McCall posted a 6.81 60-time and displayed a solid skillset on all sides of the ball. A 6-foot-3, 165-pound primary outfielder, he recorded the hardest throw of the event at 92 mph from the outfield during drills and a 92-mph exit velocity in the box. The arm strength transferred to the mound where he ran the fastball up to 90 mph as a secondary right-handed pitcher.

The 6-foot, 185-pound right-handed hitter was all over the barrel during the showcase finishing 5-for-7 with three doubles during game action. A primary shortstop, Walters displayed athletic actions on defense with a clean transfer and accuracy on throws across.

Frazier recorded one of the hardest exit velocities of the event at 95 mph during drills. The 6-foot-1, 220-pound left-handed hitter showed his present strength during game action as well with a pair of doubles off the centerfield fence with barrel control and impact through the zone.

Lowe threw the ball well in the outing, running the fastball up to 86 mph and could command it to both sides. He induced contact early in counts and showed solid feel to spin as well as turning over a changeup.

Turner was a standout in the defensive workout, showing great actions and a bounce to the step. He has enough arm strength to stick there. He took a good round of BP as well impacting into the gaps as well as throwing the ball well on the mound.

Herbek posted some of the highest numbers of any player in the entire event. The 6-foot, 170-pound primary outfielder ran a 6.62 60-yard dash and made throws from the outfield at 91 mph while recording a 92-mph exit velocity. The athleticism translated to game action with two hits and threw out a pair of runners from the outfield while adding two stolen bases.

Moffett recorded the quickest 60-yard dash time of the event at 6.45 seconds. A 6-foot-1, 175-pound primary shortstop, he displayed athletic actions on the dirt with throws across the diamond at 85 mph. At the plate, he showed a feel for the barrel with three hits in five at-bats and the ability to impact the ball to all fields.

Burgess Jr. posted the second quickest 60-time of the event at 6.49 seconds and it showed during games with two stolen bases. The 5-foot-10, 160-pound primary outfielder made throws from the outfield at 87 mph and displayed solid footwork and angles to the ball on the dirt as a secondary middle infielder.

The 6-foot-1, 170-pound primary outfielder displayed athletic actions at multiple spots defensively while making throws from the outfield at 88 mph and 86 mph from first base while recording a 6.94 60-time. A right-handed hitter, Martincavage posted an 88-mph exit velocity and finished 3-for-6 with a triple during game action.

The 6-foot-2, 207-pound primary first baseman showcased his present strength with consistent exit velocities in the 90s. A right-handed hitter, Cubbage put together good at-bats with strike zone awareness and barrel control finishing 2-for-4 on the weekend with a pair of runs batted in.

A 5-foot-10, 165-pound primary catcher, Drangle displayed big skills for the age on both sides of the ball. He posted a 6.97 60-time and recorded a 1.93 pop time with throws up to 80 mph. He made throws from the outfield at 89 mph as a secondary outfielder and displayed present bat speed with impact from the right side of the plate.

The 6-foot-3, 175-pound right-handed pitcher showcased a quality three-pitch mix running the fastball up to 86 mph. He commanded all three pitches in the zone over three scoreless on two hits with seven strikeouts. The present arm strength also carried over to the field during drills with throws from the outfield at 91 mph and 89 mph on the infield.

Albert displayed a solid skillset during the showcase with big arm strength and exit velocities to match. The 6-foot-2, 178-pound primary backstop recorded a 1.97 pop time and made throws from the outfield at 89 mph. In the box, the right-handed hitter posted a 91 mph exit velocity with bat speed and finished 4-for-8 on the weekend in games.

Harrison displayed an advanced toolset for the grade on all sides of the ball over the weekend. The 5-foot-10, 165-pound outfielder posted a 6.62 60-time and made throws from the outfield at 86 mph. A left-handed hitter, he also posted one of the highest exit velocities in the showcase at 95 mph during drills.

The 6-foot-2, 170-pound primary shortstop displayed athletic actions on the dirt with solid rhythm to the feet and arm strength on throws across at 85 mph. A right-handed hitter, he posted a 91 mph exit velocity during drills and the ability to drive the ball through the gaps with easy impact during batting practice.

A 5-foot-11, 175-pound left-handed hitter, Dockter showcased his physical strength in the box with exit velocities in the low-90s during batting practice and in drills. The primary first baseman carried it over to games with a pair of hits including a triple while also running the fastball up to 83 mph as a secondary left-handed pitcher.

The 6-foot-2, 180-pound right-handed hitter recorded three hits with exit velocities in the high-80s including a triple during game action. A primary shortstop, Croggon made throws across the diamond at 85 mph and ran the fastball up to 84 mph while featuring a three-pitch mix on the bump as a secondary right-handed pitcher.

Frazier III recorded a 93 mph exit velocity during drills and consistently leveraged the ball to all fields during batting practice. Despite the extra-large frame, he showed agile footwork around the bag as a primary first baseman and posted a 7.26 60-yard dash time.

The 6-foot-2, 165-pound primary outfielder displayed athletic actions moving around with accurate throws to the bases at 84 mph. A secondary left-handed pitcher, he showcased a three-pitch mix with clean mechanics and easy arm stroke to finish with four strikeouts over two innings.