Zechariah Haney (2025 C, Lugoff, SC) gets the first hit of the game. Sends one into center that falls for a base hit.

Max Jones (2025 OF, Columbus, GA) gets into a fastball sending it off a tree in LF for 2 run HR. 

Dailan McManus (2025 SS, Smock, PA) sends a single into right field then steals 2nd, 3rd, and home. 

Matthew Strydom (2025 OF, Marietta, GA) smokes a liner back up the middle then steals second. 

Zachary Swope (2026 SS, Louisville, KY) lands a single driving in another run.

Mac Morris (2027 SS, Taylors, SC) hammers a ball into the gap for an RBI triple. Easy power to the opposite field with good speed. 

Cameron Wood (2026 OF, Buford, GA) turns on an inside pitch sending it to the wall in left for a standup double. Stole third on the next pitch. 

CJ Woolcock (2026 1B, Lilburn, GA) throws a scoreless last game, getting up to 81 with the fastball. Big frame with potential to climb in velocity.

Mac Morris (2027 SS, Taylors, SC) showed off why he is the current #12 ranked player in the class with different impact and strength off the barrel for a player in his class throughout the round. Controlled violence and intent with the swing, quality bat speed and feel to work the pull-side with hard contact is evident here.

Zechariah Haney (2025 C, Lugoff, SC)- Clean round from Haney that saw him consistently turn over a ton of linedrives to the pullside, simple left-handed stroke with leverage and bat speed. 

Joel James (2025 OF, Atlanta, GA)- Different type of bat speed and quickness through launch, clean barrel path and always hits in game with a quality left-handed stroke. Been a riser here late in the '25 class and continues to improve, clean round of BP & impressed.

Kanon Nelson (2026 OF, Buford, GA)- Impressive round from Nelson, consistently on the barrel and flashed impact to the right-center gap; developing switch hit tool but real barrel skills from the left-side of the plate and has present strength throughout.

Cameron Wood (2026 OF, Buford, GA)- Strong framed prospect with strength to the pull-side, level path through the zone and creates some bat speed given the current strength and size; hit well this year in game for his school & showed off why here.

Kylen Jones (2027 SS, Douglasville, GA)- Compact right-handed swing produced a lot of consistent contact through the middle of the field for Jones. Clean swing, minimal moving parts and is direct to the ball & can create linedrives with ease.

-Michael Albee