A primary outfielder, the 5-foot-11, 160-pound May ran a 7.04 second 60-yard dash time and made throws from the outfield at 84 mph. The right-hander stepped on the bump and ran the fastball up to 86 mph and featured a solid breaking ball with depth and shape as a secondary in a quick inning of relief. May is an uncommitted '25 grad.

The 5-foot-8, 165-pound primary second baseman displayed fluid actions on defense with a feel for the leather and throws across the diamond at 83 mph. Griffith recorded a pair of hits during game action with the ability to impact the ball out front. As a secondary right-handed pitcher he also showed a plus curveball with depth in the 2600-2771 RPM range. Pellissippi State Community College commit

Well rounded athlete with functional muscle mass on the build. Compact left-handed stroke possesses significant thump in that plays in the air middle to pull. Decent feel to barrel even with an approach that looks to do damage. Looks the part and translated well to a good Sunshine Southeast look.

Legit prospect appeal with this 6 foot plus switch hitting athlete. Clean stroke with impact from both sides. Left handed swing has a touch more polish with feel to leverage balls in the air to the pullside. From the right-side very line drive oriented with sharp top spun line drives to the pull side frequently. Showed feel to create angles with good footwork in the infield as well.

The Pearl River commit put on a impressive show in his batti g practice session. The swing was well synced and got the barrel extended often into sharp lofted impact impact middle to pull. Big present and future power potential. Solid arm strength defensively as well.

An athletic outfielder for Georgia Premier Academy, Groomster has posted 6.4/6.5 60-times with the ability to cover ground on defense. The 5-foot-11, 179-pound right-handed hitter also posted some of the highest exit velocities at the event. Groomster is an uncommitted '26 grad

Like this left-handed swing, clam with flowing separation and flashes solid power side power. Good round of batting practice at the Sunshine Southeast followed up by good in-game performance. Ran 6.99

Well rounded uncommitted player with feel to pitch. Was sinking in low 80's to the lower portion of the zone with repeatable stroke and delivery. Landed the softer breaking ball for strikes on occasion. Simple stroke produced low effort bat speed and sharp contact through the big part of the field often.

The 6-foot-3, 205-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 90 mph and featured a solid three-pitch mix during his three scoreless innings of work. Downing displayed his ability to challenge hitters in the zone while featuring a breaking ball in the 2500+ spin range and changeup with fade as a useable third offering. A really good showcase of his present stuff as a '27 grad and his athleticism as he posted a 6.92 seconds 60-time.

The 6-foot, 215-pound primary catcher posted a 1.94 pop time during drills and showed solid receiving skills behind the plate during game action. The physical-framed Bridges displayed his strength on both sides of the ball running the fastball up to 85 mph on the mound and posted exit velocities in the high-80s as a '27 grad.

The uncommitted junior put a good showing together at the Sunshine Southeast. Popped a 1.90 and showed solid arm strength in the infield and outfield. Twitch in the build shows in the swing. Big leg lift with high hand set. Created loud pull side impact with a pair of homers in the BP round.

Thomas posted a 6.61 seconds 60-yard dash time and showed solid actions in the outfield with throws to the bases at 83 mph. The right-handed hitter displayed quick hands in the box with strength out front and one of the higher exit velocities in the event at 87 mph.

Cirone recorded two hits on the weekend including a double to deep left-centerfield. A primary catcher, he posted a 2.05 seconds pop time and ran the fastball up to 82 mph as a secondary right-handed pitcher.

The 5-foot-10, 160- pound outfielder posted a 6.59 seconds 60-yard dash time and made throws from the outfield at 82 mph. A left-handed hitter, Graham displayed an ability to control the barrel through the zone and use the whole field with a projectable frame to add for increased impact moving forward.

The 5-foot-11, 170-pound right-handed hitter showed a feel for the barrel in the box with a good rhythm in the hands to launch. A primary third baseman, Mitchell made throws across the diamond at 82 mph and ran the fastball up to 85 mph with a four-pitch mix on the mound as a two-way player to monitor moving forward.

Athletic look with sound infield actions and solid arm strength. Good hands and crisp footwork. Easy to project as he fills the frame. The swing is simple with good rhythm. Got the barrel extended to frequent line drive impact through the middle of ther yard.

A primary third baseman, the 6-foot-4, 188-pound right-handed hitter recorded three hits on the weekend with present hand speed through the zone. Survilas posted a 7.04 seconds 60-time and ran the fastball up to 83 mph as a secondary right-handed pitcher.