*College commitment information is submitted by players and college coaches
Cole Brannen
OF - 2017 - Elko, GA
Georgia Southern
Brannen is the highest level athlete, with 6.45 speed in the 60 but a tightly wound 6-0/180 build that looks bigger and projects plenty of strength in the future. He has a smooth and strong left handed swing and lots of power potential.
Gabe Holt
2B - 2017 - Bonaire, GA
Texas Tech
Holt is a quick twitch athlete who runs a 6.5 sixty but has top level bat speed at the plate to go with it. He performs at a high level wherever he's played this summer and has an aggressive, high energy style of play.
Zach Daniels
OF - 2017 - Stockbridge, GA
Tennessee
Daniels is a very high ceiling athlete who is a 6.7 runner and who has big power potential at the plate. He's another player who has lots of energy on the field and plays the game hard.
Blake Jeter
1B - 2017 - Greenville, SC
Catawba Valley CC
Jeter is a seriously strong young man at 6-3/250 and has outstanding bat speed. He crushed the ball in batting practice, crushed the ball during Zepp testing and then hit a 445 foot home run that measured 103 mph off the barrel on Trackman. The young man can hit.
Bo Majkowski
OF - 2017 - Johns Creek, GA
Liberty University
Majkowski is a tightly wound athlete with a combination of power and quickness, especially in his left handed bat and right arm. He's the son of former NFL quarterback Don Majkowski.
Kennet Sorenson
C - 2017 - Smoke Rise, GA
Nebraska
Sorenson is one of the more athletic young catchers you'll see, with lots of present strength, very good quickness and speed for the position and a very good throwing arm. The Nebraska commit is a left handed hitter on top of it.
Tanner Belcher
RHP - 2017 - Smiths Station, AL
Wallace State CC-Hanceville
Belcher is a strong and talented athlete who runs a 6.8 sixty and shows bat speed at the plate. His future is on the mound, where he worked in the upper 80's with his fastball with a good curveball and change up.
Trei Cruz
SS - 2017 - Houston, TX
Rice
Cruz is the son of former big league outfielder Jose Cruz Jr. and is looking to be a third generation big leaguer. He certainly has the athleticism and especially the right handed bat speed to make that a realistic goal.
Kooper Briley
SS - 2017 - Martin, GA
Kennesaw State
Briley has a strong all around game with tools and polished fundamentals in all areas. He looks to be a high average right handed hitter moving forward, with a short and direct swing that really squares the ball up well. He had 7 hits in his two games.
Bailey Wimberley
RHP - 2017 - Eads, TN
Memphis
Wimberley has a long and very loose arm action that produced a fastball up to 88 mph and an impressive knuckle curveball with tight spin and lots of power up to 76 mph. He's a very good athlete who also runs a 6.8 sixty.
Myles Christian
OF - 2017 - Olive Branch, MS
Middle Tennessee State
Christian is a very projectable 6-1/165 athlete who had one of the loosest and smoothest left handed swings we saw all weekend. He also runs a 6.78 sixty. He's just going to keep getting better in all areas as he gets stronger.
Robert "Rob" Hamby
RHP - 2017 - Demorest, GA
GGC
Hamby has an impressive 6-5/210 build that still has lots of maturing to do. He topped out at 88 mph with a 76 mph power curveball that had impressive bite and depth at times. Hamby is a good athlete who swings the bat well and has some gap power.
Noah Farmer
RHP - 2017 - Metropolis, IL
Southern Illinois
Farmer is a very nice all around athlete who shows potential as a two-way player. He topped out at 84 mph on the mound but also showed his bat speed well in BP and games and was one of the highest graded players at the showcase defensively in the outfield.
Jack Collins
RHP - 2017 - Decatur, AL
College of Charleston
Collins is a strong young athlete at 6-1/190 and shows lots of two-way potential. He worked in the 84-86 mph range with a big breaking mid-70's power curveball on the mound, while also showing big bat speed and making hard contact at the plate.
Sam Warren
OF - 2017 - Grayson, GA
Georgia Highlands
Warren has a big and strong 6-2/190 build and blazed his way to a 6.51 time in the sixty, the second best of the showcase. He's a few swing adjustments from the right side from being an outstanding all around prospect.
Garrett Brown
RHP - 2017 - Madison, AL
Samford/Wallace State CC-Hanceville
Brown has a long armed athletic build that looks much closer to 6-3 than his listed 6-1 and he's very projectable physically. He topped out at 87 mph on his fastball and has some simple mechanical adjustments to make that will move him forward immediately.
John Bakke
LHP - 2017 - Huntsville, AL
Morehead State
Bakke is a 6-3/175 left hander with deception to his delivery and a high level of pitchability. He topped out at 84 mph with a big breaking soft curveball he showed feel for along with a nice change up.
Jackson Braden
RHP - 2017 - Adairsville, GA
Middle Georgia State University
Braden has a mature approach on the mound, with sound mechanics and the ability to throw three solid pitches for strikes. His fastball was up to 85 mph and he mixed in a low 70's curveball and a mid-70's change up.
Austin Slaten
RHP - 2017 - Phenix City, AL
Florida Southwestern State College
Slaten is a very good athlete who will keep improving as he fills out his 6-2/170 frame and gets stronger. He already has plenty of right handed bat speed, runs a 7.2 sixty and throws 85 mph off the mound.
Nolan Tressler
OF - 2017 - Canton, GA
Shawnee State University
Tressler has a well rounded set of athletic tools and is also a very sound fundamental player both offensively and defensively. He stood out at the plate in games, including hitting a nice game home run.
Paul Komistek
OF - 2018 - Knoxville, TN
University of Cincinnati
Komistek has tools across the board, including 6.9 speed in the sixty, a strong throwing arm from multiple positions around the field and a strong right handed bat with present bat speed. He's going to keep adding strength and ability to his 6-2/180 frame.
Matty Bapst
C - 2018 - Cumming, GA
Belmont Abbey
Bapst is a very good athlete for a young catcher and looked solid both offensively and defensively. He was especially impressive behind the plate, where he is quick and agile and was down to 1.90 to second base in drills.
Ford Hilyer
C - 2018 - Wetumpka, AL
Faulkner University
Hilyer is a pretty unique athlete who is listed at 5-5/130 but who has outstanding arm strength from multiple positions, including 82 mph/1.90 from behind the plate. He reminds us of another recent Alabama top prospect, Hunter Stovall.
Brodie Lenon
LHP - 2018 - Goreville, IL
John A. Logan College
Lenon is a loose and projectable 6-3/185 southpaw who worked in the 80-82 mph range and showed a big slurve type breaking ball that was effective to both left handed and right handed hitters. He can pitch now and his stuff is just going to keep getting better as he matures.
Brayden Moore
OF - 2018 - Parsons, TN
Volunteer State CC
Moore still needs to add strength to his 5-9/160 build but he has a very nice set of hitting mechanics that will make him a high average hitter and top of the order hitter. He is also a 6.9 runner and a good outfielder.
Jonathan "JP" Martin
C - 2019 - Cartersville, GA
Uncommitted
Martin has lots of present tools for his age and is very projectable athletically. He threw up to 82 mph from the mound, looks good behind the plate defensively and showed plenty of right handed bat speed.
Robert Tillman
OF - 2019 - Columbus, GA
Uncommitted
Tillman has a chance to be a top level prospect with hard work and normal development. He already runs under a 7.0 sixty, is in the low 80's from the mound and outfield and has some present right handed bat speed.
Ethan Anderson
C - 2019 - Woodstock, GA
GGC/Georgia Highlands
Anderson is a very projecable 6-2/165 athlete who was very solid in his present skills and tools in a number of areas. He could develop into a two-way prospect off the mound in addition to his tools as a catcher.
Dominick D'Antonio
C - 2019 - Kennesaw, GA
Northwestern
The 2019 catchers really stood out for their depth and quantity and D'Antonio was one of the better ones, if not the biggest at 6-3/215. He has very good present arm strength and was down to 2.00 to second base.
Jax Cash
C - 2019 - Spartanburg, SC
South Carolina
Cash popped down to 1.96 in drills and also showed a good arm and advanced pitchability for his age on the mound. He has a smooth right handed swing and will keep improving with strength and physical maturity.