Che Aamodt (2028 2B, Waxhaw, NC) has a well timed and simple hitting approach that maximized square line drive contact.  He moved the ball around the field and was right on just about every pitch.

Brody Michel (2028 OF, Fuquay Varina, NC) has some growing to do from his 5-7/125 frame but he has a good swing and swings with intent and some bat speed.  He repeated his swing well and looks like the type of young player who spends a lot of time on developing his game.

Gage Borrosco (2028 OF, Asheville, NC) looks the part at 6-2/165 and has a simple and tall approach at the plate that was very consistent.  He has present bat speed and drove the gaps with some carry.

Landon Maser (2027 1B, King, NC) has very good strength in his 5-11/175 frame and can get the ball to jump hard off the barrel.  There's more there as he learns to consistently hit through the ball instead of to the ball.

Owen Healy (2028 C, Denver, NC) does a better job than most hitters this age of getting into his hips and staying connected in his swing.  It's a nice swing to build on as he continues to get stronger.

Chance Ocain (2027 SS, Chapin, SC) took a very consistent inside path to the ball and owned the right center field gap for most of his round.  The right handed hitter turned on one ball hard and crushed it and we'd like to see more of that in the future.

Brayden Grogan (2027 C, Tega Cay, SC) is a left-handed hitter who hits from a spread stance and turns very hard and tight on the ball.  He gets out front for hard pull contact and has some lift in his swing.

Brian Ebeling (2028 SS, Huger, SC) is a left handed hitter and showed some of the best raw bat speed of the event.  He swings hard and the ball comes off hard, especially to the pull side.

Daniel Ebeling (2028 C, Huger, SC) had a different approach than his brother, with a wider base and more of an all fields approach but he had very good bat speed as well.

Parker Guevara (2028 OF, Rock Hill, SC) has some compact strength in his 5-9/150 frame and uses it well to create bat speed and some carry.  He's another hitter who gets into his lower half well to drive his swing.

Carter Sheridan (2028 SS, Oak Ridge, NC) may have been the smallest player at the event at 5-4/115 but he had one of the best swings and showed a very accurate barrel.  Our bet is that he probably spends more time than most working on his game and his hitting.

Brayden Smith (2027 3B, Pikeville, NC) roped a gap shot in the matchup for a double. Takes a direct path to the baseball, and finds success working gap to gap throughout the game and putting up a 2-for-3 line including an RBI. 

Wyatt Smitherman (2028 C, Durham, NC) swung a hot stick in the matchup showing off his power and contact upside. He roped a double producing some solid exit velocity off of the bat, and had a 2-for-4 line for the game. 

James Coulter Feehery (2028 SS, Alexandria, VA) continued to show off the juice in his bat by roping yet another double in this matchup. James finds barrels at a high rate and puts up quality at-bats when he steps in the box. 

Brian Ebeling (2028 SS, Huger, SC) had another solid game at the plate peppering balls to all fields. He displays some good bat-to-ball skills coming from his ability to control the barrel so well. 

Kaiden Kinard (2029 1B, Smoaks, SC) went yard in the matchup showcasing some power in his bat. Kaiden whips the barrel through the zone efficiently and produces some plus bat speed.

Baylor Pavone (2028 OF, Asheville, NC) kept the base paths hot in this matchup collecting 2 hits in the game. Pavone was seeing it well at the plate keeping his swing and mechanics simple. He has a mature approach at the plate, looking for a mistake from the pitcher that he can drive somewhere to all parts of the field. 

Ashton Mayo (2028 RHP, Fort Mill, SC) nearly hit for the cycle for Gray squad collecting 3 hits in the matchup. He hit a double, single, and a homer in the matchup showing his ability to be a dual threat in the box with contact and power upside. He collected 2 RBI's and 2 runs scored during the game as well, being a key contributor to his team in clutch situations.

Brian Ebeling (2028 SS, Huger, SC) swung it well at the plate in this game. He swings with intent and gets an explosive swing off consistently. He went 2-for-3 in the matchup including a big fly and 2 RBI's. 

Collin Tuttle (2027 C, Fort Mill, SC) had quite the offensive performance in this matchup diplaying some quality contact upside. He showcased his ability to be a solid situational hitter in this matchup driving in 2 RBI's for his squad. 

Josiah Rau (2027 RHP, Greenville, SC) had a solid performance at the plate in this matchup. Rau produces some quality bat speed with the ability to find solid barrels frequently.

Lucas Cox (2028 C, China Grove, NC) roped a double in the game showcasing the sneaky pop he possesses. Lucas has a direct path to the ball and does a nice job getting the barrel head out front and staying through the baseball. 

James Coulter Feehery (2028 SS, Alexandria, VA) was an on-base machine in this matchup with 2 hits and an RBI. He stays short and compact to the baseball and maintains a consistent barrel path. 

Griffin Parker (2028 RHP, Cary, NC) led off the game for Gold and smoked a single into right-center. He got a middle-middle fastball and did not miss it, putting an aggressive swing on the baseball. 

Brody Michel (2028 OF, Fuquay Varina, NC) lined a double into centerfield. He showcases some sneaky pop at the plate and has plus bat speed. 

Knox Carmichael (2028 RHP, Wake Forest, NC) pieced a ball into the right-center gap hopping it against the wall for a stand-up double. He got a belt-high fastball and did a hurting on this baseball. Did well off the mound as well going 3 innings out there cruising through the outing. 

Thomas Piscorik (2028 SS, Raleigh, NC) got a middle-middle fastball and sent a rocket into centerfield one-hopping off of the wall for a stand-up double. He generates good bat speed and gets his A-Swing off consistently. 

Che Aamodt (2028 2B, Waxhaw, NC) sat back on a curveball and barreled it down the left-field line for a base knock. He stayed grounded, allowed the ball to travel, and swung with intent. 

Julian Garver (2028 2B, Little River, SC) got the barrel head extended and smoked a fastball to center field for a base knock. On-time with the heater, finding the solid barrel. Mechanically sound, with a good path to the baseball.

Preston Javidi (2028 1B, Mount Ulla, NC) ripped a ball deep into right field for a stand-up RBI double. He got some good backspin on this ball, and it just continued to climb on a line. 

Gage Borrosco (2028 OF, Asheville, NC) attacked first pitched fastball and lined a single back up the middle. Smooth swing, with athletic motions, pre-set and throughout his swing. 

Collin Fisher (2028 C, Mooresville, NC) Started off the game for the gold squad filling up the strike zone throughout the entirety of his outing. Filled up with the zone with a 72-mph fastball and would buckle hitters by spinning a 64-mph curveball in any given count. Through 3 innings pitched, and collected 3 strikeouts, and not allowing 0 hits. 

Preston Javidi (2028 1B, Mount Ulla, NC): got the barrel head out front and laced a single into left field. Mature approach, looking for something elevated in the zone and did not miss it.

Brody Michel (2028 OF, Fuquay Varina, NC) turned on an inside fastball, displaying some good bat speed. He torched this ball into left-center for a base knock. He came back up to bat in the bottom of the 6th and pieced a double into right field, one hopping into the wall. He displays some sneaky pop at the plate with his advanced bat speed. Amazing performance going 4-for-4 in this game with 3 doubles.

Jared Horne (2028 RHP, Peachland, NC) threw it well off the mound, displaying a firm fastball at 79-mph that he could throw for a strike at a high clip. He had full control of his curveball and could throw it any given count. The breaker came through the zone at 67-mph and broke with an 11-5 break. Through 3 innings he collected 4 strikeouts and allowed 2 hits, and 1 run. 

Sam Hatcher (2028 RHP, Duncan, SC) had a plan at the plate and succeeded by smoking a single to the opposite field. He allowed the pitch travel, and put an explosive swing on the ball. Keeping his weight back and generating force through the ground. 

Jacob Justice (2027 C, Concord, NC) launched a homerun into left-center. He showcased his power at the plate, and raw strength produced from his frame.