James Clark (2026 SS, Riverside, CA) showed a loose, quick stroke from the left side with very good barrel ability. He repeats the simple swing well with good bat to ball skills. 

Miles Clark (2026 OF, Riverside, CA) looked to lift out in front of the plate and often kept the approach simple and line drive oriented. There's good execution to the approach and there's good strength at the point of contact. 

Jaser Arms (2026 OF, Maryville, TN) showed a loose, leveraged stroke by keeping the swing compact throughout. The consistency of the swing coupled with the athleticism was super impressive. 

Jack Woda (2026 C, Arlington, VA) has significant impact, working through the ball nicely and executing the power oriented approach. 

Bryce Bloom-Timmins (2026 3B, Houston, TX) looked to execute the power oriented approach as he both impacted and lofted the ball to the pull side. 

Alex Cantwell (2026 C, Chestnut Hill, MA) showed really impressive bat speed and the ability to pull the ball to the pull side with intent. There's real impact potential and he was super accurate with the barrel. 

Grady Emerson (2026 SS, Argyle, TX) got hot toward the end of the round, launching multiple bombs well into the trees. It's a pro style look and approach with the ability to launch given the opportunity. 

Brady Murrietta (2026 C, Yorba Linda, CA) is a super consistent swinger, driving balls up to 95 mph off the barrel and executing his approach. It's a simple and precise operation and the barrel accuracy stood out. 

Parker Loew (2026 SS, Sarasota, FL) showed some of the best exit velocities during BP, touching 100 mph on his hardest hit balls. He's physical with really loud impressive offensive tools. 

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, San Diego, CA) launched a couple of balls pull side for home runs but also showed the patented all fields, line drive approach. There's consistent hitting tools with a very precise feel to conduct the operation. 

Jaxon Matthews (2026 OF, Davidson, NC) showed real bat speed, impacting balls with frequency to the pull side. It's an athletic operation and plenty of natural loft to grade out as impressive power. 

Beau Peterson (2026 3B, Shawnee, KS) showed really impressive offensive tools, offering a blend of both hit and power to the profile. There's solid impact and he can cover the entire plate. 

Andrew Costello (2026 C, Fairview, PA) took the loudest round of the day, going yard seemingly every other swing including exit velocities up to 100 mph multiple times. It's a treat to watch him make a park look small. 

Noah Wilson (2026 OF, Ooltewah, TN) keeps it simple but also made it look easy, lining balls all over the yard with intent. The balls came off the bat up to 94 mph but the whip, athleticism, and bat speed all portend huge upside. 

Tripp Hannah (2026 Yulee, FL) got going during his round of batting practice, lining balls to both gaps and showing good power potential. 

Reuben Vasquez (2025 Dover, FL) has a whippy barrel that produces good line drive contact with back spin to all fields. The bat to ball ability stood out during his round. 

Wilson Anderson (2026 Tampa, FL) took a loud round during drills as he cleared the left field wall a couple times. His 99-mph exit velocities show the power potential. 

Lucas Cannady (2025 Tallahassee, FL) is a physical right-handed hitter with well above average bat speed and the ball exploded off his barrel to the middle of the field. 

Brayden Harris (2026 Orange Park, FL) consistently got out front and lifted balls to both gaps. There is a present hit and power profile for the righty. 

Austin Knierim (2026 Brooksville, FL) has a twitchy left-handed swing and he has big intent in the approach. He hit multiple balls above 95-mph. 

Joseph Lawson (2026 Fort Myers, FL) has a heavy barrel and a run producing profile. His heavy hands produced 94-mph exit velocities. 

Brady Marshall (2026 Mocksville, NC) showcased his usual hit tool as he crushed balls to the pull side with exit velocities at 94-mph. 

Jakub Mudd (2026 Cary, NC) is a very interesting athlete with a projectable body and a good all field approach. The ball comes off plenty hard as he blistered balls at 95-mph. 

Liam Velit (2026 Columbus, NJ) has a strong frame and worked the barrel out front to drive balls hard to the middle of the field with consistency. 

Cole “CJ” Weinstein (2026 New Port Beach, CA) has excellent bat to ball skills as he started out hitting hard liners to the middle. He opened up late and showed good lift and cary to the pull side. 

Jacob Lombard (2026 Miami, FL) scorched ball hard all over the yard during his round. He consistently found the barrel with exit velocities in the upper-90’s. 

Hudson Reed (2026 Madison, GA) has a strong build but plenty of room to continue to add on. The hands are fast and he hit 94-mph bolts deep to the middle of the field. 

Zachary Simmons (2026 Acworth, GA) has a very fast bat and super projectable frame. He looked to pull the ball hard and it produced exit velocity peaks at 97-mph. 

Yodelkis Quevedo (2026 Hialeah, FL) has some of the best power in the clas and he launched balls over the high wall with exit velocities at 99-mph. 

Deion Cole (2026 Woodstock, GA) gets on plane and stays in the zone with a very heavy barrel. He has proved his ability to lift with ease and the balls were coming off at 95-mph

Connor Langdon (2026 LHP, Perry, GA)- the 6-foot-2, 190-pound left-handed was dealing over two no-hit innings on 24 pitches for Team White. The Mississippi State commit dialed in the fastball up to 92 mph with late 2-seam run to both sides of the plate and a tight breaking slider in the 78-80 mph range. A changeup with fade and depth in the 80 mph range rounded out his three-pitch mix and he finished with three strikeouts.

Bo Holloway (2026 LHP, Nolensville, TN)- the 6-foot-5, 205-pound left-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 91 mph over his one-inning stint and sat 88-91. He showed a changeup with depth and slider in the mid-80s with short break and cut action. Big frame left-hander with projectable frame to add to all three offerings.

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, San Diego, CA)- the 6-foot-2, 175-pound right-handed hitter tripled down the third base line showing quick hands and barrel control while displaying his sub 6.5 speed cruising into third base. The right-handed outfielder and Stanford commit finished with a pair of runs batted in for Team White. 

Jaser Arms (2026 OF, Maryville, TN)- the 5-foot-11, 175-pound Alabama commit went 2-for-2 with a pair of singles for Team White. The left-handed hitting outfielder displayed barrel control through the zone and a clean gate out of the box. 

Colin Thacker (2026 C, Orlando, FL)- the 5-foot-11, 185-pound right-handed hitter finished 2-for-3 with a run scored for Team White. The primary catcher had a good Jr. National with a 7.18 60-yard time and 1.92 pop time during drills.

Jack McKellar (2026 C, Rocky Mount, NC)- the 6-foot, 195-pound right-handed hitter singled twice in two at-bats for Team Red. The primary catcher posted a 7.07 60-yard dash time and a 1.89 pop time during drills.

Cooper Webb (2026 RHP, Spicewood, TX)- the 6-foot-3, 185-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings and did not allow a hit for Team Red. Webb ran the fastball up to 90 mph and featured a breaking ball into the low-80s and finished his two innings on just 21 pitches.

Bo Holloway (2026 LHP, Nolensville, TN) worked up to 91 mph in the start. HE showed both a changeup and a slider, both at 84 mph, and the slider continued to get better throughout the outing. 

Connor Langdon (2026 LHP, Perry, GA) was filthy in his two innings of work on the mound. He got up to 92 mph and sat in the 89-92 range. The slider showed wipeout tendencies and was his go-to in the outing. 

Hunter Harrington (2026 OF, San Diego, CA) hit one well right down the left field line for a triple. He has obvious bat speed with great tools across the board and performs real well in game action. 

Brooks Zumwalt (2026 C, Lees Summit, MO) got a pitch out over the middle of the plate and peppered the right-center gap for a double. The ball came off hot at 96 EV. 

Rock Akahi (2026 OF, Irvine, CA) barreled one back up the middle for a base knock and after an error would come around to score. The left-handed stroke is sweet with excellent bat speed. 

Bryce Bloom-Timmins (2026 3B, Houston, TX) caught a barrel in the late innings here and smashed a double into the right-center gap. He took a great round of batting practice and continued it in game. 

James Jorgensen (2026 SS, Dallas, TX)- Wide base and high hands start, very simple process and easy swing with consistent barreled up contact... strong, athletic prospect.

GT Taylor (2026 2B, Lake St. Louis, MO)- Such an easy and smooth swing with leverage and base speed, lot of 95+ exits with some homeruns mixed in there; such an athletic and easy process here.

Dylan Cheek (2026 SS, Rockwall, TX)-Direct swing with feel for the barrel, some 95+ EV's littered throughout the round; consistent contact & good foundation in the box.

Sterling Coaxum (2026 OF, Hanahan, SC)- Explosive athlete with a very quick set of hands in the box, very easy swing here with smoothness through the zone and pretty clean hitting path.

Meridian Leffew (2026 SS, Belmont, NC)- Good length and bat speed with a long finish, good results throughout and flashed some carry to both sides of the field.

Jack Richerson (2026 3B, Atlanta, GA)- Extremely strong and projection to the overall build, carry and pop to all fields and showed it in game to the backside... impressive round, real power potential.

Ayden Lockett (2026 OF, Suwanee, GA)-Wide base with high hands and really easy strength off the barrel, consistent and all fields approach here with some more strength to tap into long term.

Terrion Pettus (2026 OF, Gaithersburg, MD)-Such a direct swing with present contact skills, looked good all round with present feel to work all fields and live on the barrel.

Connor Comeau (2026 SS, Austin, TX)-One of the most, if not the most, impressive rounds of batting practice in the entire event so far. Huge bat speed and such a smooth and easy low effort swing, high level projection to this.

Dillon Knight (2026 OF, Riverview, FL)- Big & strong looking prospect with impact in the stick, synced up and connected swing that resulted in hard contact.

Hamilton Friedberg (2026 OF, Lakewood, CA)-Very consistent round with all kinds of bat speed here, lot of parts to like in the swing and can project this out nicely long term.

Parker Mitzel (2026 RHP, Odessa, FL)-Mutliple 95+ exits in this round from the primary arm...very strong off the barrel and creating ample extension out front, strong and it shows.

John Dolan (2026 C, Huffman, TX)-Contact oriented approach, good jump off the barrel with a gap to gap approach.

Max Heineman (2026 C, Bloomington, IL)- Strong wrists with leverage out front and on time, a few 95+ exits here with pretty significant projection remaining in in the box.

Keon Johnson (2026 SS, Macon, GA)- One of the top prospects in the entire country for a reason... such an easy and impressive batting practice round, huge bat speed and barrel skills. 

Ezekiel Lara (2026 OF, Cerritos, CA)-Quick bat with an all fields approach, sneaky pop in the stick and was consistent throughout. 

Jacob Webster (2026 SS, Victorville, CA)-Loose setup with a hovering trigger, leverage and all fields impact here with bat speed present; athletic middle infielder.

Brooks Zumwalt (2026 C, Lees Summit, MO)-Huge game power potential here... looks to lift with authoritative bat speed and intent, explosive juice and more on the way here.

Miles Young (2026 SS, Houston, TX)-Easy bat speed and a clean swing, creates extension and length with a smooth barrel release; impact strength.

Anthony Murphy (2026 OF, Corona, CA)-Plenty of lift and low effort impact, good athlete with loose hands and a very projectable hit tool overall... clean path.

-Michael Albee

Jonathan Griggs (2026 C, Atlanta, GA)- Strong-framed backstop drives a ball to deep right field for a ground-rule double to start things off for Team Purple. The Walker School product has been all over the barrel during the Jr. National with strength to all fields in the box.

Dillon Knight (2026 OF, Riverview, FL)- the 6-foot-2, 200-pound right-handed hitting outfielder drove in the first run of the game for Team Purple with a single to right field.

Austin Knierim (2026 SS, Brooksville, FL)- the 6-foot, 170-pound left-handed hitter tripled to left field to drive in a run for Team Royal in the bottom of the 1st inning. The shortstop posted a 6.82 second 60-yard dash time and 95 mph exit velocity during drills.

Reuben Vasquez (2026, OF, Dover, FL)- doubled to lead things off for Team Purple and came around to score the first run against Team Royal. The 6-foot-1, 152-pound left-handed hitter drove a 3-1 fastball the other way with a solid approach and barrel awareness in the box. 

Caleb Trugman (2026 3B, Upland, CA)- the 6-foot-4, 205-pound right-handed hitter drove a fastball out over the plate to deep right field for a ground-rule double for Team Purple. 

Daniel Giuliani (2026 RHP, Trinity, FL)- the 6-foot-4, 215-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 90 mph and finished with three strikeouts over two scoreless innings. Giuliani sat in the upper-80s and featured a slider in the 77-79 mph range and changeup around 80 mph.

Ty Mobley (2026 RHP, Sandersville, GA)- the 6-foot-7, 232-pound right-handed pitcher ran his heavy sinking fastball up to 90 mph over two innings. The Auburn commit finished with three strikeouts featuring a hard breaking ball 76-80 mph and changeup in the 81-mph range.

Landon Lang (2026 RHP, Lake Travis, FL)- the 6-foot, 170-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings for Team Purple. Lang ran the fastball up to 86 mph to both sides of the plate with slider in the mid-70s and finished with three strikeouts. 

Hunter Watson (2026 RHP, Tuttle, OK)- the 6-foot, 200-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 91 mph over two innings with three strikeouts. Watson featured a hard slider in the low-80s as a primary secondary with a changeup around 83 mph with fade action.

Ty Tillery (2026 RHP, Madison, GA)- the 6-foot-3, 185-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 89 mph and featured a slider in the low-80s and changeup 78-80 mph. The Georgia commit finished with four strikeouts including punching out the side in his second inning of work on 12 pitches.

Joshua Mozingo (2026 SS, Fayatteville, NC)- the 6-foot, 155-pound right-handed hitter with the best at-bat of the day on his double down the right field line for Team Purple. Down 0-2 in the count, Mozingo fouled off three pitches, took a ball and then rifled a left-handed sinking fastball down the line and cruised into second base.

Max Hamilton (2026 RHP, Olathe, KS) sat 88-90 mph to start the game and showed impressive overall stuff. The fastball comes from a tough, low arm slot and there's also feel for a sweeping breaking ball he can throw for strikes. 

Jake Carbaugh (2026 RHP, Plant City, FL) showed really interesting stuff, touching 91 mph and holding the 88-90 mph range throughout. He's 6-foot-5 and a great mover who is still fifteen while both the changeup and sweeper were excellent. 

Jack Richerson (2026 3B, Atlanta, GA) showed off some intriguing two-way potential on the bump, sitting in the upper-80s, up to 90 mph, with up to 19 inches of IVB. At 6-foot-4, 198-pounds there's massive projection here and already feel for pitching. 

Sterling Coaxum (2026 OF, Hanahan, SC) took a really good at-bat that culminated with a 95 mph rocket that sailed over the left field fence for a homer. Coaxum has a super loud workout and the upside in the bat is evident. 

Lucas Argudin (2026 1B, Miami, FL) has been all over the barrel this weekend and added another couple of knocks during this game. It's a simple process from the left side with fast hands and the ability to use all fields with intent. 

Dylan Cheek (2026 SS, Rockwall, TX) collected a knock and also showed pretty solid defensive actions at shortstop. Cheek has been one of the more impressive all-around performers in game action and looks the part of a ball player. 

GT Taylor (2026 2B, Lake St. Louis, MO) lofted a triple the other way, showing off how much strength he has in the bat. Taylor took a strong BP too and the offensive upside is significant. 

Taytum Reeves (2026 C, Menifee, CA) stayed all over the barrel, smoking two more hits in the second game. Reeves plays the game hard and the ability to impact the game offensively from the catcher position is impressive. 

Takashi Rutherford (2026 OF, San Juan Capistrano, CA) doubled in game action and has a clean stroke from the right side. There's good projection here and the feel for the barrel is evident. 

James Jorgensen (2026 SS, Dallas, TX) stayed crushing baseballs in game two, collecting two more hits including a barreled up double. He's so strong in the wrists and the bat speed and barrel accuracy are very impressive. 

Griffin Loy (2026 RHP, Nancy, KY) struck out the side in the first inning and immediately set the tone of the game. The 6-foot-5 right-hander worked up to 86 mph with the fastball, held his velocity, and showed great feel to add and subtract from the slider. 

Keon Johnson (2026 SS, Macon, GA) had two knocks, including a double in his second at-bat. The top ten player in the class has pretty explosive hands and bat speed and his first hit of the game was a barreled up single to pull. 

Kaleb Traylor (2026 3B, Bronx, NY) doubled in the game, sending a long shot to the pull side. Traylor matches plane well, lifts out in front with carry, and shows good feel for the strike zone. 

Taylor Latham (2026 RHP, Brandon, MS) worked up to 91 mph with the fastball and showed real feel and pitchability in the process. He drops in the breaking ball to both halves of the plate and can frontdoor right-handed hitters effectively. 

Brooks Zumwalt (2026 C, Lees Summit, MO) barreled up multiple balls in game, the first of which was an 89 mph exit velocity line drive to shortstop. The big left-handed hitter has impressive juice but showed off the feel for the barrel. 

Eli Dickey (2026 RHP, Franklin, TN) held 84-87 mph with the fastball and also showed off feel for the breaking ball. He's got a durable, physical frame and there's real starter projection here. 

Connor Comeau (2026 SS, Austin, TX) took one of the louder BP sessions over the course of the event and singled sharply in game. The left-handed bat is significant and he also closed the game out, touching 88 mph. 

Parker Mitzel (2026 RHP, Odessa, FL) ambushed a first pitch fastball and crushed a home run over the left field wall. The primary pitcher has impressive power potential and turned the barrel with intent on the swing. 

Carson Bolemon (2026 LHP, Greenville, SC)- Up to 88-mph early and cruised, mixed in low 70's breaking ball and sequenced against a really good lineup; five strikeouts over two innings 

Lawson McLeod (2026 RHP, Richmond, VA)- One inning of work and showed off some pure raw stuff in the arsenal, up to 91-mph on the heater; just big projection as a whole.

Beau Peterson (2026 3B, Shawnee, KS)- Up to 91-mph here early, strong armed primary right-handed pitcher with feel to spin a real tight low 80's breaker in the zone; can really handle the stick as well. 

Brayden Harris (2026 RHP, Orange Park, FL)- Really set the tone early, operated right in the 88-91 range for two innings and could land the breaking ball for strikes; extremely impressive start to the game, athletic operation and repeats.

Braxton Beaty (2026 LHP, Angleton, TX)- Three pitch mix for strikes, up to 88-mph and can spin the slider and turn over a quality change piece at will; craft left-handed arm with pitchabiity present.

Alex Harrington (2026 SS, San Diego, CA)- Quality barrel from Harrington, uber athletic and natural middle infielder with barrel skills and a good approach in the box.

Grady Emerson (2026 SS, Argyle, TX)- Smooth mover and natural ballplayer, clean single to the pull-side & swiped two bags... the current top ranked prospect in the entire country.

Jakub Mudd (2026 OF, Cary, NC)- Real athletic prospect with a ton of projection remaining, collected the first extra base hit of the game with a double to right-field.

Cody Morgan (2026 RHP, Vero Beach, FL)- Good two innings out of the 'pen here at Jr. National, ran it up to 85-mph with two strikeouts and spun a low 70's breaker with confidence.

-Michael Albee

Caden Glauber (2026 RHP, Fort Mill, SC) showing some big arm speed here early on in the start running it up to 91 mph. The fastball is sitting 89-91 and mixing in a sweeper in the upper-70s. 

Corwin Allard (2026 RHP, Ladera Ranch, CA) is rolling through the first inning of the start sitting comfortably in the upper-80s. Mixing in a tight slider right around 80 mph for whiffs late in counts and also showed the ability to land it for strikes. 

Taytum Reeves (2026 C, Menifee, CA) got a pitch over the middle of the plate and didn't miss it, sending it into the trees beyond the left field fence. Came off hot 97 EV and traveled 367 FT. 

Michael Vigil (2026 RHP, Miami, FL) has shown some big arm speed in the early going of his relief appearance. The fastball is sitting comfortably in the upper-80s, topping out at 90 mph. He's mixing in a breaking ball with tight break in the upper-70s too. 

Wessley Roberson (2026 OF, Brunswick, GA) came up with a big defensive play in the middle innings of this one as a throw got into center trying to nab a runner and he unleashed a missile from center to get the runner advancing from third. The arm strength was on full display. He also stayed on a fastball and drove it through the left side for a single. 

Brady Snow (2026 RHP, North Palm Beach, FL) rolled through his two innings of relief on the bump sitting in the 88-90 range and showed the ability to land the breaking ball early in counts. 

Wilkin Lurie (2026 OF, Asheville, NC) swung it well in the round of batting practice and continued it in game action as he smashed one right down the left field line for a bomb. This one came off really hot and got in the trees quickly. 

Joshua Viars (2026 SS, Prosper, TX) came up with a loud barrel on a deep F8 in the later portion of this one. Let this one travel and smashed it deep to CF, coming off the barrel at 92 EV. 

Spencer Evans (2026 LHP, Minneola, FL) showing some pretty easy stuff out of the bullpen. Working in the 86-89 range with solid feel for a tight breaking ball that he can back foot to RHH. 

Sterling Coaxum (2026 OF, Hanahan, SC) hit a ball right back up the middle well for a base hit. He has all types of tools and impacts in multiple ways. He covers a ton of ground in the outfield too. 

Alex Hoffman (2026 C, Charlotte, NC) came in blowing absolute smoke out of the bullpen to close things down. Worked in the 91-94 mph range with great quality and just pounded fastballs in the zone, challenging hitters.