Jaden Brown (2019 SS, Mississauga, ON) showed really loose hands and quickness to the baseball with line drives to all fields. Brown went to both gaps with his approach and hard contact.

John Piacentino (2019 OF, Cherry Hill, NJ) has big pop in his bat to pull side ripping two bombs in his round of batting practice. Piacentino put on a loud round with leverage and raw bat speed.

Matthew Lugo (2019 SS, Manati, PR), with his raw hit tool, put on a display with easy wrist strength and loose hands. Lugo worked mostly to the pull flashing power but mostly working the middle of the field with hard line drives. 

Jadyn Jackson (2019 SS, Sugar Hill, GA) showcased real bat speed and loose hands to his low effort stroke. Jackson has loft to his path from a repeatable swing that works to all fields. 

Gabriel Esquivel (2019 1B, Davie, FL) has real strength and quickness to his hands. His strength was put on display through contact ripping balls to left field with high exit velocities. 

Stephen Reid (2019 OF, Berkeley Heights, NJ) has outstanding present strength on his frame and to his swing. Reid hit the ball very far in batting practice with multiple home runs that left his bat at high launch angles.

Nathan Hickey (2019 C, Jacksonville, FL) displayed real strength to his stroke with towering fly balls to right field with impressive hang times. Hickey is a physical 6-foot 205-pound catcher with natural lift to his swing. 

Gustavo Sosa (2019 C, Staten Island, NY) looked to work both gaps with solid barrels skills and flashed some loft. Sosa has plenty of looseness to his hands that move directly to the ball from an easy stroke. 

Richard D Rodriguez (2019 2B, Peñuelas, PR) featured nice barrel skills connecting to the baseball smoothly and repeatedly. Rodriguez worked to his pull side with line drive contact that came off his bat quickly. 

Oscar Santos (2019 C, Carolina, PR) swings with intent and showed the strength through contact that he possesses. Santos hits the ball out in front with plenty of quickness with his bat to the ball. 

Jorge Romero (2019 OF, Carolina, PR) flashed some signs of power to his stroke. Romero has a fluid stroke with quickness to his hands. Romero’s hands work nicely into his swing and the ball jumps when squared.  

Andrew Jenkins (2019 3B, Atlanta, GA) has a big leg lift trigger into his swing that helps him generate strength to his swing and through contact. Jenkins put baseballs out of the Trop deep to his pull side with leverage and loft. 

Yoansy Moreno (2021 OF, Santo Domingo, Sel) is a very physical outfielder who showed big power potential. Moreno has plenty of strength to his stroke and went gap to gap with his approach. 

Bobby Zmarzlak (2019 OF, Stamford, CT) has lots of quickness to his hands with natural raw power. Zmarzlak drove one ball very deep to the pull side gap in particular showing that power on display. 

Yan Contreras (2019 SS, San Lorenzo, PR) put on a hitting display during his round with an incredibly easy and fluid stroke. Contreras worked mostly to his pull side with strong hands that helped him drive a ball out to left field with ease.  

Colby Thomas (2019 OF, Valdosta, GA) starts with a very open stance before striding into contact with a big weight transfer generating plenty of strength through extension. Thomas has a combination of power and enough bat speed to generate plenty of deep contact to pull. 

Jax Cash (2019 C, Spartanburg, SC) flashed the potential power in his stroke when creating leverage out in front. Cash is a very strong 6-foot-4 205-pound catcher with enough barrel skills and loud contact to be big force with the bat. 

Damon "DJ" Gladney (2019 SS, Matteson, IL) has outstanding bat speed and, when on time to the ball, the result is fun to watch. Gladney put on a power display going way out to the power alley at Tropicana Field. 

Tim McHugh (2019 OF, Commack, NY) Mchugh flashed his huge power potential from his ultra physical 6-foot-3 210-pound frame. The TCU commit has raw bat speed and make very loud contact when squared up. 

Troy LaNeve (2019 3B, Gibsonia, PA) went with the baseball well hitting the ball where it is pitched and driving it to that direction. LaNeve has noticeable bat speed and hand quickness that makes for high exit velocities off of his bat. 

Erik Rivera (2019 OF, Caguas, PR) has an impressive and rare tool set combining both strength and power to his swing. Rivera makes loud contact that jumps off of his barrel.

Nathan Stevens (2019 C, Waunakee, WI) showed off his raw power and ability to generate back spin off of the barrel. Stevens has leverage and real pop off of the barrel to the pull side. 

Hayden Dunhurst (2019 C, Carriere, MS) displayed great barrel skills and a really nice ability to hit the ball to both his pull and opposite sides of the field. Dunhurst has a fluid lefthanded stroke and good extension out in front through contact. 

Brant Voth (2019 C, Murrieta, CA) has a noticeable lift in his swing with the capability to loft the ball deep to his pull side. Voth has plenty of pop off of the barrel and the uncommitted catcher can really swing the bat from the left side. 

Mason Auer (2019 OF, Springfield, MO) has a pretty compact swing putting the ball from gap to gap in his round of batting practice. Auer has plenty of barrel skills and a fluid path through the hitting zone. 

Jonnathdael A Gonzalez Maldonado (2019 OF, Guaynabo, PR) presents a line drive swing plane to his path and executes it well ripping line drives to the middle of the field. The FIU commit worked all over the field with consistent line drives with hands that move directly to the baseball. 

Taylor Clapp (2019 MIF, Lake Worth, FL) put multiple strokes to the center of the baseball squaring balls to the middle of the field. Clapp has a fluid swing and good barrel skills. 

Raymond Torres (2019 C, Charlotte, NC) is quite strong and it is present in his swing. Torres keeps his hands moving straight to the baseball with a level bat plane showing good extension through contact and a gap to gap approach. 

Tyson Heaton (2019 RHP, Yucaipa, CA) turned the barrel over on a multiple baseball driving the ball with strength through contact. Heaton put one ball out to his pull side with ease as he also gets good launch angles when on time. 

William Hamiter (2019 SS, Tuscaloosa, AL) has a line drive swing plane and uses it well working to all fields nicely. Hamiter has quick and direct hands straight to the point of contact. 

Cole Hinkelman (2019 OF, Sammamish, WA) strikes the ball with big-time impact. Hinkelman has loud barrel skills and strength through contact connecting on three home runs to his pull side. The baseball comes off of his barrel with a different sound and flies when on time. 

Sam Thompson (2019 OF, Owasso, OK) has great raw bat speed and the ball jumps when squared. Thompson can go to all fields but is best when generating leverage and ripping baseballs to his pull side which he did often. 

Mahki Backstrom (2019 1B, Los Angeles, CA) has outstanding raw power and it was showcased early and often. Backstrom his the longest home runs of the showcase and also just missed going to the opposite field for a home run as well. 

Maxwell Romero Jr (2019 C, Miramar, FL) creates plenty of torque from his hips and helps him to produce good bat speed. Romero Jr shifts well into contact and wore out the pull side and middle of the field with hard exit velocities.  

Tyresse Turner (2019 SS, La Palma, CA) is a high-level quick-twitch athlete who can swing the bat from both sides with good contact skills and potential pop. Turner has quick hands and an outstanding ability to manipulate the barrel. 

Hayden Travinski (2019 C, Shreveport, LA) flashed outstanding pop during his round. Travinski worked mostly to the pull side showing strong hands and great strength through contact.

Stephen Restuccio (2019 RHP, Hammonton, NJ) was handed the ball to open the game, pithcing for Navy. Early in the contest he ran his fastball up to 91 mph and offered a quick right arm while showing both a breaking ball and changeup.

Following Restuccio, Florida commit Hunter Mink (2019 RHP, Palm Harbor, FL) worked two clean innings and ran his fastball up to 91 mph while projecting for more down the road. He did a nice job of filling the zone with a three-pitch mix which was highlighted by a tight curveball, helping strike out five batters along the way.

Oscar Santos (2019 C, Carolina, PR) made a nice defensive play over at first base for the Purple team, catching a pop up in fair territory along the wall and then gathered himself and delivery a strike across the diamond to third to nail the runner trying to tag up.

Bobby Zmarzlak (2019 OF, Stamford, CT) connected for the first extra base hit of the game, staying balanced and through the 87 mph fastball for a hard double, showing some speed down the line while accelerating on to second base. He then picked up his second hit of the game with a single into left field later in the game.

Jaden Brown (2019 SS, Mississauga, ON) had a couple of knocks for the Navy team, singling in each of his first two trips, the first of which brought in a run for his squad.

Matthew Lugo (2019 SS, Manati, PR) did a very nice job of pulling his hands in on a 90 mph to get the barrel to the ball, connecting for a line drive that got past a diving left fielder for a standup triple and an RBI He also showed nice actions and glove skills up the middle with a strong arm across.

Axel S. Melendez (2019 C, Cidra, PR) had a nice day at the plate for the Purple team, showing strength to his hands while going 2-for-2 with a couple of knocks to his pull side. His second single was impressive as he went down for the pitch and pulled it to his pull side with some jump despite not fully squaring up the ball.

Similar to Melendez, uncommitted outfielder Derek Crum (2019 OF, Tampa, FL) had a two-hit day for the Purple team, the second of which was his most impressive. His second base hit was a well struck, back-side double with which he hustled out of the box and was able to stretch what would have been a single into two bases. He also worked an impressive inning, running his fastball up to 89 mph from the left side and missed plenty of bats.

John Piacentino (2019 OF, Cherry Hill, NJ) worked the final inning for the Navy team, running his fastball up to 91 mph with nice running life back over the glove side part of the plate. His arm action is short and quick through the back, showing nice potential on the mound despite being listed as a primary outfielder.

Will Childers (2019 RHP, Evans, GA) is an arm to monitor moving forward given the quickness of his arm and the overall athleticism he already shows. Over his two innings of work the Georgia commit ran his fastball up to 93 mph from a higher slot and showed downer life on his curveball too.

Jacob Hodorovich (2019 RHP, Scott Township, PA) showed one of the sharper curveballs on the day, a true 12-6er that offered late bite down in the zone from a similar over-the-top release point and up to 76 mph. A Virginia commit, Hodorovich also ran his fastball up to 90 mph and showed some occasional cut action when locating to his glove side. 

Connor Phillips (2019 RHP, Magnolia, TX) showed all kinds of big-time potential on the mound with a low-90s fastball up to 94. Phillips throws with minimal effort from a clean delivery getting lots of plane and sink. Phillips also threw a slider in the upper-70s with bite.  

JJ Goss (2019 RHP, Cypress, TX) put together feel for a three pitch mix and good velocity to produce a nice pair of innings to start the game. Goss’s fastball sat 88-94 with lots of sink and featured a really nice slider. Goss struck out three hitters in his two innings but all together put a very impressive stint n the mound. 

Erik Rivera (2019 OF, Caguas, PR) put on an outstanding showing in batting practice with his power and raw bat speed. He later took that swing to the game going the other way for a hard single squaring up the ball nicely. Rivera also went to the mound and topped out at 90 mph from his full lefthanded arm stroke and struck the side out in order. 

Jason Diaz (2019 RHP, Franklin Square, NY) uses his lower half into his online delivery with good command of three pitches that he can throw in any count. Diaz struck out five batters with his lively fastball up to 93 mph, fading changeup, and low-80s slider. Diaz worked the corners mainly to armside from a full arm stroke. It is worth noting that his changeup projects really well. 

Armani Sanchez (2019 SS, Houston, TX) went the other way for a double to right field. Sanchez hustled out of the box to stretch the hit into a double. 

Mason Ornelas (2019 RHP, Fort Worth, TX) throws his fastball and curveball effectively for strikes from a full arm action and extended ¾ arm slot. Ornelas generates plenty of riding life on his fastball up to 92 mph. Ornelas worked both sides of the plate with both pitches with the curveball having lots of feel. 

Davidjohn Herz (2019 LHP, Fayetteville, NC) gets good armside life on his fastball that peaked at 90 mph. Herz works mostly to the outer half of the plate to righthanders. The baseball comes out of Herz’s hand nicely from a long arm action mixing in a slider that comes from a similar tunnel as the upper-80s heater. 

John Tyler 'JT' Mounce (2019 OF, Cypress, TX) grinded out a twelve pitch at-bat before ripping the ball through the pull side showing great plate coverage and barrel skills. Mounce got the barrel to the baseball on a pitch to the outer half and knocked it to right field. 

Hayden Dunhurst (2019 C, Carriere, MS) displayed incredible catching tools behind the plate during drills and brought it to the game with elite catch and throw ability on back-to-back throw downs. Dunhurst popped a 1.91 second time to second base followed by a 1.93 time in game which was equally as impressive both times nabbing would be base stealers at second. 

Ryan Sleeper (2019 LHP, Lakeville, MN) tallied five strike outs in his two innings. Sleeper creates angle on his fastball that sat 85-88 mph. The North Carolina commit pitches from a crossfire delivery and long arm action mixing three pitches well and varying speeds. 

Austin Pace (2019 RHP, Barco, NC) peaked with his fastball at 91 mph from his 6-foot-11 215-pound frame. Pace projects really nicely on the mound with a three pitch mix getting outstanding extension out in front from his long frame.

Mason Auer (2019 OF, Springfield, MO) collected a pair of hits in the game while also showing good speed down the line. Auer put the barrel to the baseball with good bat to ball skills while beating out an infield single on his second hit running a 4.33-second home to first base time. 

Cj Neese Jr's (2019 SS, Greensboro, NC) arm works well down the mound with three offerings. His fastball topped out at 91 mph from a full arm action. Neese Jr pounded the zone with a quick inning of work to finish the game off.

Jared Szabo (2019 RHP, Evans, GA) has a long arm action that helped produce a fastball up to 92 mph. Szabo generates some life to his fastball from his three-quarters arm slot. Szabo mixed in a slider with short bite as well. 

Damone Hale (2019 OF, Inglewood, CA) opened the game up quickly with a rip down the left field line on the first pitch of the bottom of the first inning.  Hale showed his quick bat and leverage by hitting the ball out in front and keeping it fair. He later added another hit to the middle of the field for his second hit of the day. 

Hayden Travinski (2019 C, Shreveport, LA) put the barrel on the baseball in a big way hitting a huge home run to pull side that flew out and way over the 370-foot sign. Travinski showed big league bat speed, strength and launch angles on the stroke that towered out of the park. 

Maxwell Romero Jr (2019 C, Miramar, FL) stayed with a fastball and let it travel before ripping it to the opposite field for a single on two different occasions. Romero Jr put on a nice display of his barrel skills and ability to hit both of the balls to the other way. 

Tayler Aguilar (2019 OF, Evans, CO) went the other way for a flyball double in his game. Aguilar shows strength to his swing with plenty of bat speed to his stroke. 

Taylor Clapp (2019 MIF, Lake Worth, FL) has outstanding instincts on the base paths with plenty of quickness as well. Clapp made a heads up play on a bloop single realizing quickly that the outfielder was not going to make the play. The speedy uncommitted infielder went from second to home on a ball that he really should not have scored on, but it sure was impressive that he did. Clapp also collected two hits on the day. 

Michael Dixon (2019 OF, Oakland, CA) had a pair of infield hits in his first two at-bats of the day. Dixon has good speed out of the righthanded batter’s box running a 4.40-second best home to first base time. Dixon’s hit tool flashes when on time and squared.  

Kai Murphy (2019 LHP, Mesa, AZ) absolutely pounded the zone with a three pitch mix for strikes. Murphy showed terrific feel for his fastball, curveball, and changeup. Coming from a clean arm action, Murphy changed speeds with outstanding effectiveness tallying three strikeouts and weak contact.

Vaughn Grissom (2019 SS, Orlando, FL) knocked a double to right-center field in the game. Grissom is a quick-twitch shortstop who had every intention of going to second base on the hit and made it there easily. Grissom showed nice bat speed and some barrel skills on the hit. 

Sam Thompson (2019 OF, Owasso, OK) collected two hits on the day spraying the ball to the opposite field and up the middle. Thompson has quick hands to the baseball and barrel skills to hit the ball where is pitched with ease. 

Jake Garland (2019 RHP, Jupiter, FL) gets downhill with a low effort delivery. Garland tops out at 89 mph hiding the baseball nicely through the back. Garland also features one of the better curveballs in the class with sharp downward bite in the mid- to upper-70s. 

Jacob Herbert (2019 C, Lakeland, FL) put a nice swing on the baseball to the opposite field gap sitting back nicely on a breaking ball. Herbert used his strong hands and good eye to put his fluid stroke square to the baseball. 

Ryan Keenan (2019 OF, Lighthouse Point, FL) went the other way for a double to the opposite field gap. Keenan has strength present in his swing with plenty of bat speed. 

Zachary Martinez (2019 RHP, Glendale, AZ) was 89-92 mph with his fastball with an upper-70s slider with bite. Martinez struck out the side in his first inning of work. Martinez has lots of arm speed from his 5-foot-9 170-pound frame. 

Nick Maldonado (2019 SS, Short Hills, NJ) worked up to 92 mph with his fastball in a quick inning. Maldonado has outstanding arm speed and arm strength with lots of things to like as a righthanded pitcher. 

Spencer Jones (2019 1B, Encinitas, CA) is an ultra projectable 6-foot-7 210-pound lefthander who came into the final inning firing heavy fastballs up to 93 mph with serious plane. Jones projects incredibly well on the mound and will be interesting to watch as he continues to develop. 

Will Bednar (2019 RHP, Valencia, PA) filled up the strike zone with a low-90s fastball in his start on the mound and topped out at 94 mph with the pitch. His arm works nicely through the backside 

Nathan Hickey (2019 C, Jacksonville, FL) was able to battle nicely at the plate grinding out multiple at-bat before stroking a ball through the right side in his first at-bat. Hickey made loud contact with the baseball showing his strength through contact and overall professional approach. 

Pablo Ruiz (2019 SS, West Palm Beach, FL) made a very impressive play at the hot corner diving to his left to make a nice stop. Ruiz got up from the ground quickly firing a strike to the first base bag showing off his arm strength across the diamond that was up to 89 mph in drills. 

Jayson Hoopes (2019 RHP, Northfield, NJ) put a perfect pair of innings to the mound in game mixing in a low-90s fastball, a mid-70s curveball with depth, and an upper-70s with sink putting together five strikeouts in the outing. Hoopes works with good tempo to his delivery and an online full arm action. 

Zachary Maxwell (2019 RHP, Acworth, GA) stands at a physical 6-foot-6 235-pound frame and creates plenty of angle. His fastball sat in the 90-93 mph flashing sink. His slider was in the upper-70s as he good job of maintaining the fastball arm speed on the pitch. 

Jadyn Jackson (2019 SS, Sugar Hill, GA) left his feet to make a diving stab at third base. Jackson has really smooth actions in the infield and showed how well the glove works on that play in particular. He later smoked a ball back up the middle for a base hit displaying his real bat speed.

Manuel Mercedes (2021 RHP, Santo Domingo, SD) has a very quick arm as he produces a fastball up to 92 mph. Mercedes has a high waist and a high effort delivery getting outstanding arm speed as he comes down the mound. 

Sebastian Keane (2019 RHP, North Andover, MA) lived in the lower third of the strike zone with his fastball that sat in the 90-92 mph range. Keane did a nice job of releasing the ball out in front from his 6-foot-3 167-pound wiry frame. Keane offered two pitches from a clean and low effort delivery with a sharp curveball up to 77 mph.  

Ryan Ramsey (2019 LHP, Montvale, NJ) featured a delivery with drop and drive actions downhill. Ramsey is committed to Maryland and sat 85-87 with his fastball and a good curveball in the upper-70s. Ramsey’s arm works really well from a clean arm action before getting through the circle continually on time resulting in good command of his pitches. 

Cody Benton (2019 RHP, Cerro Gordo, NC) has plenty of balance to his delivery and a full arm action. Benton topped out at 90 mph with his fastball and kept hitters off balance with an upper-70s slider with short biting action. 

Cutter Clawson (2019 LHP, Laguna Beach, CA) peaked at 90 mph with his fastball from a good delivery with tempo. Clawson’s arm works nicely and he gets good use of his lower half. Clawson has feel for three pitches with his low-80s straight changeup and upper-70s curveball. The BYU commit struck out four in his two innings of relief. 

Andrew Jenkins (2019 3B, Atlanta, GA) displayed good velocity on the mound with a fastball up to 92 mph and curveball in the upper-70s. Jenkins gets good use of his lower half from his exclusive stretch delivery. 

DJ Jefferson (2019 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) worked two innings for the Gray team and struck out front, running his fastball up to 92 mph. He shows a full and quick arm action through the back and flashed both a slider and changeup.

Tyler Demartino (2019 OF, Potomac, MD) showed some loose and quick hands during his first at-bat, creating nice bat speed through the zone for a line drive single into left field.

Matthew Allan (2019 RHP, Sanford, FL) came out with his fastball sitting in the 91-95 mph range but more impressive than the radar readings was the amount of late life he was able to generate down in the zone.

Riley Greene (2019 OF, Oviedo, FL) continued to swing the bat well and put one of the better single swings on display with a line drive single into right field against a hard, lefthanded curveball, showing plenty of balance and looseness.

Hayden Mullins (2019 LHP, Gallatin, TN) was impressive over his two innings of work, living in the 89-91 mph range with his fastball and bumped as high as 92 mph. His curveball was one of the sharper breaking balls on the day with hard, downer shape and bite up to 76 mph, helping strike out five batters over two innings.

Griffin Agee (2019 LHP, Goode, VA), a Virginia commit, matched Mullins with his strike throwing ability as the lefthanded filled the zone with his fastball, a pitch that peaked 89 mph and showed late running life to either side. He struck out four and mixed in a nice slider to help induce weak contact.

Nolan Crisp (2019 RHP, Locust Grove, GA) came out attacking hitters with his fastball, running his fastball up to 93 mph with a quick arm while locating to his glove side well with hard running life. The Florida Gator commit went to a tight, hard spinning slider up to 81 mph as his go-to secondary and punched out five over two innings of work.

Cade Doughty (2019 SS, Denham Springs, LA) put his big righthanded bat on display, driving a fastball up in the zone to the opposite field for a well struck, line drive double to the gap, turning around first base in 4.44 seconds.

A Vanderbilt commit, righthanderThomas Schultz (2019 RHP, Mount Carmel, PA) struck out five over his two innings of work and scattered a hit while bumping his fastball up to 91 mph. He found a feel for his breaking ball and was able to generate solid sinking life to his fastball down in the zone.

Cody Freeman (2019 SS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) showed no problem handling his 89 mph fastball in his second at-bat as he squared it up and shot the pitch back up the middle for a line drive single.

Listed at a long 6-foot-8, Oklahoma commit Davis Heller (2019 RHP, Gilbert, AZ) ran his fastball up to 91 mph and was able to generate hard cutting life to his glove side with big plane. He landed his curveball for strikes with 12-6 shape and also mixed in a changeup.

Hylan Hall (2019 OF, Ocoee, FL) continued to find the barrel this event and picked up a hard-line drive single into left field with strong hands and a quick bat. He also worked a quick inning and ran his fastball up to 90 mph with a nice feel for his changeup.

Sanson Faltine III (2019 SS, Richmond, TX) worked a quick inning for the Gray team to close it out, running his fastball up to 92 mph with a short and quick arm stroke and showed a tight curveball up to 76 mph. 

Chris Villaman (2019 LHP, High Point, NC) varied speeds and repeatedly kept hitters off balance with three pitches. Villaman throws from a crossfire delivery with a full arm action and a good feel for the strike zone whiffing 5 hitters. Villaman throws his fastball, slider and changeup with command in any count.

Hunter Barco (2019 LHP, Jacksonville, FL) is a tough lefthanded pitcher to face with his low arm slot and deceptive delivery. Barco has tremendous arm strength and makes each at-bat uncomfortable especially to lefthanded hitters. His fastball shows some sink sitting in the 88-92 mph range. 

Michael Harris II (2019 OF, Ellenwood, GA) squared up a baseball to the opposite field gap for an inside-the-park home run in the game. Harris turned a 90 mph fastball around hitting on the nose with a high exit velocity and then showed his good speed around the base paths. Harris also showed that he can run his fastball up to 90 mph as well with a very sharp breaking ball in the mid-70s. 

Ryan Suppa (2019 RHP, Acworth, GA) pitched a pair of quick and clean innings mixing three pitches for strikes. Suppa worked the corners and pitched to contact early in counts to create soft contact and get quick outs. Suppa throws with some effort from a full arm action that is on time through the circle. 

Logan Tanner (2019 C, Lucedale, MS) was up to 93 mph on the mound in a one inning stint. The two-way talent has a heavy fastball that he can command to both sides of the plate. Tanner mixes his delivery speeds to mess with hitter’s timing and does so effectively with his athleticism. Tanner later showed his tools behind the plate by nabbing a pair of base runners looking to steal including one from his knees. 

Preston Welchel (2019 OF, Cartersville, GA) went at a flyball at 100 percent effort to make a diving grab to prevent a hit in the fourth inning of the game. Welchel showed a quick first step and high energy to catch the ball diving at full extension. 

Gavin Collyer (2019 RHP, Buford, GA) pitches from his 6-foot-1 155-pound frame with plenty of conviction with his fastball and slider combination. Collyer filled up the strike zone nicely living in the lower third of the zone with his fastball that sat in the 89-91 mph range and his low-80s tight slider. 

Michael Dominguez (2019 RHP, Tampa, FL) is an interesting righthanded pitcher with a low-90s fastball. Dominguez is committed to Tampa with a sharp curveball and a short-breaking slider. Dominguez has a really quick arm and stays online nicely down the mound. His array of pitches and mixed speeds helped him in striking out six batters in his two innings.

Mason Barnett (2019 RHP, White, GA) showed feel for three pitches in the game mixing them all well. Barnett pitches from a balanced and online delivery creating plane on his fastball from a clean arm action and the curveball coming from a similar tunnel before falling off of the table. 

Ryan Dyal (2019 C, Senoia, GA) threw out a trio of runners from behind the plate and knocked a single through the right side during the game. Dyal clocked a 1.94 second best pop time in drills and then topped that in game by popping an incredible 1.90 second time in game to nab a would be base stealer. Dyal has elite catch and throw ability and he put that on display multiple times in the game. 

Landon Sims (2019 OF, Cumming, GA) missed bats with a 89-93 mph fastball and a slider in the low-80s. Sims has tremendous arm strength in his 6-foot-2 205-pound frame. The righthander throws relatively easy with a fastball and a slider with some bite. The Mississippi State used the two pitch combination and flash of a straight changeup to strikeout four in two innings. 

Maurice Hampton (2019 OF, Arlington, TN) barreled both baseballs that he put into play in the game including one to dead center field that resulted in an inside-the-park home run. Hampton made very loud contact and displayed his advanced barrel skills in the game before burning around the bases with his good speed. 

Nasim Nunez (2019 SS, Lawrenceville, GA) beat out a pair of infield singles by showing his plus foot speed. Nunez’s single were each from different sides of the plate. From the right side he burned down the first base line for a 4.33-second home to first time, and then ran a 4.14-second time from the left. 

Alex McFarlane (2019 RHP, St. Thomas, VI) has a 6-foot-3 170-pound frame that generates an 89-91 mph fastball. McFarlane flashed a tight slider in warmups although not throwing it in game. McFarlane is committed to Miami and has good arm speed and the ball jumps out of his hand.

Pierce Gallo (2019 SS, Marietta, GA) has raw bat speed in his stroke. Gallo put a double down the right field line late in the game showing his hit tool and and ability to hit the ball to all fields. 

Jack Leiter (2019 RHP, Summit, NJ) continues to make nice strides on the mound and ran his fastball up to 94 mph to start day two of the event. His arm action is both fast and online through the back and he mixed in a nice curveball and slider for strikes. 

Daniel Espino (2019 RHP, Statesboro, GA) came out throwing fire with his fastball as he lived in the 95-98 mph range with his fastball and worked around the zone while showing a fast arm action. He also mixed in a hard, sharp curveball and flashed a changeup up to 88 mph, helping him strike out 5.

Owen Cobb (2019 SS, Seattle, WA) did a nice job of keeping his weight back on a curveball and drove the pitch to the left-center field gap for a standup double that jumped off the bat.

Dylan Simmons (2019 1B, Jacksonville, FL) put the Gold squad on the scoreboard in the second inning with a hard single through the right side, getting extended on a 94 mph fastball while finding the barrel.

Kendall Williams (2019 RHP, Olive Branch, MS) continues to evolve on the mound and came out living in the low-90s, bumping as high as 94 mph with his fastball. He showed a nice feel for his curveball, spinning the pitch in the 72-74 mph with 12-6 shape.

Tyler Owens (2019 RHP, Ocala, FL) came out pumping the fastball as he bumped as high as 96 mph early in his first inning and managed to blow it past several hitters. He’s a strongly built Florida State commit who generated plane to his fastball and spun a slider in the low-80s.

William Kempner (2019 RHP, San Jose, CA) came out attacking hitters with a heavy fastball from a lower arm slot, generating some late sinking life while topping out at 93 mph. On top of the velocity he also mixed in a slider that bumped 78 mph with late tilt.

Garrett Frechette (2019 1B, Vista, CA) turned on a fastball and found the barrel once again, showing a loose and easy stroke with nice jump off the bat for a deep double to right-center field.

Over his first couple of at-bats on the day Jaden Woodson (2019 SS, Dallas, TX) found a couple of barrels, including on his single in which he spun around 87 mph for a line drive single over the third baseman’s head.

Rece Hinds (2019 SS, Niceville, FL) took one of the louder rounds of batting practice and generated one of the louder pieces of contact as he jumped on a curveball and barreled it hard into the left-center field gap that bounced up off the wall.

Spencer Rich (2019 IF, Longmont, CO) came out hard from the righthanded batter’s box after singling into left field and alertly took second base on the throwing, showing his speed as well as ability to accelerate around the bag.

Ryan Hawks (2019 RHP, Bowling Green, KY) is a strongly built righthanded who came out and ran his fastball up to 92 mph, showing heavy sink to his heater through the zone from a lower slot. The Louisville commit also mixed in both a changeup at 81 and a slider in the upper-70s.

A primary shortstop, Xander Hamilton (2019 OF, Raleigh, NC) impressed during his one inning stint on the mound, running his fastball up to 91 mph with a quick right arm while showing a faster arm stroke through the back. On top of hte fastball the Virginia Tech commit also mixed in a harder slider at 83-84 mph. 

Riley Greene (2019 OF, Oviedo, FL) displayed early on that he can handle velocity by piecing a line drive single to the opposite field. Greene found the barrel on a 96 mph fastball showing his extremely quick hands and outstanding raw all-around hit tool. 

Derek Diamond (2019 RHP, Ramona, CA) pitched a really impressive pair of innings with a low-90s fastball and feel for a mid-70s breaking ball. Diamond has room still to fill in his 6-foot-3 185-pound frame. Diamond is very athletic and it shows up in his delivery as he can vary windup speeds while still maintaining an on time arm. The commitment to Stanford struck out four batters with signs of an above average 11-5 curveball in the upper-70s. 

Sam Hliboki (2019 RHP, Valley Village, CA) is a lean righthanded committed to Vanderbilt. Hilboki as a long arm action that is continually on time getting through the circle generating a fastball up to 91 mph. Hliboki pounds the zone with his lively fastball and curveball from a similar tunnel. 

Dawson Netz (2019 RHP, Sierra Madre, CA) has drop and drive actions to his delivery producing a fastball up to 94 mph and likely still more in the tank. Netz is a wiry 6-foot-1 185-pounder with room to fill. Netz showed promising stuff on the mound with three offerings including a curveball that showed lots of potential in the mid-70s. 

Joshua Hahn (2019 LHP, Huntington Beach, CA) worked a pair of clean innings with an upper-80s fastball, clean and compact arm action, and extended three-quarters arm slot. The southpaw lived at the knees with his fastball and put five hitters away via the strikeout mixing in a low-70s curveball with plenty of depth.

Riley Cornelio (2019 RHP, Monument, CO) had a very clean and low effort delivery with a fastball that topped out at 93 mph. Cornelio’s arm really works full through the back and gets outstanding use of his lower half downhill. The TCU commit really projects nicely on the mound and likely has much more in his tank. 

Colin Barber (2019 OF, Chico, CA) showed off his arm strength from the outfield by nabbing a runner trying to tag up from third base. Barber tracked the fly ball nicely, got behind the baseball and fired a strike to the plate to get the base runner just in time. 

Cade Doughty (2019 SS, Denham Springs, LA) showcased his range and overall athleticism by making an incredible sliding catch in foul territory. Coming from second base and gliding to the baseball quickly, Doughty slid to make an unbelievable catch off of the turf at the Trop. 

Nick Hoffmann (2019 RHP, Centerville, OH) has some things to like in his delivery topping out at 89 mph with his fastball. Hoffmann has a quick and full arm that really works well. The commitment to Clemson featured a pair of offspeed offerings in his curveball and changeup both up to 78 mph that helped him tally a pair of strikeouts.

CJ Rodriguez (2019 C, Newport Beach, CA) sat back on a 73 mph breaking ball very nicely and struck it to the opposite field for a single. Rodriguez has good barrel control and the ability hit the ball to all parts of the field.

Grant McCray (2019 OF, Lakewood Ranch, FL) put the barrel to the baseball on multiple occasions in the game. McCray knocked a pair of base hits in the game striking each of the hard including a double to the opposite field. 

Tyler Kehoe (2019 OF, Prospect Park, PA) was one of many players with a superb catch in the final game of Day 1. Kehoe came in on a ball in center field and sprawled out to a make an outstanding grab showing his good reads and quickness to the baseball. 

Jamari Baylor (2019 SS, Glen Allen, VA) turned a lot of heads as he came in and closed out the game sitting 88-92 mph with plane and locating well to the lower third of the strike zone. He mixed in a straight changeup at 84 mph and a developing curveball to strike out the side from his full and loose arm action.