John Genco (2024, ON) pulled a ball into left field his first time up for a base hit. The switch-hitter has shown advanced barrel feel all weekend long. Genco also displayed strong defensive ability at shortstop with a sliding play up the middle. 

Hudson Kiss (2025, Toronto, ON) showcased the opposite field power with a loud triple to deep left field. Aggressive base running allows for extra bases to be taken when they present themselves. 

Carter Brito (2026, Kitchener, ON) drove in the first run of the game with a single back up the middle. The approach stays gap to gap, helping Brito stay on tough pitches. 

Zij Mina (2025, Wasaga Beach, ON) barreled the first pitch of the at-bat into right-center field for a single. A strong, physical build helps produce loud contact regularly. 

Luka Dodig (2024, Vaughan, ON) displayed a strong arm from the outfield, cutting down a runner at the plate. Good momentum through the catchpoint helps create quality carry on throws. 

Charlie Renco (2025, Cambridge, ON) showcased intriguing two-way ability. The righthander ran the fastball up to 80 mph with a developing mid-60’s slider. Also found a loud barrel at the plate with a hard hit single back up the middle. 

Aiden De Leon (2026 SS, Milton, ON) stood out in this game for his defensive prowess, showing consistently good footwork in the middle infield with clean hands and a quick release across the diamond. 

Seth Morrison (2025 RHP, Dorchester, ON) was very good on the mound in his outing, working mid-70's with a clean delivery and solid command, missing bats consistently with a big-bending curveball in the low-mid 60's. 

Oscar Johnson (2026 OF, Puslinch, ON) took a good swing early on in this one and hit a liner to right field down the line. He's had a solid weekend all around, and looks like he has the building blocks of a very good hitter. He hit a couple balls hard today.

Sebastian Bozzo (2025 LHP, Oakville, ON) took a good rip late in the game, getting a fastball over the heart of the plate and timing it up perfectly, finding all barrel on a hard line drive into center field. 

Joshua Machado (2025, Whitby, ON) showcased impressive speed down the line, beating out an infield single with ease. 

Tristan Cerrato (2025, Newmarket, ON) jumped on the first pitch of the at-bat and lined a ball back up the middle for a base hit. Cerrato also showed off a strong catch and throw ability behind the plate. 

Devon Ouwehand (2024, Pickering, ON) impressed during his start on the mound. The strong, physical righthander pounded the zone with an upper-70’s fastball before turning to a quality slider at 64-66 mph with bite. 

Avery Rauzino (2024, Markham, ON) barreled a ball through the right side for a base hit. Quick bat speed allows the bat head to get out front and produce hard contact to the pullside. 

Aiden Clapp (2024, ON) found a barrel late with a line drive single into left field. A simple path allows for quality barrel accuracy. 

Keith Guanlao (2025, Mississauga, ON) drove in a run late with a single back up the middle. A quality approach allows Guanlao to stay gap to gap consistently. 

Noah Powell (2026 MIF, Toronto, ON) is an intriguing two-way player with upside both ways, showing a very loose and whippy arm on the mound up to 78 mph with good feel to spin the ball; as well as showing a quick and direct stroke at the plate that can impact the ball hard on a line. 

Henry Angelakos (2025 OF, Toronto, ON) took a big swing early on in this one, launching a double up the left-center gap with big carry off the barrel. He got a center cut fastball and did not miss it, with notable pop right now and more on the way as he matures. 

Christian Iriotakis (2026 3B, Toronto, ON) is being written about for the third day in a row and deservedly so, as he continues to show advanced hitting tools for his age. The lefthanded swing is loose and on plane for a long time, and his upside is vast as he fills out a very lean, young frame. 

Noah Glenn (2026 C, Queensville, ON) took a good BP in the workout portion of this event and swung it well in the game today, lining a single back up the middle with good jump off the bat. He's a physical prospect with good power upside. 

Drew Zettler (2026 2B, Unionville, ON) has a quick and compact stroke from the left side of the plate, getting his hands out front and doing a great job of directing the barrel, staying in the middle of the field with liners. 

Alexander Tassopoulos (2025 MIF, Stouffville, ON) has a long, lean build with plenty of room to fill along with good present bat speed, as he's able to stay through the middle with good connection in his swing and drive balls through the middle/the other way. 

Adrian Krupka (2026, Toronto, ON) impressed during his start on the mound. The fastball sat 76-78 mph with life through the zone. It paired well with a sharp curveball at 64-68 mph with spin rates into the 2500’s. 

Michael Parton (2026, Rockwood, ON) displayed a sound piece of hitting with a double down the left field line. A short, compact swing has shown the ability to spray hard hit line drives to all fields. 

Ben Goodacre (2024, Ancaster, ON) showcases a quality two-pitch mix that can miss bats regularly. The fastball sat 80-84 mph with quality armside run. A sharp curveball at 68-70 mph fooled hitters often with late bite. 

Ayden Ziegler (2025, Baden, ON) displayed strong defensive ability at shortstop making multiple quality plays. The infielder showed the ability to range well up the middle and make the tough plays. 

Alexandre Baril (2024, Dundas, ON) lined a ball hard back up the middle for a base hit. The right-handed hitter stays short to the ball with an approach that stays gap to gap. 

Braedan Fischer (2025 2B, Burlington, ON) had a good day at the plate, picking up a pair of base hits on the day and showing off his speed out of the box and down the line. 

Luke Petrie (2025 RHP, Burlington, ON) was good as a two-way in this event, throwing well on the mound and then showing a very loose and whippy lefthanded stroke at the plate, driving a double deep over the RF's head to the pull-side. 

Jack Ward (2026 SS, Paris, ON) is a twitchy player with a quick, direct stroke that he uses well in the box. He can handle pitches all over the zone and does a good job of using the whole field, and his speed plays in a big way as well. 

Ryan Hubbard (2026 RHP, Mitchell, ON) has a four-pitch mix on the mound and does a very good job of mixing and matching the arsenal to success. His fastball reached the mid-70's and he had good success with the curve, slider and changeup too. 

Colin Walker (2026 C, Brantford, ON) had a big swing in this game, roping a liner the opposite way that scored 2 runs, giving him a 1-2 day with 2 RBI. His swing is compact and stays connected, and he'll continue driving the ball more as he gains strength. 

Jared Wellman (2025 OF, Waterloo, ON) had a roped double in his first at-bat, and his body/swing both project so much it's easy to see him with prodigious power eventually. He had a good event overall and is one to watch moving forward. 

Jackson Gannett (2026, Oakville, ON) led things off with a loud double to deep left field. An aggressive approach allowed the right-handed hitter to jump on the early mistake. 

Lucas Meden (2026, Mono, ON) got the scoring started with a base hit the other way. Meden followed it with another loud barrel the second time up. The right-handed hitter shows the ability to keep the hands back and drive balls the other way. 

Josh Mendl (2026, Toronto, ON) drove in a run with a base hit the other way. A simple approach allows for the entire field to be used.  

Landon Dupuis (2025, Penetanguishene, ON) lined a ball hard into left field for a base hit. A short, simple path gets the barrel on plane early. 

Max Postic (2025, Toronto, ON) lined a ball back up the middle for a base hit. The right-handed hitter showcased the ability to stay back on the breaking ball and find the barrel. 

Eric Gregato (2025, ON) found a barrel late in the game with a single to center field. A simple swing and approach works well gap to gap

Mark Gregato (2025, ON) hammered a ball to right-center field for a sac fly. There is decent feel for the barrel present utilizing a clean, lofted path.  

Jack Ward (2026, Paris, ON) jumped on the first pitch he saw and drove it to right field for a base hit. The left-handed hitter shows a clean, lofted path with a fair amount of bat speed. 

Alexander Tassopoulos (2025, Stouffville, ON) showed the ability to use the entire field well with a line drive single the other way. Quality speed played well on the bases. 

Mathew Zylstra (2025, St Thomas, ON) impressed during his start on the mound. The righthander ran the fastball up to 79 mph and showed the ability to generate whiffs with a quality curveball at 67-69 mph. Zylstra showed strong two-way ability with a loud barrel late. 

Jamie Moore (2026, London, ON) lined a ball hard back up the middle for a base hit. The left-handed hitter displays good feel for the barrel and projects well for more power down the line. 

Santino Femia (2025, Woodbridge, ON) showed the ability to generate quick outs on the mound. The righthander pounded the zone with a low-70’s fastball and sweeping slider at 62-64 mph. 

William Mijares (2024, ON) barreled a ball to deep right-center field for a loud triple. A strong, lean frame helps generate quality power to all fields. 

Charlie Renco (2025, Cambridge, ON) drove in the first run of the game with a double to the left-center field gap. There is quality bat speed present with a frame that hints toward more power down the line. 

Vaughn Maginn (2025, Waterloo, ON) produced a loud barrel with a drive to deep left-center field for an RBI double. A clean, lofted path allows for balls to be hit well in the air. 

Drew Stabler (2025, Peterborough, ON) showed the ability to drive balls well the other way with a double into the left field corner. A quality approach allows for the entire field to be used well. 

Keegan Russell (2025, Whitby, ON) showcased an stuff on the mound. The righthander features a strong, XL frame that gets down the mound well. The fastball overwhelmed hitters, sitting 80-83 mph at 2350 rpm. 

Logan Gibbs (2025, Waterloo, ON) found a loud barrel on a double down the right field line. The left-handed has the ability to get the bat head out and drive balls well to the pullside. 

Joshua Machado (2025, Whitby, ON) put a good swing on a ball resulting in a har hit single to right-center field. A strong, lean frame produces loud contact often.

Cameron Kilgar (2025, Pickering, ON) showcased a strong piece of hitting, singling the other on a hit-and-run. A short, compact swing can spray line drives to all fields. 

Jasper Bakker (2025, Whitby, ON) drove in a run late with a double down the left field line. An aggressive approach allowed Bakker to jump on the first pitch mistake. 

Coen Johnston (2026, Kitchener, ON) got the scoring started with an RBI single to left field. A short path to the ball allows the bat head to get out front and produce hard contact to the pullside. 

Steven Trkulja (2025, Toronto, ON) showcased a nice piece of hitting, lining a ball the other way for a base hit and then followed it with a line drive single back up the middle. Trkulja also showed some two-way ability on the mound, running the fastball up to 79 mph with a quality changeup. 

Sean Bhatnagar (2025, Oakville, ON) jumped on the first pitch of the at-bat and lined a ball to left field for a base hit. The right-handed displays an aggressive approach with the ability to hit mistakes. 

Mikael Yusuf (2026, Kitchener, ON) barreled a ball to deep left field for a double. Quality barrel whip through the zone allows for sneaky power despite a smaller build. 

Derek Bell (2026, Shakespeare, ON) lined a ball back up the middle for an RBI single. A quality approach stays through the middle of the field well. 

Tyson Borghese (2026, Guelph, ON) drove in a run with a hard hit line drive int right field. Quick speed allowed for both second and third to be stolen immediately. 

Daniel Peng (2025, Oakville, ON) showed the ability to use the entire field with a base hit the other way. A short path to the ball allows the barrel to be found. 

Max McInnis (2025, ON) led things off with a hard hit single to right field before following it with a double the second time up. The right-handed hitter displays an aggressive approach with the ability to hit mistakes. 

Cameron Tomcko (2026, Mississauga, ON) found a barrel the other way to bring in a run. A simple, linear path allows for balls to be sprayed to all fields. 

Nolan Bigras (2024, Burlington, ON) impressed on the mound. The righthander pounded the zone with a low-80’s before turning to a sharp slider at 68-71 mph to put hitters away. 

Noah Canzio (2025, Waterdown, ON) showed the ability to use the entire field well with a single the other way. A short path allows the barrel to be found often. 

Jonah Cukierski (2025, ON) lined a ball back up the middle for an RBI single. The right-handed hitter displays a simple approach stays through the middle of the field well. 

Braedan Fischer (2025, Burlington, ON) displayed a quality two-strike approach, shooting a ball down the opposite field line for a two-run double. 

Noah Lee (2024, Toronto, ON) showed the ability to drive balls the other way well with a double to the right center field gap. Quality speed plays well on the bases. 

Evan Theoharis (2024, Richmond Hill, ON) used a quality three-pitch mix to miss bats often. The righthander paired a mid-70’s fastball with a curveball at 66-69 mph with depth and quality fading changeup in the mid-60’s. 

Daycian Cecato (2024, Guelth, ON) brought home the first run of the game with a single to left field. Shows a clean linear path with the ability to get the bat head out front. Immediately followed it with a stolen base. 

Noah Lamphier (2024, Pickering, ON) showcased a strong catch and throw ability behind the plate. The backstop possesses an accurate arm with the ability to create quality carry through the target. 

Hudson Kiss (2025, Toronto, ON) found a barrel on a base hit to the opposite field. A simple, linear path allows for line drives to be sprayed to all fields. 

Ben Goodacre (2024, Ancaster, ON) got the bat head out front and lined a ball into left field for a base hit. The right-handed hitter has the ability to get the barrel on plane early and keep it in the zone a long time. 

Phillip Sephton (2024, North York, ON) drove a ball to deep left field late for a double. A strong frame helps generate quality power that plays well to the pullside. 

Ayden Ziegler (2025 SS, Baden, ON) had a good day as a two-way talent, showing his hitting tools and athleticism on a hard single to center and subsequent stolen base, while also showing a quick arm on the bump with a mid-70's sinker and body that really projects. 

Kylan Hampton (2024 SS, Kitchener, ON) took one of the louder swings of the game, getting the barrel out and launching a double one hop off the wall pull-side for a double. He's got loose wrists and wiry pop. 

Tyson Moran (2024 SS, Wingham, ON) hit a bomb of a triple to right field, absolutely burning the outfielder on a shot to the wall. He turns tight and stays connected, giving him a good contact window with the bat speed to do damage. 

Dylan Schubert (2025 LHP, Selwyn, ON) has really swung the bat well this weekend, with a rope yesterday and another in this game. His hands are quick and direct, and he does a good job getting the head out front. 

Graham Taylor (2025 3B, Goderich, ON) made several nice plays at 3B on this day, none better than a charge play where he flipped his hips and fired accurately across his body to get a speedy runner at 1B. 

Michael Parton (2026 2B, Rockwood, ON) got on the bump and showed some of the better raw spin rates we've seen this weekend, running his curveball spin over 2400rpm at times with good bite and deep shape. 

Christian Iriotakis (2026 3B, Toronto, ON) continues to impress with the bat, hitting another roped single to center in this game, making it two days in a row with very good swings from the projectable freshman. 

Coen Johnston (2026 MIF, Kitchener, ON) had a very good game in this one, launching a double up the left center gap that made the outfielders turn their backs, and followed it up by making a diving backhanded play up the middle from second base. 

KJ Stronks (2026 RHP, Waterford, ON) has a whippy arm and projectable body, running his fastball up to 79 mph in this outing while also showing feel for spinning a big-breaking curveball. 

Arayan Persaud (2025 LHP, Stouffville, ON) took a really good swing in his first at-bat, lining a hard single to the pull-side. His hands are quick and the path is direct, and his body projects for continued strength gains. 

Nickolas Melehes (2026 SS, Puslinch, ON) had a pretty good day defensively in the infield, making several plays ranging from routine to plus, the most notable of which came on a tough backhand play in the hole at short, highlighted by a laser throw across the diamond for the out. 

Liam Wilson (2026 SS, Strathroy, ON) showed very quick hands at the plate and does a good job of getting on plane early, lining a single back up the middle that he squared up well out front with good drive through contact in his lower half. 

Simon Santos (2026 RHP, Mississauga, ON) took a couple good swings in this one, most notably an absolute missile of a liner to left field that was run down on a nice play. He's got strength to his frame and it plays in his swing when he's on time. 

Jordan Wener (2025, Toronto, ON) led things off by lining the first of the game into left field for a base hit. A simple swing allows for the barrel to be found often.

Jackson Hansen (2025, London, ON) found a barrel on a hard hit single back up the middle. A good approach and quality extension out front helps drive balls gap to gap. 

Michael Ham (2025, Aylmer, ON) displayed the ability to generate quick outs. The lefthander used a three-pitch mix to keep hitters off balance. There is good feel for a big bending curveball and fading changeup present. 

Jack Ward (2026, Paris, ON) found a loud barrel to the pullside resulting in a double. A short, compact swing shows the ability to produce hard hit line drives often. 

Jared Wellman (2025, Waterloo, ON) hammered a ball to deep left field for a double. There is quality strength within a lean build that helps drive balls with authority. 

Jamie Moore (2026, London, ON) showed the ability to produce quality power to the pullside with a loud double to deep left field.

Rosen Douglas (2025, Petrolia, ON) lined a ball into right field for an RBI single. Immediately followed it with a stolen base, showing good speed on the base. 

Caleb Quack (2026, Breslau, ON) found a barrel late with a hard hit line drive the other way for a knock. A mature approach allows for the entire field to be used. 

Tyler Smith (2026, Lasalle, ON) showed the ability to get the bat head out with a double down the left field line. Solid feel for the barrel helps drive balls to the pullside.

Kieran Harlock (2025, Burlington, ON) lined a ball hard right back up for a base hit. A strong frame helps produce quality contact when barreled. 

Michael Kolodziej (2026, Oakville, ON) displayed a nice piece of hit with a hard hit single back up the middle. A quality approach stays through the middle of the field well. 

Joshua Skuce (2026 SS, Toronto, ON) looked good on the mound in his couple innings, with good size and a fast arm throughout. His fastball reached 79 mph and sat upper-70's with good life, and he has advanced feel to spin his slider, with late tilt and bite under barrels. 

Christian Iriotakis (2026 3B, Toronto, ON) smoked a line drive single back up the middle, showing off really fast hands on a clean path. A younger-for-grade 2026, Iriotakis has the body projection and offensive traits that give him really intriguing upside. 

Ty Harnum (2026 MIF, Oshawa, ON) has good bat speed with a loose and whippy barrel path, getting the head out front on time and ripping a hard liner to right field (pull-side). This body and swing both certainly project. 

Noah Powell (2026 MIF, Toronto, ON) took a couple of good at-bats in this one, roping a ball to left on a line for an out and hitting a firm grounder up the middle that he just missed beating out. He's a well-rounded player with clear offensive tools. 

Dylan Schubert (2025 LHP, Selwyn, ON) had a good day as a two way player, throwing a lot of strikes on the mound with a loose arm and heavy two-seamer, and also showed a quick stroke at the plate that produced a hard liner to center. 

Dylan Nerlich (2026 C, Toronto, ON) had a couple of barrels on the day, including a lofted double pull-side and a hard liner up the middle for a single. He's a fastball hunter who has a quick stroke and goes to the plate with a plan. 

Brady Krasa (2026 OF, Toronto, ON) looked good in his inning on the mound, showing a quick arm and heavy sink on his low-70's fastball, also landing a big-breaking curveball with spin rates over 2,000 rpm at times for strikes. 

Adam Cameron (2024, Oakville, ON) impressed during his start on the bump. The righthander ran the fastball up to 84 mph with life through the zone. Showed confidence in a slider at 67-69 mph with tilting action. 

Michael Gregus (2025, Exeter, ON) lined a ball into right field for a base hit. A slightly lofted path has shown the ability to find the barrel often. 

Mark Rogers (2024, Cambridge, ON) displayed the ability to generate quick outs during his start. The lefthander pounded the zone with an upper-70’s fastball before turning to a sharp curveball at 64-67 mph to put away hitters. 

Noah Cantwell (2025, Cambridge, ON) jumped on the first pitch and lined it into left field for a base hit. A strong frame helps produce hard hit contact that plays well to the pullside. 

Owen Ralph (2024, Toronto, ON) looked good out of the pen. The righthander showed a quality fastball at 82-85 mph with feel for an upper-60’s curveball. Bth offerings can generate whiffs when in the zone. 

Avery Belgrave (2024, Hamilton, ON) showed the ability to get the bat head out front with a hard line drive to left field for a single. Immediately showed off the speed with a stolen base. 

Tyler Parent (2024, Newmarket, ON) impressed during his start on the mound. The righthander showcased an overpowering fastball that got up to 82 mph with feel for a sharp, 12-6 curveball. Both offerings miss bats when thrown in the zone. 

Andrew Kobryn (2025, Newmarket, ON) found a loud barrel on a drive to the opposite field gap. A simple approach allows for the entire field to be used well. 

Keegan Russell (2025, Whitby, ON) showed the ability to drive balls the other way with a single into left field. The slugging first baseman features a strong frame capable of producing loud contact. 

Rocco DiPietro (2025, Bond Head, ON) produced a hard hit ball the other way for a single. A short path to contact helps find the barrel often. 

Matthew Gaspar (2025, ON) showed the ability to overwhelm hitters with a quality fastball/slider combination. The heater sat 81-85 mph with quality armside run. Paired well with a short, tiling slider at 68-71 mph. 

Gavin Wong (2025, Markham, ON) drove in a run with a base hit to right field. A simple approach allows for the entire field to be used. 

Jasper Bakker (2025, Whitby, ON) found a loud barrel on a double down the left field line. The right-handed hitter has shown the ability to get the bat head out front and drive balls well to the pullside. 

Antony Kulasekaran (2024, Markham, ON) found a barrel late with a hard line drive back up the middle. A short, direct path produces frequently hard hit balls. 

Noah Couto (2025, Georgetown, ON) found a barrel early on with a single to left field. The left-handed hitter shows the ability to use the entire field well. 

Parker Deans (2025, Orangeville, ON) got the scoring started with an RBI single to left field. A simple swing allows the barrel to found fairly often. 

Jimmy Heaney (2024, Georgetown, ON) lined multiple balls back up the middle for base hits. The left-handed hitter showcase a slighly lofted path with an approach geared toward the middle of the field. 

Santino Femia (2025, Woodbridge, ON) showcased the ability to find the barrel with a hard hit line drive back up the middle for a base hit. A simple swing with good extension out front helps drive balls gap to gap. 

Jack Perry (2025, ON) was impressive on the mound. The left-handed overwhelmed hitters with an upper-70’s fastball before turn to a big breaking curveball that generates whiffs often. 

Gavin Baraniuk (2025, Toronto, ON) found a loud barrel with a line drive single to left. A clean, linear path through the zone allows for balls to be hit hard frequently. 

Keith Guanlao (2025, Mississauga, ON) lined a ball hard into left field for a base hitt. The right-handed hitter has shown the ability to get the bat head out front and drive balls to the pullside. 

Connor Israel (2025, Toronto, ON) roped a ball well into right center field for a base hit. The left-handed hitter creates good torque within the swing, helping produce hard hit contact often. 

Gavin Taylor (2024, Burlington, ON) drove a ball to deep left field for a double late. A lean frame with solid strength helps drive balls well to the pullside. 

Elliot Backer (2025 2B, Aurora, ON) showed off a linear stroke with quick hands, doing a good job of getting the barrel out front and making firm contact. 

Nate Graham (2025 C, Toronto, ON) has a line drive swing with a quick stroke, getting the barrel out front consistently and showing very solid barrel skills overall. 

Liam Dupuis-Cundy (2025 1B, Penetanguishene, ON) has good present physicality with more on the way, swinging it hard and generating good whip to the barrel. He's strong now and will get stronger, with lots of power upside. 

Carson Pollock (2026 1B, London, ON) repeats a more complex move well, generating plenty of bat speed on a clean path and impacting the ball out front consistently. 

Rohan Arnold (2025 OF, Chatham, ON) has good bat speed and keeps his swing path efficient through the zone, accelerating well and making hard contact out front with consistency. 

Jack Ward (2026 SS, Paris, ON) has a whole-field approach and executes it well, showing a loose stroke with quick hands that finds barrels across the zone. 

Michael Ham (2025 LHP, Aylmer, ON) has good righthanded bat speed and turns tight, keeping his hands compact and getting the barrel out front well with good strength. 

Jamie Moore (2026 3B, London, ON) shifts well and stays direct in his lower half to go along with a direct, compact bat path that accelerates well and has good success. 

Noah Glenn (2026 C, , ON) has good size and physical projection to go along with good bat speed and some strength, getting the barrel out front consistently and showing good traits of high-level hitters. 

Wesley Saunders (2026 OF, Ajax, ON) sinks into his hips well and does a good job engaging his core into his swing, generating bat speed with a whippy path and plenty of projection. 

Matthew Kolodziej (2026 SS, Oakville, ON) has lots of room to fill on his wiry frame and has the components of bat speed, swing plane, and lower half control that project to big hitting tools long term. 

Ben Ondevilla (2026 OF, Oakville, ON) has really projectable pop, with a loose stroke that creates bat speed and an early understanding of creating loft. 

Micah Thomas (2026 SS, Brampton, ON) rotates really well and does a good job of getting his lower half involved with bat speed as well, projecting really well as a hitter long term. 

Dylan Nerlich (2026 C, Toronto, ON) repeats his swing extremely well and does an excellent job of rotating and getting the barrel out front, showing some traits of high level projection. 

Elias Rubio-Reyes (2026 SS, Etobicoke, ON) stays committed to the middle of the field and has a linear stroke that gets out front, peppering the middle of the field with well-struck liners. 

Josh Skuce (2026 MIF, , ON) takes a long stride and does a good job of timing it up, getting the barrel in a good spot and making a lot of firm contact to all fields. 

Steven Trkulja (2025 1B, Toronto, ON) has good strength and rotational acceleration, creating stretch in his load and getting in good spots to hit with heavy barrel. 

Sam Kim (2025 C, Guelph, ON) has lots of room to fill remaining on his frame to go along with good present pop into the gaps, really projecting well for big power long term. 

George Aitas (2025, Ancaster, ON) produced a barrel early on with a line drive to left field for a base hit. A short path allows for advanced barrel accuracy. 

Luke Petrie (2025, Burlington, ON) showed the ability to generate quick outs throughout his start. The righthander used a three-pitch mix to keep hitters off balance and induce weak contact. 

Cameron Tomcko (2026, Mississauga, ON) displayed a quality two-strikes approach, shooting a ball into the opposite field gap for a base hit. 

Carter Pokora (2026, Kitchener, ON) displayed a sound approach with a line drive single the other way. Has the ability to use the entire field well. 

Bryson Steckle (2025, Zurich, ON) found a barrel on a hard hit ball back up the middle. A simple, linear path produces hard hit line drives often. 

Ayden Ziegler (2025, Baden, ON) got the scoring started with an RBI single into left field. A short path to contact allows the bat head to get out front. 

James Craig (2025, ON) produced a loud barrel on a double to deep right field. A strong frame gets used well at the plate to generate quality pullside power. 

Jack Thompson (2026, Toronto, ON) showcased an intriguing two-pitch mix in relief. The righthander attacks hitter with a fastball at 72-74 mph before turning to a sharp, low-60’s curveball. 

Tyson Moran (2024, Wingham, ON) found a loud barrel late with a long drive to deep right-center field for a double. There is a solid amount of power present with more coming down the line. 

John Genco (2024 SS, , ON) is a switch-hitter who showed feel for the barrel from both sides, with more whip from the left side and a bit more of a direct path from the right. His body projects and he should have some power from both sides as he fills out. 

Antony Kulasekaran (2024 OF, Markham, ON) took a very consistent round, generating good leverage off of his front side and getting the ball into the air with some jump, projecting well for power with continued strength gains. 

Preston Vieira (2024 C, Oshawa, ON) does a very good job of engaging his lower half in his swing, and using leverage to allow that lower half strength to play. He showed consistent barrel skills with some pop into both gaps. 

Philip Sephton (2024 C, North York, ON) uses the ground well in his swing and stays connected through launch with bat speed and a clean path. He stays committed to the middle of the field and consistently finds hard barrels. 

Benjamin Wdowczyk (2025 C, Oakville, ON) shifts well and engages his back hip, driving through contact with his barrel on a linear plane, staying committed to the middle of the field with good results. 

Zach McCabe (2025 3B, Oakville, ON) has one of the better swings of the event, with loose wrists and a quick, direct path, showing consistent ability to find barrel with lots of strength yet to come on his frame. 

Carter Yellowlees (2025 RHP, Oakville, ON) does a great job of getting his barrel on plane early as he launches, and accelerates through the zone with good bat speed and plenty of barrel. 

Ben Adamson (2025 SS, London, ON) creates stretch and launches on time, with a quick bat through the zone and good barrel accuracy, and he's got the projectable frame that portends more power as well. 

Myles Adamson (2025 C, London, ON) took a very solid round, with consistent path and timer that allows him to make adjustments depending on pitch location. He swings it well and projects. 

Noah Cantwell (2025 3B, Cambridge, ON) has advanced physicality and shows off that strength in his swing, separating well and creating leverage, allowing him to really launch the ball pull-side with big carry and the upside of a serious power bat. 

Tate Carey (2024 RHP, Windsor, ON) is a really talented RHP who can also do two-way things, with a swing that holds plenty of righthanded pop right now and room for continued strength gains on his frame. 

Cooper Clark (2024 3B, Thorndale, ON) turns the barrel efficiently and with good bat speed, getting the head out on time and consistently making hard contact, with a whole-field approach that he executes well. 

Aidan George (2025 OF, Woodstock, ON) is an athletic player with an athletic swing, generating leverage with good strength and bat speed to go with it, consistently making hard contact to the pull-side. 

Luke Conley (2025 OF, Whitby, ON) has a long and very projectable frame with present bat speed and an understanding of leverage, consistently getting on plane and out front and really projecting for power as he fills out. 

Tyson Groves (2025 C, Barrie, ON) does a very good job of matching plane and shows looseness to his hands and overall swing, with a frame that projects for enhanced impact as he continues maturing. 

Keegan Russell (2025 1B, Whitby, ON) has tremendous size and physicality, showing off that strength in BP to the pull-side in particular, with huge jump off the barrel when he's on time. 

Jackson Long (2024 OF, Guelph, ON) showed some of the better present pop of the event in his round, creating good stretch and really getting the barrel out with bat speed and jump into the gaps. 

Robert Omidi (2026 MIF, , ON) has a projectable build and good bat speed, getting his lower half involved and doing a very good job of using the whole field. 

James Craig (2025 1B, , ON) has good strength and is able to show it off in his swing, getting the barrel on plane and firing his hips well into contact, generating hard barrels that will have big carry as he elevates more. 

Cole Leuszler (2024 1B, Woodstock, ON)'s approach is to the pull-side and he goes that way with authority, getting the barrel out front and using his strength to really drive the ball in that direction. 

Ty Shapton (2025 MIF, Ingersoll, ON) took one of the more consistent rounds of the day, with loose hands and easy bat speed on a good plane, with the ability to work the whole field on the barrel. 

Ayden Ziegler (2025 SS, Baden, ON) has a whippy bat on a linear plane with solid bat speed, and as he found his timing the results got very good, with liners to all fields and good efficient moves in his lower half. 

Ben Bradley (2025 OF, Oakville, ON) swings the bat with intent and does a good job creating leverage and allowing his bat speed to play in a bigger way, showing big impact to the pull-side with more coming. 

Bryce Cross (2024 OF, Georgetown, ON) has a whippy lefthanded stroke with easy bat speed and the type of physical projection that is easy to project power on. He's one to watch moving forward as he continues coming into more strength. 

Adyn Schell (2025 3B, Toronto, ON) brings his hips with authority and brings the barrel with him, generating good loft to the stroke and showing some traits of a potentially high-level hitter.