Morgan Davis (2027, Dublin, Ga.) sent a nice backside piece the other way for a double early on in the game. The Georgia native handles the bat well and employs a mature all fields approach.

Kolson Howell (2028, Dahlonega, Ga.) took a fastball on the outer half the other way for an opposite field knock. The middle infielder creates length well and utilizes a functional stroke with balance.

Wilson Vonderahe (2028, Mableton, Ga.) displayed some impressive pull side pop, sending a shot deep for a double. The primary outfielder got the hands inside well and has some quickness and strength to them.

Jacob Sherrill (2028, Roswell, Ga.) looked sharp coming in on relief for Orange. The tall southpaw has plenty of projection and ran the heater up to 77 mph. The velocity comes easy from a smooth delivery and the breaking ball worked effectively.

Noah Geismar (2027, Marietta, Ga.) lived in the low-70s in his start on the bump for Columbia Blue, challenging with the heater. The curveball worked effectively, showing good depth and shape.

Liam Lowe (2028, Acworth, Ga.) drove a ball deep to the middle of the field in the third, settling for a long double. The infielder possesses evident strength at the point of contact and the power projects well.

Tyler McKinley (2027, Milton, Ga.) sent a ringing single through the middle in the sixth inning before taking second base on the very next pitch. The infielder handles the stick well and has clear barrel skills.

Shane Tucker (2028, Richmond Hill, Ga.) turned and burned on a heater, torching a liner to the pull side. The primary third baseman has a fast bat and swings the bat to do damage.

Owen Williams (2028, Richmond Hill, Ga.) barreled a loud shot to the opposite field gap, one hopping the fence for a double. The right-handed bat has strength to the hands and the ball carries with ease.

Brian Grant (2028, Atlanta, Ga.) gave it a good drive into the opposite field gap for a double to lead off the game. The infielder utilizes a simple and short swing with quality bat-to-ball skills.

Owen McKeeby (2028, Atlanta, Ga.) drove a beautiful opposite field piece deep into right field, one hopping the fence. The double brought the first run of the game across the plate and came off loudly. McKeeby followed up with another loud shot up against the center field fence for a triple later on.

Tucker Thompson (2028, Pendergrass, Ga.) showed a live arm, sinking the ball firmly in the upper-70s. The curveball was consistent and features medium depth with 11-5 shape.

Nicholas Sasser (2028, Macon, Ga.) came in out of the bullpen and impressed. The athletic right-hander attacked the zone and challenged hitters. The curveball was a weapon and he had a very efficient outing overall.

Alex Hutcheson (2028, Bogart, Ga.) swung a hot stick in the early morning match. The Georgia native knotched two hits, including a double and has easy strength out front.

Preston Conrad (2028, Kingsland, Ga.) stroked a booming double to the pull side gap and raced around for a triple. The Georgia native has the ability to backspin the ball with pop and has the athleticism to match. Conrad picked up a second hit later in the game.

Preston Deal (2027, Bainbridge, Ga.) showed quality arm speed and topped out at 78 mph. The velocity comes easy and he mixed in a big breaking ball to pair.

Seth Clark (2028, Monroe, Ga.) torched one deep into left field for a two bagger. The ball came off the bat screaming and is a product of standout bat speed. He followed up with another knock on a line shot to the center later on.

Logan Arnett (2028, Acworth, Ga.) came in on relief and showed a fast arm, topping out at 83 with lots of life. The heater missed bats in the zone and he flashed a short and tight slider to pair.

Bodhi Angersola (2028, Roswell, Ga.) went into the opposite field gap for a double in the first inning. The swing has simple parts and is repeatable with a clean path through the zone.

John Jang (2028, Sugarhill, Ga.) drove a double deep to dead centerfield in the late innings. The left-handed stick has a swing built for power with evident strength at impact.

Brody Cowart (2027, Shellman, Ga.) went right after hitter’s challenging with the fastball and drawing a good number of whiffs. The right-hander threw plenty of strikes, holding in the low-70s while mixing in a curveball.

Tucker Thompson (2028, Pendergrass, Ga.) put a charge into one in his first at-bat, knocking it up against the right field fence for a double. The swing has natural lift with good extension out front.

Tyler McKinley (2027, Milton, Ga.) showed a live arm out of the ‘pen for Columbia Blue. The righty ran the heater up to 80 mph and complimented it with a slider and changeup. The athleticism is clear and the arm speed is advanced.