Juan Perez (2024 SS, Sarasota, FL)- 2 Doubles in the game on to each side of the field, Spraying the ball around with some power.

Aiden Pollock (2023 OF, Las Vegas, NV)- Made the catch of the day with a web gem to rob extra bases and some runs with a diving effort in RCF.

Cayden Gibson (2024 SS, O’Fallon, MO)- Doubled to very deep to RF.

Jian Jung (2024 RHP, Graham, WA)- Showcased a good swing path and bat speed, very good quality at bats throughout the game.

Alex Rosario (2023 C, Riviera Beach, FL)-Nice play at SS good hand and actions on Defense, also doubled to deep LCF in his first at bat. 

Evan Damario (2025 C, Lees Summit, MO)- Great play at 2B backhand to glove side, great feed to SS for the double play.

Drew Kennedy (2023 1B, Malvern, PA)- Line drive single to LF, BIG power, had a couple of hard hits throughout the day big pullside pop.

Dimaggio Lonero (2024 SS, Canonsburg, PA)- Hit an violent bomb to LF for a 2-run homer. Also had a very nice defensive play in the OF with a jumping catch on a line drive.

Anthony Xydakis (2024 OF, Morris, IL)- Nice diving catch in CF for an out. Showed solid leverage in the swing, had a couple hit in the game and showed quickness and instincts on the bases.

Justin Lebron (2023 2B, Miramar, FL)- Very smooth actions on defense, created good leverage in the box with good bat path through the zone. Good runner  who really gets out of the box and down the line well.

Liam Clay (2025 SS, Raleigh, NC) – Single into Left center field to drive in a run, another single to right to drive in another later in the game

Chase Jackson (2023 SS, McDonough, GA) – Nice play made going to his left while playing 3B very strong arm across the diamond and good Hands.

Cole Lowe (2023 LHP, Kimberly, AL)- Triple one hopping the right field fence, Showed athleticism in playing a very good CF throughout the event.

Connor Wright (2025 1B, Raleigh, NC)- Big Pop showed power and strength with the frame to go with it, Worked the Middle of the field with his approach all weekend.

Dylan Andino (2023 3B, Saint Cloud, FL)- Good swing very very solid all around playing throws seeds across the diamond, had a triple into RCF, great running catch into foul territory playing SS, Short compact stroke found barrels consistently throughout .

Jacob Zitella (2023 3B, West Chicago, IL)- Very Strong player, double to deep CF, Very high energy on the diamond at all times plays very hard and finished up with a triple in his last at bat.

Ethan Rucker (2024, RHP, Marietta, GA) stands 6’2’, 160-pounds and has a very projectable frame that is going to get stronger over time. He was very effective during his outing. He has swing-and-miss stuff but also can pitch to contact. Rucker ran his fastball up to 86 mph while flashing a 69 mph that had 11-to-5 shape and a changeup at 73 mph.

Ryan Kondard (2024, IF, Hawthorn Woods, IL) sports a good frame at 6-foot, 185-pounds. The young right-handed hitter was able to square up a fastball and lace it over the centerfielders head for a triple in his first at-bat. There is some lift at contact with quickness to the hands.

DJ Clifford (2025, RHP, Newburgh, NY) showed to be a promising young arm. The right-hander went 3 innings and struck out 2 along the way. He has developing arm strength and velocity should continue to climb as he fills out his frame.

Jacob Fields (2023, OF, Acworth, GA) showed off some pop by driving the ball well for a double. He has quick hands and shows barrel awareness. There is some strength to the swing some power that will play well as he continues down the road. Fields was also up to 84 mph on the mound with 6 punch outs.

Braden Gabel (2024, IF, Kennesaw, GA) has a gap-to-gap approach and showed that off by driving a fastball deep into the left-centerfield gap for a double. He possesses strong wrist and the ability to hit the ball with some aggression. He would again hit a ball into the gap for another standup double.

Landon Houston (2024, OF, Powder Springs, GA) is a left-handed hitting outfielder. He would collect 2 hits on the day and score a run. Houston has a smooth and easy swing. He also possesses good speed on the bases. There is aroom to fill out his frame that is 6'1, 181-pounds over time. 

Charlie Graves (2025, Fayetteville, AR) is a young prospect that stands at 6-foot, 170-pounds. The right-handed hitter has a solid swing that has some slight lift upon contact. Graves was able to drive the ball deep into the left center-field gap for an easy extra base hit.

Garrett Hayes (2024, Youngsville, NC) showed some pop from the left-side. He possesses a quite approach at the plate and has the ability to drive the ball deep the other way. Hayes showed this off by smashing a triple to the left center-field gap.

Amaury De Jesus (2024, Miami, FL) is a slack fielding shortstop and displayed that by showing off the glove and arm strength during this viewing. Also hitting from the left-side, De Jesus has a smooth and easy swing with the ability to hit to all fields. De Jesus is also a good runner on the bases.

Joey Marker (2023, Indianola, IN) showed to have some quickness to his bat during this viewing. He was able to drive a ball up the middle with some authority.

Trent Tankersley (2024, Waverly, GA) was also impressive during this viewing. The right-handed hitter has a smooth and easy swing. He gains some ground with the front side and makes solid, contact out front.

Evan Taylor (2025, C, Ocean City, NJ) has raw pull side pop, consistently smashed the ball to the left field warning track on a line. Has a quick compact swing with slight loft and good bat speed. Features a lean athletic build that will continue to get stronger as he gets older.

Mylon Uribe (2024, SS, Woodstock, GA) was solid at shortstop today, has a few balls smoked at him that he fielded like nothing. Uribe was a vacuum over at short, showed smooth hands and good foot work with accurate firm throes across the diamond. Features a lean athletic build that fits the mold of a shortstop at the next level.

Kalier D. Castro Garcia (2023, OF, Humacao, PR) showed off his speed on the bases and in the outfield. Has good range to both sides of the ball, with a great first step allowing him to get to balls deep in the gaps. Has a level swing with good bat speed, showed the ability to hit the ball well to both gaps.

Jhenzel Figueroa (2023, MIF, Manati, PR) is athletic, moves well laterally, displayed smooth hands with good foot work and a quick transition. Showed the ability to make the routine plays and the highlight reel ones as well. Has great speed, crushed the ball over the right fielder’s head that he turned into an inside the park homerun. His speed helps him cover a lot of ground on defense as well.

Zachary Gaa (SS, Singapore, SG-SGP) has a violent swing with plus bat speed, every ball he his was hit hard and to the gaps. Gaa has good power to all fields, features a strong athletic build that has a big presence in the box. Also made some great plays in the infield, showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Jeffery Copeland (2023 3B, Marietta, GA) Quick to and through forceful contact. Strength in hands. Flatter path with lift at contact. Advanced runner. Twitchy.

Luke McRae (2024 2B, Canton, GA) Line driver with a smooth operation. Quiet and quick. Flatter path. Middle of the field oriented. Quick to contact. Plus runner.

Miles Owen (2023 3B, Cartersville, GA) Big leverage swinger who can drive the baseball with authority. Always on time. Whippy barrel with sluggers lift at contact. Ball jumps off barrel. Upside as middle of the order run producer.

Camden Page (2024 C, Flowery Branch, GA) Solidly built, noticeably strong and twitchy athlete who can swing the bat. Shows plus pull side raw power. Strong through his core and lower half. Athletic runnerwho can force the action. 

Tyler Payne (2024 1B, Jasper, GA) Broad shouldered, obviously strong right-handed slugger who can drive the ball to all parts of the field. Doesn’t miss his barrel. Gap to gap raw is evident. Plus feel for barrel.

Harlan Will (2023 C, Jasper, GA) Big and strong. Broad shouldered. Barrel chested. Can swing the bat with authority. Natural raw power that isn’t forced. He can reach the fence to all parts of the field. Quick feet and smooth glove at 1B, also.

Isaiah Pinero (2025 3B, Fayetteville, NC) has a smooth right-handed stroke with some quickness in his hands providing some jump off the barrel of the bat. He roped a single into left field in his first at bat.

Chone James (2024 C, Myrtle Beach, SC) got into a ball in his first at bat driving a double deep in the left-center field gap. He does a nice job of using his lower half to create power from the ground up transferring it to his swing. 

Luis Santiago (2023 RHP, Roanoke, TX) tucked a double down the left field line with a well struck line drive that made its way all the way to the corner. He showed quick hands with some feel for the barrel adjusting the bat path to get the barrel out front. He added another double in a later at bat using the lower half to create power from the ground up. 

Henry Knighton (2025 SS, Richmond, VA) did a nice job handling a pitch up in the zone getting the barrel on top of the ball to drive it on a line back up the middle. His young athletic build projects for even more bat speed to come with maturity which will translate to more power in the right-handed swing. 

Julian Minor (2023 SS, Fort Worth, TX) has some quick twitch in his right-handed swing providing some whip to the barrel. He drove a double to the pull side in his second at bat creating good extension through the ball at contact. 

Nathan Tardo (2025 SS, Mandeville, LA) pulled his hands on to drive a ball int eh left-center field gap showing some speed in the hands to drive the ball over the short stops head. On the bases his speed plays allowing him to put pressure on the defense and take extra bases. He capped off his event with another double this time shooting a ball through the right side taking it where he was pitched. 

CJ Filipek (2023 1B, Huntley, IL) smoked a triple off the right-center field fence just missing a home run. His left-handed swing shows natural loft to the bat path allowing him to create leverage at the point of contact and back spin on the ball flight. 

Mason Green (2024 OF, Falls Church, VA) does a nice job of matching plane through the hitting zone with the barrel allowing him to create extension through contact and drive baseballs hard on a line with back spin. 

Pernell Whitsett (2024 RHP, Fort Wayne, IN) has a strong physical frame with present strength throughout the build. The strength shows up in the left-handed swing projectable bat speed and flashes of some big upside raw power to the pull side of the field.

Nick Pratt (2023 C, Severna Park, MD) has a large physical frame with present strength throughout his build. In his first at bat he laced a double deep in the left center field gap showcasing his ability to create leverage at the point of contact. He followed that up with a triple in his third at bat to left center field to continue a strong day at the plate. 

Gavin Strump (2024 C, Saint Johns, FL) starts with an even base, using a small stride to create separation. He showed a quick compact bat path with the ability to drove the ball to the pull side. His frame projects well moving forward with more power to come. 

Edward McLeod (2025 3B, Mobile, AL) has a large physical frame, in the box he starts with an upright stance allowing him hands to work freely to the baseball. He found the barrel in his second and third at bats with back-to-back base hits to the pull side. 

Justin Polanco (2023 SS, Bronx, NY) showed a smooth natural left-handed stroke. He does a nice job of staying time with his load allowing the barrel to play out front with some whip in in the hands at the point of contact. 

Cahijah Pressley (2023 1B, Laurens, SC) is able to keep the hands to the inside part of the ball with strength at the point of contact. His approach allows him to use the big part of the field with good plate coverage. 

Christopher Sosa (2025 RHP, Hialeah, FL) has a long athletic frame with plenty of room to project on moving forward. At the plate his right-handed swing as a smooth swing plane with the ability to attack the inside part of the ball allowing him to use all fields. He followed that up with a triple to straight away center field in his last at bat. 

Ethan Andujar (2025 C, Matthews, NC) found the barrel multiple times in game action on day three. He controls the barrel well through the zone staying short with his swing path and using the opposite field well with developing power. 

Noah Jordi (2024 LHP, Mendon, MA) smoked a ball down the right field line in his final at bat. His left-handed swing stays level through the hitting zone keeping the ball on a line with some whip in the hand at contact. 

Ryne Salas (2023 RHP, Crystal Lake, IL) Large framed slugger with noticeable raw power, especially to the pull side. Hit no doubt dinger into the street well beyond the LF fence. Quick twitch. Unquestioned raw power. Upside potential as middle-of-the order run producer.

Clayton Anderson (2024 OF, Statesboro, GA) Athletic and very twitchy. Advanced speed. Short and direct to contact. Flatter path and impact the ball with force. Always looking to take extra base. 

Ulises Castelo Jr (2024 C, Dalton, GA) Hit machine. Uses the whole field. Stays inside the ball well. Flatter path. Line driver with a consistent operation. Big hustle guy on the bases.

Cayden Hessemyer (2024 SS, Odessa, FL) Athlete with great approach at the plate. Quick actions. Short, quick, and direct to contact. Flatter path with line drive mentality. Obvious strength in hands. Impacts ball with force.

Mike Martinez (2024 3B, Cutler Bay, FL) Easy plus raw power. Strength in core. Feel for barrel. Slugger’s lift at contact. Can power the ball to all parts of the field. Especially strong to pull side.

Logan Mortimer (2025 OF, McDonough, GA) Advanced, noticeable raw power. Ball jumps from barrel. Ball jumps from barrel. Advanced runner with easy stride. Chews up ground.

Jason Neal (2024 SS, Chelsea, AL) Athletic middle infielder with plus approach at the plate. Line driver who can move the ball. Short and direct to contact. Advanced runner.

Joshua Wicker (2024 SS, Chicago, IL) Plays with controlled aggressiveness. Hustler. Inside-out bat path. Barrel stays on plane a long time. Strength in hands and shoulders. Plus feel for barrel. 

Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL)solid build – strength through core. Short and direct to contact. Impacts ball with authority. Plus feel for barrel. Big raw power that appears easy. Plus runner.

Charlie Imhof (2023 3B, Merrick, NY) Athletic build. Quick trigger with flat path. Gets barrel to and through contact with authority. Gap to gap swing path. Ball jumps. Easy plus runner.

Kirk Kolano (2023 1B, San Antonio, FL) Large frame with noticeable strength. Power guy all the way. Slugger’s approach. Big pull side power potential. Plus feel for barrel.

Ashton Odak (2023 SS, Emerson, GA) Accomplished, mature hitter with a plan. Middle of the field path. Consistent barrel. Impacts ball well. Can swing it. Also plus defender with quick feet and easy range. Plus arm. Can throw well from any platform. Big upside.

Fernando Palomares (2025 3B, Spring, TX) Long and lean, athletic build. Big leverage in his swing. More middle of the field oriented. Flatter path. Line drive machine. Easy advanced runner.

Sam Tomczak (2025 C, Kennesaw, GA) Sound, mature approach. Balanced at the ready. More inside-out with his path. Gets barrel on plane and through contact routinely. Strength in hands. Ball jumps.

Jackson Uggla (2024 3B, Powder Springs, GA) Emerging power. Slugger’s approach. Flat through zone with pronounced lift at contact. Strength is obvious. Projectable power.

Tyler Bradford (2024 3B, Marietta, GA) showed a short compact swing in his first at bat with a single back up the middle. He continued to drive the ball back up the middle in his second at bat with a line drive off the net on its way into center field. His third hit of the day came on a double the other way staying inside the ball and riving it to right center field. 

Cole Dingler (2024 1B, Cedartown, GA) drove in two runs with an double to the pull side gap in his second at bat showcasing his bat speed. In his next at bat he kept a line drive fair down the line in left for a triple plating two more runs.  

Luke Orfi (2023 SS, Cumming, GA) does a nice job of keeping the barrel level through the zone. In his first two at bats he drove two ball hard into left center field displaying good barrel control. 

Jake Bailey (2024 SS, Aragon, GA) laced a ball into center field for an inside the park home run. He does a nice job matching plane through the hitting zone allowing him to find the barrel at a high rate. He followed that up with a line drive single into center filed in his next at bat creating good extension through the ball. 

CJ Buchan (2024 C, Toano, VA) had two extra base hits through his first four at bats. The more impressive of which went off the top of the fence in left field for a stand up double. He does a nice job of being on time with barrel out front

Andy Watters (2024 LHP, Marietta, GA)has a balanced stance with a compact swing. His swing path allows him to work the ball to all fields as he recorded multiple hits using the whole field with a level bat path. On the bases his speed plays allowing him to take extra bases and put pressure on defenses. 

Jhamil R Rivera (2023 OF, Canovanas, PR) showed a cannon from left field to throw out multiple runners trying to take extra bases. Both throws were all the way on the money throws. Showed some range tracking fly balls. Tall athletic frame has good potential for strength gains. 

Reggie Sharpe (2024 SS, Grosse Pointe Park, MI) nice hard line drive hit to opposite field. Athleticism and fast twitch play on both sides. Smooth glove, soft hands and an above arm. Plenty of projection left. 

Reggie Sharpe (2024 SS, Grosse Pointe Park, MI) great reaction time to make leaping catch on hot shot liner to third. Showed some pull side pop on deep flyable to left. Showed athleticism by playing multiple positions on the infield with good baseball iQ. 

Corbin Klein (2023 OF, Chicago, IL) ) showed big pull power with 2 run HR to left field. Tall physical frame allows him to leverage the baseball. Also showed ability to cover some ground in the outfield. 

Leonardo Moncada (2024 C, Pompano Beach, FL) displayed a strong arm from third base with more then a handful of quality throws across the diamond to get runners. 

Colton Roquemore (2024 SS, Northlake, TX) had a pullside triple in first at bat. Was the most impressive with his defensive actions while playing the MIF. 

Austin Alcumbrack (2025 OF, Cedar Springs, MI) collected three hits in the game including a roped double to the left center field gap. 

Devin Fitz-Gerald (2024 SS, Margate, FL) added two barreled up doubles to end his day at Main Event. Payton Skarda (2024 OF, Rockford, MI) had an impressive day with a total of 5 bases. 

Graham Busbea (2023 RHP, Jackson, MS) had a stellar day with 5 hits, including two triples. He possesses quick hands and a feel for the barrel through the zone. 

Nathaniel Crossman (2023 SS, Canton, MI) in his first at bat crushed a triple to the left center gap. Reached base three times and is a very good runner and heady baseball player. 

Kendi Demps (2024 SS, Jacksonville, FL) finished with three hits on the day, with all being singles. 

Keegan McIntyre (2024 3B, Portage, MI) had a few hits including a triple and a single collecting 2 RBIs. 

Carter Wojcik (2025 1B, Coral Springs, FL) put on display his strength with a power surge of extra base hits. He totaled 7 bases (3 loud doubles and a single). 

Alex Rodriguez (2024 OF, Coral Springs, FL) showed some quick twitch athleticism. Solid runner utilizing all fields with a couple hits on the day. 

Landon Allen (2024 C, Tallahassee, FL) - showed off his excellent bat to ball skills and barrel control by consistently flipping balls the other way for singles.

Dario Sosa (2023 OF, Waterbury, CT) - displayed his big frame and power by mashing a couple balls to the outfield wall 

Myles Odom (2023 SS, Pleasant Garden, NC) - impressed with his bat all day, consistently making solid contact and driving the ball to the outfield

Anthony Koval (2024 3B, Colorado Springs, CO) - was seemingly on base every time you looked up, making good contact and finding holes in the defense. 

Mario Magana (2025 SS, Miami, FL) - really stood out at the plate as a switch hitter with some pop from both sides of the plate. Magana collected 3 hits including a HR deep to RF from the left side then followed up with a 2B to LF from the right side.

Will Sanford (2024 3B, San Diego, CA) - has athletic movements throughout his swing and is able to get down the line well showing good speed while collecting multiple hits in the game.

AJ Shelton (2023 OF, Dunedin, FL) - was very impressive at the plate finding his barrel in all 4 at bats making a lot of loud contact mostly to the pull side with two extra base hits deep to LF and the LCF gap.

Jared Jenkins (2024 SS, Boca Raton, FL) - had a strong showing on both sides of the ball collecting 3 hits in the game and flashed well defensively tracking the ball well in the OF

Joey Chitla (2024 SS, Raleigh, NC) has a short compact swing with a line drive approach and made hard contact in all of his ABs while collecting 4 hits.

Edward Paneque (2023 SS, Miami, FL) showed a quick barrel and and some pop in his swing recording 3 hits in the game including a deep drive to LF for a double.

Nicholas Paszt (2023 C, Sanborn, NY) exhibited an up the middle to pull side approach and had a strong showing at the plate barreling up the ball in all of his ABs for 4 hits.

Jarren Purify (2023 SS, Detroit, MI) has a smooth stroke with power present to all fields collecting multiple extra base hits with a triple to the LCF gap along with a double to the opposite field gap.

Drew Reaves (2023 SS, Pensacola, FL) had a strong showing at the plate with the ability to make hard contact to all fields based on location and recorded a hit in all 4 of his at bats.

Will Briggs (2023 C, Shakopee, MN) hit the ball hard to all fields and showed a nice line drive swing plane to collect 4 hits in the game.

Harrison Collins (2024 1B, Columbia, SC) has a physical presence at the plate and strength showed making loud contact multiple times through out the game for 3 hits including a double to deep over the CF head.

Jet Jones (2025 C, Londonderry, NH) has long levers and was able to make hard contact in multiple ABs to collect 3 hits.

Khamaree Thomas (2024 OF, Chicago, IL) was able to make hard contact throughout the game and showed his speed around the bases on a triple to deep RCF gap.

Abel Orfi (2026, Cumming, GA) is a young left-handed hitting catcher. He stays linear towards the pitch and does a good job staying on path with his swing. He has the ability to go the other way. Orfi has a chance to become a solid hitter over the years.

Jack Wilson (2024, Wilmette, IL) has a fluid right-handed swing. He shows the ability to make solid contact with some good whip through the zone. Smashed a ball to left-field for a ground rule double.

Victor Esquivel (2023, Bradenton, FL) shows to have some pull-side pop during this viewing. Has the ability to drive the ball deep with intent. There is lift at contact at times but for the most part it’s a line drive swing plane. Overall impressive day for Esquivel on the defense as well.

JT Stiner (2024, Westfield, IN) is a solid player with the ability to drive the ball hard and far. He has a simple and quite approach at the plate. The future is bright of Stiner as he will only become a better hitter.

Alexander Mesa (2024, Hialeah, FL) has a very projectable frame at 6’4, 170-pounds. The right-handed hitter has a polished swing at a young age. There is some pop to his pull-side. He drove a ball deep into the left center-field gap for an easy standup double.

Jake Arnow (2023, Edison, NJ) continues to show off his power and ability to drive baseballs. Arnow has a powerful swing and displayed that with a shot down the left-field line during this viewing.

Carson Ritola (2025, St Simmons Island, GA) is a well-built, young prospect at 6’2, 200-pounds. The left-handed hitter was able to drive the ball deep to his pull-side gap. There is present strength in the swing.

Lucas McNellis (2024 C, Woodbury, MN) was a force at the dish, consistently going back up the middle with a clean simple stroke and solid bat speed. He works from a bulky athletic 6’2” 215 lb build and flashed backspin and carry with good lower half rotation.

DJ Clifford (2025 RHP, Newburgh, NY) showed off the launch angle at the plate, driving balls to the pull side with good barrel control and strong hands. Clifford has projectable strength and will continue to see the power increase to match the hit tool.

Trey Freeman (2023 SS, Tampa, FL) was a defensive staple on the day, making tough plays from both the infield and the outfield look routine. Freeman displays a soft glove with smooth transitions and tons of range regardless of the position played.

AJ Barahona (2024 C, Tyrone, GA) displays quick hands through the strike zone with a fast bat.  Barahona has a knack for  getting the barrel squared up and hits for contact and power.

Miles Godwin (2025 OF, Rehoboth, DE) had a double to the left/center field gap.  Godwin turns loose with each swing and shows the ability to drive the ball to any part of the field.

Andrew Roberts (2025 1B, Downingtown, PA) shows an easy, efficient, level swing at the plate with a solid line drive LCF gap. Robert’s timing at the plate comes naturally and his swing comes with ease.

Ethan Navarez (2024 OF, Ruskin, FL) had a strong outing at the plate displaying strength hitting for power showing pop off the bat.  Navarez gets the barrel through the zone and drives the ball hard with solid contact.

Cesar Valera (2023 SS, Bradenton, FL) in his first at bat had a double splitting the outfielders in the left field gap. 

Anthony Cuarenta (2025 1B, Spring, TX) barreled up baseballs in each of his plate appearances today. Swings with intent and purpose. 

Alejandro Puig (2024 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) had himself a day on offense and defense. Offensively, led the way with three hits. And defensively: had a diving play in left field and picked everything at shortstop. 

Jacob Fields (2023 OF, Acworth, GA) displayed some pull-side power on many of his hits, including an inside the park homerun to left center in the deepest part of the alley. 

Charlie Bozeman (2024 1B, Knoxville, TN) had himself a day with a few smoked baseballs. Collected 8 total bases (2 triples and a double) along with 2 RBIs.

Brandon Bostic (2024 OF, Sandy Springs, GA) tallied three hits including a double in the left center gap, single up the middle and carried one to right field. 

Landon Houston (2024 OF, Powder Springs, GA) was impressive all day from the left side of the plate. Displayed awareness and discipline and was never too eager. The smooth left handed swing accumulated  back side double, and a double to right center. He barreled up everything that he saw. 

Braden Gabel (2024 SS, Kennesaw, GA) showed some plus running ability. Tallied three hits, including a triple to dead center. 

Charlie Wortham (2025 C, St. Peters, MO) has a projectable frame at 5-10, 150 with more room to grow. Kept weight back and had a solid approach while collecting three hits. 

Jack Wade (2023 3B, Palos Park, IL) scorched a ball on the backside for a triple to right field. 

Jonathan Alomar (2025 2B, Cleveland, TN) - had his young hitting tools on display with a couple of hits including a ball up the middle and a line drive to left field

Yoon Chae (2023 MIF, Virginia Beach, VA) - smoked a couple balls to the outfield over the heads of the defenders for doubles.

Anthony Giglio (2023 1B, Coconut Creek, FL) - made loud contact all morning and had his smooth swing showing. He hit a double to the wall and included a line drive to center field as well.

Alvin Gomez (2024 SS, New York, NY) - smashed a towering home run to right field over the elevated wall. Gomez showed off his strength and advanced feel for the barrel 

Jack Quick (2023 OF, Miami, FL) - hit a double to the outfield in left center field and displayed his athleticism all day

Jason Kwon (2023 OF, Louisville, KY) - showed off his quick hands, getting a ball down the left field line for a double 

Christopher Keltz (2023 OF, Miami, FL) - impressed in the field and at the plate, showing off his athleticism by making highlight plays in center and driving a double to LF.

Derek Martinez (2024 C, Groveland, FL) - showcased his strength and good swing plane with a double to left center field.

Jeffrey Peters III (2025 C, Gardnerville, NV) - had his hitability on display by notching two hits, with the last being a double to right center field 

Braiden Reynolds (2025 SS, Albuquerque, NM) - torched the ball all morning with a double to the wall and a screaming line drive right up the middle. 

Ryan Lewis (2023 LHP, Rockledge, FL) shows pop off the bat with a level swing. Lewis had a hard line drive to the left center and another at bat that one hopped the left field fence showing off his strength for pull power.

James Hayek (2023 2B, Columbus, OH) is a lefty that has good rhythm at the plate with a solid line drive in the gap.  He turns on the ball and shows power and contact. Hayek also flashes a plus defensive glove.

David Arroyo (2024 C, Kindred, FL) has a strong bat with a double pulled down the left field line as well as a hard line drive back up the middle.  Arroyo uses his leverage for hard contact to be efficient at the plate.

Elijah Haman (2024 2B, McCutchenville, OH) shows easy bat speed with a double to left center that one hopped the fence.  Haman gets through the zone and makes solid contact at pitches throughout the entire zone.

Miles Shore (2024 OF, Marietta, GA) showcased the ability to consistently produce an inside out swing and use the opposite field to his advantage. Shore took a line drive approach to the plate with a repeatable level bat path.

Connor Freeze (2023, Aviston, IL) has a solid frame with some present strength. He has a line drive swing path and made solid contact out front. Quick hands with barrel awareness.

Austin Olander (2023, Bradenton, FL) showcased some lift to his swing upon contact. Solid frame at 6’1,195-pounds. Was able to get some loud contact with the bat head.

Logan Nagle (2025, Lockport, IL) showcased some power to his swing during this viewing. Stays connected fairly well during his at bats. Has a chance to get stronger down the road. He sports a 6-foot, 200-pound frame.

Jaden Bahl (2023, Round Rock, TX) showed some pop during his plate appearances. Drove a ball deep to left-field. There was some lift at contact. Could hit for more power in the future.

Bobby Kleckner (2024, Landsdale, PA) is a young left-handed hitter who showed the ability to hit to all fields. He does a good job of staying inside the ball and driving it where it's pitched.

Kelvin Santos (2024, Providence, RI) is another young talent who showed the ability to drive the ball deep during his at-bats. The right-handed hitter has a chance to fill out his frame and add strength has he matures.   

Cooper Charkatz (2024 OF, North Potomac, MD) showed present bad speed in his last game of the event. Pull side power with the timing to go the other way. Had a few loud at bats. 

Aiden Matyas (2025 RHP, Cape Coral, FL) had a hard hit for a double in the left center gap for an RBI. 

Garvey Person (2024 OF, Miami, FL) had a couple hits on the day including a line drive single up the middle.

Clint Shores (2023 LHP, Pike Road, AL) got the day started off in his first at bat hitting a towering fly ball to the left field wall for a stand up double. 

Tyler Smith (2024 SS, Hollywood, FL) tools were on display for the duration of the game whether that was with his running ability or barrel presence. Had very loud at bats the whole game.

Keegan Schultz (2025 MIF, Altamont, IL) had a couple hits to left and right field. Showed the zone awareness to go on the inner and outer half. 

Cashton Jones (2024 RHP, Madison, WI), Jose Leon (2023 1B, Miami, FL), and Ajay Garcia (2023 C, Bronx, NY) each added a double for their respective team. 

Jian Jung (2024 RHP, Graham, WA) has a faster paced delivery that is under control. The arm action is clean and loose allowing the fastball to jump on hitters. Worked in the 83-85 range with his fastball topping at 86-mph. shows straight-line direction to the plate with the ability to consistently land an 11-to-5 shaped breaking ball at will. Struck out six batters over three innings of work. Like the projection of this 2024 moving forward.

Chone James (2024 C, Myrtle Beach, SC) is a strike thrower with a real feel for locating the fastball to both halves of the plate. Worked predominantly with a two-pitch mix of fastball and curveball from a controlled delivery that maintains direction. Struck out four batters in two innings on the mound with the fastball topping at 82-mph.

Pernell Whitsett (2024 RHP, Fort Wayne, IN) hammered a triple to deep right field in his first at-bat of the game. Generates backspin with natural lift in the swing and showed pop to the pull side of the field. Solid in game speed and instincts on the bases.

Micah Berrien (2023 SS, Zephyrhills, FL) slammed a fastball to the opposite field gap for a double in his second at-bat of the day. Displays a short, compact, and quick swing with solid bat speed. As he physically develops look for the power numbers to increase as he possesses wiry strength in a slender frame presently.

Henry Knighton (2025 SS, Richmond, VA) collected a pair of singles in the game in his first two at-bats that were both extremely lengthy. Showing great plate discipline and strike zone awareness, Knighton managed both hits in 12-plus pitch at-bats.

Caleb Barget (2023 C, Arlington, TX) is a wiry and slender framed athlete with room to fill. Collected a pair of hits on the day with a hard-hit RBI-ground ball single and an opposite field ground ball that snuck inside the bag in his final at-bat of the game. Shows slight lift in his swing with a line drive approach at the plate. Stays on plane with his swing and the barrel travels through the zone for a long time.

Cayden Gibson (2024 SS, O’Fallon, MO) collected a pair of hits on the day with the last one coming in his final at-bat, a hard lined ball to right field. Gibson has a short swing with a line drive approach at the plate and shows some athleticism on the bases.

George Handal (2024 RHP, Brewster, NY) ambushed a fastball in his final at-bat of the game for a deep RBI-double to left-centerfield. This was Handal's second hit of the day to go along with a run scored. He generates strength in the swing with leverage through contact.

Charlie Bozeman (2024, Knoxville, TN) has a strong swing that utilizes his entire body.  He shifts his weight through his swing and pairs this lower half usage with a strong upper body.  He looks to elevate and take advantage of inner half mistakes.

Quaterrion Walton (2023, Fairburn, GA) creates tons of separation in his swing and is full of twitch.  He does a nice job of firing his hips and the ball jumps off of his bat when he is on time and hits the ball in front of the plate.  He has an athletic build with room to add easy power as he fills out.

Paul Green (2024, Tyrone, GA) showed easy power today and has the frame to be a true power hitter.  He has a smooth swing and does not over complicate the process, staying short and inside the baseball.  The ball will continue to jump off the bat as his career progresses.

Evan Damario (2025, Lees Summit, MO) has a fluid and rhythmic swing at the plate.  He has an up the middle approach and showed the ability to turn on the inside pitch.  He has an athletic frame that will allow him to hit for more power as well as the high average with his balanced swing.

Drew Kennedy (2023, Malvern, PA) is a strong athlete that hits from the left side and has the ability to turn on the inside pitch and leverage it deep into right field.  He has a pull approach and looks to hit the ball out in front of the plate and leverage it deep to the pull side.

Justin Lebron (2023, Miramar, FL) creates plenty of back spin on his ball that causes it to carry deep into the gaps.  This was prevalent on the two balls that he hit off the monster in left field and the multiple balls that short hopped the wall in center field.  He has a slender frame that will allow him to impact the ball even more as he fills out.

Justin Breitenstein (2023, Estero, FL) showed the ability to pull the ball with force, sending multiple balls deep into right field from the left side of the plate.  He has a tall frame with long limbs that cause the ball to jump off his bat when he gets extended.  Look for him to continue to develop as a power hitter as he adds strength to his frame.

Nash Pires (2025, Pensacola, FL) has a tall and lanky frame with twitch that allows him to create nice barrel speed through the zone.  He also showed the barrel control to spray line drives to all parts of the field.  He used his fluid swing to consistently hit line drives that carried into the gaps.

Connor Cosby (2023, Auburn, AL) has tons of hand speed that creates barrel whip through the zone.  He has an up-the-middle approach and has the ability to generate carry on his line drives.  He does a nice job of shifting his weight and making the most of what he has with his swing.

Landry Hamm (2023, Missouri City, TX) is a tall athlete that is accurate with the barrel.  He keeps his hands high and tight to his body, allowing him to stay inside the baseball and leverage the ball into the gaps when he makes contact out in front of the plate.  He consistently hit balls back up the middle and will add more power as he continues to add strength.

Jack Wade (2023, Palos Park, IL) has a strong frame and swings with strength from the left side of the field.  He uses his strong hands to impact the ball into the gaps.  He showed the ability to carry the ball deep into the opposite field gap later in the round as well as showing the pull power potential.

Cesar Valera (2023, Bradenton, FL) wore out the monster in left, hitting multiple balls off the wall as well as multiple other hard line drives into the left-center field gap.  He has an athletic frame with quick hands that allow him to turn on baseballs that are on the inner half.

Jordan Jones (2024, Ecorse, MI) showed the strength he has in the lower half by driving balls into the left-center field gap.  He does a nice job of clearing his hips and using his strength to leverage balls throughout his round.  He has a pull approach and will make pitchers pay for mistakes left over the inside part of the plate.

Landen Rozich (2025, Oxford, PA) has a smooth swing and works the ball up the middle and in the gaps. He does a nice job of hitting the ball in front of the plate and looks to turn on the inside pitches.  He has a high waist and will continue to grow and add strength, leading to more power in the future.

Brevin Smith (2023, Palm Bay, FL) showed great bat-to-ball skills, squaring up almost every pitch he saw during his round today.  He does a nice job of staying simple at the plate and hit the ball where it was pitched.  His compact swing allows him to let the ball get deeper in the hitting zone before pulling the trigger.

Corey Fields (2023, Acworth, GA) is an athletic player that has a swing full of twitch.  He swings with intent and is able to rip the bat through the zone and hammer balls to the pull side of the field.  He made loud contact throughout his round, sending multiple balls off the monster in left.

Justyn Fryer (2025, Norriston, PA) showed nice bat speed at the plate today, creating plenty of barrel whip through the zone.  He fired his lower half well and was able to send balls into the left-center field gap.  He has a slender frame that will continue to add power as he continues to progress.

Zahir Barjam (2025, Miami, FL) has an athletic frame and extremely fast hands for his age.  He has a smooth swing and looks to do damage with each pitch.  He showed the power potential banging several line drives off the monster in left and narrowly missing a home run on his final swing.

Cade Clinton (2024, Sumrall, MS) is a strong athlete with a tall frame and long levers that he uses to get extended and carry line drives into the pull side gap.  He has quick hands and utilizes his lower half well.  He will continue to progress as a power hitter as he adds strength.

Reggie Sharpe (2024, Grosse Pointe Park, MI) is a switch hitter that has a smooth swing from both sides of the plate.  He is consistently on time and has a balanced swing that is repeatable.  He is athletic and has tremendous bat-to-ball skills that will allow him to hit for a high average throughout his career.

Nicholas Clark (2023, Orange, CT) uses a nice, compact swing to send line drives into both gaps.  He looks to stay up the middle and showed the ability to hit the ball where it is pitched.  His simple approach and short bat path allows him to consistently make hard contact.

Joshua Howe (2023, Glenmoore, PA) has quick hands that leads to nice barrel speed through the hitting zone.  He looks to pull the ball with intent and was able to send multiple line drives off the monster in left.  He has explosive hips and utilizes his lower half well.

Austin Lafferty (2023, Pittsburg, PA) is a lanky athlete that showed strength in his hands and the ability to leverage the ball to the pull side.  He was on time throughout his round and sent a pair of line drives off the monster with the later missing a home run by mere feet.

John Spivey (2024, Saint Louis, MO) is presently strong with quick hands and an explosive lower half.  He look to elevate the ball and has the ability to impact the ball.  He consistently made hard contact that resulted in line drives to left field and the gap throughout his round.

Avery Anderson (2023, Register, GA) has a big frame and swings with intent at the plate.  He showed his power potential by making loud contact throughout his round and ending with a ball that he launched off the monster in left-center field.  He has room to add strength and will undoubtedly hit for continuous power.

Gavin Braland (2024, Statesborrow, GA) put together an impressive performance this morning, sending several balls high off the monster.  He creates nice separation and creates a ton of barrel speed through the zone.  He uses his frame well and will only add more pop off the bat as he continues to add strength.

Kustarr Webb (2024, Jacksonville, FL) is a strong athlete with quick hands and a short swing that allows the ball to jump off his bat.  He has a line drive approach and was able to pepper the gaps with line drives.  He does a nice job of getting on plane and driving the baseball.

Amir Streeter (2023, Lithonia, GA) is an athletic player that has quick hands and an explosive lower half.  He has a line drive approach and does not try to do too much at the plate.  He worked gap-to-gap and made consistent contact throughout his round.

Travis Stroud II (2024, Atlanta, GA) is a left-handed swinger that has strong hands and showed pop off the bat to the pull side of the field.  He has a projectable frame and will continue to add strength and hit balls deep into right field when he gets extended.

Austin Williamson (2024, Snellville, GA) is a slender athlete with long levers that was able to make contact out in front of the plate throughout his round.  He has a line drive approach and looks to pull the ball, living in the left-center field gap.  The ball carries into the gaps for him which will pay dividends as his career progresses.

Andy Briggs (2024, Sloatsburg, NY) is a strong athlete that has good bat-to-ball skills and looks to pull the ball.  He consistently made hard contact and set line drives to left field and into the gap.  He stays on balance and works through the ball well.

Joey Chitla (2024, Raleigh, NC) is a twitchy athlete that uses his lower half well and has explosive hips.  He has a line drive approach and looks to stay in the gaps.  He showed the ability to jump on pitches that are on the inner half, sending balls off the monster in left field.

Nicholas Paszt (2023, Sanborn, NY) has the ability to create pop off the bat with his quick hands.  He also stays inside the ball well which allows him to keep balls in the gap.  His line drives carried well when he made contact out in front of the plate.

Jarren Purify (2023, Detroit, MI) has a projectable frame that is lanky with a high waist.  He has a nice swing path that allows him to consistently make hard, line drive contact.  He creates nice backspin on the ball that allows it to carry into the gaps.

Drew Reaves (2023, Pensacola, FL) showed the power that he possesses when he gets extended, sending multiple balls off the monster in left field.  He has room to fill and showed the ability to turn on pitches.  He has a line drive approach and stays on balance well.

Cole Taylor (2024, Berkley, MA) is a presently strong athlete that looks to do damage on pitches on the inside part of the plate.  He swings with intent and drives the ball deep to right field and in the gap when he is on time and makes contact out in front of the plate.  He creates nice separation and utilizes his lower half well throughout his swing.

Zachary Gaa (FA, Singapore, SG – SGP) has a fluid swing and shifts his weight through the process well. He showed good bat-to-ball skills, effortlessly sending line drives into the gap.  He does a nice job of staying on balance and repeating his swings.

Jose Gonzalez (2023, Corozal, PR) has a lanky frame with tons of projection.  He has a pull approach and shows the ability to leverage the ball to left field, sending balls high off the wall throughout his round.  He will continue to add strength as he develops and will be able to hit for more power.

Hector Roca (2024, Homestead, FL) is a strong athlete that looks to do damage with every swing he takes.  He is a strong athlete that was able to generate plenty of carry on his line drives when he was on time and made contact out in front of the plate.

Angel Santiago Velazquez (2024, Hialeah, FL) showed impressive hand speed, whipping the bat through the zone.  He pairs this hand speed with nice barrel control, consistently sending line drives into the gaps.  He showed the confidence to let the ball travel deep into the hitting zone before starting his swing.

Randy Balceiro (2023, Hialeah, FL) made consistently loud contact and launched balls off the monster in left field on several occasions.  He has a strong swing and a good bat path that allows him to turn on baseballs and send them hard to the pull side.

Cristian De Los Santos (2025, Miami, FL) has a big and strong frame with fast hands that allow him to make hard contact consistently.  He does a nice job firing his hips and gets the barrel out in front of the plate.  He showed the ability to drive the ball into the gap and hit balls hard off the monster in left.

Rocco Demarinis (2024, Tampa, FL) has a strong swing full of intent and showed plenty of pop to the pull side during his round today.  He works through the ball well and found the barrel consistently, resulting in loud contact and balls flying off the monster in left field.

Bryan Gonzalez (2023, Hatillo, PR) has a great feel for the barrel and patience at the plate.  He does a nice job of letting the ball get deep into the hitting zone before swinging with his fast hands.  He consistently barreled up line drives to all parts of the field during his round today.

Leonardo Moncada (2024, Pompano Beach, FL) is a strong left-handed bat that showed the ability to do damage on a pitch left over the inner half.  He can leverage the ball well and shows potential to hit for a lot of power throughout his career.

Miguel Elias Villar Medina (FA, Santo Domingo, DOM) has a smooth swing that is consistently on balance. He looks to elevate balls to the pull side and showed the ability to make the ball jump off the bat when he is on time and makes contact out in front of the plate.

Jordan Baynes (2023, Hiram, GA) is a strong athlete that is able to create nice carry on his line drives.  He shifts his weight well uses his strong hands to leverage the ball.  He stays up-the-middle with his approach and shows the ability to turn on mistakes over the plate.

JJ Howe (2024, Bonaire, GA) has a frame that projects well and he does a nice job of shifting his weight through the swing.  He is able to generate nice pop off the bat and can leverage the ball, especially to the pull side of the field.

Luke McRae (2024, Canton, GA) showed strong hands and explosive hips that allowed him to consistently make loud contact into the gaps.  He swings hard and utilizes his whole body well.  He has room to fill out, so expect more power to come as he develops.

Greyson Gegg (2024, Saint Simons Island, GA) is a lefty bat that has the ability to turn on pitches left over the middle of the plate.  He has long levers and keeps his hands inside the ball well, making loud contact when he gets extended out in front of the plate.

Garrett Hayes (2024, Youngsville, NC) showed nice hand quickness from the left side of the plate in his round today, turning on pitches and sending them deep to right field and into the gap.  He has room to fill out and add power to the frame as his career progresses.

Alex Myers (2025, Blythewood, SC) has plenty of easy pop in his bat as he sent multiple balls off the monster in left field.  He has quick hands which allow him to let the ball travel deep into the hitting zone before jumping on it.  He has a high waist with plenty of physical development left to add even more power.

Madrid Tucker (2025, Lehigh Acres, FL) took a professional batting practice round today, staying on balance and letting his fluid swing do the work.  He showed advanced barrel accuracy for his age, making loud contact on all of his swings today.  His swing is low effort, and the ball jumps off his bat into the gaps.

Mason Kinchen (2025, Spring, TX) does a nice job of staying short at the plate and driving the ball where it is pitched.  He has an up-the-middle approach and does a nice job of utilizing the entire field.

Juan Perez (2024, Sarasota, FL) is a switch hitter that is strong and swings with intent from both sides of the plate.  He looks to hammer balls on the inner half and has the ability to drive the low pitch deep into the gaps.  From the right side of the plate he sent half of his swings high and off the monster in left field.

Aiden Pollock (2023, Las Vegas, NV) has a lanky frame that is full of twitch.  He has a smooth swing and the ability to get extended out in front of the plate.  He showed the power potential in sending two balls high off the monster in left field.  He has plenty of room to add strength and continue to develop his power even more.

Jack Ryan (2024, Peachtree City, GA) showed the ability to cause the ball to jump off his bat today.  The strong right-hander swings with intent and looks to hammer the ball to left field.  He has the ability to drive the ball to all parts of the field when he gets extended and makes contact out in front of the plate.

Tanner Tippetts (2024, Las Vegas, NV) has a slender build with room to add muscle to pair with his quick hands at the plate.  He showed nice barrel control, making loud contact and sending line drives deep to left and in the left-center field gap.

CJ Filipek (2023, Huntley, IL) showed serious hand strength, ripping balls deep to right and center field from the left side of the plate.  He is a strong athlete and consistently found barrels.  The ball jumps off his bat and carries well into the gaps.

Chone James (2024, Myrtle Beach, SC) uses an on-balance and rhythmic swing that creates plenty of pop off the bat.  He is able to get his barrel on plane and stay through the baseball, allowing it to carry into the gaps when he makes contact out in front of the plate.

Julian Minor (2023, Fort Worth, TX) has quick hands and a swing that is full of twitch.  He has the ability to keep his hands inside the baseball and drive inside pitches into the gap.  He has advanced bat-to-ball skills, consistently making solid contact with the barrel.

Andrew Phillips (2023, Hartland, MN) showed impressive power from the left side of the plate.  He has strong hands that are quick through the zone, leading to tons of barrel speed.  The accuracy he has with the barrel allows him to make solid contact which he used to launch a home run into the bullpen in right-center field.

Luis Santiago (2023, Roanoke, TX) does a nice job of staying on balance through his swing, allowing him to send line drives to all parts of the field.  He gets the barrel on plane early and stays there through the hitting zone, allowing him to drive the ball where it is pitched.

Pernell Whitsett (2024, Fort Wayne, IN) has a smooth, left-handed swing.  He pairs his smoothness with natural strength and is able to generate nice carry into the gaps.  He has a projectable frame and will continue to add power as he fills out.

Trent Tankersley (2024, Waverly, GA) is a strong athlete with room to fill that utilizes a short, compact swing and shows tremendous barrel accuracy.  He consistently stayed inside the baseball and drove it deep to left field and into the gap with nice carry.

Amaury De Jesus (2024, Miami, FL) has a projectable frame and a fluid swing.  He has quick hands that whip the barrel through the zone and is able to create nice carry on his line drives.  He has a pull approach and takes advantage of balls on the inner half.

Andrew Loikits (2023, South Haven, MI) has a simple swing that is consistently on time, and he repeats it well.  The Central Michigan commit was able to consistently barrel pitches up and worked primarily back up the middle of the field with his line drives.

Micah Berrien (2023, Zephrhills, FL) is a naturally strong athlete that is able to make the ball jump off his bat.  He has an easy swing and stays on balance and through the baseball well.  He showed the ability to turn on the baseball in the middle of the round, sending balls deep and off the monster in left field.

Conner Grisham (2023, Little Rock, AR) is a big and strong athlete that is able to impact the baseball to all parts of the field.  He has an up-the-middle approach and looks to take advantage of pitches that are left over the middle of the plate.

Jian Jung (2024, Graham, WA) has a simple swing at the plate and is able to make loud contact consistently.  He has a line drive approach and looks to hit the ball where it is pitched.  He was able to turn on pitches left over the middle of the plate and drive them deep into the left-center field gap.

Landon Penfield (2024, Blythewood, SC) is a strong athlete that swings from the left side of the plate and has a projectable frame for the future.  He looks to get extended and jumps all over pitches on the inside half of the plate.  He will continue to add power as he fills out and his career progresses.

Nathaniel Crossman (2023, Canton, MI) showed great timing and an explosive lower half that allows him to drive the ball.  He has quick hands and an accurate barrel, making loud contact throughout his round.  He swings hard, but is on balance, making it possible for the ball to jump off the bat.

Kyler Larson (2023, Kent City, MI) does a good job of working through the swing with his lower half and maximizes his strength.  He has a good frame with present strength and room to add more yet.  His stroke is easily repeatable, and he is able to find the barrel consistently.

Grayson Baldovin (2023, Marietta, GA) is a strong athlete with a projectable frame that hits from both sides of the plate.  He sits into his back hip well before uncoiling on the baseball.  He is able to whip the barrel through the zone and generate nice back spin on his line drives.

Jackson Bradfield (2024, Canton, GA) is a big and strong athlete that uses his frame well in his swing.  He has a pull approach and looks to hammer balls that leak out over the plate.  He does a nice job of shifting his weight and making the most of his frame.

Ira Jefferies Harris (2024, Marietta, GA) is an athletic player that is full of twitch and hits from both sides of the plate.  He has a strong, balanced swing from both sides and looks to line balls in the gap.  His hands are quick and the ball pops off the bat easily.

Jax Phillips (2024, Milton, GA) is a tall athlete that has present strength as well as room to add more.  The Georgia commit has a quiet set up at the plate before exploding the barrel through the zone when he decides to swing.  This barrel whip through the zone allowed him to leave the park over the monster in left field.

Connor Shouse (Ball Ground, GA) is a strong player that has a balanced swing that he repeats easily.  He has good barrel accuracy, making consistently hard contact and sending balls deep to left field.  He jumps all over middle in pitches and sent two balls over the monster in left field and several others off the wall.

Mitch Wilson (2024, Pauline, SC) has a tall frame with lots of room to fill and his swing is full of twitch.  He swings with intent and drives the ball to all parts of the field.  He gets his barrel on plane early and drives through the zone, resulting in the ball jumping off the bat.  He hit one of the longest home runs of the day and drilled the center field wall on the fly during his round today.

Carson Dougherty (2024, Kennesaw, GA) is an explosive player that has the frame to match.  He has quick hands through the zone and showed the ability to lift and leverage the ball deep into the pull side of the park.  He was consistently on time and was able to get extended out in front of the plate.

Lazaro Collera (2024, Miami, FL) is a strong athlete that has a simple swing that generates easy power.  His strength is apparent as his swing is easy flowing and the ball explodes off the bat.  He ended his round with two impressive line drives high off the monster in left field.

Tyler Kisling (2024, New Milford, CT) has a projectable frame with present strength and room to add even more strength.  He has a longer swing and is able to leverage the ball deep into the gaps.  He has an up-the-middle approach, and showed the ability to turn on pitches, sending them off the monster in left field.

Charlee Soto (2023, Kissimmee, FL) is a tall switch hitter that creates tons of separation on both sides of the plate.  He looks to elevate the ball at the plate and will take advantage of pitches left up over the middle of the plate.  He showed the ability to create carry on his line drives in the gaps.

Graham Busbea (2023, Jackson, MS) has a projectable frame and quick hands through the zone.  He has a quiet set up and a short, compact swing that he was able to find consistent barrels with.  He has strength to leverage the ball into the gaps when he is on time and gets extended on the pitch.

Devin Fitz-Gerald (2024, Margate, FL) is a switch hitter with a fluid stroke from both sides of the plate.  He has a twitchy swing from both sides and rips his hands through the zone, creating nice barrel speed.  He has a line drive approach and showed the willingness to hit to all fields from both sides of the plate.

Colton Roquemore (2024, Northlake, TX) has a fluid swing from the left side that generates nice jump off the bat.  He stays within himself and lived deep in right field and in the right-center field gap with his line drives.  He is able to put a lot of backspin on the ball that carries it over the outfielder’s heads.

Carter Wojcik (2025, Coral Springs, FL) has a big and strong frame for his age with room for more strength as he continues to develop.  He does a nice job of engaging his lower half in his swing, creating easy pop off the bat.  He was able to leverage a pair of balls high off the monster in left field during his round.

Trent Tankersley (2024 C, Waverly, GA) getting it down with some loud contact, Tankersley took a belt high fastball and put the ball mid-way up the LCF fence for a double. 

Andrew Loikits (2023 SS, South Haven, MI) Central Michigan commit showing off the leather with a deep back-handed play and strong throw across the diamond off the back foot. In his first at bat Loikits made a good adjustment after going down 0-2, he worked it back even and was able to put the ball on the ground and showcase his speed for an infield single.

Jack Hamm (2024 3B, Rogers, AR) ropes a double down the line on the first pitch of the at bat. Hands locked and loaded and foot down Hamm was able to showcase his quick hands through the zone and connect with solid contact.

Dune Staniszewski (2025 1B, Aiken, SC) worked a quality AB after going down in the count early, Stanisewski showcased a smooth bat path through the zone that landed him a base hit back up the middle on a middle-in fastball. In his second at bat Stanisewski mashed a high velocity fastball dead center for a RBI double, showcased some strength along with good bat control.

Aiden Pollock (2023 OF, Las Vegas, NV) showcasing some tremendous athleticism in the outfield as he fully lays out and makes a diving play to save extra bases.

Amaury De Jesus (2024 SS, Miami, FL)  has a good athletic build and used it well in his at bat as he took a middle-out fastball and drove it up the middle for a solid base hit.

Jack Ryan (2024 1B, Peachtree City, GA) On the mound Ryan was up to  84mph painting the corners like Michael Angelo, he mixed in a sharp breaking curveball throwing hitters off balance, recorded 4 strikeouts in 2 innings.

Cael McCarville (2023 3B, Springfield, MO) ends the day strong with tank over the left field monster for a 2-run homerun. McCarville standing at 6'2 had his foot down early and got his hands quickly around to square up a fastball and wrap it around the left field foul pole.

Mason Coyne (2025 C, Lansdale, PA) got things kicked off for Columbia Blue offensively as he ripped an 81 mph fastball into left-center field which continued to carry off of the barrel, providing the first hit of the game for his club.

Marco Mueses (2023 OF, Santo Domingo, SD) countered with a two-bagger of his own, barreling up an 80 mph fastball for a well-struck barrel to deep center field, staying balanced with his swing while providing plenty of juice at the point of contact. His final at-bat of the game provided his most impressive swing however as he stayed on an outer half fastball and drove it the other way for another squared up double on the day.

Randy Balceiro (2023 RHP, Hialeah, FL) jumped on the mound to open the game for the White team and showed a fastball which peaked at 81 mph early in the contest, pitching to contact while showing a nice feel for his breaking ball which he command within the zone.

Nicholas Rich (2023 RHP, Winter Garden, FL) showed some velocity of his own in his opening frame, topping out at 84 mph with his fastball, missing bats while showing a loose and clean operation on the mound.

Miguel Elias Villar Medina kept the ball rolling for the White club in the second inning, finding a barrel of his own as he sent a ball deep to center field off of a 78 mph heater before swiftly stealing third base.

Jhamil R Rivera (2023 OF, Canovanas, PR) threw 89 mph from the showcase on opening day and continued to show off his arm strength on day two by jumping onto the mound where he featured a fast arm with which he attacked hitters with a mid-80s fastball, peaking at 86 mph.

Greyson Gegg (2024 1B, Saint Simons Island, GA) dug in against the velocity and showed no problem handling it, turning around a fastball for a double to the pull side gap, plating the first run of the game for Columbia Blue. Later in the game he spun on a fastball and nearly left the yard, barreling a ball down the line for an easy standup double.

After staying back on a breaking ball and lining out to left field in his first at-bat, Garrett Hayes (2024 OF, Youngsville, NC) again went the other way, this time on a fast ball which he barreled hard for a double with which he plated another run for Columbia Blue.

Anthony Sanchez (2023 MIF, Coral Springs, FL) connected for one of the loudest balls of the day, driving a fastball to deep center fielder over the defender’s head for easy extra bases in his final at-bat of the day.

Patrick Deegan (2023 LHP, Marietta, GA) is a crafty left-hander who showed three pitches for strikes. The southpaw worked up to 80 mph with good angle and deception while showing a changeup and a penchant for a sharp breaking curveball with lots of depth. 

Carlos “Rocco” Mendez (2024 1B, Pembroke Pines, FL) was very impressive during a quick three inning stint, pounding strikes to the glove side and working up to 80 mph. He creates good downhill angle while working with a short breaking ball and a deceptive changeup given his ability to maintain arm speed on the pitch. 

Angel Santiago Velazquez (2024 SS, Hialeah, FL) proved to be a tough out at the plate fighting off pitches in his first at-bat before shooting a single through the right side of the infield. Santiago Velazquez used a short compact swing with a middle to backside approach.

Jordan Baynes (2023 C, Hiram, GA) was impressive at the plate with two loud singles. Baynes showcased a violent actions and an advanced feel for the barrel in both of his at-bats. He used a simple approach and a quick bat that gets on plane in a hurry.

Zachary Gaa (2023 SS, Singapore, SG) showed some pop in his bat jumping on a first pitch FB ripping an RBI double to the LF fence. Gaa is a wiry athlete with quick hands through the zone. 

Javier Garcia Burgos (2024 OF, Aguadilla, PR) had a nice day at the plate tallying two hits and an RBI. Garcia Burgos proved to be a tough out throughout the day with an efficient operation overall.

Jose Gonzalez (2023 SS, Corozal, PR) had a knock in this one but also really impressed due to his sheer arm talent. The athletic two-way prospect has a really fast arm that resulted in a fastball up to 88 mph while showing a hard breaking ball that he could use to land for strikes. 

Jake Bailey (2024, RHP, Aragon, GA) pitched 2 innings striking out 4 batters and only allowing 1 hit. The fastball sat 79-82 mph with some arm side run. Bailey worked quickly and threw a lot of strikes creating a lot of weak contact and swing and misses. Complimented the fastball with a  curveball that sat 70 mph .

Luke Orfi (2023, SS, Cumming, GA) showed off his athleticism right off the bat. Crushed the ball to right field for a double, runs well around the bases putting pressure on the defense. Features a lean athletic build that plays well in the infield, moves well to both sides, has a quick transition and a strong arm. Showed the ability to make the routine plays, has smooth hands and is light on his feet with a quick transition.  

CJ Buchan (2024, 1B, Toano, VA) has a big presence in the box, swung the bat well today. Every ball was hit hard and on a line, showed good pull side pop. Has a violent swing with good bat speed. Made some great plays defensively at first base and behind the dish. Moves well, and was very vocal behind the plate.

Hudson Brown (2024, OF, Cumming, GA) is a hustler, never took a pitch off and showed great range in right field. Brown was all over the place tracking balls down and laying out to make the plays. Displayed good hands with a quick transition and a strong arm.

Liam Clay (2025, MIF, Raleigh, NC) came ready to swing it, lead his team in hitting going 2-for-3 with a double down the right field line. Clay also played great defense showing the ability to make the routine plays and got on the mound to pitch. Threw a solid 3 innings creating a lot of swing and misses.

Luke Hill (2024, RHP, Milton, GA) pitched with good energy, works quickly and throws a lot of strikes. The fastball has good life to it, sat 82-84 mph with arm side run. Hill has good command of his fastball, located it well to both sides of the plate. Worked a three-pitch mix throwing more of a slurve with good spin and late break.

Jacob Young (2024 C, Smyrna, GA) handles the bat well and understands situational hitting. Showed the ability to hit behind runners and cover the plate with two strikes. Singled to right and centerfield in each of his first two at-bats of the day with a short, simple, and on-plane swing. Solid barrel-to-ball skills.

Jay O'Neal (2025 C/RHP, Cedartown, GA) has an athletic and projectable body with a solid frame. Shows feel for timing within his delivery and his arm is loose and quick. Utilized a short and late breaking slider to allow his 83-85 mph fastball, which topped at 87, to play up an extra bit. Worked both halves of the plate early without any issues and fielded his position well.

Masa Chilcutt (2025 C, San Antonio, TX) collected a pair of hits with a hard lined single to left and a deeply driven double to left-centerfield in his third at-bat. Uses a short and compact stroke with plenty of bat speed to generate hard hit balls consistently. Moves well at third base with quick feet and solid glove skills.

Joseph Mittiga (2026 C, Suwanee, GA) is slender and athletic with room to fill. Shows an aggressive pull side approach at the plate with a quick swing that shows looseness throughout. Doubled hard down the line to left field in his first at-bat showing the ability to drive the ball to the pull side without getting around it.

Antonio Fawcett (2025 OF, Chicago, IL) showed the ability to use the entire field from the left side of the plate with an easy effort double down the left field line in his first at-bat. Shows aggressive instincts on the bases with solid in game speed and decision making.

Caden Marcos (2024 SS, Canton, GA) stayed on a two-strike pitch to pull a triple into the left-centerfield gap with a simple swing and approach. There is present bat speed in the swing, and he stays on the ball well through the strike zone. Displays slight lift in his swing path that matches pitch plane.

Jordan Vargas (2023 RHP, Hialeah, FL) has a long, lean, and loose frame that is not done maturing. Ultra-projectable frame with room to fill out. Worked his fastball up to 90-mph with a feel for spinning his breaking ball in the strike zone. Showed poise on the mound and the ability to pitch around his defense. Induced plenty of weak contact while striking out three in two innings of work.

Jesse Sullivan (2023 C, Jupiter, FL) showcased a great set of hands at the dish as he smoked a single into the right-center gap. Easy power in the swing and projects even more down the road. Singled again later in the game as he sat back on a breaking ball before driving it back up the middle. 

Austin Wiegandt (2025 3B, Miami, FL) had a great at-bat as he faught deep into a count before winning the battle. Singled up the middle and drove in a run while doing so. 

Justin Breitenstein (2023 1B, Estero, FL) got ahead in a count and didn't miss his pitch. Launched a fastball into the woods for a solo shot as he showed off the pop. 

Victor Esquivel (2023 SS, Bradenton, FL) is a sure handed infielder who gets it done in the box as well. Singled to the pull-side while knocking in a run early in the action. He also flew out to deep left-center in a later at-bat. For good measure, he doubled in the final inning as well. 

Daniel Simontacchi (2023 OF, Decatur, GA) impressed on the hill showing off a quick arm. Fastball up to 88 mph and pounded the mitt while doing so. Mixed in a sharp breaking ball in the mid-70's as well. Struck out four in 2.0 innings of work.

Justin Pierre (2023 1B, Valley Cottage, NY) took a good inner half pitch and drove one down the third base line for a standup double. Later went on to score. 

Gavin Howe (2023 3B, Fort Myers, FL) tripled down the rightfield line during the action and showed off the wheels while doing so. Short, simple cut as he looks to let the opposing pitcher generate the power. Later went on to score. 

Harrison Collins (2024 1B, Columbia, SC) entered out of the bullpen and quickly asserted his dominance. Struck out the side as he was up to 81 mph with a breaking ball showing tilt. Fully confident in his arsenal and projects here going forward. 

Bradley Ferrell (2024 RHP, Laporte, IN) showed off a fastball sitting 90/91mph and reached 92mph.  Ferrell is a hard throwing righty with a slider and curve in the mid 70mph range.  He struck out five in three innings of work in an impressive outing.

Joey Wey (2023 3B, Tampa, FL) had a strong day at the plate with two singles to left field.  Wey drove the ball with ease and got around to the ball resulting in solid base hits.

Franco Bonafilia (2023 2B, Palos Park, IL) was impressive at the plate with two singles and a double to left field.  Bonafilia finished the day 3 for 4 with an RBI.

Jack Wade (2023 3B, Palos Park, IL) throws from a low 3/4 arm slot with his fastball sitting low 80mph and a commanding slider in the low 70mph range.  Wade throws a lot of strikes with a 70% strike percentage over three innings thrown. 

Cesar Valera (2023 SS, Bradenton, FL) had a solid day at the plate with two base hits.  Valera also showed off his speed on the base paths with two stolen bases.

David Yorke (2024 C, Bayville, NJ) showed off some impressive power with an RBI ground rule double.  Yorke is a big righty with power that is able to turn on the ball with ease

Nicholas Paszt (2023 C, Sanborn, NY) got things going for the Maroon team quickly, connecting for a solid barreled double into the left-center field gap to open things up early in the first inning.

Landon Campbell (2023 RHP, Waco, TX) toed the rubber first for the Maroon club and certainly made his presence felt as he came out pumping the strike zone, missing bats with a fastball that peaked upwards of 85 mph which he complemented with a late biting curveball and quality changeup.

Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) was one of the more consistent bats throughout the summer and he continued to show it today as he promptly turned around an 80 mph fastball, barreling it well into left field for a standup double before swiping third base a few pitches later.

Cam Cook (2024 3B, Moultrie, GA) put a nice swing on the ball in the middle innings of the game for Purple, turning around a pitch for a well struck ground ball single into left field.

Reggie Sharpe (2024 SS, Grosse Pointe Park, MI), a Michigan commit, took away what looked like a barreled ground ball single up the middle as he showed off his range up the middle, circled the ball well and made an accurate throw from a lower slot across the diamond to end the inning and the threat.

Cole Taylor (2024 3B, Berkley, MA) might be a secondary arm but he made quick work of his time on the mound and impressed throughout his three innings. He worked in full attack mode, running his fastball up to 89 mph with running life through the zone while mixing in a breaking ball up to 74 mph.

Kody Collins (2023 RHP, Statesboro, GA) fired three very efficient innings and showed quality swing and miss stuff in the process. The right-hander has a clean arm stroke with solid arm speed and featured a hard running fastball up to 88 mph while the curveball has out-pitch potential with two strikes. 

Kole Hammond (2024 1B, Griffin, GA) was impressive at the plate ambushing a first pitch FB for an 3RBI double to LCF in his first at-bat. Hammond hits from a strong base with quick hands getting the barrel through the zone consistently. He also flashed some pop in his bat and was effective on the mound. He was up to 83MPH with a good change of pace breaking ball. 

Elijah Grant (2024 OF, Greenville, SC) showed an advance feel in the box with a good feel for the zone. Grant has good bat to ball skills getting his barrel out front and ripping a single to the pull-side in his first trip to the plate. 

Amir Streeter (2023 OF, Lithonia, GA) had a lot to like in his appearance on the mound and also at the dish ripping an RBI triple off the fence in LF. Streeter showcased a quick bat and above average speed on the base paths. He was also impressed on the hill getting up to 84MPH with a sharp breaking ball keeping hitters off balance at 75MPH. An intriguing two-way player.

Jason Rodriguez (2023 C, White Plains, NY) displayed some nice actions at the plate turning on an inside FB for a double down the LF line. Rodriquez uses a strong lower half to generate power through the zone. 

Gavin Braland (2024 C, Statesboro, GA) was efficient with the barrel all day leading up to his last at-bat where he did a great job staying in the zone and driving a 2RBI double to RCF. Braland showed a great middle to backside approach with physicality, not trying to do too much and using the entire field. 

Joshua Howe (2023 C, Glenmoore, PA) Large framed, strongly built athlete who works a solid two pitch mix to all quads and both edges. Short, quick arm action that he repeats well. His riding 80-83 mph fastball is especially impressive up in the zone. 70-72 mph curveball is a tight spinner that has big break and late depth. Also, an accomplished catcher with sound receiving abilities. Plus transition. Easy throw game.

Carson Hegman (2024 SS, Buford, GA) Athletic and twitchy. Uses the middle of the field and a flatter bat path to hit line drives with consistency. Appears to have a great understanding of zone and doesn’t chase. Quick trigger allows him to see pitches deep in the zone. Sound, mature approach.

Evan Taylor (2025 RHP, Ocean City, NJ) Emerging righthanded power hitter with a solid approach. Quick to and through contact. Slugger’s lift on impact. Can drive the ball with authority especially well to the gaps. Ball jumps from barrel. Doesn’t miss the sweet spot. Two LOUD doubles the off LCF fence and an even more impressive triple to RCF, shows he has big promise as a middle of the order run producer.

MaKai Derry (2025 SS, Clinton, TN) Maturing RHP who shows sound pitchability. Consistently repeatable operation. H ¾ slot and long with longer arm action helps add to deception. Shows advanced ability to pitch backwards. 76-79 mph fastball is especially effective when thrown to glove side edge and down in the zone. He likes working his 63-mph sharp breaking curveball to both sides of the plate. Upside promise.

Nathan Sofield (2025 C, Tuckerton, NJ)Solid upside promise from fundamentally sound catch and throw receiver. Shows consistently solid set-up and soft hands. Transitions well to a quick throwing action. Throws were routinely in the 1.95-2.00 pop range. Throws showed sound carry and were routinely accurate

John Spivey (2024 OF, Saint Louis, MO) Solidly built 5-foot-11, 175-pound OF/3B and powerful RHH who projects. Noticeable strength through core and shoulders. Easy load with quick trigger. Impacts the baseball. Power to all fields. Especially solid to the pull side.

Dayton Howard (2023 OF, Kansas City, MO) Long and lean RHP with big potential. 6-5foot-5, 190-pounds with long legs and an arm that works. Pitches at 83-85 and touched 87. Sinker with heavy bite and arm side run. Compliments two-seamer with 70-72 mph 12-to-6 breaking curveball and tight spinning, short breaking 72-73 mph slider.

Bobby Kleckner (2024 OF, Lansdale, PA) collected three very loud hits: with a pull-side linedrive single to right field and the other two being a triple in the left center gap and right center gap. Bobby displayed quick hands and a patient approach at the plate while maintaining barrel control to all fields. 

JD Stein (2025 SS, Carmel, IN) spent time at his primary position of shortstop for Columbia Blue. He made a few remarkable plays in the 6-hole. JD made a play on a slow roller that showed his quick reaction and feet coupled with his soft hands on the exchange. He later made a play up the middle while ranging left. The defensive prowess of the young prospect surely didn't go unnoticed. JD also had a single and a run scored in the game. 

No to be out-done by his teammate: John Phillip (JP) Abt (2025 SS, Brandon, MS) received some reps at his primary position of shortstop as well. JP made a play up the middle to his glove-side and showed off his range to make an excellent throw to first to get the out. JP also had two hits and two RBIs in the game. 

Luis Sosa (2025 1B, Miami, FL) found a loud barrel to the left center gap. Sosa has a smooth left-handed stroke and showed excellent timing and awareness with his barrel zone. 

Ethan Valdez (2025 OF, Boerne, TX) has a projectable build at his 6 foot, 175 frame. The primary outfielder collected three hits (all singles) while using an all field approach. 

Jack Holley (2024 C, Spanish Fort, AL) kept the hit parade going with a loud triple to right center gap. Holley runs well with the sizable frame. Quick hands and has range behind the dish in and in the outfield. 

Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL) continued his impressive performance here at day 2 of Main Event. The athletic prospect had two hits, including a double off the centerfield wall of the stadium at Terry Park.

Jackson Uggla (2024 3B, Powder Springs, GA) contributed to the Grey team's offense in a big way with two hits and scoring twice as well. 

Jaden Bahl (2023 OF, Round Rock, TX) finished the day with three hits, including a triple off the left field well. Showed consistency and pop in the box. Made adjustments at the plate throughout the game. 

Kirk Kolano (2023 1B, San Antonio, FL) continued his two-day stretch with a triple pull-side to left field in his last at-bat of the game. Finished the day with  two RBIs. 

Ayush Sadekar (2024 2B, Fremont, CA) showcased good extension on a fastball middle- in as he drove the ball to deep left field that recorded in a double, in his next at bat with very similar mechanics Sadekar drove another ball to LCF where he showed off his speed and was able to slide in safely for a triple.

Ryan Schummer (2023 C, West Lafayette, IN) had a tremendous at bat, fouling off pitch after pitch until he was able to catch a hold of a fastball and turn it into a hard-hit RBI single to the right side. In his second at bat Schummer got his hands around on an inside pitch and put the ball into the RCF gap for a hustle double.

Pedro Palizo (2025 SS, Laredo, TX) first pitch swinging took the ball the other way down the right field line for a double, aggressive baserunner had fielders making extra throws.

Cameron Morin (2025 C, Lewiston, ME) stepped into the box and was ready to swing, after going down in the count 0-2 Morin muscled a fastball right back up the middle for a 2 RBI single.

Matthew Haber (2025 OF, Marietta, GA) came up to the plate patient as he could be as he waited for a pitch to drive. Haber sat back on a curve and shot it down the left field line for a stand-up double, he stole 3^rd on the very next pitch and scored on a sac fly.

Cayden Hessemyer (2024 SS, Odessa, FL) has good simple approach in the box, he stayed through the zone drove one right back up the middle for solid single.

Mike Martinez (2024 3B, Cutler Bay, FL) executed a perfect hit-n-run in his first at bat, kept the ball on the ground and shot it right through the hole. Martinez showed some IQ on the bases as he took extra bases when the opportunity presented itself. Also showcasing some power Martinez stayed right on a fastball and blasted it to dead center for a double in his second at bat.

Jackson Taylor (2025 SS, Marietta, GA) did a good job of making the pitcher work, Taylor took a pitch down in the zone and drove it right back up the middle for a hit.

Luis Martinez (2023 OF, Miami, FL) - Went a perfect 2/2 at the dish today. He unloaded on a curveball that reached the LCF fence, resulting in a standup RBI triple. In addition to the triple, Luis swiped second base with ease following his pull-side base hit. All tools were on display.

Dana Williams (2024 OF, Miami Lakes, FL) - Toed the rubber for 2 efficient innings, without allowing a hit. Dana commanded his FB / SL combo and kept hitters guessing, which led to 5 K’s. He added an RBI earlier in the game on a frozen rope to LF.

Dhane Meyers (2024 SS, Chandler, AZ) - In his first at bat he pulled a hard-hit single through the 4-3 hole. A few pitches later, Dhane showed off his aggressiveness and awareness on the base paths, scoring on a soft ground ball from second base! Played a smooth and sure-handed MIF throughout the day.

Conner Cramer (2024 C, Conroe, TX) - Crushed two doubles, one over the right fielder’s head and another passed the speedy CF. Loud contact and a quick bat on both deep doubles. Connor also pitched 2 innings, allowing an ER.

Logan Nagle (2025 3B, Lockport, IL) - Threw his breaking ball in all counts with confidence and success. Logan filled up the strike zone, pounding the lower half. In his two innings of work, he earned 4 K’s and allowed an unearned run.

Kelvin Santos (2024 OF, Providence, RI) - Reached base safely in all 3 plate appearances today, including 2 sharply hit balls up the middle. He swiped two bags exploiting his quickness.

Jack Brafa (2023 RHP, Medina, TN) - Dominated on the mound with his lean, athletic build and compact delivery with good tempo. Brafa filled up the strike zone fairly consistently with his fastball that lived in the mid 80s and touched 88 once.  Brafa attacked hitters in all 3 innings with three pitches, ending up with 6 strikeouts and the only hit being an infield single.

Jacob Zitella (2023 3B, West Chicago, IL) – had a productive day at the plate, showcasing his athletic build and patience while finishing 3-3 with two ground ball singles and a loud triple to the right field wall that allowed his obvious power to shine. Although his power was not on display in his first two appearances, he did showcase his ability to grind out at bats with a smooth swing and advanced feel for the barrel.

Jeffrey Peters III (2025 C, Gardnerville, NV) – worked his hands through to get one down the left field line for a double and later came around to score. Peters displayed his hand strength to get the ball down line and out of reach of any defenders.

Declan Ryan (2023 1B, Hooksett, NH) – smacked a double to right center field over the heads of the outfielders in his second look at the plate today. Declan rode a fastball the other way showcasing a solid approach and a willingness to hit the ball where it is pitched with pop. Ryan notched an RBI on the hit.

Alex Rodriguez (2024 OF, Coral Springs, FL) worked two innings on the mound with a three-pitch mix. Showed solid feel for his breaking ball and working to both halves of the plate to induce weak contact. Struck out two and scattered two hits, while controlling the running game.

Scotty Milbourn (2024 RHP, Woodstock, GA) worked a fastball and curveball combination to both halves of the plate, mixing speeds and locations well. Stayed out of the heart of the plate while in the strike zone. Fastball reached 85-mph with slight arm-side sinking action at times. Struck out five batters in the outing without surrendering a run.

Isaiah Drake (2023 OF, Atlanta, GA) had a hard hit pull side single in his first at-bat of the day, followed up with a lined double to centerfield in his third at-bat that scored a pair of runs. Physical build and a compact swing with solid bat speed that has some punch in the barrel. Aggressive power approach at the plate.

Cole Lasher (2025 OF, Fort Lauderdale, FL) barreled a pair of hard lined singles in his first two at-bats to right-centerfield, his bat path that stays on plane with length and leverage at contact. Stole a pair of bases with good reads off the pitcher. Has instincts for the game and handles the bat well with a middle-to-opposite field approach.

Brayden Leonard (2024 SS, Brookhaven, GA) punished a deep double to left field with a compact swing that shows present strength through contact. Generates back-spin with carry to the pull side of the field. Power is better than size presently and should continue to develop with maturity.

Cash Pinson (2025 C, Franklin, TN) collected a pair of hits on the day with an opposite field single and a double through the left-centerfield gap in his final at-bat of the day. Has some length in the swing but will create leverage at contact when he gets extended.

Jax Phillips (2024 3B, Milton, GA) has a long and lengthy frame that projects well on the mound. Arm speed is solid and generates downhill plane with slight sinking action to his arm side. Fastball reached 87-mph and was best down in the zone. Shows feel for a changeup and breaking ball and can use either for an out pitch.

Jacobi Brooks (2023, OF, Fayetteville, GA) showed off some pull-side pop in his first at-bat of the morning. Brooks was able to square up a fastball the he hit for a ground-rule double to left-field. He also displayed good speed around the bases. Brooks also collect another double later in the game. He would go 3-for-3 on the day.

Erick Soto (2024, RHP, Pompano Beach, FL) hide the ball well and was deceptive to hitters which generated swings-and-misses. He showcased a solid two-pitch mix. His fastball topped out at 82 mph. Soto would strike out 3 in his first inning of work. Also showed some pull-side pop with an RBI double down the left-field line. 

Aidan Wray (2025, RHP, Alpharetta, GA) had a solid performance during his outing. Throwing from a three-quarters arm slot, Wray was able to create some plane to the fastball that reached 79 mph while flashing a breaking ball that was in the mid 60's. 

Jordan Fernandez (2024, OF/IF, Orlando, FL) did a good job of find the barrel during his plate appearances. He sports a 6'1, 180-pound frame that has some strength to it. In his second at-bat, Fernandez drove a ball to center-field that came off the bat with some authority. 

Zachary Ferro (2023, RHP/C, Marco Island, FL) showcased some two-way ability. At the plate, he had a simple approach and collected a base hit on the day. He also pitched 3 innings while striking out all 3 hitters he faced. He ran his fastball up to 80 mph while flashing at 11-to-5 breaking ball at 66 mph.

Elias Alvarado (2025, Chicago, IL) collected two hits on the day including an extra base hit. The young prospect has a quite simple approach and gets the bat head out front. Alvarado will add more strength as he grows into his frame.

Ariston Veasey (2024, C, Tyrone, GA) was solid behind the dish, has a cannon of an arm. Hosed a runner trying to steal second early in the game. Features a lean athletic build that will only continue to get stronger as he gets older. Has a violent compact swing with good bat speed. Showed the ability to hit the ball well to all fields. Crushed a double to right center, also runs the bases well.

Trip Bradley (2023, OF, Cartersville, GA) played well on both side of the ball, made some great plays in center field. Showed some good range to both sides, runs well which allows him to cover ground. Swung the bat well, has a middle away approach with a level swing that stays long through the zone consistently generating line drives. Crushed the ball over the right fielder’s head for a double.  

JD Wolff (2024, MIF, Bradenton, FL) made some great plays defensively, showed the ability to make the routine plays. Also swung the bat well, has a short compact swing with some pull side pop. Smoked the ball down the left field line for a double. Runs well, was aggressive on the bases always looking to take the next base.

Marcus Peguero (2024, 3B, Port Jervis, NY) ended the day 2-for-3 with two line drives up the middle. He has a level swing with quick hands that stay long through the zone. Peguero also played great defense at third base. Has smooth hands with good footwork and a quick transfer. Showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Colin Loeffler (2023, RHP, Acworth, GA) pitched well, threw a solid two innings, struck out 5 batters and only allowed a hit. Threw a lot of strikes and created a lot of weak contact.  The fastball sat 79-82 mph with good arm side run. Mixed in a curveball that sat 71 mph with tight pin and late break when throw correctly.

AJ Shelton (2023 OF, Dunedin, FL) Powerfully built, 6-foot-1, 195-pound RHP. Simple operation that he repeats well. Quick arm stroke. Pitches off well-commanded 87-89 mph riding four seam fastball that he works well to the glove side edge. Compliments his active FB with a hybrid 73 mph that shows tight spin. His late moving secondary pitch has both late sweep and pronounced depth at the dish. In dominating fashion, facing the minimum, he struck out five during his two-inning stint on the hill. In addition to his outstanding outing on the mound, he also showed an ability to power the ball at the plate evidenced by his stand-up triple to the deepest part of park that one-hopped the 400-foot sign in CF.

 Luis Abraham (2024 RHP, Viera, FL) Angular 6-foot-2, 160-pound two-way player who can swing the bat. Balanced at the ready, he loads quickly and is short and direct to contact. He has a feel for the barrel and impacts the ball consistently well. There is emerging power that should continue to develop as his career continues.

William Alvarez (2024 SS, Miami, FL) Strong and athletically built 6-foot, 190-pound middle infielder who can pick it and swing the bat with authority. Outstanding lateral movement with smooth and easy hands and an obviously strong arm that is highly accurate. The RHH can also swing the stick and shows plus pop especially to the pull side gap. He gets the barrel on course and to and through contact with noticeable force.

Nathaniel Crossman (2023 SS, Canton, MI) has a large frame with a lot of backside power. Crossman worked a good first at bat and was able to drive an outside pitch the other way for a hard single, showed good baseball IQ on the base paths and made two outstanding plays at third base.

Connor Lane (2024 C, Old Saybrook, CT) standing at 6’2 can project a lot of power through his leg’s and he showcased that in both his first two at bats going down 0-2 early, then took the next pitch down and in and drove it to left field for a hit. In his second at bat Lane took a fastball low and mashed it to the left field fence for a stand-up double.

Carter Perry (2024 MIF, Grand Rapids, MI) with an outstanding piece of hitting, leading off the inning took an outside pitch and sliced one into left field over the third baseman head for a single.

Ari Bethea (2025 OF, Collierville, TN) showed good disciple at the plate waiting on his pitch which was a middle-high fastball that he turned on and ripped right back up the middle for a base hit. Up to 83mph on the mound Bethea has some late life on his fastball mixing in a well balanced change-up that misses bats.

Alexander Guevara (2023 3B, Miami, FL) was ready to hit as soon as he stepped in the box. First pitch swinging Guevara turned on a fastball and squeezed right down the third base line for a double and later came around and scored.

Greyson Kovatch (2023 OF, Glenmoore, PA) having himself a day at the plate going 2-3 with an RBI single and smoked double to the RCF gap. Kovatch was aggressive in the box working off tough pitches and make the pitchers work.

Casey Joppie (2024 C, Grand Rapids, MI) was locked in at the dish as he squared up middle-out fastball and drove it to right field for a solid base hit.

Walker Glyshaw (2024 BHP, Sand Lake, MI) was fun to watch today. He worked around 79-82mph with both arms showing great arm speed and the ability to miss bats with his breaking ball from both sides.

Rylen Stockton (2024 C, Sarasota, FL) threw two shutout innings striking out the side in the 1st and finished with four strikeouts.  Stockton shows good command of the strike-zone and throws a lot of first pitch strikes. He also had a single at the plate.

Eddie Tanner (2025 SS, Hamilton, OH) had a strong showing at the plate with two hits including an RBI double.  Tanner stays behind the ball and is a solid contact hitter that can show power.  He also threw two scoreless innings striking out three with a fastball topping 80 mph on the mound. 

Danny Johnson (2024 RHP, Chicago, IL) delivered two RBI singles at the plate.  Johnson is patient at the plate and makes sure to capitalize when he gets his pitch.  

Miles Godwin (2025 OF, Rehoboth, DE) showed strong power at the plate with a double to left field.  Godwin has fast hands to get his barrel through the zone for power.

Eric Fernandez (2023 SS, Miami, FL) had a 2RBI double down the left field line.  He has strength in his swing that he showed in batting practice that plays well in games also.

Mason Woolever (2024 OF, Lakewood Ranch, FL) finished the day with two singles at the plate.  Woolever shows his ability to get around to the ball and drive the ball to the opposite field as a lefty.

Christopher Sosa (2025 RHP, Hialeah, FL) is a tall 6'4" righty with a strong fastball in the low/mid 80s range while also showing a nice off-speed curveball in the mid 60s.  Sosa throws both pitches with confidence to keep the batters guessing at the plate.

Anthony Giglio (2023 1B, Coconut Creek, FL) came out and got three up three down to start his outing. Attacked zone with fastballs and got early contact. Good physical presence on the mound. Also showed offensive skills with a line drive double to left center to lead off the top of the 4th inning. Strong set up and good bat control to get bat to ball on inner half

Landon Allen (2024 C, Tallahassee, FL) recorded two hits with a pair of grounders through the hole to right. Showed good bat control and ability to put barrel to ball. Has soft hands and good balanced set up at the plate.

Chip Krese (2023 MIF, Alexandria, VA) had a hard single to left field then proceeded to show baserunning ability by stealing second and third while scoring on an errant throw. Made a couple diving stops to his left showing range and agility in the field. Lean athletic body shows room for growth and development.

Adrian Poviones (2023 SS, Hialeah, FL) had a line drive RBI single to right. Nice level swing from the left side allows barrel to stay in zone and cover the plate. 

Griffin Kelly (2025 1B, Buffalo Grove, IL) showed some nice pitching from the left side while striking out the side in the top of the 5th. Used a riding fastball and good feel for curveball. Moved both pitches around zone to keep hitters off balance. 

Yoon Chae (2023 MIF, Virginia Beach, VA) beat the rightfielder for a two out RBI double. Showed good bat control to take pitch up and away from lefthanded pitcher to go the other way. Made a nice throw to 1st from left field to double runner up for a double play. 

Jason Kwon (2023 OF, Louisville, KY) had a hard line drive up the middle for single. Shows strong, balanced stance and quick bat with pop. Strong athletic frame and good agility. 

Jack Quick (2023 OF, Miami, FL) hit a line drive to left center for a double to start the offense in the top of the 2nd inning. Showed good short level swing and ability to cover inner half of the plate. 

Hudson Brown (2024, Cumming, GA) is a strong athlete with present strength that creates nice bat speed through the zone.  He has a pull approach and looks to do damage to pitches out over the middle of the plate.  He ended his round with a screaming line drive off the monster. 

Luke Hill (2024, Milton, GA) showed impressive bat speed during his round, squaring up multiple pitches and sending one ball deep over the left field wall.  He has plenty of twitch in his swing and room to add strength which will lead to even more power as he matures.

Connor Freeze (2023, Aviston, IL) has good frame with present strength and room to add more yet.  He gets in the zone and stays there with the barrel which allows him to hit line drives to all fields.  He does a nice job of staying up the middle and showed nice power to the pull side, lining a ball off the monster in left field towards the end of his round.

Dillon Casey (2025, Boca Raton, FL) showed good intent at the plate today, creating nice barrel speed through the zone.  He has a twitchy swing that will allow him to hit for more power as he ages and adds muscle.  He ended his round with a couple of loud barrels that went deep into left field.

Chase Jackson (2023, McDonough, GA) is very athletic, and it showed during his round today.  He has a smooth swing and does a nice job of keeping his barrel in the zone, allowing him to make consistently line drive contact.  He made plenty of loud contact and showed pop off the bat when he stayed back up the middle.

Connor Wright (2025, Raleigh, NC) is a strong athlete that utilizes his strength well.  He does a nice job of working through the ball and showed nice pop off the bat for his age, driving a ball off the wall towards the end of his round.  He stays on balance and is consistently on time.

Nathanael Coupet (2023, Boyton Beach, FL) showed tremendous power, sending multiple balls to left field that caused reactions from the crowd.  He sits into his back hip well and looks to do damage on balls on the inner half.  He works through his swing with his lower half well and shows a good feel for the barrel as well.

Kirk Kolano (2023, San Antonio, FL) has a tall frame with room to add strength.  He has quick hands and is able to create nice barrel whip through the zone.  He has a line drive approach and made loud contact when he was on time and making contact out in front of the plate.

Troy Korvick (2024, Miami, FL) is a tall player with a projectable frame that showed plenty of feel for the barrel.  He does a nice job of getting extended and hitting the ball out in front of the plate, sending multiple balls deep into the gap and one over the monster in left field.

Sam Tomczak (2025, Kennesaw, GA) showed nice hand speed through the zone that he paired with nice barrel control.  He has a mature approach at the plate and looks to hit line drives all over the field. He has a fundamentally sound swing that will allow him to hit for more power as he continues to develop.

Jackson Uggla (2024, Powder Springs, GA) showed nice fluidity at the plate, staying on balance and through the baseball.  He has a strong frame and utilizes that well in his swing.  He found success when staying up the middle and hitting hard line drives into the gap.

Will Barter (2023, Pensacola, FL) is a twitchy athlete that has incredibly quick hands.  The Tulane commit is able to create nice barrel speed that allows the ball to pop off the bat.  He sent multiple line drives deep into the pull side gap and shows the ability to make hard contact to all parts of the field.

Austin Olander (2023, Bradenton, FL) showed nice hand strength today, leveraging multiple balls deep into left center field.  He has a good frame with long arms that allow him to get extended and hit the ball in front of the plate.

Logan Nagle (2025, Lockport, IL) has plenty of power in his swing for his age.  He does a nice job of firing his hips and swings with intent, making loud contact throughout his round.  He has an up the middle approach and looks to do damage to pitches that are left out over the middle of the plate.

Antonio Barnes (2023, Highland, IN) has a balanced swing and is able to utilize the entire field well.  He does a nice job of staying on time and hitting the ball hard where it is pitched.  He has a projectable frame, and his power will continue to increase as he develops and adds muscle.

Nick Oliveira (2025, Jacksonville, FL) has a projectable frame with present strength for his age.  He showed the ability to get extended and send balls deep into the gaps when he is on time and makes contact out in front of the plate.  He will continue to hit for power as his career progresses.

Eric Sun (2024, Washington, DC) showed advance feel for the barrel at the plate, sending consistent line drives to all parts of the field.  He does a nice job of staying inside the baseball and being on time.  His balanced swing allows him to adjust to the location of the pitch and go with it.

Ethan Turley (2025, Spokane, WA) showed nice timing at the plate, making loud contact throughout his round.  He uses the entire field and was able to consistently find the barrel.  He stays on balance throughout the process which allows him to react to where the pitch is.

Jacob Zitella (2023, West Chicago, IL) is a strong athlete that utilizes his lower half well.  He also has quick hands, creating tons of barrel speed through the zone.  The Illinois commit has a pull approach and made loud contact to the left side of the field throughout his round.

Conner Cramer (2024, Conroe, TX) showed good power at the plate and features a frame that will allow for more strength as he adds muscle.  He swings hard from the left side of the plate and sent multiple balls deep into right field.  He does a nice job creating leverage when he is on time and will hit plenty of extra base hits as his career progresses.

Aiden Matyas (2025, Cape Coral, FL) has a nice, compact swing that he uses to hit line drives to all parts of the field.  He does a nice job of staying on balance and takes advantage of inner half pitches.  He showed the power potential by lining a ball high off the monster in left field towards the end of the round.

Tyler Smith (2024, Hollywood, FL) is a switch hitter with tons of potential at the plate.  He has a rhythmic swing and showed the ability to be consistently on time.  He has a pull approach and sent multiple balls off the monster in left field when hitting from the right side.  He showed similar balance and feel for the barrel from the left side as well.

Jayce Townsley (2024, Miami, FL) has a simple, compact swing that stays through the zone well.  He has quick hands and took advantage of pitches over the inside part of the plate.  He has an up-the-middle approach and consistently hits line drives.

Dana Williams (2024, Miami Lakes, FL) keeps it simple at the plate.  He has a short swing that is direct to the ball and results in line drives.  He has an up-the-middle approach and has the ability to adjust to the location of the pitch and hit it where it’s pitched.

Dylan Espinal (2025, Harrington Park, NJ) has an athletic frame and nice fluidity in his swing.  He showed solid hand quickness, easily turning on pitches on the inner half and sending them deep into left.  He made plenty of loud contact and lined a ball off the monster halfway through his round.

Antonio Fawcett (2025, Chicago, IL) showed lightning quick hands for his age and advanced feel for the barrel at the plate.  He keeps it simple and hits the ball where it is pitched.  His quick hands allow him to create nice barrel speed through the zone, sending balls deep to all parts of the field.

Caden Marcos (2024, Canton, GA) has a mature approach at the plate and made the most of his round today.  He is consistently on time and stayed in the gaps.  He has quick hands and an accurate barrel that allowed him to make hard contact.

Joseph Mittiga (2026, Suwanee, GA) has advanced feel for the bat for his age and made loud contact throughout his round.  He has a short swing and good barrel control.  He looks to hit balls back up the middle but showed the ability to take advantage of mistakes and drive them to the pull side.

Drew Prozny (2025, Fayetteville, GA) showed plenty of pop for his age and size.  He has fast hands and stays through the ball well, creating nice carry on his line drives.  He looks to do damage on pitches over the inner half and will only add more power as he continues to mature.

John Paul Head (2024, Vestavia Hills, AL) showed plenty of power potential at the plate, sending balls deep into the gaps.  He has a fluid swing and works through his swing well, utilizing the strength in his lower half.  He has the ability to leverage balls and hit tough pitches hard.

Jack Brafa (2023, Medina, TX) has the ability to leverage balls to all parts of the park.  He has a tall frame with present strength and long limbs that have room to add more strength.  He is able to create tons of carry on his line drives when he gets extended and hits the ball out in front of the plate.

Braiden Reynolds (2025, Albuquerque, NM) has the potential to be a big-time power hitter as he features a large frame with present strength and the room to add more.  He looks to elevate at the plate, especially to the pull side.  He made the most of the pitches over the inner half of the plate, sending balls deep to left and off the monster.

Declan Ryan (2023, Hooksett, NH) showed the power at the plate today, sending balls deep into the outfield and high off the monster in left field.  He was on time throughout his round, sending hard line drives back up the middle when he wasn’t peppering the gaps.  He stays in control and uses his entire body.

Sebastian Barrera (2025, Brownsville, TX) has a smooth swing and showed the ability to consistently find the barrel.  He has a projectable frame that will add strength as he develops and will lead to more power in the future.

Julian Carter (2025, Sandy Springs, GA) showed the athleticism in his swing, using both gaps and sending line drives into them.  He has plenty of fluidity in his swing and made loud contact when he was on time and hit the ball out in front of the plate.

Ryan Lewis (2023, Rockledge, FL) is a switch hitter that showed good balance from both sides of the plate.  He has a fluid swing and did the most damage when hitting from the right side of the plate.  He has good direction in his swing and makes the most of his strength.

Marcus Peguero (2024, Port Jervis, NY) has strong hands at the plate, sending multiple balls deep to left and off the monster throughout his round.  He has a tall frame with plenty of room to add muscle and more strength as he continues to develop.

JD Wolff (2024, Bradenton, FL) has a short, explosive swing and the ability to use all parts of the field.  He is patient at the plate and has fast hands that allow him to let the ball get deep into the hitting zone before pulling the trigger.  He showed good bat-to-ball skills, peppering the ball around the diamond.

Korey Fortson (2024, Albany, GA) has impressive power at the plate, maximizing his natural strength.  He has a pull approach and looks to do damage on all pitches.  He was on time consistently and sent multiple balls high off the monster during his round.

Ariston Veasey (2024, Tyrone, GA) showed tons of twitch in his swing, making loud contact throughout his entire round.  He has a smooth swing and is able to generate easy pop off the bat, leading to the loudest round of the day to that point.  He has a projectable frame with room to add more strength and power yet.

Frank Avila (2024, Miami, FL) peppered the wall on back-to-back pitches during his round.  He has an athletic frame with tons of quickness and room to add more strength.  He does a nice job of firing his lower half and being accurate with the barrel, making loud contact throughout his round.

Yoon Chae (2023, Virginia Beach, VA) had an impressive round, sending pitch after pitch high off the monster in left field.  He has an explosive lower half and showed advanced feel for the barrel.  The ball explodes off the bat and he has the athleticism to consistently hit the ball hard.  His frame will allow him to easily add even more power as he continues to get stronger.

Anthony Giglio (2023, Coconut Creek, FL) has a large frame and present strength that he uses to leverage balls into the gaps.  He has a simple swing that is repeatable and allows him to consistently find the barrel. He has a low effort swing, and the ball jumps off the bat when he is on time and makes contact out in front of the plate.

Alvin Gomez (2024, New York, NY) has good control of the barrel and showed the ability to drive the low pitch into the gap.  He does a nice job of catching the ball out in front of the plate and driving it where its pitched.  He looks to send the ball back up the middle on a line.

Jason Kwon (2023, Louisville, KY) is an athletic player that showed nice timing, consistently hitting the ball out in front of the plate.  He looks to leverage the ball, especially to the pull side, and made plenty of loud contact to the pull side.  He has a good hand path that allows the barrel to stay through the zone.

Phillip Garcia (2024, Tallahassee, FL) does a nice job of keeping it simple at the plate, using a small stride and a short swing that is direct to the ball.  He looks to hit the ball hard back up the middle and is able to stay inside the ball well.

Pearse Mullinax (2023, Cartersville, GA) utilizes his lower half and works through the ball well, allowing him to create nice carry on his line drives.  He has strong hands and an explosive lower half that allow him to leverage balls into the outfield, especially to the pull side.

Jake Middleton (2023, Phenix City, AL) was able to consistently get the barrel out in front of the plate and pull the ball hard throughout the round.  He has present strength, with room to add more muscle, that he uses well throughout the swinging process.  He has a pull approach and was able to pull the ball with intent today.

Trip Bradley (2023, Cartersville, GA) is a tall player with a strong frame that he maximizes in his swing.  He has a longer barrel path that creates plenty of carry on his line drives when he is on time and hits the ball out in front of the plate.  He has a pull approach and takes advantage of pitches left over the middle of the plate.

Landon Allen (2024, Tallahassee, FL) showed nice pop off the bat today, sending balls deep into right field from the left side of the plate.  He has a smooth swing and does a nice job of staying on balance throughout the process.  He is a strong athlete with more strength coming as he continues to mature and develop.

Dario Sosa (2023, Waterbury, CT) is a strong athlete that is full of easy power.  He has a simple swing, and the ball explodes off of his barrel.  He does a nice job of working through the swing with his lower half and showed the ability to create tons of carry on his line drives.  He has an up-the-middle approach with the ability to hit the ball hard where it is pitched.

Griffin Kelly (2025, Buffalo Grove, IL) showed nice pop off the bat when he is on time and makes contact out in front of the plate.  He uses a leg lift trigger and coils into his back hip well before working through the swing with his lower half.  He has a good frame that will allow him to add more strength and power as he develops.

Nate Taylor (2024, Flowery Branch, GA) has a projectable frame with long limbs.  He is presently strong with room to add more yet.  He shows good barrel control, squaring up pitches to all parts of the zone.  His swing is fluid and he is consistently on time at the plate.

William Alvarez (2024, Miami, FL) has tons of barrel speed through the zone thanks to his quick hands.  He has an up-the-middle approach and hit multiple line drives deep into center field.  The ball jumps off his bat and has nice carry.  He is a strong athlete that uses his whole body well.

Victor Delgado (2023, Pembroke Pines, FL) ended his round in a loud fashion, hitting back-to-back balls over the monster in left field.  He is an athletic player that has a balanced swing.  He is consistently on time and has good barrel control.  He looks for pitches left over the middle of the plate and makes the most of them.

Luis Gomez (2023, Royal Palm Beach, FL) is a presently strong athlete that looks to do damage to the pull side.  He does a nice job of clearing his hips and making contact out in front of the plate.  He sent multiple balls high off the monster in left, narrowly missing a home run on one of his deep drives.

Grant Lusk (2025, Montgomery, TX) has as a strong swing that is compact to the ball.  He creates nice separation with his upper half and looks to do damage on pitches over the plate.  He is presently strong and utilizes the strength well.

Robert Rodriguez (2023, Doral, FL) has a tall, projectable frame and he uses his body well.  He hit multiple balls deep to left center field and off the moster in left from the left side of the plate.  He keeps it short at the plate and does not have any wasted movements.  The strength is there and he pairs it with barrel control to use all fields effectively.

Brooks Womble (2024, Muscle Shoals, AL) has a clean swing and pairs it with a line drive approach that makes him extremely effective at the plate.  He stays tall and on balance, driving balls into the gaps.  He shows fluid motion and will hit for more power as he continues to add strength.

Jacobi Brooks (2023, Fayetteville, GA) showed good bat-to-ball skills during his round today, spraying hard line drives to all parts of the field.  He has quick hands and stays on balance, making it easy for him to hit the ball where it is pitched.  He is able to create nice barrel speed to cause the ball to pop off the bat.

Cole Carbone (2023, Cranston, RI) is a power hitter that swings from the left side of the plate.  He is a presently strong athlete with a large frame that will allow him to continue to hit for power as his career progresses.  He showed the ability to use all fields, sending deep line drives to both right field and left field.

Mason Elrod (2023, Miramar, FL) showed good hand speed for an athlete with his lankier frame.  He has a short swing and is direct to the ball, allowing him to find consistent barrels.  The ball has some nice pop off the bat and will continue to add power as he fills out his frame.

Jackson Frank (2023, Alpharetta, GA) showed off nice barrel control today, making hard contact on tough pitches.  He has a compact frame and showed good barrel speed through the zone.  He does a nice job of getting on plane and staying through the zone, giving him a great chance to find a barrel every time.

Gabe Malaret (2025, Boston, MA) has plenty of bat speed for his age that caused the ball to pop off his bat during his round.  He has a line drive approach and fires his hips well.  He looks to hit the ball back where it came from, hitting multiple line drives off the screen and deep into center field.

Carter Devore (2024, Monroe, NC) has a good feel for the barrel at the plate, consistently hitting hard line drives in the gaps.  He has fast hands that whip the barrel through the zone and fires his lower half well.

Mario Magana (2025, Miami, FL) is an athletic player that hits from both sides of the plate.  He displayed plenty of bat speed for his age and has a line drive approach at the plate from both sides.  He has a frame with plenty of room to add strength and more power.

Will Sanford (2024, San Diego, CA) made loud contact throughout his hitting round today, making the most of the pitches on the inner half.  He gets on plane with the barrel well and stays through the zone, allowing him to make hard contact.  He has strength to leverage the ball into the gaps currently with room to add more strength as well.

AJ Shelton (2023, Dunedin, FL) is a strong athlete with fast hands that he keeps close to his body and inside of the baseball.  He has a good feel for the barrel, making hard contact consistently.  He fires his hips and clears the lower half well, causing the ball to pop off his bat with ease.

Jordan Fernandez (2024, Orlando, FL) showed plenty of pull side power today, sending multiple balls high off the monster in left.  He has quick hands and fires his hips well, generating nice power on his swing.  He has a slender frame that will allow him to add more power as he continues to add strength.

Tyler Johnson (2023, Jupiter, FL) does a nice job of creating separation with his upper body, causing the ball to pop off his bat.  He showed nice accuracy with the bat, making solid contact across his round.  Adding strength to his frame will allow him to increase his power easily.

Erick Soto (2024, Pompano Beach, FL) is a strong athlete that sits into his back hip before uncoiling during his swing.  He drives through the ball well and was able to consistently make loud contact with the barrel.

Brian Oakley (2024, Fuquay Varina, NC) has a big frame with tons of strength.  He does a nice job of working through his swings and maximizing his strength.  He looks to do damage to the pull side of the field and looks to elevate the ball deep into the gaps.

Edward McLeod (2025, Mobile, AL) is a strong athlete that keeps it simple at the plate.  He creates nice separation with his upper half and has a short swing to the ball.  He made loud contact when he was on time and hit the ball out in front of the plate.

Eric Fernandez (2023, Miami, FL) is a tall athlete with long levers that he uses to create nice leverage on the ball.  He has a longer swing and made loud contact when he stayed in the gaps and back up the middle.  He is able to generate carry on his line drives that end up deep in the gaps.

Noah Jordi (2024, Mendon, MA) is a left-handed bat that looks to do damage on pitches on the inside of the plate.  He showed nice barrel control, hitting balls in all parts of the zone hard.  He has a slender frame that has tons of room to add strength.

Nick Pratt (2023, Severna Park, MD) is a strong athlete that he pairs with quick hands.  He works through his swing well and is able to easily generate power.  He used his simple swing and easy power to leverage a ball over the monster in left field.

Christopher Sosa (2025, Hialeah, FL) has a tall frame with long arms that he uses to leverage the ball deep into left field.  He has a strong upper body and creates nice separation that allows him to whip the barrel through the zone.  He made loud contact when working to the pull side and making contact out in front of the plate.

Masa Chilcutt (2025, San Antonio, TX) has quick hands for his age that he uses to stay inside the baseball and send line drives to all parts of the field.  He has a short swing and is direct to the ball, allowing the barrel to stay in the zone throughout the process.  He shows quick actions that lead to easy pop off the bat.

Nolan McKinstry (2025, Hiram, GA) showed nice bat speed for his age, using his quick hands to whip the bat through the zone.  He has an uphill swing and looks to elevate, which he was able to do throughout his round.  He showed the ability to create nice carry when he was on time and made contact out in front of the plate.

Connor Roush (2025, Atlanta, GA) is a strong athlete for his age that will continue to add strength and power.  He showed the ability to impact the ball, sending it deep into the deepest part of the park on multiple occasions.  He stays inside the ball with his hands nicely and lets the bat do the work.

Dylan Beaton (2025, Miami, FL) has a smooth swing that is balanced and consistently on time.  He has a compact swing and stays inside the ball well, hitting it wherever it is pitched.  His swing has fluidity that will translate into game actions.

Neisser Sanchez (2023, Miami, FL) is a presently strong athlete that is able to maximize his strength.  He is a switch hitter that showed plenty of power from both sides of the plate.  He works through the ball with his lower half well, causing the ball to jump off the bat.  He was able to send a ball over the right field wall from the left side of the plate.

Eddie Tanner (2025, Hamilton, OH) showed nice bat-to-ball skills, barreling up almost every pitch during his round.  He has quick hands that lead to solid barrel speed through the zone.  He does a nice job of getting on plane and staying through the zone, allowing him to have success at the plate.

Jose Carlos Hernandez (2024, Miramar, FL) has a fluid swing that he pairs with present strength that allows for easy jump off the bat.  The Florida International commit clears his hips well and gets the barrel out in front of the plate consistently.  He made loud contact throughout his round and ended it with an exclamation point, hitting a home run off the right field foul pole.

Jeffrey Peters III (2025, Gardnerville, NV) has a strong swing and a good feel for the barrel.  He was able to drive pitches all over the zone deep into the gap and create carry on his line drives.  He works through his swing will with his lower half, making it easy for him to repeat his swing.

Mike Martinez (2024, Cutler Bay, FL) has a simple approach at the plate, not wasting any movement and staying short to the ball.  He does a nice job of firing his lower half once he decides to swing and showed the ability to leverage the ball to the pull side of the field.

Jason Neal (2024, Chelsea, AL) has a projectable frame with a high waist that has plenty of room for strength as he continues to develop.  He has a downhill swing that creates backspin on his line drives that allowed the ball to carry deep into center field.

Joshua Wicker (2024, Chicago, IL) uses a rhythmic swing at the plate and shows a good feel for the barrel, consistently hitting hard line drives across the diamond.  He has a short swing and does a nice job of staying gap-to-gap.

Alexander Mesa (2024, Hialeah, FL) is a tall athlete that uses his long arms to leverage the ball into the gaps.  He has quick hands and is able to get extended, showing power to the pull side.  He will continue to add strength and power as he fills out his frame.

Jake Arnow (2023, Edison, NJ) is a strong athlete that has a violent swing and utilizes his lower half well. He has good feel for the barrel and looks to leverage the ball, especially to the pull side.  He was able to show the power as he blasted a home run over the left field monster.

Victor Esquivel (2023, Bradenton, FL) has a relaxed swing that causes the ball to explode off the bat.  He stays on plane with his swing and works through the process with his lower half well.  He showed nice consistency, repeating his swing throughout the round and making plenty of loud contact.

Daniel Simontacchi (2023, Decatur, GA) is a tall athlete that showed the ability to impact the ball when he was on time with his swing.  He has a tall frame with present strength and created nice carry when he worked back up the middle of the field.

Jack Wilson (2024, Wilmette, IL) has a direct hand path and showed the ability to whip the barrel through the zone.  He stays compact and on plane, making it easy for him to send line drives back up the middle and to the pull side of the plate.  He was consistently on time and has the ability to do damage to mistakes.

Bryce Brannon (2024, Mason, OH) is a strong athlete that showed the ability to make the ball jump off his bat.  He does a nice job of shifting his weight through his swing, making it easy for him to generate the power.  He looks to do damage on inside pitches, sending multiple balls off the monster in left field.

Troy Ford (2025, Fayetteville, GA) is a switch hitter that shows fluidity and rhythm on both sides of the plate.  He has good bat-to-ball field, sending line drives to all parts of the field from both sides.  He has an athletic frame that will continue to develop and add strength.

Ryan Kondrad (2024, Hawthorn Woods, IL) is a strong athlete that showed the ability to create carry on his line drives in the gaps.  He has good barrel control and used all parts of the field.  He gets his bat on plane and stays through the ball well.

Sean Latham (2024, Commerce Twp, MI) uses a longer swing and has the ability to send the ball deep to all parts of the field.  He was on time and used his explosive lower half to send multiple balls off the left field monster and deep into the right center field gap.

Lucas McNellis (2024, Woodbury, MN) has a strong frame and utilized it today, launching balls to all parts of the field.  He works through the swing well and does a nice job of staying on balance.  He was consistently on time and sent multiple line drives off the monster in left field.

Luis Martinez (2023, OF, Miami, FL) Showed off his athleticism and speed today. Has good range moves well to both sides of the ball and has a cannon from the outfield. Threw out a batter trying to leg out a double from the right field corner. Features a lean athletic build with good height. Got on the mound and threw strikes, the fastball sat 84-85 mph.

Maddox Meier (2023, OF, St. Charles, MO) smashed a triple to left field. Displayed a short compact swing with good bat speed. Meier features a lean athletic build with room to add more as he gets older. Also made some nice plays in the outfield showing the ability to make the routine plays.

Cesar Valera (2023, RHP, Bradenton, FL) pitched two solid innings, struck out 6 of the 7 batters he faced. Threw a lot of strikes and attacked the batters early. The fastball sat 82-85 mph with good run. Worked in a breaking ball that sat 67-68 with good late break generating a lot of swing and misses.

Jack Wade (2023, 3B, Palos Park, IL) crushed a triple over the right fielder’s head for a triple. Showed off his pull side power, has a violent compact sing with good bat speed. Wade is light on his feet and moves well in the infield, consistently made firm accurate throws.

Dana Williams (2024, MIF, Miami Lake, FL) showed the ability to glide around the infield, moves well to both sides of the ball and showed the ability to make the routine plays. Williams has smooth hands with good foot work and a quick transition.

Cade Clinton (2024, 3B, Sumrall, MS) features a lean athletic build that plays well with plenty of room to add more as he gets older. Smashed the ball to left center for a double, has a level compact swing with good bat speed. The swing stays long through the zone consistently  generating line drives to both gaps.

Christian Knight (2023, C, Concord Township, OH) showed well on both sides of the ball today. Was solid behind the dish, blocked every ball, was quick and agile back there. Displayed consistent accurate throws. Swung the well, crushed the ball to right field for a triple. Ran well, was smooth around the bases.

Zahir Barjam (2025, SS, Miami, FL) flashed some pull side pop, just missed hitting it out. Crushed the wall to the left field warning track, has a violent compact swing with good bat speed. Also made some great plays in the infield, showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Jackson Baker (2023, RHP, Austin, TX) was lights out in three innings 5 of his 6 outs were strike outs. The Alabama commit threw a lot of strikes and attacked hitters early. The fastball sat 85-89 mph topping out at 91 mph with good arm side run and sink. Mixed in a slider the generated swings and misses.

Dayton Howard (2023, OF, Kansas City, MO) showed off some pull side pop and crushed the ball to left field for a double. Features a lean athletic build with plenty of room to continue to add more muscle. Has a quick compact swing with good bat speed.

Gio Lugo (2024 RHP, Homestead, FL) got the nod for Columbia Blue and didn’t disappoint as he continuously pumped the strike zone with an upper-70s fastball with which he was able to miss bats while mixing in a sharp biting curveball in the mid to upper-60s.

Nicholas Gutierrez-Villa (2023 RHP, Miramar, FL) may be listed as a primary pitcher, but he got his team on the board with a deep double to center field, plating the first run of the game while advancing to third on the throw home.

Following up the double, he jumped on the mound and showcased his arm strength with a fastball that peaked at 82 mph while working plenty quick on the mound and mixing a slider for strikes, consistently missing bats over his 3 innings.

Jack Holley (2024 C, Spanish Fort, AL) continued the scoring for Columbia with a well-struck barreled single of his own through the left side, proving his club with a 2-0 lead early in the contest.

Braden Sperry (2023 RHP, Marietta, GA) came in on relief for Black and showed a fastball that bumped 81 mph from a higher release point, powering the ball downhill some while mixing a curveball in the mid-60s.

CJ Buchan (2024 C, Toano, VA) was able to provide a spark to the offense for the Black club as he put his strength on display, muscling an end of the bat double down into the left field corner with two outs late in the contest.

Jake Bailey (2024 SS, Aragon, GA) followed with a two-bagger of his own as he did an excellent job of pulling the barrel and his hands inside to turn around a fastball into the left-center gap and plate the first run of the game for Black.

Dylan Andino (2023 C/MIF, Saint Cloud, FL) is a very twitchy player. He showed some solid barrel awareness along with some pop to his pull-side. During his second plate appearance he drove a ball deep into the gap for a triple. He collected 3 hits on the day. Andino is also very solid all around the field defensively. 

Jack Wilson (2024 RHP, Wilmette, IL) was on the bump during day 1 action. Wilson used his high three-quarters arm slot and created some plane to the fastball that topped out at 82 mph. Wilson punched out 6 hitters in 3 innings of work. He also added a double with 2 RBI at the plate.

Frank Fernandez (2023 RHP, Miami, FL) was not afraid to throw his breaking ball in any count. He worked low at the knees and did a good job of generating swings-and-misses. Was about to use a three-pitch mix successfully.

Nick Oliveira (2025, UTL, Jacksonville, FL) collected 2 hits on the day. The young prospect hits from the right-side and also shows off some pop. He was able to use his projectable and strong frame at 6'4, 205-pounds to muscle a ball for a double. He was also on the mound and was up to 80 mph with the fastball. 

Jesse Sullivan (2023, C/3B, Jupiter, FL) showcased some strength at the plate. He was able to drive a fastball to one of the deepest parts center-field for a standup double. 

Jake Arnow (2023, C/OF, Edison, NJ) uses a lot of force when he makes contact. Arnow was able to to collect a double on the day. There is some lift at contact along with some barrel speed to go along with it. 

Justin Pierre (2023, 1B/OF/RHP, Valley Cottage, NY) sports are solid 6'4, 200-pound frame. He was able to rope a fastball down the left-field line for a double and collected two hits on the day. Pierre also saw time on the mound and was up to 79 mph with the fastball. 

Nolan Bernard (2025 RHP, Walden, TN) Impressive on the mound, with a strong athletic build. Fastball was heavy with good angle down in zone. 85 mph. Slider had down action, like a Brad Lidge slider. Also showed a good change or split, heard he is working on the spilt. 3 innings , 5 strikeouts.

Joseph Mittiga (2026 C, Suwanee, GA) Jumped all over a fastball and crushed a double to the wall in left. Left the bat with no doubt that extra bases were coming. Impressive bat speed. 

Maddox Monsour (2025 MIF, Carrollton, GA) Real nice piece of hitting, RBI single to right, then latter showed good direction with a hard liner out to second on first pitch curve. 

Jacob Young (2024 C, Smyrna, GA) Drove a double to right center on a two fastball, great job of direction and readiness in the 2-0 hitters count. 

Hunter Atkins (2025 LHP, Rockmart, GA) Nice day for Hunter with 3 innings of work and 8 strikeouts. Delivery had deception with a closed front shoulder with slight pause before heading home. Caused his 76-mph fastball to jump out of his hand.  Curve works with good depth and location.

Will Briggs (2023 C, Shakopee, MN)  quick bat good direction led to a beautiful opposite field double to wall in right, on second pitch fastball.  Then scored from second on a wild pitch. Moves well for strong build. Nice hand load, short path well directed, and takes pitches on legs well.

Harrison Collins (2024 1B, Columbia, SC) Nice job hitting the ball hard up the middle for an RBI hard RBI base hit. Then later to show off, crushed a dead center double, ball just kept on going, the fence was in jeopardy.

Austin Wiegandt (2025 3B, Miami, FL) Showed good balance in swing mechanics and crushed double to right , with good speed on the bases, then stole third and scored on errant throw.

Troy Korvick (2024 RHP, Miami, FL) worked exclusively from the stretch in his innings of work. Struck-out the side in the first inning. The 6-3, 205 prospect showed great pitch-ability while relying on his fastball for most of the outing. With a simple delivery, the fastball exploded out of his hand and was up to 89. Finished the day with 3 innings pitched, 7 K's and allowed no base runners. Troy also added 3 hits in the game. There is a lot to like with this prospect going forward. 

Cole Lowe (2023 LHP, Kimberly, AL) maintained a consistent repeater of three-pitches. He struck out the side in his first inning work, while mixing speeds constantly. The fastball topped at 84. While his curveball was 70-72 with depth and 68-71 with his slider. Has kept hitters off balance for the duration of the outing. Finished with 8 K's in three innings. 

Kirk Kolano (2023 1B, San Antonio, FL) had a line drive single through the 6-hole in his first at-bat. Displayed quickness in hands and shows feel for the barrel, while maintaining a shift in his lower half that translates well. 

Connor Wright (2025 1B, Raleigh, NC) collected the first hit for the Gold team with a line drive single to left field. A pull-side approach getting all of the fastball. 

Emmanuel Perez (2023 SS, Miami, FL) sat back on a FB and laced it to CF for a stand-up double. He later scored in the next at-bat off an RBI single by Brandon Garcia (2024 C, Hialeah, FL) to tie the game for Gold in the 6th inning. 

After a very loud round of BP earlier in the day- Nathanael Coupet (2023 OF, Boynton Beach, FL) finished the day with a two RBI single in his final at-bat. He came in on the mound for the last two innings. The athletic prospect had his FB up to 83 and mixed in a deceptive change-up along with a breaking ball. He showed good mound presence in his short stint. 

Ashton Odak (2023 SS, Emerson, GA) ended the game with a loud barrel to LF that just missed going over the fence. Ashton ended with 2 RBIs on the day. 

Aimon Chandler (2025 LHP, Philadelphia, PA) went the other way in his first at-bat to drop in a double down the left field line. Chandler also pitched and was up to 81 mph. 

Kole Hammond (2024 1B, Griffin, GA) had a hard hit barrel to the pull side that he knocked in for a stand up double. There's good baserunning instincts too as he scored from second on a ground ball in the infield. 

Joe Tornincaso (2023 OF, Naples, FL) doubled as he pulled his hands in to hook a grounder past the third baseman. Torincaso has good bat to ball skills along with feel for controlling the zone. 

Adonis Smith (2023 RHP, Stockbridge, GA) showed some quality arm talent with a fastball that worked in the 84-87 mph range. The delivery is compact and he threw a lot of strikes and used a fastball-slider combination mostly. 

Gavin Braland (2024 C, Statesboro, GA) showed some quality arm talent with a mid-80s fastball and feel for a sweeping slider. He's got a very strong arm along with good power potential to the pull side. 

Jarren Purify (2023 SS, Detroit, MI) smashed one of the hardest hit balls of the day on a single that got through the left side. Purify is a top 100 prospect in the 2023 class and is committed to Michigan. 

Drew Reaves (2023 SS, Pensacola, FL) is a physical right-handed hitter with good strength and bat speed. He laced a ball to the right side and also pitched working up to 84 mph with a quick arm. 

Braiden Reynolds (2025, SS/RHP, Albuquerque, NM) showed a great approach in his first two AB. Good contact to CF and LF, staying balanced and in his legs throughout his swing. Showed athleticism in the IF with a good plays on the move at 2B and SS. 

Declan Ryan (2023, 1B/3B, Hooksett, NH) line drive to RF for double in his first AB. Hard solid contact on first pitch in second AB. Good baserunning- great jump stealing 3^rd base. 

Kade Langhorst (2024, RHP, Whitestown, IN) utilized a quick arm stroke as he pounded the glove. Fastball up to 85 mph with late arm side run. Also mixed in a sharp breaking ball he tunneled well off the heater. Struck out nine hitters in 3.0 innings of work. 

Robert Hamman (2024, RHP, Ann Harbor, MI) proved to have plus command of his fastball as he topped out at 84 mph. Did a good job changing eye levels too while dropping in a short breaking slider. In 3.0 innings of work, he struck out five and gave up just one hit. 

John Paul Head (2024, C, Vestavia Hills, AL) had 2 hits in back to back ABs. Kept hands back on offspeed to drive to right CF for a double. Very athletic and had good looks from behind the plate throughout the game. 

Derek Martinez (2024, C, Groveland, FL) used quick hands to drive a ball deep into the left center gap for a double scoring 2 runs on the play. 

Jack Brafa (2023, RHP/IF, Medina, TN) has a very quiet stance but showed great skills by staying balanced and keeping the bat head in the zone. Jack rifled a ball into the right center gap in the 7^th inning for a double. Found the barrel in every AB. 

Jack Eastone (2023, OF, Barboursville, WV) had two hard hit balls going 2 for 3 in the game. 

Christopher Keltz (2023, OF, Miami, FL) drove the ball down the right field line for a standup triple, showed great speed on the bases getting to the 3^rd with ease. 

Evan Taylor (2025 RHP, Ocean City, NJ) dominated in four strong innings in his start this afternoon. Utilized a true three pitch mix and a quick arm action that allowed him to run his fastball up to 87. Worked all four quadrants of the zone and maintained his velocity throughout.

Landen Rozich (2025 SS, Oxford, PA) stood out in a big way both on the mound and at the plate. Tossed two strong innings in his start on the bump running his fastball up to 80 and followed it up with a ringing double into dead center that one-hopped the outfield wall.

Jason Rodriguez (2023 C, White Plains, NY) displayed advanced actions and a strong accurate arm behind the dish cutting down all would be base stealers with ease. 

Kaleb Garcia (2023 OF, Germantown, MD) hit the ball with authority throughout finding the barrel in both plate appearances and going 2-2 in the box. Produced the loudest contact of the day in his second at bat with a missile over the left fielders head that hopped over the fence for a ground rule double.

Brevin Smith (2023 SS, Palm Bay, FL) showcased a plus feel for the barrel of the bat and displayed strength in the batters box squaring the ball up twice right at the center fielder.

Mylon Uribe (2024 SS, Woodstock, GA) went a perfect 2-2 today at the plate collecting a pair of singles in his times up. Has the ability to cover all parts of the plate and hit the ball where it is pitched.

Tayler Hawkins (2023 RHP, Cape Coral, FL) in his second at bat Hawkins showcased good plate discipline as he got his hands through the zone and muscled out a hard-hit single through the left side. On the mound Hawkins was up to 86 with good life in the zone and showed solid feel with his slider.

Dhane Meyers (2024 SS, Chandler, AZ) had a day at the plate recording 2 singles and 2 RBI’s as he battled in the box and handed out two hard hit balls right up the middle.

Ryan Kondrad (2024 3B, Hawthorn Woods, IL) not only goes down 0-2 once, but twice. Both times ending on a slider that he sits back and drives. Squared up both off-speed pitches one being a loud double to dead center and the other being a hard liner off the first baseman’s glove resulting in a single. Kondrad has a good balanced approached with a lot of pop off the barrel.

Austin Olander (2023 RHP, Bradenton, FL) had a quality outing both on the mound and at the plate in today’s game. Olander with a simple stance and stride took a fastball, squared it up for a loud out.

Anthony Ferrara (2023 C, Lockport, IL) was locked in for his second at bat as he showcased his power and drove a deep fly ball to LCF for a no doubt double.

Dylan Nagle (2024 3B, Lockport, IL) dominated for the last two innings of the game. Worked in the 82-84 range with his fastball and was able to miss bats with a good breaking ball.

Johnny Ortegae (2025 SS, Boothwyn, PA) showed excellent stuff for a still 14 year old as he worked in the 81-84 mph range with relative ease over two innings and showed real feel for the breaking ball already, something that pairs well with his obvious projection at 6-3/180.

Charlie Bozeman (2024 1B, Knoxville, TN) 5-foot-10, 180-pound solidly built righthanded hitting first baseman shows unquestioned plus power as evidenced by his fence rattling double high off the left field fence that barely missed leaving the yard. He shows a powerful athleticism rarely seen at his age and has noticeable strength and agility that will certainly allow his game to excel as his career continues. The strength in his core coupled with his consistent swing path leads one to believe that his future is extremely bright.

Hayden Sottile (2023 3B, Marietta, GA)A poised and polished RHP with plus projectable pitchability. Has plus presence on the mound. Easy, smooth and repeatable mechanics. High ¾ slot. Strong core and solid lower half that he knows how to use. Active 80-84 mph fastball shows consistent arm side run. Works ball down in zone and to both sides of the plate. Compliments FB with hybrid 71 mph breaking ball and tumbling 72 mph change that is highly deceptive. Big upside potential!

Evan Damario (2025 C, Lees Summit, MO) Solidly built RHP with three projectable pitches. Consistent operation that he repeats well. Deceptive life in well-commanded 80-84 mph fastball that he works to the lower half. Showed some feel for 70 mph change-up that has some late tumble. Big 62 mph curveball has solid and pronounced 12-to-6 shape and will get even better with continued development.

Paul Green (2024 OF, Tyrone, GA) Long, lean, and sinewy build with projectable musculature. Frame is certain to get even better and aide in the development of this already talented RHP. Arm action is smooth and easy. Certain repeatable rhythm to his operation. Ball comes out of his hand easily. 83-85 mph fastball actually plays up in velocity. Active ride up and certain sink down. 12-to-6 sharp hammer of curveball sits at 72 mph and shows late bite. Split at 70 mph is a mature pitch that will only get better as he matures and gains experience. Big future!

Greyson Gegg (2024 1B, Saint Simons Island, GA) 6-foot-3, 170 pound lefthanded hitter with plus pull side power. Easy load and quick trigger. Gets barrel to and through contact with force. Flatter path with classic LHH lift at contact.

Evan Wood (2023 LHP, Marietta, GA) Power throwing lefty with a plus three pitch mix. Advanced command and control. He utilizes a compact and consistent operation with a very repeatable arm action. Works off active 80-82 mph heavy sinking fastball that he works to both edges of the plate. His 70-73 mph sharp, short, and quick breaking slider looks fastball out of the hand and is a highly deceptive swing and miss out pitch. His 70 mph change up is thrown with FB arm action and shows plus fade and noticeable late depth at the dish.

Miles Owen (2023 3B, Cartersville, GA) Classic righthanded hitting power swinger with easy gap strength. Gets into his lower half like a veteran, advanced hitter. Creates big torque and drives the ball with authority, especially well to the pull side gap. Has definite strength in shoulders and hands. Plus approach. Never chasses. Ball jumps on impact.

Charlie Graves (2025 OF, Fayetteville, AR) - In Charlie’s first plate appearance, he lined a single through the 5-6 hole. In the bottom half of the first, he showed his OF athleticism and range with a diving play in the LCF gap. Strong presence on the field from the first pitch.

Micah Berrien (2023 SS, Zephyrhills, FL) - Micah displayed his opposite field approach today with two hits to RF, highlighted by a triple in the RCF gap. It only took two pitches for Micah to score, thanks to Christian Fernandez’s (2023 3B, Naples, FL) long double to the LCF gap.

Owen Ewton (2023 RHP, Denison, TX) - Owen utilized his clean and easy delivery to pound the strike zone over his 3 innings of work. His 3-pitch arsenal displayed both a 4-Seam & 2-Seam fastball. He threw both with confidence and command. His 4-Seam sat in the mid 80’s and topped 86mph; His 2-Seam sat in the low 80’s. Owen finished with 5 punchouts.

Alex Rosario (2023 C, Riviera Beach, FL) - Alex smoked a double to the LF wall in the 4^th inning. Alex was able to get inside and through the baseball well on his long drive. He also caught a runner stealing in the final inning.

Jian Jung (2024 RHP, Graham, WA) - Jian went a perfect 2/2 at the plate with 2 line drive base-hits and a sac fly. He showed stellar bat speed and confidence in all his plate appearances, having success early in the count.

– Yenuelle E. Rodriguez Aponte (2023 3B, Vineland, NJ) Yenuelle lined a one-out frozen rope double over the centerfielders head in the top of the 2^nd inning. He later toed the rubber for the final 2 innings, allowing 2 runs and striking out a pair.

Landon Penfield (2024 3B, Blythewood, SC) - Landon was patient at the plate in his 2^nd AB, as he waited until he got his pitch and delivered a triple over the diving centerfielders head. London displayed an up the middle approach as both his batted balls final destination was CF.

Andrew Ramos (2024, Amarillo, TX) was effective in his viewing during Day 1 action. In his outing, he ran his fastball up to 91 mph while flashing a mid 70's breaking ball that he was able to land for strikes. He showed two shapes to the breaker. Ramos had a quick arm and used it to his advantage. His high-three quarters arm slot was deception helped him generate plenty of swings-and-misses. He was able to punch out 5 while allowing 0 hits in 3 innings of work. 

Jack Hamm (2024, Rogers, AR) was able to use his long levers to send a ball deep in the left-field gap for a triple. Hamm has a projectable frame at 6'3, 165-pounds with the chance to add strength has he matures. Hamm was able to produce solid contact out front with a quite approach at the plate. 

Luis Santiago (2023, Roanoke, TX) was able to drive a ball deep to center-field for a triple in his first plate appearance of the day. The right-handed hitter uses a simple approach and get the bat head to the ball quickly. Santiago also saw time on mound. He struck out 5 hitters while topping his fastball out at 84 mph. 

Aidan McHugh (2023, Fulshear, TX) showed of some pop during his second plate appearance of the day. McHugh used his simple stroke to drive a fastball back to the middle-of-the-field for a double. McHugh showed some fluidity to the swing with some barrel control.  

Mason Kinchen (2025, Spring, TX) was able to collect two hits on the day. The left-handed hitter used a solid at the plate while also showing some quickness with the hands. The young southpaw also was on the bump. He ran his fastball up to 84 mph while striking out 4. He also flashed a curveball at 68 mph.

Nolan McKinstry (2025 RHP, Hiram, GA) Impressive day for the 2025 grad. His low arm delivery gave the fastball some late hop for many swings and misses. Up to 85 on the Fastball a bit of flat trajectory was hard to square up. Was effectively wild at times but came to the zone when needed. Slider was 75 with good movement had quick hard spin. I could hear the spin. 4 innings 9 ks, Can't wait to see him in the future. 

Christopher Sosa (2025 RHP, Hialeah, FL) took a for sure hit away on a soft sinking liner to center with a quick reaction in to make an extremely hard play look easy. The explosive speed from the large athletic build was impressive. 

Jake Wheeler (2024 RHP, Sioux Falls, SD) The 12-6 curve (67) break explodes through the zone, has a look of a much harder pitch. Good depth and no one was close to touching it.  Fastball was 82, keeps shoulder in well to hide the ball. Off that great curve the fastball kept the opponents honest. 3 innings , 5 strikeouts, nice day. 

Noah Jordi (2024 LHP, Mendon, MA) Showed off his technical pitching, with good angle on fastball that he hides ball well from his closed shoulder delivery.  Ball has some deception and with no solid contact at all.  Paints outside corner well, 80 tops on heater. Around the zone with all pitches. Good depth curve with late down action. His 3 innings was a breeze with 6 strikeouts. 

Carson Ritola (2025 LHP, St Simons Island, GA) The Big lefty looks the part. Nice job working inside to RHH , froze them on well located, fastballs. Fastball, 81, has some good down angle on some and others ride up in the zone with swing and miss action. The curve, 66,  has some late side break along with plus depth. 3 Innins 5 strikeouts. 

Jake Middleton (2023, Phenix City, AL) cruised through his two innings of work while striking out five hitters. The left-hander used an advanced four-pitch mix with the ability to get whiffs with all four offerings. 

Ethan Schmidt (2024, Port Saint Lucie, FL) worked quickly through his three innings of work using a solid three-pitch mix. The left-hander kept hitters off balance using the changeup and curveball in any count. 

Tanner Cahill (2023, Woodstock, GA) displayed an advanced glove at shortstop on a quality play up the middle, showcasing solid range and the ability to make the tough throw across the diamond. 

Nate Taylor (2024, Flowery Branch, GA) overpowered hitters in his three innings of work. The right-hander racked up six strikeouts using a mid-80’s fastball and a devastating, upper-70’s changeup. 

Carter Van Orden (2024, Acworth, GA) made an outstanding diving play deep into the left-center field gap to take extra bases away. 

Jase Phillips (2023, Ooltewah, TN) showcased quality pullside power with a double to deep left-center field. Phillips also showed solid two-way ability with a fastball that sat 83-85 mph and a fading upper-70’s changeup. 

Yoon Chae (2023, MIF, Virginia Beach, VA) Solid contact on pitch, staying through the ball with a long fly to RF. Showed good patience looking for good pitches, nice approach throughout all ABs. 

James Hayek (2023, OF, Columbus, OH) had a multi-hit game showing great patience and using the whole field. Had a hard ground ball to LF and a line drive to CF with an RBI in his second AB. 

Anthony Giglio (2023, 1B, Coconut Creek ,FL) jumped on an early FB for a hard single to LF. Very athletic big/strong frame. Battled hard and made the pitcher work during his ABs. 

Ryan Lewis (2023, LHP, Rockledge, FL)  Also had a hard single to LF with an RBI during his second AB. 

Eddie Johnson (2024, 1B, Algonquin, IL) went opposite field down the line for an RBI double. 

Adrian Poviones (2023, IF, Hialeah, FL) has quick speed out of the box from the left side. Showed a great swing plane keep his barrel in the zone and driving the ball to the OF. 

Antonio Turco (2024, RHP, Weston, FL) is a projectable right-hander with advanced pitchability already showing. Changed eye levels as he got plenty of swing and miss. Topped out at 85 mph while mixing in a tumbling changeup. In 3.0 innings pitched he had 6 strikeouts, 1 hit and no runs. 

Alexander Garcia (2024, RHP, Miami, FL) got the start and impressed right away. Generates easy velocity with the lower half as he topped out at 85 mph. Also proved to have feel for a pair of secondaries. Struck out the side in the first as he went on to tally four total punchouts on no hits. 

David Arroyo (2024, C, Kindred, FL) stayed inside the baseball with his double to RF, showed a good 2-strike approach. Showed a good pop time with a solid throw down to 2B to throw out a runner. 

Ariston Veasey  (2024 C/RHP, SS) went 2.0 innings on the mound flashing a two pitch mix between FB/CB sitting 87-88 and touching 91. 

Rylen Stockton (2024 C, Sarasota, FL) made the loudest contact of the afternoon, blistering a triple into the right center field gap in his only plate appearance. 

Clayton Anderson (2024 OF, Statesboro, GA) displayed plus athleticism and the ability to hit the ball to all parts of the field. Went the other way for a single in his first time up and then followed that up with an infield single to the left side flashing good speed down the line in the process.

Danny Johnson (2024 RHP, Chicago, IL) collected 2 hits on the afternoon and tossed three scoreless innings on the mound getting the start showcasing two-way potential.

Neisser Sanchez (2023 C, Miami, FL) showed advanced actions behind the plate and displayed a strong accurate arm throughout.

Cayden Hessemyer (2024 SS, Odessa, FL) utilizes a quick arm on the mound and a fastball that jumped out of the hand running it up to 85 in two scoreless innings of relief.

Kevin Maurer (2024 LHP, Canton, GA) threw four shutout innings striking out the side twice and nine total batters.  Sits in the high 70s and topped out at 82 throwing four shutout innings. 

Carson Dougherty (2024 3B, Kennesaw, GA) throws a sweeping curveball as well as a fastball topping out at 85.  Has good command and struck out the side.  Dougherty singled his first at bat and stole two bases.

Carter Melnik (2024 LHP, Lowell, MI) threw two shutout innings and has good command with his fastball and curveball.  Melnik draws lots of contact resulting in pop-outs and ground-outs.

Kyler Larson (2023 RHP, Kent City, MI) threw two shutout innings with a fastball that topped at 85.  Larson is also a solid hitter at the plate with a double to left center.

Michael Skarda (2024 1B, Rockford, MI) is a lefty that can hit for power and contact.  Skarda has fast hands and turned on an inside fastball for a double down the right field line. 

Cristian De Los Santos (2025 3B, Miami, FL) had a couple of well-struck baseballs including an opposite field single. De Los Santos is a physical right-handed hitter with plenty of bat speed and strength to all fields. 

Rocco Demarinis (2024 1B, Tampa, FL) found a couple of barrels as well including a single back up the box and a line out to second base. There's quick wrists and good feel for covering the plate. 

Eddie Del Valle (2023 LHP, Gurabo, PR) worked the fastball up to 84 mph and showed good life out of the hand. The arm action is smooth and easy with good feel for a changeup too. 

Angel Santiago Velazquez (2024 SS, Hialeah, FL) had two knocks and is super athletic in the box. He also made a nifty defensive play late in the game to turn a nice force out at second base. 

Hector Roca (2024 C, Homestead, FL) had a couple of barrels including a crushed double to the pull side. The Miami commit is super physical and the power plays to all parts of the park. 

Zac Miller (2024 LHP, Hiram, GA) filled up the zone with 3 pitches, fastball was up to 83mph with a good downward breaking curveball and mixed in a change up for soft contact.

Jordan Fernandez (2024 OF, Orlando, FL) was 2-2 with an RBI on the day, Fernandez stayed through the ball as he drives two fastballs back up the middle for singles.

Lucas Durand (2023 2B, Fremont, CA) had his hands loaded and foot down as he took a fastball up in the zone and turned it around for a double deep into left field.

Erick Soto (2024 C, Pompano Beach, FL) was calm and comfortable in the batters box as he barreled up a fastball for a single through the left side.

Tyler Johnson (2023 SS, Jupiter, FL) worked a good at bat as he fouled off multiple pitches, that ended with a sweet stroke up the middle on a fastball. 

Dean Gobeil (2024 C, Somerset, MA) covered the plate well as he took an outside fastball and put it over the shortstops head for a solid single.

Luis Abraham (2024 RHP, Viera, FL) showed above average command of his breaking ball from a long and loose arm. Worked it throughout the strike zone and varied the speed and shape throughout his outing. Pitched backwards allowing his fastball to play up. Punched out seven over four innings of work.

Jonathan Matos (2025 C, Cocoa, FL) displays strength in his swing from a stocky build. Hammered a double deep to left field in his first at-bat and duplicated the feat in his second at-bat. Present bat speed is average but has some punch in the barrel with strong wrists and leverage through contact. Strong lower-half base the uses the body well to generate pop.

William Alvarez (2024 SS, Miami, FL) is an ultra-aggressive player with instincts for the game. Laced a hard lined ball to left-field in his second at-bat by getting the barrel head out and ambushing a fastball. Hammered another ball on a line to centerfield and was robbed of a base hit by a diving play by the centerfielder. He finds a way to get the barrel on time consistently. Moves well on the bases without elite speed making up for it with solid instincts.

Luis Gomez (2023 1B, Royal Palm Beach, FL) works from a full 3/4 -slot with a loose arm and serious arm-sized run to both sides of the plate. Flashes a small slider that pairs well with his fastball. His command is not pinpoint but he is in the zone more than enough to be effective. Struck out four in two innings on the mound.

Hunter Smith (2024 LHP, Canton, GA) mixed an array of pitches from multiple slots to miss barrels and compete well on the mound. Command is average presently but with some cleaning of the lower half in the delivery he will have a chance to develop more consistency. Showed the ability to get the slider to the back foot of right-handed hitters. Struck out five hitters in three innings with 61% strikes.

Kevin Hammond (2023 C, Keller, TX) railed a double down the line in left in his final at-bat of the day. Long levers and bat speed create leverage out front with the ability to pull the ball with authority. Thin and wiry with strength in the swing.