Trey Morris (2025 LHP, Fresno, CA) punched out a pair of hitters during his two scoreless and filled up the strike zone. He sat 89-91 mph with the fastball and got the pitch to both sides while showing the full arsenal highlighted by a big breaking curveball.

Jack McKernan (2025 LHP, Missouri City, TX) has great stuff, working up to 94 mph and holding 91-93 mph for two innings. The changeup gets good horizontal action while his bullet slider in the 84-87 mph range is absolutely an out pitch at present. 

Max Luzarraga (2025 RHP, Matthews, NC) had a very unique fastball and was able to get several whiffs with the pitch. The heater sat in the 88-92 mph range with up to 23" of IVB to get several empty swings. It's a good spin profile too with a power slurve. 

Evan Farrow (2025 RHP, Austin, TX) showed a full four pitch mix with a quick right arm. The fastball sat in the 89-91 mph range and his best pitch was a late fading changeup with feel for two distinct breaking balls in a curveball and slider. 

Mario Magana (2025 SS, Miami, FL) laced a double into the opposite field gap that left the bat at 94 mph. Magana has huge bat speed with a big run tool and can use that power to all fields. He also laced a 94 mph single the other way in his final at-bat.

Eric Hines (2025 OF, Tuscaloosa, AL) had a really nice swing with two strikes to lace a line drive single up the middle. He was out on his front side on spin but kept the hands back nicely to collect a hit. 

Bruin Agbayani (2025 SS, Mililani, HI) smashed a single through the left side that left the bat at 100 mph. It's really impressive bat speed and athleticism and he made a nice play defensively ranging to his right. 

Dallas Brooks (2025 C, Colora, MD) turned the barrel hard for a 100 mph single through the right side. There's impressive bat speed with some thump from the left side. 

Fleming Hall (2025 SS, Montgomery, AL) launched a home run that got out of the park in a hurry and left the bat at 99 mph. The feel to hit stands out and there's plenty of right-handed bat speed.

Nico Soul (2025 OF, Marvin, NC) showed a nice adjustment and was able to lace a double the other way. The bat to ball has stood out and he's athletic on the base paths too. 

Allem Borrero (2025 OF, Hormigueros, PR) singled hard through the right side that was over 95 mph. Barrero is huge with big left-handed power and also worked up to 91 mph in relief.

Josh Gibbs (2025 SS, Cumming, GA) had two exits over 92 mph during the game, one a ground ball and the other a fly ball the other way to the warning track.There's really impressive whip to the swing.

Jadyn Nunez (2025 OF, Miami, FL) pulled the hands in and found grass down the pull side line for a double. The in game track record of the hit tool is impressive.

Jamie Vicens (2025 RHP, Atlanta, GA) showed four pitches on the mound and was able to sequence really well. The overall stuff is nice and he can miss bats with several of them. 

Johnathan Coombs (2025 OF, Mechanicsville, MD) launched a home run deep to the pull side that left the bat at 102 mph. There's massive bat speed and the athleticism is off the charts. 

Brock Sell (2025 Stockton, CA) had a couple barrels in game. One he turned on a pitch and drove a liner hit to the pullside that came off the bat at 99 mph. He can really run and cover ground in centerfield too.

Brett Crossland (2025 Phoenix, AZ) mixed his off speed pitches very well, locating his slider to the glove side to get whiffs. The off speed offerings played off the mid-90s fastball extremely well and he even reached back for a 97 early on.

Jordan Martin (2025 Jefferson City, MO) is a very good athlete and coordinates his delivery well for such a long frame. His slider has late bite and peaked in the low-80s. There is a ton of projection in this operation.

Mason Greenhouse (2025 Riverside, CA) sat on a breaking pitch and drove it down the opposite field line for an eventual inside the park homer. He has excellent bat speed and can really run. He displayed highest level tools.

Cooper Clouser (2025 Phoenix, AZ) did a very good job receiving and blocking behind the plate. He also showed good potential with the stick as he pummeled a hit to the pull side coming off the bat at 100 mph.

Aiden Aguayo (2025 Whittier, CA) has good versatility on the dirt with range and transfers skills. He also has good bat to ball skills and smoked a single to the pull side.

Vaughn Coleman (2025 Claremont, CA) made one of the better plays of the game, covering a lot of ground in leftfield to take away and extra base it. He later barreled a liner single the other way, then he got the barrel of for his second barrel at 97. He checks a lot of boxes.

Angel Cervantes (2025 Lynwood, CA) was in complete command during his start. He ran the heater up to 93 and moved it around the plate. He also showed tight spin that reached 80 and got some empty swings with a changeup that is a go-to offering right now.

Reagan Ricken. (2025 Temecula, CA) has real arm speed and the ball jumps out of his hand. There is late life on the pitch and it peaks in the mid-90s. He has feel for three pitches and a clear starters profile given his stuff and athleticism.

Grayson Boles (2025 San Diego, CA) has a very quick arm and attacked the zone with a lively low-90s fastball and a hammer breaking ball. He keeps his arm speed up on the breaker and it racked up a ton of whiffs.

Robert Mahoney (2025 Riverside, CA) had a couple quick innings, working fast and pounding the zone. He mixes well and worked up to 94-mph with the fastball. He has a clean delivery that he repeats well.

Chase Bentley (2025 Granite Bay, CA) attacked with two solid offerings, working mostly to the outer half. He has a workhorse frame and good upside to his already low-90s fastball.

Landon Harmon (2025 RHP, New Albany, MS) showed off some loud stuff in his two innings of work. Was up to an easy 96 with the FB and was landing a disgusting sweeper in the high 70s, T80. Athletic delivery and his 6-5/190 frame really projects. 

Cooper Moss (2025 RHP, Panama City Beach, FL) threw two scoreless innings where he K'd three. Controlled/balanced delivery. Ran the FB up to 94 and showed a ton of confidence in a quality SL at 79-81 where he threw it at a high rate. 

Justice de Jong (2025 3B, New York, NY) put a nice swing on an inside FB and lined it into center for a single. Was a bit beat on the hands but brought his strong hands in tight and muscled it through the infield. 

Jack Bauer (2025 LHP, Frankfort, IL) struck out five in two innings of work. Showed a loose/whippy arm that worked with some tough angle to release. FB was up to 95 displaying a ton of armside run. Mixed in a high-spin sweeper in the upper 70s at 3000+ rpms. 

Blane Metz (2025 RHP, Floyds Knobs, IN) struck out three in his two innings. Standout 6-4/210 frame. FB was up to 94 showing good life at the top of the zone. Mixed in a sweeper he landed for strikes at 76-77. Flashed a CH as well in the mid 80s

Stephen Christopher (2025 RHP, Marshall, VA) K'd two in two scoreless. Projectable 6-2/195 frame. Was only up to 89 with the FB but showed a SL with upside at 73-76 that got up to 3000+ RPMs. 

Nolan Bernard (2025 RHP, Walden, TN) showcased a whippy arm and attacked with a 4-pitch mix where he ran his fastball up to 93. Showed an effective gyro SL in the low 80s and flashed a developing CH and CB. 

Marcelo Rodriguez (2025 RHP, Miami, FL) pounded the strike zone with three pitches. Showed a sinking FB that was up to 92 and mixed in a solid amount of upper 70 sliders showing confidence in the offering. Also mixed in a CH that flashed plus shape with its heavy fade and depth. 

Tyler Finkbeiner (2025 RHP, New Baltimore, MI) threw two really strong innings where he struck out five. Imposing 6-7/220 frame. Long/whippy arm to an over the top slot. FB was up to 94 showing big carry and mixed in a tight biting SL in the low 80s. 

Austin Pierzynski (2025 C, Orlando, FL) collected two pullside knocks. One was a two strike knock that he lined in to left and the other was a jam shot he muscled into left. Showed good adjustability to the swing. 

Allem Borrero (2025 OF, Hormigueros, PR) grounded one hard through the right side that ended up scoring a couple. Eliminated the lower half and trusts the strength in his 6-6/230 frame to do the work.

Joseph Dusell (2025 LHP, Elgin, IL) crushed one out to right center that left the yard at a 108 EV (393 ft). Keeps it short and compact with some noticeable strength at impact while creating some good leverage.

Nathan Eisfelder (2025 OF, Jonesborough, TN) lined one into left to score a run. Consistent offensive performer. Shows loose hands that get into a deep loaded position and then throw the barrel on a flatter bat path through the zone with some easy impact. 

Owen Jenkins (2025 C, Versailles, KY) barreled one back up the box at a 95 EV for a single. It was a two-strike approach were he stayed grounded in his lower half and let his strong hands play. 

Eric Hines (2025 OF, Tuscaloosa, AL) found two loud barrels for outs. His first was a line shot into right at a 102 EV and followed it up with a towering shot deep into LF at a 96 EV. Has continued to show some of the best raw power in the class that he gets to with ease. 

Bruin Agbayani (2025 SS, Mililani, HI) shot one through the middle of the field at a 95 EV for a single. Was a bit on his front side but his strong/quick hands were still able to find barrel. 

Jack Schwab (2025 LHP, Overland Park, KS) struck out three in his two innings of work. FB was up to 92, living more 89-91. SL at 80-83 showed some shorter/tigher shape and proved effective off the FB. Also mixed in a couple fading CHs in the low 80s. 

Nate Schlote (2025 RHP, Fairway, KS) showed strong stuff during his two innings of work where he struck out four. FB was up to 92 as well but showed present carry. CB in the upper 70s flashed strong shape with it's late bite down in the zone (~2700 rpm). 

Charlie Willcox (2025 RHP, Santa Rosa Beach, FL) displayed quality stuff in his two shutout innings of work. The 6-3/210 RHP pounded the zone at 91-93, topping 94. Breaker showed slurvy shape and some upside at 79-81 (~2500). Also killed some spin and created depthy on a firm CH at 79-81. 

Austin Weiss (2025 LHP, Rockville, MD) struck out four in his two innings. Simple/low-effort operation that works to a lower 3/4 slot. FB showed a ton of ASR at 91-93 T94. SL flashed some quality sweeping action in the mid-high 70s that he was able to land for strikes.

Dylan Harrison (2025 RHP, Fontana, CA) worked fast and pounded the zone in his two innings of work where he filled it up at a 81% rate. Ultra projectable 6-5/205 frame. Clean operation down the mound with some quickness. FB was up 93, living more 89-91. Mixed in two different quality breakers with some upside and flashed a developing CH. 

Carter Wilcox (2025 LHP, Aurora, CO) threw two shutout innings where he showed some unique stuff. Shows intent and athleticism down the mound. FB was up to 90 showing some strong carry. Mixed in a bigger sweeper in the mid 70s that proved effective. Flashed a couple CHs in the upper 70s as well. 

Luke Cornelison (2025 3B, Springdale, AR) showed some legit upside with his stuff in his outing. FB was up to 94 with legit carry, getting up to 22 inches of induced vert. Mixed in a higher spin bigger breaker at 71-74 that got off barrels and produced some whiffs. Mixed in a quality CH in the low-mid 80s. 

Caleb Barnett (2025 3B, Mountain Brook, AL) pitched a quick shutout inning. Projectable frame that moves with some noticeable athleticism down the mound. FB was up to 90 and flashed a quality standard slider in the mid 70s. 

Josh Proctor (2025 SS, Altadena, CA) got the game started with a loud double over the the LF's head at a 106 EV. Standout physicality in the box where he shows advanced bat speed and strength. 

Jack Ruckert (2025 SS, Baton Rouge, LA) had two 93 EV knocks, one back up the box and one to the backside. Pretty/balanced LH stroke where he works behind it as the hands work inside it. Also made a nice defensive play at SS off a 96 EV liner that he snagged and turned to 2nd for a double play. 

Carter Kutz (2025 C, Hartford, WI) had himself a nice two-way game where he pitched a shutout inning showing a quality breaker he manipulated shape on. FB was up to 90. Also found a barrel to the pullside at a 96 EV showing a whippy RH stroke. 

Sean Gamble (2025 OF, Des Moines, IA) found another loud knock, sending a liner back up the box at a 97 EV. Some of the best bat speed in the class which he gets too with ease while being able to manipulate/adjust the barrel. 

Gavin Fien (2025 3B, Temecula, CA) had himself a LD double into left that left the barrel at a 98 EV. Noticeable strength/quickness to the hands/wrists that help him generate bat speed within some relatively simple moves. 

Bennett Gary (2025 OF, Parkland, FL) collected two knocks this game with his best swing being a backside LD single which he stayed behind on, let get deep, and drove into left. Easy rhythm and balance to his swing with hands that work the barrel short-to-long through.  

Josiah Hartshorn (2025 OF, Anaheim, CA) had an opposite field double down the LF line. Got beat a bit but the strength and quickness to his hands allowed him to get the barrel there and muscle it on a line the other way. 

Jarett Sabol (2025 C, Orange, CA) had himself a LD opposite field knock that scored a couple runs. Hitterish vibes in the box where there's intent to each swing. The hips fire fast as he throws a strong top hand to the baseball. 

Matthew Boughton (2025 SS, Colleyville, TX) had a nice opposite field single. Bat has shown well this week as he's has got off multiple strong/balanced hacks that show his athleticism. 

Hunter Meyer (2025 OF, Alta Loma, CA) got beat a bit on a fastball on the hands but he stayed inside it well and muscled down the RF line for a triple. Hands throw the bat on a more short/direct with some present barrel control/adjustability.

Myles Upchurch (2025 RHP, Hyattsville, MD) struck out four in his two innings of work. FB was up to 96 and showed a SL that flashed plus at 85-87 (~2600 rpm) that produced a ton of uncomfortable whiffs. Flashed a upper 70s slurvy breaker as well.

Ethin Bingaman (2025 RHP, Redlands, CA) had his strikeout stuff working where he K'd six in his two innings. FB/CB really played off each other where the FB had legit carry at 93-95 and his 12/6 breaker produced several whiffs at 78-79. Flashed a few CHs in the upper 80s. 

Clayton Armah (2025 RHP, Great Falls, VA) threw two quick innings where he didn't give up an earned run. He also showed a FB with big carry at 90-93. CB showed quality depth/bite in the low-mid 70s. Also mixed in a harder short SL at 78-81 and a few low 80s CHs. 

Alexander Mercurius (2025 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) pounded the strike zone with his 4-pitch mix. Showed an athletic operation and a fast arm where he ran the FB up to 95. SL showed quality late bite in the low-mid 80s generating some whiffs. Flashed a few slurvy breakers and a couple low-mid 80s changeups. 

Cody Kiemele (2025 LHP, Perris, CA) also struck out six in two shutout innings. Advanced pitchability and solid strike throwing ability. Showed a 3-pitch FB/SL/CH mix. FB was only up to 90 but mixed in an upper 70s SL that tunneled well of it. Also flashed a few low 80s depthy CHs. 

Jimmy Bell (2025 C, Saint Thomas, PA) had the first barrel of the game with a hard liner into left for a single. Sets up in a wider base where he keeps it simple with his lower half move. Hands flashed some quality quickness as they work the barrel on a flatter path through the zone.  

Sebastian Norman (2025 3B, Springfield, MO) grounded one hard back up the box for a single. Noticeably physical/strong in the box where he works the barrel on a direct path to the baseball. 

Griffin Enis (2025 OF, Corinth, MS) found a loud barrel, lining one into the RC gap at a 107 EV. Present twitch to the hands that help provide some bat speed and impact. Also showed his + speed running around the bases. 

Brendan Horne (2025 SS, Hooksett, NH) hit a towering HR down the LF line that went out at a 99 EV. Twitchy athlete that shows at the plate with some legit hands speed. 

Boston Kellner (2025 3B, Chandler, AZ) barreled one through the left side of the infield at a 105 EV. Taps into some really easy power. Present strength/quickness to the hands with a swing that stays balanced throughout while leveraging his front side very well. 

Dylan Rivera (2025 OF, Juncos, PR) hit a LD double off the LF wall for a standup double at a 96 EV. Got to a high FB by staying tall and turner the barrel flatter through the zone with some advanced bat speed. 

Diego Velazquez (2025 SS, Reseda, CA) showed some good swing adjustability and barrel control where he was on his front side a bit but hands stayed back and threw an accurate barrel to an outside FB lining it into left for an RBI single. 

Remo Indomenico (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) barreled one hard through the right side at a 105 EV for a single. The pullside power was on full display in BP and it's translating in-game where it's consistently loud when he catches it out front. 

Julius Rosado (2025 3B, South River, NJ) found another loud barrel where he line one hard into center at a 108 EV. Real simple swing operation that still generates significant bat speed and impact. 

Bryden Bull (2025 OF, Las Vegas, NV) showed easy pullside juice throughout his round. It's a naturally lofty/uphill stroke that catches it out front with consistent accuracy. Impact was present as well where he hit six over 100+ EV and topped 108. 

Jalen Foxx (2025 OF, Sanford, FL) was consistently on barrel throughout his round sending loud LDs through the middle of the field. Hands work fast and stay inside the baseball well for a more compact swing. Hit six balls over 97 EV and topped 102. 

Josh Gibbs (2025 SS, Cumming, GA) was launching balls to the pullside during his round. Creates a ton of separation and really whips the barrel through with some out front intent. Was over 100+ EV several times and topped at 110. 

Kade Kisz (2025 3B, Woodstock, GA) found a ton of loud barrels to the LC gap and back up the box. Hands work inside the baseball and throw a more direct barrel. When contact was out front it was quite loud where he hit five balls over 95+ EV and topped 103. 

Ryan Mitchell (2025 SS, Germantown, TN) showed a ton of twitch and bat speed during his round. There's some moving pieces into launch but when he's all synced up its quite loud. He throws a whippy barrel on a slight uphill path twhere he stays through it well. Lived over 95+ EV and topped 105. 

Nico Soul (2025 OF, Marvin, NC) displayed a smooth and balanced LH stroke that produced quality barrels to the pullside. Barrel works on an uphill path through where he launched several deep into right. Topped 103 EV during his round. 

Dominic Stephenson (2025 C, Marietta, GA) showed off a gap-to-gap approach during his round. It's a low effort swing that still generates standout bat speed and impact. Topped 101 EV twice during his round. 

John Stuetzer (2025 SS, Marietta, GA) displayed a simple/compact stroke where he throws the barrel short-to-long with some sneaky strength at impact especially when he got extended out front. Topped 101 EV twice during his round. 

Terrance Bowen (2025 SS, Dallas, GA) generated loud contact with relative low effort. Hands set the barrel into a lower/easy launch then then work through the zone on an on-plane path with plus bat speed. Was over 100+ EV several times throughout his round T106. 

David Perez (2025 SS, Philadelphia, PA) displayed some of the best bat/hand speed of the day. Real simple swing operation where his foot gets down early and he just lets the hands play. It's some legit pullside power where he hit a couple out at over 100+ EV, topped 104. 

Justice de Jong's (2025 3B, New York, NY) strength and physicality was easily noticeable throughout his round. Showed strong/fast hands that throw a direct barrel with length out front. Was over 100+ five times and topped 106 EV. 

Nathan Eisfelder (2025 OF, Jonesborough, TN) showed off a rhythmic/easy stroke with some loose/whippy hands. He swung it with some out front intent where the contact was quite loud when he got extended. Hit 3 balls over 100+, topping out at 104.  

Evan Hankins (2025 1B, Bristol, VA) displayed some standout pullside power during his round. Pretty simple swing operation with minimal moving parts as the barrel works on a flatter path through. Every ball he hit was over 95+ EV and he topped 108. 

Eric Hines (2025 OF, Tuscaloosa, AL) displayed the best raw power of the group where he smashed multiple balls at over 109+ EV and topped 104. Strength and bat speed are outlier where he uses it with some out front and uphill intent leading to some towering HRs.

Diego Velazquez (2025 SS, Reseda, CA) showed a low-effort LH stroke where his loose/whippy hands supplied some easy pullside power. Throws the barrel on an uphill path where he sent multiple deep to the RF wall. Topped 107 EV during his round.  

Diego Josué Cruz (2025 SS, Carolina, PR) consistently got the ball in the air to the pullside showing a smooth LH stroke. It's a lofty stroke shown with the uphill path with some sneaky bat speed where he hit several balls over 95+ EV and topped 99. 

Bruin Agbayani (2025 SS, Mililani, HI) showed ultra fast hands during his round translating to some plus bat speed. Barrel worked on a more direct path but lifted some quality barrels through the middle of the field. Was over 100+ EV four times and topped 107.

Juliomar Campos (2025 C, Guaynabo, PR) displayed heavy/strong hands in how they worked the barrel. Was pullside oriented where he sent several hard LDs to left. Hit five balls over 95+ EV and topped 104. 

Johnathan Coombs (2025 OF, Mechanicsville, MD) showed some outlier strength and bat speed during his round. Rotates hard and fast with good brakes as he stays behind it well with a firm front side creating good leverage. Bat fires on a slight uphill path showing some launch to the pullside. Topped 109 EV during his round. 

Joseph Dusell (2025 LHP, Elgin, IL) got out front and extended several times during his round showing some legit bat speed and pullside juice. Shows good rhythm to the swing that allows for some consistent timing. Topped 110 EV during his round. 

Mario Magana (2025 SS, Miami, FL) impacted the baseball with authority from both sides of the plate yesterday. Bat speed and strength are quite noticeable where he generates it with ease while creating good leverage. Topped 105 EV from the left and 103 EV from the right. 

Peyton Miller (2025 3B, Phoenix, MD) used his long levers and bat speed to catch the baseball out front and launch to the pullside with ease. Strength and intent was noticeable from the start where he lived over 95+ EV and topped out at 103. 

Austin Pierzynski (2025 C, Orlando, FL) showed a smooth and simple RH stroke. It's a longer path through the zone but barrel accuracy was present where he consistently caught it out front for some loud FBs to the pullside. Topped 100 EV during his round. 

Lucas Franco (2025 SS, Katy, TX) displayed his smooth/balanced LH stroke that produced easy barrels through the middle of the field. The swing has some natural loft where he loose hands work the barrel slightly uphill to contact. Hit several over 95+ EV and topped 100. 

William Hill (2025 OF, Humble, TX) showed strong and fast hands as they delivered the barrel on a direct path to the baseball while maintaining good balance throughout the swing. Topped 97 EV. 

Nicholas Partida (2025 SS, Manvel, TX) used a nice level stroke that produced some missile LDs throughout his round. Bat speed stands out where he generates it within some simple moves. Topped 104 EV twice during his round. 

Mason Pike (2025 SS, Puyallup, WA) got off good swings from both sides but really showed off some loud impact from the left driving multiple balls to or over the RF wall. Twitch and strength standout where he also creates good leverage with both swings. Topped 104 EV. 

Diego Rosa (2025 C, Humacao, PR) showed a simple/rhythmic swing where the hands operate short and direct to the baseball where he consistently got the bat head out. Had three balls hit at a 95 EV. 

Brock Sell (2025 OF, Stockton, CA) was consistently on barrel throughout this round. Rotates fast as he works direct/compact to the baseball with noticeable bat/hand speed. Hit several over 95+ EV and topped 98. 

Tanner Beliveau (2025 C, Petal, MS) keeps it relatively simple throughout the swing but still showed legit bat speed and strength at impact especially to the pullside. He hits six over 95+ EV and topped out at 106. 

Elijah Bennett (2025 1B, Indianapolis, IN) showed big-time pullside juice during his round. Lags the barrel very well with some easy lift and launch out front. Bat speed and strength is there and displayed it with his multiple 100+ EVs, topped 106. 

Chase Bentley (2025 RHP, Granite Bay, CA) showed easy pullside juice during his round. Created a ton of separation into launch where he threw the barrel with easy bat speed on a flatter path through the zone. Hit eight balls over 100+ EV and topped 104. 

Alec Blair (2025 OF, Lafayette, CA) stayed in his lower half and let his twitchy strong hands play, whipping the barrel through and producing some loud barrels through the middle of the field. Maxed at 102 EV during his round. 

Jordan Marian (2025 SS, Foothill Ranch, CA) displayed a compact swing from both sides with some sneaky impact. Kept it balanced throughout with some slight uphill intent into contact. Maxed 99 eV during his round. 

Xavier Neyens (2025 3B, Mount Vernon, WA) flashed his outlier bat speed and power during his round. Creates good separation/stretch into launch where he then turns/rotates extremely fast. Most balls got a tad in on him but still hit several over 95+ EV and topped 102. 

Taylor Tracey (2025 OF, Austin, TX) showed a balanced stroke with some good lift the path that produced loud FB barrels to the pullside. Hit several over 100 throughout the round and topped 104. 

Billy Carlson (2025 SS, Corona, CA) showed a launch approach during his round barreling multiple in the air to the middle of the field and pullside. Separates well into launch and generates easy bat speed where his backside really works through. Maxed 100 EV. 

Angel Cervantes (2025 RHP, Lynwood, CA) displayed a rhythmic RH swing where the lower/upper half work in sync. Flashed quality bat speed and impact throughout the round where he hit five balls over 95+ and maxed at 98. 

Cooper Flemming (2025 SS, Aliso Viejo, CA) used a simple/relaxed LH stroke that maintains balance and shows some sneaky impact. Tot the barrel out front with ease and produced a couple mid 90s EVs. 

Jason Fultz (2025 3B, Harborcreek, PA) swung it with big intent throughout the round producing high EV barrels deep through the middle of the field. Balanced throughout with outlier bat speed where he consistently got extended. Topped 108 EV. 

Mason Greenhouse (2025 OF, Riverside, CA) flashed his big-time power upside. Big/physical 6-foot-4/195 frame that produces some outlier bat speed. Topped 106 EV during his round. 

Seth Hernandez (2025 RHP, Chino, CA) was launching balls at high EVs with ease throughout his round. Shows a loose/fluid swing that works the barrel on an uphill path where he shows good brakes as he hits behind a firm front side creating some good leverage. 

Landon Hodge (2025 C, Agua Dulce, CA) worked both gaps with ease producing multiple mid 90s EVs. Keeps it super relaxed where it's a compact/balanced swing that made contact consistently out front. Topped 100 EV. 

Chase Kroberger (2025 OF, Moorestown, NJ) showed an athletic/powerful swing where he stays in his backside but still explodes through delivering the barrel on an uphill path. Topped 

Angel Laya (2025 OF, San Diego, CA) showcased his smooth LH stroke that when synced up produced several hard LDs back through the middle of the field. Stays balanced throughout the swing that shows good length through the zone. 

Jarret Nielsen (2025 SS, Cerritos, CA) impacted the baseball with the best of them. Simple swing operation with noticeable strength to the hands that throw the barrel on an uphill path for some easy launch. Hit three balls over 103+ EV and topped 105. 

Anthony Pack Jr. (2025 OF, Lakewood, CA) hit a ton of hard line drives to the pullside during his round. Easy twitch/quickness to the hands supply some easy bat speed. Multiple EVs over 95 and maxed at 103. 

Brady Ebel (2025 SS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) put on a pullside display lining and lifting several balls deep into right. Swing is smooth and balanced throughout which produced multiple 95+ EVs and maxed at 99. 

Brayden Jaksa (2025 C, Fremont, CA) flashed big-time power during his round. Tall/physical 6-6/210 frame that generates legit bat speed with ease. Lifted several deep FBs deep into CF and left the yard multiple times. Multiple 105+ EVs and topped 108. 

Kruz Schoolcraft (2025 LHP, Beaverton, OR) got off some big hacks showing some pullside and launch intent. Advanced bat speed where he left the yard a couple times along with several hard LDs. Several EVs over 100+ and maxed at 106. 

Quentin Young (2025 SS, Camarillo, CA) was consistently over 100+ EV during his round. It's some high-end bat speed and strength that he taps into with relative ease because of his 6-5/215 physical frame. Maxed 111 EV.

River Hamilton (2025 RHP, Woodvillage, OR) threw two shutout innings where he struck out three. Was overpowering hitters with his FB at 92-94 T95 that showed legit carry (21'' IVB). Mixed in a harder SL at 80-83 that showed standard shape. Flashed a couple CHs at 82-84

Blake Ilitch (2025 RHP, Detroit, MI) struck out four in two innings of work. FB was up to 94 but what stood out was his breaking balls were he showed a 12-6 CB at 75-77 that buckled several hitters and produced a couple whiffs. Also mixed in gyro SL at 79-81

Owen ten Oever (2025 C, Brooklyn, NY) got all of a 92 mph FB, lining into the LC gap for a triple at a 101 EV. Noticeably strong/physical in the box where his fast hands throw a direct barrel to the baseball with a level finish through.

Luke Billings (2025 OF, Prosper, TX) hammered a hanging SL into the right center gap that one-hopped the wall for a double (96 EV). Kept it real simple with his lower half and lets his hands work loose and free delivering the barrel on a flatter path through with some bat speed. 

Julius Rosado (2025 3B, South River, NJ) demolished a cutter for a no-doubt HR that went 426ft at a 106 EV. Noticeable strength to the hands that throws the barrel direct with some length. Stays behind it well and creates good leverage with his lower half. 

Matthew Boughton (2025 SS, Colleyville, TX) crushed a LD into left at a 98 EV. Bigger leg lift rigger but hands set into an easy launch that than through the barrel fast and on an on-plane path through. 

Slater de Brun (2025 OF, Bend, OR) had two really loud LDs back up the box. One at 102 EV and the other at 104 EV. Strong/fast hands throw the barrel with a flatter entry and a level finish. 

Jack Lafflam (2025 RHP, Scottsdale, AZ) struggled with command at times but showed intriguing/projectable stuff. Starts with his 6-6 frame. Then its his 91-94 FB that showed some cutting action. Mixed in a sweeper at 82-84 (~2600 rpm) that buckled some RHHs and produced a couple whiffs. Also mixed in a strong CH with good depth. 

Josiah Hartshorn (2025 OF, Anaheim, CA) had himself a soft LD. Got beat to the spot but the strength to his hands allowed him to muscle it into right. 

Reid Worley (2025 RHP, Canton, GA) was lights out in his two shutout innings where he struck out three. Low-effort operation with a loose arm. FB was up to 92 but his sweeper showed + upside at 82-84 with spin rates over 3100 rpm. Also showed a quality depthy CH at 82-83. 

Christian Lucarelli (2025 RHP, Beaver Falls, PA) struck out five in his two innings of work. FB showed legit carry at 92-94 getting up to 23 inches of induced vert. Created strong depth to his upper 70s breaker and mixed in a few low 80s changeups. 

Tate Southisene (2025 SS, Henderson, NV) two a two hit day, first one was a jam shot single into right and his other was a loud 107 EV HR that went 368ft. Real rhythmic load into a launch that creates good stretch. Whips the barrel through with advanced bat speed while staying behind a firm front side. 

Brendan Horne (2025 SS, Hooksett, NH) had two hard barrels, first one was a hard LD single into left and his other was a 96 EV lineout to center. Twitch/quickness to the hands was on full display. 

Parker Jennings (2025 RHP, Granite Bay, CA) showed strong stuff and projection. Wiry athletic 6-4/175 frame. Controlled/balanced operation down the mound. Ran the FB up to 94 with some downhill plane. Mixed in a good gryo SL in the low 80s and a quality CH. 

Kaleb Rogers (2025 RHP, San Antonio, TX) threw two quick shutout innings. Easy mover down the mound with a long/loose arm to release. FB was up to 92 with some carry. Mixed in a SL he threw with a ton of confidence in the mid 70s and flashed a low 70s CH. 

Jace Stancil (2025 RHP, Charleston, SC) pounded the zone during his two innings of work where he struck out five. FB was up to 93 and threw a SL that varied in shape but displayed some strong depth/bite. Flashed a few CHs as well in the low 80s. 

Brock Ketelsen (2025 OF, Scotts Valley, CA) only came in for a quick relief inning but showed strong stuff from the left side. Real easy operation with a shorter/quick AA that ran the FB up to 92. Mixed in a more standard SL in the upper 70s he created good depth on. 

Josh Hammond (2025 RHP, High Point, NC) flashed some loud stuff in his two innings of work. FB was up to 95 showing legit ride up in the zone (21'' IVB). Mixed in a high spin sweeper at 79-81 and a quality gyro slider at 80-83. Flashed a real dephy CH in the low-mid 80s that got a LH whiff.  

Patrick Dudley (2025 LHP, Virginia Beach, VA) struck out three in two innings of work. Showed a deceptive operation where he hid the ball well before coming out of a lower 3/4 slot. FB was up to 90 and mixd in an effective high spin sweeper at 76-79 (3100+). Also flashed a quality mid 80s CH. 

Dylan Wood (2025 RHP, Elk Grove, CA) threw two shutout innings showing a loose/fluid delivery down the mound. FB showed heavy sinking action at 92-94. Landed his mid 70s sweeper for strikes, flashed a firmer CB at 76-78 and a CH at 73-74.

William Haas (2025 LHP, Rockford, MN) threw two shutout innings where he struck out four. Showed a balanced/low-effort operation from the left side. FB worked up to 92, living in the upper 80s. Showed a ton of confidence in his CH at 75-77 that he created good depth and fade on. Also mixed in a few standard SLs at 77-78. 

Conor Essenburg (2025 LHP, Manhattan, IL) struck out four in his two innings of work. Two pitch mix with his FB/CB combo. Fastball was up to 93 and created strong depth on his mid-upper 70s CB that he threw at a high usage. 

Michael Cascino (2025 RHP, Seffner, FL) struck out three in his two innings of work. Showed a 4-pitch mix. FB was up to 92 and mixed in some solid CTs at 84-85. Showed a tight gyro SL at 81-83 and displayed some feel for a low 80s CH. 

Minjae Seo (2025 RHP, Carrollton, TX) threw two quick/easy shutout innings. Showed a loose/whippy arm that ran his fastball up to 93. SL showed quality shape and effectiveness at 77-78 (2600~ rpms). Mixed in a few CHs in the low 80s. 

Sean Gamble (2025 OF, Des Moines, IA) had two loud barrels. First AB he laced one into right for a triple at a 108 EV. Then followed it up with an LD single into right at a 93 EV. Good combination of some outlier bat speed and good barrel accruacy. 

Aidan West (2025 SS, Ellicott City, MD) had a hard pullside knock at a 101 EV. Real smooth/easy into launch where he throws the barrel on a flat path with good length out front. 

Dylan Dubovik (2025 3B, Coral Spring, FL) eliminated his lower half and let his strong/quick hands play, grounding one back up the box at a 102 EV. Some of the best strength/bat-speed in the class. 

Gavin Fien (2025 3B, Temecula, CA) drove a ball deep into left that went for a sac-fly. Noticeably physical with strength to the hands that help supply some advanced bat speed and impact. 

Luke Pappano (2025 OF, Cincinnati, OH) showed off his short/compact stroke going backside LD single on an inside FB. Hands stay inside the baseball extremely well. 

Rene Ramirez (2025 C, Miami, FL) hit a GB hard through the right side for a single at a 93 EV. Lots of sneaky strength at impact for the 5-foot-11, 180 pound catcher. 

Holden Hering (2025 RHP, College Station, TX) pitched two clean innings where he struck out two. Standout 6-5/225 frame. Attacked with the FB that he ran up to 93. His 82-83 SL showed good late depth, tunneling well off the FB. Flashed a CB at 79-80 and quality low 80s CH. 

Ethan Adams (2025 RHP, Alpharetta, GA) showed quality stuff in his two innings of work where he struck out three. Used a 3-pitch FB/CB/CH mix. FB was up to 92. CB in the low 70s showed slurvy shape and CH displayed legit depth and fade at 81-83. 

Joshua Campbell (2025 OF, Bloomfield Hills, MI) had himself a loud round where his strength and bat speed was on full display. Stays grounded in his lower half as he turns a fast barrel through with some pullside intent. Was over 95+ EV multiple times throughout his round and topped 100. 

Griffin Enis (2025 OF, Corinth, MS) produced some loud line drives to the big part of the yard during his round. It's a compact stroke with advanced bat speed that still produced 100+ EVs without even getting fully extended. 

RJ Holmes (2025 SS, Menifee, CA) kept it simple with his lower half and let his hands play, turning the barrel on clean path and meeting the ball consistently out front producing consistent backspun LDs and FBs to the pullside. Topped 96 EV during his round. 

Eli Pitts' (2025 OF, Atlanta, GA) twitchy hands were quite noticeable during his round where they provided some sneaky bat speed. Was on the ground at times with some of his batted balls but also produced several 97+ EV liners to the pullside. 

Aidan West (2025 SS, Ellicott City, MD) showed off a fluid LH swing that was tension free. That path has some natural loft with some good length and pretty easy bat speed where six of his ten swings were over 96+ EV. 

Dylan Dubovik (2025 3B, Coral Spring, FL) displayed a ton of intent to hit the ball hard during his round. Big time bat speed where the barrel worked direct to the baseball with a higher finish. When he caught it out front, it was loud. Topped 102 EV during his round. 

Josh Hammond's (2025 RHP, High Point, NC) strength and quickness in the hands were easy to see during his round. He sits in a wider base and just let's them play. Barrel accuracy can be improved but raw power is there topping 107 EV twice during that round. 

Sebastian Norman (2025 3B, Springfield, MO) is one of the more strong/physical players in the class and that was easily shown during his round. It's a more direct/level path through that produces some low liners that come off the bat hot. Topped 105 EV.

Mason Schirmer (2025 1B, Festus, MO) got the bat head out front and did a ton of damage to the pullside during his round. Loose hands turn the barrel quick where he also creates some good leverage and lift. 

Matous Bubenik (2025 C, Praha, PR) hammered several balls to the pullside with relative ease. More of a level path through with some lift when he gets it out front and advanced strength. Topped 106 EV during his round. 

Bennett Gary (2025 OF, Parkland, FL) showed a loose/easy LH stroke that produced a ton of LD barrels to the pullside. Turns it quick and leverages the front side pretty well. Topped 96 EV. 

Aiden Arnett (2025 OF, Stoughton, WI) was on-barrel throughout his round getting off a ton of good hacks. Path is clean where he matched planes and produced loud LDs and FBs. Was over 96+ EV six times during his round and topped 103. 

Kayson Cunningham (2025 SS, San Antonio, TX) showed off some outlier twitch and bat speed during his round. Stays connected throughout the swing and can lift with the best of them when out front. Hit three balls over 100+ EV.

Conor Essenburg (2025 LHP, Manhattan, IL) showed off a rhythmic/powerful stroke with obvious loud pullside intent. He top spun a couple but the exits were serious where he hit five balls over 100+ EV during his round. 

Sean Gamble (2025 OF, Des Moines, IA) hammered balls to the pullside gap with ease where he got to his plus bat speed with minimal effort. There's noticeable whip to the barrel and athleticism to how he explodes through. Lived over 97+ EV during his round. 

Luke Pappano (2025 OF, Cincinnati, OH) displayed a controlled LH swing where the hands stayed inside the baseball well, lag the barrel and produced quality LDs through the middle of the field. Topped 98 EV during his round. 

Kelvyn Paulino Jr (2025 3B, Thomasville, NC) worked gap-to-gap with hard contact. It's a real relaxed stroke where he just let's his fast hands throw the barrel direct to the baseball. Topped 102 EV twice during his round. 

Alexander Peck (2025 SS, Franklin, TN) flashed some strong pullside power when he was synced up and caught it out front. Left the yard twice to the pullside and topped at a 99 EV. 

Rene Ramirez (2025 C, Miami, FL) was lifting balls with ease to the pullside during his round, leaving the yard multiple times. Get his hands to early launch and turns them quick on a lofted path with good length through. Topped 103 EV. 

Ethan Adams' (2025 RHP, Alpharetta, GA) physicality and strength was noticeable during his round. Hands showed looseness and whippyness in how they threw the barrel. Mostly pullside LDs throughout the round with a few top spun. Topped 102 EV during his round. 

Charlie Buckles (2025 1B, Bethesda, MD) produced some loud barrels throughout the round as the ball was coming off hot. Keeps it simple and just lets his huge frame and physicality do the work. Creates some good leverage and was showing a slightly uphill stroke through with easy bat speed. Topped 101 EV. 

Isaiah Reveron (2025 SS, Apple Valley, CA) was intentful with all his swings during his round. Easy rhythm with his toe tap trigger where he separates hard and explodes through with some plus bat speed. Sent several flying into the LF bleachers. Topped 101 EV during his round. 

Josh Proctor (2025 SS, Altadena, CA) had one of the louder rounds of the day where he sent multiple way out to left. Just easy strength and bat speed to the swing where it goes a long ways when he stays connected and catches it out front. Topped 103 EV during his round.

Blake Fields (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) put on a pullside display throughout the round where he was lining hard barrels to left over 95+ EV. Keeps it simple, compact and balanced where he was consistently on-barrel. 

Zahir Barjam (2025 SS, Miami, FL) was pounding balls backside into the right-center gap during his round. Easy rhythm to the operation with some legit strength to his lower half and hands that provide some good impact off the barrel. Topped 103 EV. 

Ethin Bingaman (2025 RHP, Redlands, CA) showed off some big time bat speed during his round. Creates a ton of separation and stretch into launch where his strong hands throw an ultra fast barrel through with some out front intent. Topped 106 EV. 

Boston Kellner's (2025 3B, Chandler, AZ) barrel feel and strength was standout during BP. Keeps it pretty simple with his loading process where he still gets to some legit bat speed and impact. Was producing a ton of hard contact to the pullside, topping out 108 EV.

Gabriel Milano (2025 2B, Doral, FL) consistently got the bat head out front which allowed him to launch balls to the pullside with ease. It's advanced bat speed with a swing geared towards lift and backspin. Crushed multiple balls out into the RF bleachers. Topped 100 EV. 

Dean Moss (2025 OF, Atherton, CA) displayed one of the more looser/whippy swings of the day. Legit bat/hand speed that when synced up produced some very loud exits. Topped 100 EV during his round. 

Hogan Nelson (2025 OF, Fort Worth, TX) used a quick/compact stroke that produced some loud exits throughout the round. The bat speed is there and balls came off the bat with great carry. Was over 100+ EV three times during the round, topped 102. 

Taylor Belza (2025 C, Grafton, OH) sprayed barrels line-to-line during his round. Stays behind the baseball with a swing that stays fairly compact/direct to the baseball. Flashed some strong impact where he met it out front. Topped 101 EV twice.

Mason Braun (2025 1B, South Bend, IN) showed a rhythmic and powerful LH swing. Path worked more uphill with plus bat speed where he sent towering shots to the pullside with a couple leaving the yard. Topped 105 EB. 

Eddie Zaun (2025 SS, Bradenton, FL) took some strong/aggressive hacks throughout his round that translated to some loud exits. Keeps it balanced with good leverage as hands fire fast/direct with some length out front. Topped 108 EV. 

Remo Indomenico (2025 OF, Orlando, FL) displayed some easy pullside power during his round. Simple early rhythm into launch where he works the barrel uphill for some natural loft post impact. Sent multiple into the RF bleachers. 

Matthew Boughton (2025 SS, Colleyville, TX) showed off an athletic/balanced swing where the hands work ultra-fast in throwing the barrel. Easy twitch where the barrel works more direct and level at finish. He produced some quality exits when he caught it out front. Topped 98 EV.

Malosi Mata'afa-Alferos (2025 SS, Ewa Beach, HI) consistently found barrels to the middle and pullside of the field. Hands lag the barrel well allowing it to work on a clean/on-plane path through the zone with some sneaky bat speed and impact. Topped 105 EV during his round. 

Ethan Clauss (2025 SS, Las Vegas, NV) had himself a professional round of BP. Simple/controlled LH swing where the hands stay inside the baseball extremely well and work to and through contact with good length through the middle of the field.

Slater de Brun (2025 OF, Bend, OR) showed off some legit power to the pullside during his round. Quality rhythm and looseness to his load where the hands throw a fast barrel on a flatter path through the produced some loud exits. Was over 95 EV consistently and topped 101. 

Vincent DeCarlo (2025 C, Tampa, FL) consistently worked the big part of the field throughout his round with some loud line drives. Pretty simple swing operation with minimal moving parts allowing for some easy balance and shows the strength and quickness to the hands to generate those high exits, T105 EV. 

River Hamilton (2025 RHP, Woodvillage, OR) turned the barrel over with some intent in his BP. Works into an easy launch where the barrel works with advanced bat speed on a level path with a slight uphill finish. Topped 103 EV. 

Brock Ketelsen (2025 OF, Scotts Valley, CA) found himself on-barrel throughout his round, working the middle of the field and RC gap. Flatter entry of the barrel but then slightly uphill into contact which allows for some good loft to the swing. Over 98 EV eight times during his round. 

Jack Ruckert (2025 SS, Baton Rouge, LA) showed off a smooth LH stroke where he worked the barrel on a clean/on-plane path through the zone with some lift out front to the pullside. Topped 101 EV during his round. 

Tate Southisene (2025 SS, Henderson, NV) displayed some loose and whippy hands at the plate that provided some plus bat speed and legit raw power. Was lining balls hard through the middle of the field for most of the round and lifted a couple to the wall in left late. T104 EV. 

Reagan McCluskey (2025 C, Brentwood, TN) put together a really consistent round of BP where he sent several lofted barrels to the pullside. Strength and bat speed were evident as he had several 95+ EVs throughout. 

Caleb Barnett (2025 3B, Mountain Brook, AL) showed off some outlier power and bat speed throughout the round where he lived over 100+ EV. Some launch intent to each swing where he sent towering shots into the LF bleachers with relative ease. 

Joe Forbes (2025 C, Peoria, AZ) was consistently in the upper 90s with his EVs throughout his BP. Noticeable strength where his hands/barrel set into an nice/early launch allowing him to tap into it with ease. Good out front and uphill intent. T99 EV. 

Josiah Hartshorn (2025 OF, Anaheim, CA) physicality and strength was evident on multiple swings throughout the round. Hands fired fast and direct to the baseball with a level finish through. Sent multiple deep into RF with one leaving the yard. Topped 100 EV. 

Jarett Sabol (2025 C, Orange, CA) showed off an explosive LH swing where the hands/hips flash some legit twitch and strength. Got the bat head out front multiple times and drove balls with solid exits to the middle of the field and RC gap. Topped 99 EV. 

Charlie Willcox (2025 RHP, Santa Rosa Beach, FL) showed off some legit impact from both sides of the plate. Hands stayed quiet in his load but then fired with some easy bat speed to contact. Barrel path is clean and on-plane through with some lift out front. Topped 104 EV from left and 101 EV from right.