Tristan Jones – Jones posted the quickest 60-time of the event at 7.24 seconds. The 5-foot-7, 140-pound primary shortstop displayed athletic actions at multiple spots while showing present arm strength. A right-handed hitter, Jones finished 3-for-6 with an inside-the-park homerun which exited at 86 mph to go along with a triple and a single to drive in three runs with four runs scored.

Luke Sofia – a consistent performer on the PG circuit, Sofia has steadily improved his skills over the previous year and showcased the present upside as a two-way talent moving forward. The primary shortstop posted some of the highest arm strength numbers at the event at multiple spots and on the bump where he ran the fastball up to 79 mph with a four-pitch mix. A right-handed hitter, Sofia also finished 4-for-5 in the box with a double, triple, and homerun to drive in three runs.

Michael Ferrell – the 5-foot-6, 125-pound middle infielder displayed solid footwork on the dirt with through the ball and good arm strength on throws across the diamond at 79 mph. The lean-framed right-handed hitter also displayed a feel for the barrel in the box with three hits in six at-bats including a pair of triples during game action.

Bryson Sermons – a strong-framed primary first baseman, Sermons recorded the highest exit velocity of the event at 93 mph. The right-handed hitter carried it over to game action with four hits in six at-bats. The Lowndes High School product finished with a homerun, a double, and a triple accounting for four runs with a pair of RBI and runs scored.

Emmitt Cronauer – the 5-foot-8, 145-pound primary catcher recorded a 2.00 pop time with a clean exchange and arm strength around the bag at 74 mph. A solid defender, the right-handed hitter took a solid round of batting practice using the whole field with barrel control and tripled during game action in three at-bats.

Jay Davis – the 5-foot-9, 140-pound primary third baseman displayed athletic actions on the dirt with a relaxed demeanor and smooth release on throws across the diamond. A right-handed hitter, Davis tripled during game action to right-centerfield to score a run with an exit velocity of 86 mph. The 2032 grad showcased a solid skillset that translates to both sides of the ball.