Cooper Bucci took a great round, using his length well and staying consistently synced up to create strong impact to the pull gap throughout his round.
Theo Schroedter stays in his base well and showed a good bit of bat speed to create pretty solid impact to the middle of the field.
Preston Wiggins keeps it pretty simple in his approach to the impact point and has enough strength to impact baseballs to the middle of the field.
Axel Davis showed some flashes of good bat speed throughout his round and has the size/length to project into some impact pretty soon.
Jonathan Johnson sprayed the field with some consistency and was consistently creating some of the more solid line drive contact.
Owen Sun took a really strong round, staying short to the ball but consistently elevating with some impact behind it to carry some a long way to pull.
Nathan Breed showed some flashes of things to like with good body control and quickness to the hands, just needs to get off the back side to unlock more.
Matthew Holley is a good-sized kid with some pretty fast hands and bat speed, running into a long couple fly balls in parts of the round.
Monty Chalabi is physical and can create some pretty easy juice when he’s timed out front, running into some really strong balls to the pull side when squared.
Logan Augustyniak showed some pretty real bat speed turning over consistently hard line drives to the pull side and will project into even more.
Alvin Thomas III has some physicality and packs a punch with a compact stroke, consistently lifting the ball with jump to the pull gap.
Dylan Laflamme doesn’t try to do too much and lets his hands work creating pretty solid impact to any part of the field when he stays synced up.
Robbie Deignan took one of the better rounds of the day showing a whole ton of intent to how he swings the bat and using the whole field with some pretty strong impact.
Blake Heeter is a big kid with some upside as he has good rhythm to his process and the length is handled well, meaning he can grow into some real power long-term.
Ben Delic showed one of the best swings of the day as he flashed some real impact to the pull side and has a great combination of body control, bat speed and feel for the barrel.
Jacob Plodzik lifted the ball well to the pull side with low-90s EVs at times and uses his ability to leverage well.
Mason Frey showed some really good hands in being able to handle the barrel and create some of the more consistently back-spun line drives to either gap.
Jake Shetler swung it well in the back half of the round, consistently working the ball in the air to the pull side in doing in a good job of firing over his front half.
Markeithon Simon showed some of the better juice of the day as he punished some baseballs up against the wall to the pull side.