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Dawson Hinson (’26, Friendswood, Tex. #30-Gray)- primary shortstop finished off a big first day at the plate with a 2-for-2 performance in the box against Team Gray. He singled in his first at-bat and then went deep into the leftfield parking lot for a solo homerun in his second plate appearance. He finished off day one of the South Prospect Showcase with a perfect 3-for-3 day in the box with a single, a triple and a homerun. Hinson finished the two days of the showcase going 4-for-5 with two runs batted in, two runs scored and a stolen base in five plate appearances.

Steven Mims (’26, Magnolia, Tex. #25-Gray)- the 5-foot-10, 165-pound left-handed pitcher tossed three scoreless innings on one hit with seven strikeouts. He ran the fastball up to 81 mph moving it around the zone in the 4-0 win. He finished with 11 swing and misses during his 59-pitch outing.

Connor Lee (’26, Dallas, Tex. #32-Gray)- the 5-foot-8, 150-pound primary shortstop lined a ball into centerfield and raced around the bases for an inside-the-park homerun. Lee reached base both plate appearances controlling the barrel through the zone and using the middle of the field.

Zane Burton (’26, Spring, Tex. #24-Gray)- the right-handed primary outfielder tossed two perfect innings to close out the 4-0 victory. He retired all six batters he faced running the fastball up to 81 mph and recording three strikeouts. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound Burton did not allow a ball to leave the infield and controlled the zone at a 61% strike rate.

Brandon Caraway (’25, Cypress, Tex. #25- Black)- the left-handed hitter went 2-for-3 with a triple to deep right field and a line-drive single into centerfield during game action. The 5-foot-10, 150-pound shortstop also displayed his athleticism and arm strength on defense with a diving play in the hole and perfect throw to first base to record an out.

Miguel Nava (’25, Lake Jackson, Tex. #33- Gold)- the 5-foot-11, 165-pound right-handed hitting shortstop drove in a run with a triple into rightfield to drive in a run. He lined a first pitch fastball hard the other way that easily rattled up against the fence down the rightfield line and cruised into third for 2-Gold. The athletic shortstop also displayed smooth actions on defense with multiple plays all over the dirt during the 5-1 victory.

Dylan Gonzales (’26, Conroe, Tex. #28-Gold)- the 5-foot-9, 149-pound shortstop showed strength and barrel control in the box with a bullet to rightfield to knock in a run and a deep flyout to leftfield in three at-bats. The wiry strong right-handed hitter displayed a feel for the barrel and the ability to use the whole field in all three plate appearances finishing 1-for-3 for Team 2-Gold.

Micah Green (’25, Houston, Tex. #30-Gold)- the 5-foot-10, 182-pound right-handed hitting outfielder just missed an oppo-taco with a triple off the rightfield fence to drive in a run during the Team 2-Gold victory.

Anthony Fuentes (’25, Dickinson, Tex. #29-Black)- the 5-foot-9, 150-pound right-handed hitter doubled to deep left-centerfield to drive in the only run for Team 1-Black. The athletic shortstop had all his tools on display during game action with numerous defensive plays on the dirt. He showcased his soft hands and hose across the diamond with a play deep in the hole and pure arm strength to record an out at first base.

Roy Thomas King III (’25, Cypress, Tex. #29-Red)- the 5-foot-10, 180-pound right-handed hitter singled to leftfield to knock in the only run of the game in 1-0 Team Red win. The primary catcher displayed a feel for the barrel over the weekend in the box and the ability to play multiple positions on the diamond.

Adan Ramirez Jr. (’26, Houston, Tex. #33-Red)- the 5-foot-7, 130-pound right-handed pitcher tossed three scoreless innings with four strikeouts and only one hit allowed. He ran the fastball up to 79 mph and sat in the high-70s while controlling the zone at a 56% strike rate. He used his breaking ball in the 65-69 mph range and fastball to both sides of the plate to record 8 whiffs during his outing and 1-0 Team Red victory.

Ozbie Buentello (’25, Corpus Christi, Tex. #24-White)- the 6-foot-1, 200-pound corner infielder made quick work on the bump with two perfect innings. He retired all six batters he faced on just 16 pitches with a pair of strikeouts and only ball leaving the infield on a flyout to rightfield. Buentello controlled the strike zone at a 75% clip with both strikeouts coming on called third strikes.

Dawson Hinson (’26, Friendswood, Tex. #30-Gray)- the 5-foot-9, 165-pound right-handed hitter tripled to rightfield in his only at-bat to drive in a run. The primary shortstop showcased his defensive skills on both sides of the bag with solid defensive plays at second and third base during Team Gray’s 6-1 victory over Team Red.

Ashton Daly (’25, Odessa, Tex. #23-Gray)- primary backstop went 2-for-2 with a pair of singles and a run batted in. The 5-foot-10, 170-pound right-handed hitter stayed on a two-strike changeup and singled in his first plate appearance and then singled to centerfield in his next at-bat to drive in a run. He finished with three stolen bases and a run scored to fill up the box score.

Cooper Hodde (’26, Brenham, Tex. #28-Red)- tripled to right-centerfield leading off the bottom of the 3rd inning on a first pitch fastball in his lone plate appearance for Team Red. The 5-foot-10, 133-pound right-handed hitting outfielder scored the very next batter on a Sac-Fly to get Team Red on the board.

Caleb Hill (’25, Deer Park, Tex. #29- Gray)- singled and scored a run in his lone plate appearance. The 5-foot-10, 145-pound right-handed hitting shortstop also took the ball on the bump and provided a scoreless inning on just 12 pitches to close out the Team Gray victory while running the fastball up to 86 mph.

Chad Kirby (’26, Beaumont, Tex. #30-White)- the primary first baseman went 2-for-2 and knocked in two runs in the 3-2 victory for Team White. The physical 6-foot-4, 205-pound right-handed hitter singled to rightfield in both plate appearances while knocking in a run in the first and then the game-winner in the top of the 5th in game one on Sunday. He turned around in game two of the day and provided two scoreless innings on the bump with four strikeouts. The secondary right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 77 mph and showcased a solid breaking ball in the mid-60s.

Logan Sariga (’25, Houston, Tex. #37-Gray)- the 6-foot-3, 183-pound right-handed hitter went 2-for-2 with a pair of triples in the 3-2 loss. The primary outfielder accounted for both runs with a run batted in on his first triple to rightfield and then scored a run after his second triple to leftfield. Sariga had all his tools on display on Sunday with the two triples in the first game and then ran the fastball up to 86 mph on the bump in game two as a secondary right-handed pitcher.

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Ethan Miller (2024 OF, Longview, TX) roped a 2B down the pull side line for a stand-up double in the early going of this one. Took a strong BP yesterday and showed off the jets running a 6.50 60-yard dash as well; great to see it translate in game action as well. 

Brayden McDaniel (2026 SS, Houston, TX) punching way above his weight class here as he stepped foot ont the rubber. Up to 77 working his fastball with some late tail to both sides, spinning 2400 RPM sliders with legit two plane shape with consistency for whiffs and strikes. Very impressive showing of athleticism and arm ability, projects in a big way when the size comes for McDaniel. 

Anthony Fuentes (2025 SS, Dickinson, TX) showing off very clean actions short with quick funnels and exchanges to the slot paired with a big arm across. Glides in the six hole and holds down a premium defensive position with comfort. Found a solid line drive knock in the 8th inning of this one, getting on plane with a high fastball and driving it to left.

Micah Green (2025 OF, Houston, TX) smoked a double into the LCF gap in the back stages of this one, getting a center cut heater and creating some lift on it to one hop the fence. Contact driven swing with some adjustability present, moves okay on the paths as well as he stole third right after this.

Brandon Caraway (2025 SS, Cypress, TX) showed off all kinds of athleticism and twitch in this one, handling shortstop with clean feet and hands as well as a solid, accurate arm across. Not hard to project this working at the next level of the game; burner on the paths as well. 

Chap Bandy (2024 3B, Houston, TX) picked up two barrels in this one, including splitting the RCF gap late and legging out a stand up double. Has a level path through the zone and has been on time here this morning, showing he can impact the baseball and work it to all fields. 

Devon Castaneda (2025 SS, Spring, TX)- Solid three hit day from Castaneda here, finding a way to work quality ABs every time and get wood on whatever is in the zone.  

Boone McLaughlin (2026 C, Houston, TX) had a solid two hit day, translating a promising round of batting practice into game action by showing off some ability to control the barrel and work it to all fields. Takes what is given, solid approach. 

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Brandon Caraway (2025 SS, Cypress, TX) sprayed the pull side gap well and showed easy whip to the barrel. Athletic frame with lots to like long term. 

Anthony Fuentes (2025 SS, Dickinson, TX) big feel for the barrel consistent liners to all fields and really worked it. Has a handle for it at the plate and looks the part in the box. 

Ethan Miller (2024 OF, Longview, TX) lived on the barrel with impact strength all over. Physical kid and controls levers well with some big strength off it. Solid round.

Micah Green (2025 OF, Houston, TX) athletic looking kid with impact carry and backspin to path. Played to the deepest parts of center field. Sound hands and shows solid bat speed. 

Errick Lewis Jr. (2024 OF, Houston, TX) super quick hands and athletic stroke. Works it out front and those hands really shoot through the zone. Can really build upon this profile. 

Caleb Hill (2025 SS, Deer Park, TX) good feel for the barrel and solid all-fields contact. Hard liners to both gaps with present hand speed. Gets on plane and lets the hands eat. 

Dawson Hinson (2026 SS, Friendswood, TX) super physical bat for age with impact strength to pull. Athletic looking kid and there's plenty of intent and good bat speed for age. Solid contact entire round. 

James “Will” McKinzie (2025 SS, New Waverly, TX) some solid bat speed on display with awfully quick hands. Gets extended well and a clean finish through contact. Lots to like. 

Logan Sariga (2025 OF, Houston, TX) impact physicality and strength was on display as he nearly left the yard on a couple of occasions. Bat speed with real impact off. 

Max Martinez (2025 OF, Pearland, TX) really clean round all throughout and worked the barrel to all fields. Solid handle for it and shows promising strength at impact too. 

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