Spencer was impressive on the mound, as the 6-foot right-hander ran it up to 89 mph with life through the zone. He repeats well, displays aptitude for spin with the ability to land his 12-6 shaped curveball for strikes and garnered plenty of empty swings during his outing.

White showed off the athleticism across the board as the 2027 prospect recorded a 6.77 sixty, produced mid-80s arm strength in both the infield and outfield during drills. At the plate, he took one of the louder rounds of the day, as he used a compact line drive stroke to produce numerous line drives from gap-to-gap.

Ciukaj is a physical 6-foot-5, 224-pound athlete that showed well in multiple facets of his game. He ran a 6.78 sixty, recorded arm strength up to 85 mph during infield drills and an Exit Velocity of 102 mph.

Hathaway impressed across multiple facets of his game, as the 2027 Grad recorded arm strength up to 83 mph across the diamond, while exhibiting legitimate power potential at the plate. He produced a 96 mph Exit Velocity.

Temple was another impressive backstop, as he delivered accurate throws up to 77 mph during drills. He incorporates quick footwork, a quick release and does a nice job of repeating his actions. At the plate, he impacts the baseball with strong hands and showed feel for the barrel.

Wahl displayed sound footwork and a quick release to deliver accurate throws up to 74 mph from behind the dish during drills. At the plate, he incorporated a repeatable, quick stroke to impact the baseball with impact, recording a 96 mph Exit Velocity.

Bucci showed off an extremely projectable and well-rounded skill set throughout the event. He ran a 6.73 sixty, produced arm strength up to 90 mph during infield drills and consistently impacted the baseball loudly from the left-side. He finished it off by running the fastball up to 87 mph on the mound, while showing feel for his tight curveball to generate plenty of swings-and-misses.

Koraido is an impressive overall athlete with lean strength and quick twitch throughout. He recorded an event best 6.39 sixty, while exhibiting a simple approach at the plate with loud impact to all fields. Defensively, he produced arm strength up to 88 mph in the infield and followed it up by producing accurate throws up to 86 mph from the outfield.

Genareo was impressive on both sides of the ball, as the 2028 Grad showed legitimate two-way potential. He ran it up to 88 mph on the mound, while showcasing feel for spin and the ability to miss bats. Defensively, he produced online accurate throws up to 89 mph and used a short, compact stroke to impact the baseball with authority.

Werksman showed off true two-way ability, as the 2028 Grad impressed across the board. He worked steadily in the mid-80s (T86) with his fastball, while showing feel for spin with his sweeping slider. At the plate, he was consistently on the barrel and produced an Exit Velocity of 92 mph. Defensively, he moves well laterally and recorded arm strength up to 87 mph during outfield drills.

Kruer impressed on the mound, as the 6-foot right-hander peaked at 86 mph with command to both sides of the plate. He displayed the ability ability to manipulate both the speed and shaped to his breaking balls, while killing spin on his changeup effectively.

Crayton used sound footwork and a quick release to deliver accurate throws up to 75 mph during defensive drills, while registering a 91 mph Exit Velocity. At the plate, he was on the barrel frequently with a linear path and good feel for the barrel.

DeStefano is a physical athlete that uses his strength well across the board. He incorporates a simple stroke with plenty of present bat speed to impact the baseball. He recorded a 96 mph Exit Velocity and showed best in the infield with fluidity to produce accurate throws up to 84 mph across.

Lukas is a two-way prospect with physical upside and projection. He ran his fastball up to 83 mph with command to both sides of the plate, while displaying feel for spin and the ability to kill spin on his changeup. Defensively, he used sound footwork and a quick release to produce arm strength up to 86 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he used a consistent line drive stroke to impact the baseball.

Nelson impressed on the mound, as the lean 6-foot right-hander showed real feel for pitching. He ran it up to 85 mph with the fastball, landed his hammer 12-6 curveball for strikes and turned over a well-replicated changeup for whiffs.

Bricker is an impressive athlete with big-time upside. He ran a 6.86 sixty, delivered accurate throws up to 89 mph across the diamond and impacted the baseball with authority. (94 Exit Velocity). Lastly, he ran it up to 85 mph on the bump with some feel to spin the breaking ball.

Cole offers impressive two-way upside and projection, as the 2029 Grad worked both sides of the plate effectively with his fastball up to 83 mph. He showed feel for spin and flashed a changeup to complete his arsenal. Defensively, he displayed clean footwork and fluid actions to produce accurate throws up to 83 mph across. At the plate, he stayed on the barrel consistently and produced an Exit Velocity of 91 mph.

Golen impressed with his ability to repeat his line drive stroke at the plate, while displaying fluid actions and arm strength up to 81 mph across the diamond. He produced an Exit Velocity of 88 mph.