Clark showed nice tools throughout the weekend and is an uncommitted third baseman with tools for the next level. Long and projectable, the righthanded swing was his loudest tool with a short and quick stroke, impacting the ball well to his pull side with jump off the barrel.

Ayers is an uncommitted arm who might not remain that way for long. He showed off his arm strength in the outfield (92 mph) but impressed most on the mound where he was up to 90 mph with a quick arm and a quality changeup at 80 mph. He also swung it well with quick hands and a repeatable stroke from the left side with carry coming off.

Kieffer showcased a quality, three-pitch mix during his outing, sitting at 86-89mph (T90) and generating good sink and run with the fastball. The Desert Oasis HS junior shows excellent upside with a quality curveball in the low-70s and tight slider he can spin well at 80mph.

A strong left-hander that is committed to New Mexico, Still impressed scouts with his heavy fastball up to 91mph before settling into the upper-80s. Still has plenty of strength in the 6-foot-2 frame and was able to keep hitters off balance with a pair of quality secondary offerings. The curveball and change-up proved a good mix of pace for the southpaw.

There's a lot to like with Webb, an uncommitted backstop from Arizona who is full of athleticism. He ran a 6.68 in the 60-yard and was able to show that tool throughout the weekend, consistently putting the ball in play with authority while flying around the bases. He also popped a 1.90 and threw 78 mph from behind the plate.

Shaw made for one of the more uncomfortable at-bats of the weekend as the 6-foot-5 lefthander's delivery features moving parts and lots of deception to the operation. Up to 88 mph, Shaw creates nice angle and pounded the lower third of strike zone while showing a potential swing-and-miss type slider.

There's a lot to like with the 6-foot-5 Suarez as he came out and showed four distinct pitches for strikes. He ran his fastball up to 89 mph with steep plane and showed a sharp slider in the low-80s for strikes which he tunneled well while mixing a nice changeup at 80 mph as well.

Dargan is already committed to Southern California and he showed why during his time on the mound. With a physical 6-foot-2 frame, Dargan ran his fastball up to 89 mph and generated nice downhill plane with a loose arm while showing both a quality changeup and slider, mixing consistently and with success.

Jones attacks hitter with two quality pitches, generating plenty of swing and miss along the way. The 6-foot-1 right-hander misses bats with the fastball at 85-90mph and was able to tunnel a mid-70s slider as well. Jones struck out six in his three innings of work and is a high-level uncommitted arm in the 2021 class.

Suspenzi is a San Diego commit that really impressed on the mound, running the fastball up to 88mph and commanding the zone at 84-87mph. Suspenzi generates easy velocity in the lean frame and will continue to improve as the low-70s curveball becomes even more of a weapon.

Nunez stood out with the bat, putting together excellent swings with a contact-oriented, line-drive approach. The uncommitted California native drives the ball well through the middle of the field and also stood out defensively with excellent glove skills and athleticism. Nunez has good overall feel for the game and still has room to fill out the frame.

Chavez really stands out at the plate, showcasing present bat speed and the ability to drive the ball to and through the pull-side gap. A junior from California, the uncommitted third baseman executes a simple approach and swings with intent to impact the baseball.

Miller is a long and projectable 6-foot-2, 175-pound shortstop with athletic actions in the infield, moving well on his feet as evidenced by his 6.84 60-yard time. He projects well and works through the ball nicely with carry on his throws. His swing presents natural loft with projectable pop while exhibiting nice bat-to-ball skills.

Cramer came to Arizona via Washington and showed nice tools, including a strong arm and a feel for the game, but his righthanded swing made the loudest impression. With a simple approach, Cramer keeps his hands inside the ball and generates nice back spin with carry to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Morris put his two-way potential on display throughout his time in Arizona. A primary righthanded pitcher, Morris was up to 85 mph with his fastball while mixing int a changeup. A strong 6-foot-5, 225-pound build helped Morris stand out with the bat as well as he consistently drove the ball with authority to his pull side with quick hands and a nice feel for the barrel.

Ham made the trip over from Las Vegas and the strongly built 6-foot lefthanded hitter made an impression with his swing. He does a nice job of shifting his weight through his lower half while generating natural loft to his swing path with stand out power to his pull side.

Maylett is a southpaw from Utah that keeps hitters off-balance with some deception in the delivery and a quality two-pitch combo. The left-hander commands the fastball well to both sides of the plate at 80-83mph and also shows good feel to spin a tight slider that misses bats with consistency in the low-70s. Maylett shows plenty of upside and an already advanced feel for his arsenal.

Torres did a little bit of everything throughout the weekend and put some loud tools on display. Full of fast-twitch, Torres ran an eye popping 6.58 in the 60-yard dash and showed off his arm strength with a top throw of 89 mph from the outfield. He works the middle and pull side parts of the field well and projects with strength, showing nice present bat speed through the zone.

Boyle is already committed to Washington and he impressed with his talents on the mound as well as his projection. He was up to 88 mph in this look and hides it well while creating nice arm speed. His fastball features nice running life which he pairs with a 2-8 shaped slider with late biting life for strikes and a curveball with bigger depth.

Disbro was one of the power arms that stood out in Arizona as the 2022 right-hander ran his fastball up to 90mph. The uncommitted California native sat at 85-88mph and showed some feel to spin as well. The curveball at 77mph has 11-5 shape and compliments the fastball well. Disbro maintains arm speed well and is a really intriguing arm to follow closely.

Cockrill proved a loud bat in the Green team lineup in Arizona, putting together plenty of quality at-bats and hitting the ball on the screws in multiple looks. The catcher has plenty of strength in the frame and can impact the ball with consistency back through the middle of the field. Defensively, Cockrill showcased athletic footwork on his way to a 1.90-second pop time.

Carney showcased his athleticism in Surprise, running a 6.90-second sixty-yard dash and putting quick-twitch actions on display in the outfield. The San Diego swings with intent to drive the ball at the plate and can really impact to the pull-side.

Gaudio impresses with the bat, back-spinning line drives to all fields and showcasing plenty of power potential in the 6-foot-4 frame. Gaudio shows good jump to both gaps and also played a solid first base.

Molinar displayed good two-way potential in Arizona, showcasing present bat speed at the plate and a good arsenal on the mound. Molinar ran the fastball up to 84mph and showed good feel for a pair of secondary offerings. The mid-70s change-up has late fading action while the curveball has sharp bite through the zone.