Keeney put together a strong workout all around. The outfielder reached 84 mph during defensive drills and recorded a max exit velocity of 98 mph. Keeney topped it off with a 7.04 60-yard dash. On the mound, the right-hander worked up to 80 mph and showed feel for a slider.

Olivas ran the best 60-yard dash of the event at 6.82. The outfielder then showed a clean arm action with the ability to create momentum. Offensively, a quality all-fields approach with quick hands produced quality impact and barrel accuracy.

Lund started a strong showing off with a 6.96 60-yard dash. The infielder then showed quality athleticism on the dirt. Quick hands with length out front were shown at the plate, leading to quality impact.

Renda had likely the best batting practice round of the event, consistently barreling balls with loud impact to the pullside. Defensively, clean glove actions were shown at first base with accurate feeds. Renda topped off the showing with a 7.23 60-yard dash.

Webb showed off a quality three-pitch mix on the mound with the ability to keep hitters off balance. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 84 mph with feel for a slider and flashed a mid-70's changeup as well. Webb also produced a max exit velocity of 91 mph at the plate.

Duran had one of the better offensive showings over the week. A sound approach lead to frequent barrels during batting practice and multiple line drives during in-game actions. Quality footwork was shown defensively on the infield with the ability to catch the ball consistently.

Willock put together a solid defensive workout and BP round. Ran a 6.95 60-yd dash. Athletic actions in the OF working quick to the baseball with momentum through reception. At the plate, showed strong and quick hands that deliver the barrel out front showing some quality pull side impact.

Melloy had quality showing both in-game and during workouts. The infield ran a 7.19 60-yard dash and put together a sound round of batting practice. The swing translated well in-game with the ability to find barrels often.

Sultan showed a strong arm on the infield and in the outfield, reaching 84 mph and 85 mph from each spot respectively. Sound actions were also shown with aggressive footwork. At the plate, Sultan showed quick hand speed with impact to the pullside.

Webster looked the part at the plate and on the mound. Balanced and connected swing where he showed enough strength to impact it to the pull side with good barrel feel. On the mound showed a long and loose arm action with a drop/drive lower half. FB worked into the low 80s, mixed in a bigger slurvy breaker and turned over a strong CH with good depth.

Colten was a very impressive arm as he struck out six in his two shutout innings. Projectable 6-foot-3, 165 left-handed pitcher with athletic parts to the operation. Works with length and pace. Shorter AA with some quickness to release running his heater up to 83. Mixed in a slurvy breaking ball and depthy changeup as well.

Clarke was one of the better arms of the group. A simple repeatable mover down the mound with an arm that shows above avg. quickness to release. Ran his fastball up to 84 that had natural running action and produced several late whiffs during his three shutout inning outing. Mixed in a low 70s slider that had quality depth, showed feel to land and induced some chase as well.

Iopa was solid in both the INF + OF and put together strong hacks both in BP and during gameplay. Fundamental actions to the feet and glove work showing accuracy and quality arm strength from both spots. At the plate, demonstrated quality bat/hand speed with a swing that showed good length and produced barrels into both gaps. Swing translated into gameplay with a couple LD knocks.

Rivas was strong defensively, on the mound and at the plate last weekend. Moved well to and through the ball in the OF and showed qualtiy catch/throw ability behind the plate (2.00 POP). At the plate, showed a short, quick and compact stroke that produced all fields LDs throughout his round. Produced an in-game pull side barrel for a double. Pitching wise, he's a balanced mover down the mound with a loose arm that ran the FB into the upper 70s with feel to land a bigger breaker and quality changeup.