Ryan Stefiuk (2020 LHP, Green Bay, WI) a very easy outing today. There is a lot of projection in his 6’4 frame and is already showing a fastball that is up to 91.  He has slight cross fire that gave him some deception, especially working to the glove side.  His slider showed 10-4 shape and was very hard for hitters to pick up. Vandy commit 

Ty Floyd (2020 RHP, Rockmart, GA) a lightning quick arm.  He has a boxed delivery that he repeated well throughout his outing.  His 91-93 fastball got on hitters very quickly and he mixed a sharp curveball at 72-75.  He produced a lot of swing and misses today. LSU commit 

Carter Baumler (2020 RHP, Grimes, IA) the mound today and showed a very athletic delivery. He has quick hips, a short arm action, and hides the ball well behind his body.  His fastball peaked at 93 and he showed a swing and miss slider in the 79-81 range.  All 6 outs were recorded via the strikeout! TCU commit  

Cade Smith (2020 RHP, Southaven, MS) deception in his up-tempo delivery that was very hard for hitters to time up.  He had a long and loose arm action and he got extension on his 90-92/3 fastball.  His 79-81 curveball showed late downer action and he pounded the zone with both pitches during his outing.  He struck out 4 batters during his two innings. Miss State commit 

Sebastian "Bazz" Jimenez (2020 C, Miami, FL) a very good job behind the plate at this event.  He shows loose hips and receives the ball really well. He recorded two hits on the weekend including a base hit to the middle today.  FIU commit 

Magdiel Cotto (2020 LHP, Fort Mill, SC) very good downhill angle with his 6’3 frame and very long arms. He fired fastballs in the 87-89 range to both sides of the plate.  He had feel for his 76-78 curveball and also threw a 77-78 changeup that was a very nice offering with late fade.  South Carolina commit  

Danny Neri (2020 C, Macclenny, FL)a good day working a walk and hitting a very loud single to the pull side.  He has very quick hands at the plate, with a direct path, and feel for the barrel. He also threw out a runner trying to steal second base today. Georgia Tech commit  

Aaron Combs (2020 RHP, Bradenton, FL)good projection in his 6’3 and athletic frame.  He has a quick arm and throws form a low 3/4 slot with a fastball that sat 89-90.  His developing slider showed solid shape and he got a strikeout on an 80 MPH change up that showed deceptive hand speed.  Coastal Carolina commit 

Trevor Long (2020 OF, Scottsdale, AZ)on a fastball that got to the left field wall in a hurry for a stand-up double.  He is a physical prospect with present bat speed that easily translates to the game. Arizona commit

Marcus Brown (2020 SS, Springdale, AR) a great overall weekend here in Arizona.  He made a handful of defensive plays on the run, keeping balance throughout, and making strong accurate throws.  He had a hit yesterday and added a two strike RBI single today.  Kentucky commit 

Grayson Moore (2020 OF, Longwood, FL) has extreme projection in his 6’4 and 185 pound frame. Full arm circle and gets good extension to create a tough angle for hitters.  He is very athletic running a 6.65 and throwing 98 during workouts earlier in the event.  Today he sat 89-91 while landing both a 73 curveball and 78 change up for strikes. UCF commit 

Camden Hill (2020 1B, Madison, AL) a good 2-way player with power in his left handed bat. He showed his pitching ability today with a steady 88-90 fastball from a high 3/4 slot.  He flashed a usable 73 slider and a firm 83 changeup.  A ton of upside from this left handed prospect. Auburn commit 

John Martin (2020 OF, Port Saint Lucie, FL) 87-90 with his fastball and added a sharp slider at 78. He has a slender frame with fluid hip action and projects for more velocity as he matures. He is a very good uncommitted prospect. 

Jordan Thompson (2020 SS, Chula Vista, CA) is a smooth athlete and showed very good infield actions this weekend while also showcasing the ability to take consistent quality at bats.  He displayed his overall game stepping on the mound with a fastball that peaked at 93.  His delivery has rhythm and he has great body control throughout.  The game just looks easy when watching him. LSU commit 


Ben Grable (2020 SS, Pasadena, CA)has a projectable 6’4 frame and long loose levers that create easy bat speed.  He hammered a ball to the opposite field gap in left-center field for a triple.  The uncommitted prospect also pitched and has a fastball that topped at 92. 

Ryan Targac (2020 SS, Hallettsville, TX)the switch hitter looked great from both sides of the plate this weekend.  His final at bat of the weekend was from the left side, where his elite bat speed centered a fastball that landed in the right field bleachers for a no doubt homerun.  Texas A&M commit 

Ryan Bruno (2020 LHP, Wellington, FL) looks the part of a high-end arm with broad shoulders and a loose frame. A Stanford commit, Bruno ran his fastball up to 94 mph early in the contest with a quick left arm and big angle while mixing in a changeup at 82 mph and a slider at 78 mph with occasional bite to the back foot. He struck out five over two innings

Blade Tidwell (2020 RHP, Loretto, TN) is a projectable Tennessee commit who showed off his arm strength from the mound, running his fastball up to 92 mph with some sinking life down in the zone. He curveball showed bite to it down in the zone when on top and he also flashed a changeup at 76 mph.

Wyatt Langford (2020 3B, Trenton, FL) showed no problem barreling up velocity as he sent a fastball back up the middle for a hard line drive single, showing plenty of strength at the point of impact. In his final at-bat of the night Langford sat back on a curveball and turned on it for a two base hit in the bottom half of the final frame for a two-hit night.

Brayden Rowe (2020 RHP, Warrior, AL) came out pounding the zone for the White team, topping out at 90 mph with some running life from an extended slot. He’s committed to Alabama and showed a nice feel for a breaking ball up to 80 mph and a two-seamer with hard running like up to 86 mph which he used to help pick up four strike outs.

Nolan Schanuel (2020 OF, Boynton Beach, FL) picked up the first hit of the game for the White squad in his first trip to the plate, promptly line a pitch hard into center field for a single showing quickness to his lefthanded stroke. In his second at-bat he picked up an infield single on a chopper to the left side which he managed to beat out by a step down the line.

Over his two innings of work Francisco Hernandez (2020 RHP, Laredo, TX), an Oklahoma State commit, recorded five of his six outs via workout. He ran his fastball up to 91 mph with some plane to the bottom of the zone and mixed in his best curveball at 73 mph with bite to it.

Michael Fowler (2020 RHP, Trussville, AL) has a fast and whippy arm action, helping to generate a fastball up to 91 mph with which he was able to pound the glove side and make lefthanded hitters very uncomfortable. His 77-81 slider showed tight spin and broke a bat in his first inning while also mixing in a changeup in the low-80s as well. He finished with five punch outs on the day.

Josh Swales (2020 RHP, Porter Ranch, CA) showed one of the better fastballs on the day as he topped out at 94 mph early in his outing. He’s a California native committed to the nearby Arizona Wildcats and worked predominantly off of his fastball which offered sinking life though he also showed some bite to an upper-70s curveball.

Another Alabama native who showed well today was uncommitted righthander Nick Brown (2020 RHP, Madison, AL). Thanks to a quick arm stroke Brown topped out at 93 mph with sinking life down in the zone and mixed in a nice changeup as well.

Drew Dowd (2020 LHP, Belmont, CA), a lefthanded Stanford commit, was able to create some big angle on his fastball which topped out at 91 mph, generating nice plane to the bottom part of the zone. There’s more velocity in the tank for Dowd and he also showed a curveball up to 77 mph with tight spin and some depth.

Like his twin brother, Jaden Bruno (2020 RHP, Wellington, FL) showed off some impressive arm strength during his time on the mound, sitting in the low-90s early on with his fastball, bumping upwards of 92 mph from the right side. He attacked hitters with his fastball and was able to miss bats while mixing in a pair of secondaries. 

Full of quick-twitch muscle, NC State commit Nate McCollum (2020 OF, McDonough, GA) showed off his athleticism and foot speed in left field late in the game with a fully extended grab which would've got for a base knock if not for the catch.

Kala'i Rosario (2020 OF, Papaikou, HI) made a similar catch for the White team, ranging into the left-center field gap on a well struck ball off the bat to take away what would have been definite extra bases with a diving grab. 

Paulshawn Pasqualotto (2020 RHP, Las Vegas, NV) is another uncommitted arm who should garner plenty of attention, potentially as a two-way after the performance showed in batting practice. On the mound the righthander topped out at 91mph with his heater and also mixed in a changeup in the low- to mid-70s with fading life. 

Sebastian "Bazz" Jimenez (2020 C, Miami, FL) and Jordan Thompson (2020 SS, Chula Vista, CA) got some offense going for the White team late in the game with back-to-back singles. Jimenez got a changeup on the inner half that he pulled through into left field before stealing a bag and Thompson also put a changeup into the outfield grass for a single to center field. 

Gage Bradley (2020, RHP, Clarksville, TN) has fluidity in his slender athletic frame, he has long arms for his size and gets good extension out front on his fastball that touched 91. He used an effective curveball in the 73-76 range and flashed a 77 changeup. He threw two quick innings striking out four. Vanderbilt commit 

Cade Udell (2020, RHP, Longwood, FL) worked 86-90/1 from a 3/4 slot, showed a breaking ball that was up to 75 that produced a few swing and misses. His 3-pitch mix will be very good as he continues to refine his delivery. Duke commit 

Alex Urban (2020, OF, Lexington, KY) has a compact swing and uses a very tight turn to produce exciting bat speed.  He put a charge into a hanging changeup and hit a triple well over the right fielder’s head. Clemson commit  

Caden Grice (2020, LHP, 1B, Geer, SC) has a picturesque 6’5 frame, long and loose arm action, his fastball showed life and sat 87-90 and produced groundballs throughout his outing. He displayed an 11/5 curveball up to 80 and added a 81-82 change up for a true three pitch mix.  Good upside for the southpaw as he adds strength. Clemson commit

Tekaoh Roby (2020, RHP, Pensacola, FL) has a boxed frame with long legs and longs arms, his delivery was simple and athletic and it produced electric arm speed.  The ball jumped out of his hand on his fastball ranging from 90-93/4, he also mixed a swing and miss curveball at 78 and a developing change up at 80.  The overall arsenal is very impressive.  Troy commit 

Ross Dunn (2020, LHP, Salt Lake City, UT) is tall with a strong frame and produced fastballs at a steady 89-92/3, heavy with downward angle, he mixed an 81-82 cutter with some depth and kept his hand speed up on his 82 MPH changeup. He pounded the zone with all three offerings. Kentucky commit 

Chad Born (2020, OF, Placentia, CA) is a smooth athlete and he makes the game look very easy.  He has an easy righthanded swing and found a loud barrel for a line dive base hit to the pull side, he later added a sharp single up the middle.  He is a very good runner and is aggressive on the base paths. Miami commit 

Ildefonso Ruiz (2020, C, San Ysidro, CA) had a stand out weekend.  He is a strong framed backstop with good catch and throw skills. Already showing offensive ability this event with a triple to the pull side yesterday, he added a hard hit opposite field double today. San Diego State commit    

Fernando Gonzalez (2020, C, Acworth, GA) the uncommitted prospect is having a well-rounded weekend, he has caught a couple baserunners trying to steal popping a 2.01 in game with accuracy and carry on his throws. He also added two hits today offensively. He is a very good athlete with a high baseball IQ. 

Anthony Shaver (2020, OF, Clermont, FL) is a very physical kid with present bat speed, very strong hands, he had a huge workout day and has continued tom impress in games.  He took a located outer half fastball and shot it through the right side.  He also showed range and a big arm in the outfield.  Florida State commit

CJ Kayfus (2020, 1B/OF, Wellington, FL) continues to show one of the best hit tools in the class. He has a quick swing with a direct path and shows very good hand adjustment.  He has the ability to hit to all fields and never wavers from his approach. Miami commit

Lukas Cook (2020, SS, RHP, Knoxville, TN) is a legitimate 2-way prospect in the 2020 class.  He is very athletic and can play multiple positions defensively.  He has flick in his wrists and a history of hitting in games.  Today he took the mound and flaunted a fastball that peaked at 93 and a changeup at 84 that has potential. South Carolina commit 

Kenneth Levari (2020, SS, RHP, Vineland, NJ) looked great on the mound yesterday showing  good arm speed and impressive feel for his secondary offerings.  Today he got it done with the bat recording two hits in game action.  One was a hard-hit ball off a 92 MPH fastball that made a different sound off the bat.  Impressive 2-way prospect. Old Dominion commit 

Jacob Gonzalez (2020 SS, Glendora, CA) got the offense going right away with an opposite field double in a left on left match, sneaking a ground ball down the line in his first at-bat of the showcase. The Ole Miss commit also showed his arm strength across the diamond from third base with carry before barreling another ball to the opposite field for a single to drive in a couple of runs.

Luke Baker (2020 LHP, Gainesville, FL) an Ole Miss commit, came out and opened the game showing a feel for four distinct pitches and landed them all in the zone while mixing regularly. His fastball worked in the mid- to upper-80s from an extended slow and showed both a curveball and slider as well as a changeup with fading life.

Collin Bosley-Smith (2020 RHP, Washington, DC) opened the with a fastball that sat in the 89-92 mph from a higher slot with which he’s able to generate steep plane with sinking life. The slider was a second pitch with above average potential showing sharp bite to the bottom of the zone.

Tommy Troy (2020 SS, Los Gatos, CA) made a loud impression in his first at-bat after a solid opening day during the drills. The strongly built Stanford commit barreled a fastball to the pull side gap for a double, showing strength off his barrel and plenty of bat speed through the zone. He also stole a few bags and made two nice defensive plays at shortstop with plenty of arm strength.

Both Nick Gorby (2020 LHP, Port St Lucie, FL) and Wyatt Tucker (2020 RHP, Douglass, TX) matched each other with a pair of quick innings. Gorby, a Texas Tech commit, ran his fastball up to 91 mph from the left side with a pair of breaking balls for strikes while Tucker, a Texas A&M commit, worked in the upper-80s and was able to generate weak ground ball contact in his first inning working down in the zone.

Hunter Donaldson (2020 SS, Salem, AL) made one of the better defensive plays early on in the game as he came charging in on a chopped ground ball and made a throw across his body to get the runner at first base on a bang-bang play.

Fernando Gonzalez (2020 C, Acworth, GA) was excellent behind the dish today in terms of his catch and throw skills, delivery multiple strikes down to second base with sub-two pop times and plenty of carry on his throws.

Zachary Murray (2020 RHP, Buford, GA) filled up the strike zone during his two innings, running his fastball up to 91 mph early on, living in the 89-91 mph range in the first. He worked down well and showed lots of comfort landing his curveball for strikes, doubling up on it at times.

Najer Victor (2020 RHP, Clermont, FL) shows plenty of twitch and athleticism to his delivery, as well as a fast arm as he ran his fastball up to 93 mph in the first. He worked on top of the pitch well with subtle sink when down and showed a breaking ball that will continue to develop moving forward.

Ben Schorr (2020 C, Columbus, GA) impressed with his defensive abilities yesterday during the drills portion of the event from behind the plate and picked up a broken bat double that fell into left field in his second drip to the plate.

Michael Davinni (2020 3B, Laguna Niguel, CA) is a strongly built third baseman committed to San Diego and he used that strength during one of his at-bats, barreling up a hard single to his pull side. He also jumped on the mound for an inning to close out the game and topped out at 91 mph while mixing in a curveball for strikes. 

Maxwell Carlson (2020 RHP, Savage, MN)shows lots of quickness to his arm action and is able to generate extension out front and plane on the fastball, running the pitch up to 92 mph early on. His changeup proved to be the go-to offering with late fading life and a replicated release point and arm speed at release.

Nicholas Griffin (2020 OF, Monticello, AR) is listed as a primary outfielder but the Arkansas commit took the mound to open the game for the Black team. When working on top of the ball the lefthander was able to generate plane with sinking life on his fastball up to 91 mph while mixing in both a slider and curveball.

AJ Vukovich (2020 3B, Mukwonago, WI) wasted little time making an impression offensively today as he jumped all over a fastball and barreled it hard to the pull side gap for a two base hit, moving well around the bases with long and easy strides.

Cade Horton (2020 SS, Norman, OK) performed well on both sides of the ball today, first making a nice play at second base where he ranged up the middle and made a strong throw across his body. He followed that up with a loud barreled triple to deep center field on an 89 mph, showing a quick bat and plenty of strength at the point of impact. He also jumped on the mound and ran his fastball up to 94 mph with a fast arm and a hard, tight breaker at 83 mph.

Kevin Parada (2020 C, Pasadena, CA), last year’s MVP at the WWBA World Championships, showed no problem pulling the barrel in on a 92 mph fastball and squared it up down the pull side line for a loud, standup double. He followed up his double with another base knock, this time a line drive single over the shortstop’s head.

Jake Eddington (2020 RHP, Doniphan, MO) is an Alabama commit out of Missouri and showed a loose arm action during his time on the mound in Arizona. He worked in the 89-91 mph range with his fastball early on and mixed in a tight slider in the low-80s for strikes.

Travis Sthele (2020 RHP, San Antonio, TX), a Texas commit, came out and immediately showed a full three pitch mixed, highlighted by a fastball up to 93 mph. Working to an over-the-top slot Sthele was able to create plane on his fastball and showed late tumbling life on the changeup while spinning a hard slider up to 83 mph.

Joe Vetrano (2020 LHP, Shrub Oak, NY) showed his strength off the barrel during his round of batting practice opening day with a couple of long home runs before picking up a double down the opposite field line in his first at-bat of day two. He also worked an inning on the mound and lived in the upper-80s, touching 89 mph with his fastball and flashed a changeup at 75 mph. 

Benjamin Wiegman (2020 RHP, Antioch, IL) of the Royal club threw his two innings for the Maroon club. The Louisville commit lived in the 88-90 mph range comfortably and topped out at 92 mph, showing a quick arm and mixing in a breaking ball for strikes.

Cayden Wallace (2020 3B, Greenbrier, AR) has established himself as one of the most consistent bats in the 2020 class and not much has changed here in Arizona. There’s excellent rhythm to his swing, from the load to the execution, as well as plenty of strength has he barreled a ball hard back up the middle for a single.

Michael Brown (2020 1B, Vacaville, CA) delivered a big “wow” moment on the first pitch of his second at-bat as he turned on a fastball and delivered it over the right field fence for a no-doubt shot the moment he put the barrel on the ball. He’s still uncommitted but is quickly establishing himself as having some of the best raw power in the class.

Kyle Harrison (2020 LHP, Danville, CA) was superb in his first inning of work, pounding the zone as all eight of his pitches went for strikes. He works from a lower slot on the mound and ran his fastball up to 93 mph with short sinking life, creating angle to either side of the plate while landing a slider for strikes as well.

Ben Hernandez (2020 RHP, Chicago, IL) is an Illinois-Chicago commit who jumped on the mound for the Maroon team and impressed. He worked on top of his fastball well and generated an easy 91-93 mph on the pitch with some life while mixing in an advanced changeup with plus action down in the zone at 83 mph as well as a 12-6 shaped curveball.

Blaze Jordan (2020 1B, Southaven, MS) continued to show off his hit tool despite being one of the younger players in attendance, twice singling the to the opposite field while showing a handle for the barrel.

Liam Norris opened the game for the Columbia Blue team and quickly lit up the radar guns with a fastball that topped out at 93 mph. He works to a higher release point and generates plane with occasional cut and mixed in a curveball that showed hammer shape and big depth at times in the upper-70s.

Blaze Jordan recently jumped into the 2020 class and despite being one of the younger players in attendance made his presence felt. He showed off his power in batting practice and proceeded to shoot a double down the opposite field line in his first at-bat to plate a run. The next trip to the plate resulted in another base hit as he took an outer half fastball into the opposite field gap for a line drive single.

Drew Romo continued to put his defensive prowess on display in the opening game by throwing out two runners in the first inning, showing high level arm strength and accuracy with a pair of above average pop times down to second base.

Jared Kelley shows one of the easier arm actions and releases you’ll find in the 2020 class, as well as one of the best fastballs. In his opening inning he topped out at 98 mph with his fastball and comfortably sat in the mid-90s with running life when down in the zone. The Texas commit also showed a tight curveball in the upper-70s with tight bite to it.

Columbia Blue added to their lead with a couple of well struck singles from Mac Guscette and Samuel Infante. Guscette led off the inning with a line drive single on a hanging curveball before Infante got his hands extended and lined a single of his own, this time over the head of the shortstop.

Charez Butcher, a Tennessee commit, showed a low effort delivery on the mound that produced high octane stuff. His first fastball of the game registered at 96 mph on the radar gun and he continued to work in the low- to mid-90s while mixing a curveball up to 80 mph.

Storm Hierholzer was impressive during his two innings on the mound, running his fastball up to 92 mph while living in the 90-92 mph range throughout with sinking life. Along with the fastball he showed comfort throwing both a slider and changeup for strikes with life to both down in the zone.

Nate Savino opened eyes in a big way during his first inning on the mound as he topped out at 96 mph and lived within the 92-95 mph range. His arm action is fast through the back and creates plenty of angle from a lower slot, resulting in heavy sink while also showing command for a slider in the upper-70s.

Victor Mederos continued the theme of hard throwing arms as he sat 91-95 mph with his heater and bumped a 96 during his outing. There’s looseness to his arm action as he gets extended out front and mixed in both a curveball and changeup for strikes.

Nate Wohlgemuth has long been known for his arm strength on the mound and while he was up to 93 mph in this look, he showed a nice feel for an array of secondaries. The very first pitch out of his hand to open the game was a changeup at 84 mph with fading life and mixed a tight, late biting slider at 84 mph as well.

Hunter Barnhart did a nice job of working with heavy downhill plane on his fastball, showing a fast right arm that produced a top fastball velocity of 94 mph with sinking life down. He filled the zone and challenged hitters within the zone while showing a tight spinning curveball with depth up to 80 mph.

Alex Freeland may not have picked up a hit in the box score but he put together a couple of quality at-bats, seeing plenty of pitches in his first at-bats while fouling off tough pitches before barreling a ball hard to center field in his second trip to the plate. His third at-bat was no different as he barreled yet another ball right at the third baseman for another hard out.

Daxton Fulton was outstanding over his two innings of work as the 6-foot-6 lefthander pounded the strike zone throughout while repeating his delivery. He topped out at 93 mph from a higher slot and was able to create solid angle while showing a solid feel for both his curveball, which showed solid depth, and a changeup he flashed with diving life.

Alex Santos countered with two quick innings of his own and ran his fastball up to 93 mph with some sinking life down in the zone. The ultra-projectable righthander and Maryland commit was able to create some sink down in the zone and showed a feel for his curveball, landing it for strikes.

Masyn Winn’s athleticism has long been on display and after making a strong throw across the diamond from shortstop off his back leg the Arkansas commit came through with a line drive single over the shortstop’s head later in the game.

Ian Bahn closed things out in a quick inning of work, sitting in the 88-91 mph range. Currently uncommitted, the Minnesota arm showed a pair of secondary pitches and was able to elicit weak contact off the barrel.