and can turn the barrel with present bat speed.

Koka is a well-built prospect with already present physicality and a really good swing from the right side. The ball jumps when squared and there's already real feel to hit as well.

Napierala is a physical right-handed hitter who already shows good feel for turning the barrel with conviction. The arm strength stands out from third base with throws up to 81 mph from across the diamond.

Butcher already has some advanced strength for the age, resulting in 77 mph throws across, 80 mph exit velocity, and 78 mph fastballs on the mound. The swing is geared toward driving the ball into the air and as he gets stronger he'll be able to do that with frequency and consistency.

Holbron was skilled and strong enough at 13 years old to compete with his much older peers and it's easy to tell how much potential he has as he matures. His right handed swing was particularly impressive.