Derek Delatte ('26, Metairie, LA) #3 Deep South - went 2-for-2 with a double in the 6-1 loss to the Pacific Coast. The uncommitted infielder showcased solid skills across the board and displayed them during games.

Joshua Angulo ('27, Corona, CA)#17 Pacific Coast - the 6-foot-4, 240-pound left-handed pitcher struck out six over three scoreless innings. Angulo sat in the low-80s on the fastball with a sharp breaking ball with depth to limit Deep South to one hit.

Leland Ingraham (Torrance, CA)#6 Pacific Coast - the primary outfielder continued his torrid hitting with two more hits. He drove in three runs on a pair of singles and scored two more runs in the victory.

MacGregor Taw ('27, Hermosa Beach, CA) #7 Pacific Coast - the 6-foot-2, 180-pound right-handed hitting shortstop doubled home a pair of runs in two plate appearances.

Cj Mullen (2026 3B, Colorado Springs, CO) continues to powder baseballs, left the yard for a homer on an absolute line. The bat speed and strength/power outputs have been on display all weekend. Looked well at shorstop too. 

Derek Wilson (2027 OF, Mesa, AZ) big time two-way athlete who shoved on the bump. Fastball got into the mid-80s and plays up with angle to his release. Flashed a potent two-plane slider and changeup from a loose shoulder. Good talent who just fills it. 

Donny Myers (2026 LHP, Johns Creek, GA) ultra projectable lefty from a real low release height and near sidearm slot. Armside action to his low-80s fastball and broke off a sweepy low-70s slider to his mix. Lots to like and fills it. 

Hayden Wilkinson (2027 RHP, Magnolia, TX) lined balls hard all game long and is a physical presence in the box. Heavy barrel, strength to hands and generates lift in his swing path. Plenty of strength to project upon here. 

Cole Viveiros (2027 | SS/2B | Dighton, MA) The right-handed hitter hits an inside-out single to the right-center gap. Showed some barrel control and some gap-to-gap ability. 

Jacob Wojciechowski (2026 | RHP/1B/3B | Romeoville, IL) The right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 85 in a solid outing. Through 3 innings of work, he only allowed 2 hits, 2 earned runs, and grabbed 4 strikeouts. He used a FB, SL, and CH pitch-mix to keep hitters off the barrel. He also grabbed himself a hit, smoking one back where it came from, showing good feel for the barrel and the ability to stay to the middle of the field. 

Patariki Pouaka-Grego (2026 | C/UT | Conroe, TX) The right-handed hitter ropes one to left-center for a stand-up double. Showed some bat speed and natural gap-to-gap lift, with raw power in his frame. 

Jaleel Glover (2026 | SS/2B | Naperville, IL) The right-handed hitter drops the bat head on a pitch away and one-hops the wall in right-field for a hustle triple and scored on a throwing error, putting his speed, athleticism, and the ability to lift to opposite fields on display.

James Stavros (2027 | OF/RHP | Mount Prospect, IL) The right-handed hitter inside-outs one into right field for a base knock. Shows some barrel control and the ability to use all fields.

Xavier Martin (2027 | IF/RHP | Oak Park, IL) The right-handed hitter stays simple and sends one into the right-center field to extend the inning. Has raw power in his frame, with the ability to wear out the middle of the field. 

Riley Bendle (2026 | RHP/1B/3B | Leonard, MI) The right-handed hitter lifts one backside and into the right-center gap for a 2-RBI double. Showed natural gap-to-gap ability and raw power in his frame. He has a slight uphill path with a feel for the barrel.

ET Data (2027 | 3B/1B | Chicago, IL) The left-handed hitter sends one back where it came from for an RBI base knock into center field. Simple swing, didn't try and do too much, showed good barrel feel, and the ability to use the middle of the field. 

Landon Vennettilli (2027 | SS/3B/OF/RHP | Bellbrook, OH) The right-handed hitter rips one into left field for a 2 RBi single to extend the lead. Showed good bat speed and stayed connected through the swing, impacting the baseball pullside. Later in the game, he grabs his second hit, sending this one down the left field line for a double. 

Haris Cucaj (2026 | C/IF | Sparkill, NY) The right-handed hitter drops the bat head and sends one into left field to pass the baton. He has racked up a couple of hits this weekend, doing his best work pullside and to the middle of the field. Smooth swing. 

Carson Gayton (2026 | 1B/C/OF | Chatham, VA) The right-handed hitter gets the foot down and mashes one into left-center for a hustle double. Showed a quick trigger and the ability to do damage gap-to-gap.  

Xavier Garcia (2027 | OF/1B/LHP | The Woodlands, TX) The left-handed hitter smokes one into right field for an RBI knock. Gets on time consistently and has a feel for the barrel, impacting the ball to all fields.

Edgar D Rodriguez (2027 | IF | Warwick, RI) The right-handed hitter and Stony Brook commit stays inside, drops the bat head, and smokes one to deep right-center and puts his speed on display, legging out a hustle triple. A couple of pitches later, he gets a great jump on a dirtball read just outside the circle and scores. This kid is a solid player!

Cal Ronay (2026 | IF/RHP | Rosemount, MN) The right-handed hitter rips one into left field for a base knock and advances to second on the throw home. Showed good timing and extension through the zone.

Dylan Stanko (2027 | MIF/C/OF | Tomball, TX) The right-handed hitter rips one into center field for an RBI base hit. Showed quick hands and a direct path to the ball, with the ability to use the middle of the field. 

Brennen Larson (2027 RHP, Glendale, AZ) big arm strength and showed out. Fastball was up to 91 mph and lived 87-89 mph with good life. Has a solid slider that showed good traits of an out pitch, physical with lots to like. 

Josh Horvath (2026 RHP, Round Rock, TX) big physical projection left in a lean, athletic build. Ran it up to 93 mph differentiating between a 4-seam and 2-seam with differing shapes. The slider was an out pitch in the upper-70s. So much to like here. 

David Djurisic (2027 C, Spring, TX) showed some good feel to hit and handled velocity well today. Good blend of hit and power with solid traits, catch and throw skill behind the plate. 

Blaine Bilderback (2027 RHP, Gardnerville, NV) showed out once again, taking a middle-in fastball way out to left for a homer. He has big strength all over and the two-way talent can really blossom on both sides. Put together a really good weekend. 

Nicholas Sirignano (2026 OF, Rio Rancho, NM) pieced one through the left side for a base hit. Quick hands get on plane very well and there is promising bat-to-ball skill to build upon. Showed out all over defensively. 

Caligan Isley ('27, Boerne, TX) #4 South - the 5-foot-9, 165-pound right-handed hitter went 2-for-2 with a double and run batted in. The uncommitted primary outfielder from Boerne- Samuel V Champion High School drove in the only run and recorded two of the four hits for Team South in the 7-1 loss. Isley also showed some big skills during the workout portion with throws from the outfield at 91 mph and posted a 6.65 seconds 60-yard dash time.

Carson Gayton ('26, Chatham, VA) #7 East - the 6-foot-4, 219-pound right-handed hitter drove in a pair of runs with a single for Team East. The uncommitted primary first baseman displayed some barrel whip through the zone with impact out front during batting practice and it carried over to game action with a pair of solid at-bats in the win.

 Brady Shuffler ('27, West Chester, PA) #18 East - the 6-foot-5, 208-pound right-handed pitcher tossed three innings of one-run ball with a pair of strikeouts in the 7-1 win. The rising Junior from West Chester Bayard Rustin High School ran the fastball into the mid-80s and featured a four-pitch starter mix profile during his outing.

Caden Carre ('27 Bethany, CT) #24 East - the 6-foot-2, 250-pound right-handed hitter drove in a run with a double. The Amity High School primary first baseman showed strength through the zone in game action after posting one of the highest exit velocities during the drills portion at 97 mph.

Odin Ginader (2027 RHP, Waxhaw, NC) showed a ton of upside on the mound. The right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 84 and was upper-70s-to-low-80s with good arm-side run. Mixed in a slider with good 11-5 shape and tight two-plane break. Competed in the zone well and missed barrels. 

Jhonny Vasquez (2027 SS, Davenport, FL) showed a ton of upside on the mound. The right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 86 and was low-to-mid-80s with cut action. Mixed in a tight 11-5 shaped slider with good two-plane break and bigger vertical depth. Was able to move the mix around well to miss barrels. Also showed the speed legging out a knock. 

Eli Christian (2027 C, Covington, GA) showed off the power upside getting the barrel out front and smoking a double into the left-center field gap. The right-handed hitter whips the hands through with strength and jump off the barrel. 

Anthony Seminara (2027 1B, Bluffton, SC) came up big for Coastal dropping a knock down the right field line for an RBI knock. The right-handed hitter showed good strength in the physical, 6-foot-2, 215-pound frame with good bat speed. 

Maximilian Pliske (2027 OF, Fort Lauderdale, FL) got ahold of one and barrels it for a go-ahead two-run home run over the left-center field fence. The right-handed hitter has strong hands and showed the barrel control all day adding another double down the left field line. 

Steven Mims ('26, Magnolia, TX) #13 Pacific Coast - the 5-foot-11, 195-pound left-handed pitcher tossed two no-hit innings in the 6-3 victory. The uncommitted Mims finished with five strikeouts working in the low-80s with a three-pitch starter profile and also chipped in a single to drive in a run.

Leland Ingraham ('27, Torrance, CA) #6 Pacific Coast - the 5-foot-10, 165-pound right-handed hitter went 2-for-2 with a double. The primary outfielder drove in a run and also scored a run in the win.

Eathen Vecchione ('27, East Falmouth, MA) #19 East - the 6-foot-1, 185-pound primary catcher ran the fastball up to 88 mph over two innings of work. The uncommitted right-hander featured a three-pitch mix and finished with four strikeouts.

Edgar D Rodriguez ('27, Warwick, RI) #8 East - the 5-foot-10, 170-pound right-handed hitter went 2-for-2 with a pair of runs batted in. The primary shortstop and Stony Brook commit just missed a homerun on a double off the left-field fence and singled in his two plate appearances.

Liam Heasley ('27, Norco, CA) #12 Pacific Coast - the 5-foot-11, 165-pound right-handed hitter singled home two runs for Pacific Coast in the 4-4 tie.

Gabriel Nunez ('26, Houston, TX) #14 Pacific Coast - the 6-foot-3, 195-pound right-handed pitcher tossed three scoreless innings on one hit. The uncommitted Nunez ran the fastball up to 87 mph and finished with three strikeouts.

Finley Hambrick ('26 McKinney, TX) #2 South - the 5-foot-10, 160-pound right-handed pitcher struck out five over two scoreless innings. The uncommitted primary shortstop ran the fastball up to 87 mph and chipped a in a double and run scored in his lone plate appearance.

Hunter Bulin ('26, Rockwall, TX) #17 South - the 6-foot-2, 187-pound left-handed hitter singled to drive in a pair. The uncommitted primary corner infielder lined a bases loaded single into right-field to knot things up at four apiece.

Tanner Kees ('26, McKinleyville, CA) #9 Pacific Coast - the 5-foot-11, 185-pound primary catcher ran the fastball up to 86 mph over 1 and 2/3 scoreless innings on the bump. The uncommitted Kees posted a 1.85 pop during drills and strength through the middle of the field during earlier game with a long double to right-centerfield.

Pocket Radar Exit Velo

Gabriel Becho-Garcia (2027 1B, Phoenix, AZ) hammered one, an absolute shot off the right field scoreboard for a homer. The left-handed strength is big and shows in game, ability to get out front and backspin balls to the pull side. Should only mature. Also ran out an infield knock. 

Landon Bruns (2027 1B, Conroe, TX) snuck one down the line fair for a double. Has quick hands that meet bat-to-ball very well with budding power to all fields. Hitting tools show in the box. 

Thomas Saenz (2026 RHP, Corpus Christi, TX) lined one hard for a loud barrel up the middle and stretched it for extra bags. Has big strength at the point of contact from a short, simple swing. Taking good at-bats all day.  

Luke Tanner (2027 RHP, Sugar Land, TX) up to 85 and it's tough to pick up out of hand with a short arm action in the back. Fastball plays to both sides with feel to spin, plenty left in a 6-foot-5 build. 

Duke Henrie (2027 OF, Mesa, AZ) good piece of hitting to stripe an in-zone fastball for a knock. Has a quick left-handed swng with feel for the barrel present. 

Alejandro Padilla (2026 C, Cypress, TX) nearly left the yard on a double to the left-center. The hit and power showed up well in BP and it translated to game action. He can really hit, and get into some easy pop. 

Cj Mullen (2026 3B, Colorado Springs, CO) continues to spray it. Booming double to the left-center gap and raced around the paths. Good athlete who has power and a big arm that can play all over. Tools. 

Blaine Bilderback (2027 RHP, Gardnerville, NV) big arm strength up to 87 mph with a slider and change to mix. Mixed it all well and was up to 91 mph from the outfield. Solid two-way talent. 

Angelo Santiago (2026 3B, Auburn, AL) two-way presence worked up to 86 mph with his heater and it played downhill. Strong arm on the dirt and put on a real good display of BP. Strength all over. 

Henry Knight (2027 SS, Phoenix, AZ) good piece of hitting to take a fastball where it's given. Solid bat-to-ball skill on display and has a great feel to hit with bat speed present through the zone. Real good grab at second base too for a double play. 

Derek Delatte (2026 SS, Metairie, LA) made an eye opening play at shortstop, a 6-U-3 to turn one all by himself. Some niffty glovework and feet to make a real good play deep in the hole. 

Mitchell Lamoreaux (2027 OF, Mesa, AZ) roped one for a booming double off the wall in left. The strength showed well in BP and translating in game. The hands get out in space well and he can clobber some balls out front with ease. 

Tavyn Lonis (2027 3B, Fulshear, TX) showed the two-way ability. Into the upper-80s with life from a full arm swing. Flashed a hard breaking ball to mix, has the frame and arm strength to stick on the left side of the dirt too. 

Cj Mullen (2026 3B, Colorado Springs, CO) has a big arm behind the plate that is a weapon in the running game. Catch and throw skill really stands out, and he put on a display of strength in BP as well. 

Auron Avery (2027 OF, Gilbert, AZ) tagged one the other way and rolled in for extra bags. The left-handed strength stood out in a big way during BP and he's awfully athletic with a ton to like in the stick going forward. 

Adrian Bellanger (2027 MIF, Spicewood, TX) Fast bat with impact strength of the barrel. Played gap to gap with a few that played to the big part of the yard. Gets out front and can simply impact it. 

Caligan Isley (2027 OF, Boerne, TX) Athletic looking swing with plenty of extension through the zone. Plays to the pull side very well and impacts it hard out front. Flirted with a few balls out pull side. 

James Burchfield (2026 1B, Oak Point, TX) big time impact to the pull side, lefty swing with three bombs and just sprayed it that way. Gets onto that front side and unloads, bat speed and strength very present. 

Lucas Smith (2027 C, McKinney, TX) Awfully strong at the point of contact. Gets the head out and can flat out wear it pull side. Has immense backspin and lift to the big parts of the yard. Meets it out front and does serious damage. 

David Djurisic (2027 C, Spring, TX) low effort impact and juice that plays to all fields. Works uphill with low tension power, backspin and carry to the big parts of the field. It really projects with feel to hit showing. 

Jancarlos Ortiz (2027 OF, Humble, TX) wears it out gap to gap with a refined hit tool. Tight, short uphill swing that stays inside a baseball very well. Budding power and can really hit. 

Landon Tillson (2026 C, Lewisburg, PA) has enticing skill set in the box with a blend of strength, bat speed and torque. Really punishes balls gap to gap and flirted with leaving the yard a good bit. 

Edgar D Rodriguez (2027 SS, Warwick, RI) one of the better rounds you can find, display of power here is real with strength and backspin. It jumps off his barrel, but the ability to get the head out front is equally as impressive. 

Bendito Diaz (2026 OF, Long Beach, CA) lived on the barrel in his round going gap to gap and showing refined hit tool. Strength is really coming in bunches and he can sting a good bit out front. 

Michael Miller (2026 C, Turlock, CA) sound all-fields hitter with strength and quick hands. Works in rhythm and pieces balls to the deep parts of the gap. 

Grant Hays (2027 3B, Torrance, CA) physical build in the box producing easy strength. Jumps off his barrel to the pull side, heavy impact and it plays to the bigger parts. 

Landon Bruns (2027 1B, Conroe, TX) big tool set with power and launch, gets into an efficient move and produces low effort jump. The carry of his bat is very present. 

Austin Reyna (2027 SS, Santa Fe, TX) bat to ball machine who wore it out all fields in his round. Quick short lefty swing and stays on the barrel, great feel to hit on display. 

Alejandro Padilla (2026 C, Cypress, TX) blend of hit and power really stood out. Has a ton of intent in his bat path, takes big hacks and doesn't get cheated in several facets. 

Ryan Lamon (2027 SS, Houston, TX) very smooth swing getting into plenty of feel for the barrel. Has blend of power coming out big too and the bat to ball was really eye opening. 

Cale Fossett (2026 3B, Roeland Park, KS) major power upside here with home run pop to the pull side. Serious strength out front, comes easy and should only get better. 

Yankarlos Rivera Concepcion (2026 OF, Aguada, PR) big bat speed and sound approach working to the big parts of the field. Can wear it out the other way or turn and burn to the pull side. 

Angel Ruben Velez Rodríguez (2026 OF, Sabana 0637, PR) great blend of power and feel to hit. Stays inside and produced easy carry and jump to the pull gap. Can go the other way too, refined in facets. 

Angelo Santiago (2026 3B, Auburn, AL) big physical and athletic build producing plenty of impact. Creates lift and backspin from an uphill path and stings balls out front. 

Auron Avery (2027 OF, Gilbert, AZ) good bat speed and quick hands that match plane. Creates plenty of extension through the zone with big strength at impact. 

Julian Gutierrez (2027 C, Corona, CA) solid round with big impact that plays to the pull side. Has serious intent to his swing and gets into strength out front that should play in game. 

Carter Lowery (2027 OF, Castle Rock, CO) good round all over with an all fields display, but he rocked balls to the pull gap and lets it eat. Has bat speed and serious intent in his swing. 

Cj Mullen (2026 3B, Colorado Springs, CO) plenty of bat speed and wiry strength that left the yard. Easy impact and strength, put on several loud shots to the pull side. 

Blaine Bilderback (2027 RHP, Gardnerville, NV) easy impact that plays the other way. Wore it out that way but has big time feel for the stick, a hitting display was put on in his round. 

Jhonny Vasquez (2027 SS, Davenport, FL) easy extension through the zone, sweet swing with budding impact and bat speed that really stood out in his round. Good display. 

Jadiel Perez (2026 SS, Kissimmee, FL) wiry strength and real juice that plays to the pull side and opposite field. Refined hitter with quick hands through the zone. 

Matthew Rangel (2027 C, Lithia, FL) good round with lift and strength that produced easy carry. Backspins balls to the deep middle of the field and played pepper with the gaps. 

David Hansen (2027 C, Port St. Lucie, FL) big time impact and physical build in the box. Easy strength produced out front with serious impact and carry that should only mature. 

Daniel Dominguez (2027 SS, Apopka, FL) the timing of his bat speed really stood out here as he torques the barrel with intent. Doesn't take away from him as a hitter, as he wore it to the gaps. 

Maximilian Pliske (2027 OF, Fort Lauderdale, FL) smooth swing, easy pop and feel to hit. Athletic with wiry strength that should only mature, put together an all-fields round. 

Christopher “Cal” Lawrence (2026 C, Fortson, GA) a lot of bat speed and extension through the zone. Strength works uphill in path, easy impact produced to the middle of the field and pull. 

Kaleb Pendley (2026 OF, Guyton, GA) big lefty stick with an ability to sting balls out front. Has bat speed and strength with a good blend of strength and feel to hit. 

Xavier Martin (2027 MIF, Oak Park, IL) wore some out to the pull side bug can go the other way with intent. Stays short and compact to contact with feel to hit. 

ET Data (2027 3B, Chicago, IL) big traits in his swing, has impact potential that should only mature. Big bat speed and creates good extension in his swing. 

Landon Vennettilli (2027 SS, Bellbrook, OH) awfully clean swing that plays to all parts of the field. Has quick hands that meet bat to ball very well, can play with the barrel out front too. 

Cal Ronay (2026 SS, Rosemount, MN) real good round of bat speed and uphill strength. Does not take much for him to produce lift and carry to the deep parts of the gap. Lots to like. 

Stephen Webber (2027 | C/3B/RHP | Boyd, TX) The left-handed hitter sends one into the left-center gap for a stand-up double for South Central. Smooth swing through the zone with natural gap-to-gap lift.

Jackson Goddard (2026 | RHP/IF/OF | Portland, TN) The right-handed pitcher turned in an excellent performance on the bump for Deep South. Through 3 innings of work, he only allowed 1 hit, 1 earned run, and struck out 4. He ran the fastball up to 90mph and threw a 10-4 slider sitting around 77mph, using it to keep hitters off balance and missing barrels.

Thomas Saenz (2026 | RHP/3B | Corpus Christi, TX) The right-handed hitter filled up the zone all day for South Central. He went 3 innings, allowing just 2 hits, struck out 3 hitters, and didn't give up an earned run. Mixed well, keeping hitters off the barrel and on the ground.

Christian Qualls (2026 | C/3B/OF | Murfreesboro, TN) The right-handed hitter sent one into center field to tie the game in the bottom of the last inning. Showed quick hands, direct to the ball, sending it back where it came from.

Top Pop

Top C

Top 1B

Top IF

Top OF

Top 60

Top 10 Split