Gantt impressed all around during the weekend. The left-handed bat displayed intriguing power upside with a short and direct swing. Gantt also topped at 80 mph with a big curveball on the bump.

Curcio showcased athleticism that plays all around. The swing is rhythmic with bat speed and obvious power projection. The right-hander ran the heater up to 82 mph and the actions certainly play at short as well.

Labouchere ran one of the fastest 60's of the event early on, clocking in at 6.89. He showed good tools across the board in the workout portion with obvious athleticism and also performed really well in game action throughout the event.

Klinger looked strong in all facets and ran a quick 6.96 60-yard dash. The Georgia native swings the stick to do damage and flashed impact out front.

Hilley showed great arm strength from the outfield in the workout and it translated nicely on the mound. The primary right-hander ran the fastball into the low-80s and also mixed in a curveball right around 70 mph with quality depth.

Johns put together an impressive round of batting practice early on in the event and smashed the ball to all parts of the field. There's low effort strength here and it should only continue to tick up. Also has solid arm strength from the outfield and performed well on the mound too.

Lee impressed in the dirt with great athleticism, a confident glove, and quick feet. The bat speed plays and the ball jumped off the barrel well.

McKinley showed bat speed with whip to the barrel through the zone. The primary infielder moved around well in the infield with athletic actions. He also topped at 80 mph and mixed in a nice changeup.

Luftig showed big strength throughout the weekend at the plate. The ball comes off the barrel easily and he performed well in game action with a double. He also showed good arm strength across the diamond, recording throws up to 80 mph.

Gallman showed good catch-and-throw skills behind the plate that translated in game action, nabbing a runner. He also showed under control actions in the outfield with projectable arm strength from that spot and solid barrel skills in the box too.

Brown put together a solid performance in the workout portion of the event but really stood out in game action, hitting a homer to the pull-side. There's quality defense behind the plate with arm strength as well.

Penrose employed a pull side approach and peppered balls to left field. The power projects given the frame and he showed ability to throw from different angles in the infield.

Arnett showed some very good power upside and lots of impact in the bat. The arm strength is significant behind the plate and translated on the mound as well, topping at 83 mph.

McKeeby showed big arm strength across the diamond and it showed on the mound too. He ran the fastball into the mid-80s with arm-side life and also mixed in a tight breaking ball right around 70 mph. He also put together a good round of batting practice with easy strength and ran well too.

Whitney really impressed with the stick, showing juice to pull side that showed up in game as well. There is plenty of feel for the barrel and he looked solid behind the dish to go along with the obvious offensive upside.

Sapp is a really impressive athlete in all facets and dominated on the mound. He ran the fastball into the upper-70s with athleticism down the mound and three pitches for strikes. He controls the barrel nicely at the plate as well with a contact oriented approach.

Conrad absolutely raked, collecting multiple hard hits in game. The left-handed bat possesses an accurate barrel and can make tight turns with budding power.

Pisano got the event kicked off with a 6.98 60-yard dash and then showed quality actions on the defensive side with a strong arm. There's solid barrel control here too in the box and should continue to grow into more power in the coming years.

Angersgola exhibited real feel for the glove during his round in the infield. The shortstop ranged to both sides with ease and an accurate arm, employing a middle of the field approach at the plate.

Conner ran a blazing 6.85 60-yard dash and the twitch plays with bounce in the infield. He showed ability to use the opposite field while controlling the barrel very well.

Fernandez showed some easy impact at the plate throughout the event as he lived on the barrel in game action and also put together a good round of batting practice. He's an athletic middle infielder that runs well and has good projection.

Roberts showed some easy stuff on the mound and it's easy to project more velocity here soon. He ran the fastball up to 80 mph and lived in the upper-70s with good feel for the breaking ball. The arm strength plays from multiple positions and also has projectable power in the box.

Bobersky turns the barrel over with easy strength out front. The power showed well and he employed natural actions in the outfield to go along with an accurate arm.

Biggers utilized a clean and compact stroke with some pop to the middle of the field. The southpaw looked sharp on the bump too, pounding the zone and landing a sharp hook.

Brooks showed well in all facets. The shortstop worked gap to gap with strength and balance. The arm strength plays on the left side, topping out at 82 mph on the bump.

Chandler used an advanced approach during his round, shooting balls all over the field. He was on the barrel plenty throughout and showed solid actions in the outfield as well.

Corbett displayed good present pop and creates leverage with barrel the barrel well. The arm strength played well in the infield with solid carry and he repeated well with a big curveball on the mound.

Esquivel put together a strong round of batting practice early on in the event. He showed a flatter barrel path through the zone with easy strength to the pull-side and got into it often. He also showed solid arm strength across the diamond with athletic actions too.

Gravitt controlled the barrel well, employing a mature approach. The outfielder is athletic and utilized methodical and under control actions in the grass.

Loadwick has good handle for the barrel and quality bat-to-ball skills. The swing has very simple components with the ball coming off well. The fastball topped at 79 mph with solid feel for a curveball.

Mascaro put together an intriguing round of batting practice early on in the event. The tall/lean right-handed hitter got into the power at times and it's easy to project more. He also showed solid arm strength across the infield as well.

Schelter showed a lot of things to be intrigued by throughout the weekend. The swing is short and simple and he's a quality athlete. He jumped on the mound and impressed as well, running the fastball into the upper-70s.

Steinemann performed extremely well in game action throughout the event, hitting a hard double into the opposite field on day one. There's quality catch and throw skills behind the plate with strength coming off the barrel here.

Bolton was on the barrel throughout the round of batting practice and showed excellent feel for it. The swing is short and simple and he hit the ball hard right back up the middle throughout the round. He also has solid arm strength from behind the plate as well.

Douglas is a good athlete with traits across the board that should only continue getting better as he grows into the frame. He's a solid runner and has arm strength from the outfield and also controls the barrel nicely in the box with power projection.

Garrison showed some athletic actions on the dirt with advanced feel for the leather and ability to change arm angles. He stays short and simple in the box as well with solid barrel skills.

Lavigne impacted the ball hard, recording an exit velocity of 85 mph. The ball comes off loud and he creates length well. The power potential is interesting from behind the dish.

Ramaley showed athletic actions on the dirt with good feel for the leather on display throughout the round. He controls the levers nicely to field the ball out front and also showed good arm strength across and behind the plate. There's also some power in the right-handed bat here as well, recording an exit velocity of 79 mph.

Robbins was really intriguing on the mound with a solid two pitch mix and projects well for more velocity soon. He worked comfortably in the mid-70s, running it up to 78 mph and mixed in a downer shaped curveball right around 60 mph. He also showed easy strength at the plate, recording an exit velocity of 80 mph.

Thompson stays direct to the ball and controlled the barrel very well. The ball jumped off the bat with ease and the actions were athletic in the infield.

Davis peppered balls to the middle of the field consistently with present bat speed and hand strength. The swing is functional and the actions play at multiple spots on the diamond.

Hutcheson creates leverage well and struck the ball hard to all fields. The frame projects and there is rhythm to the swing. The actions play in the outfield, working through the ball well.

Jang used a functional stroke with the ability to backspin the ball. The parts to the swing are easy with rhythm and the glovework impressed in the infield.

King worked to the middle of the field regularly in the round of batting practice. He has a short swing with solid barrel skills and the power will continue to tick up in the coming years. He's a sound defender behind the plate too with projectable arm strength.

Lovett showed off some quality actions on the dirt in the workout portion and also put together a solid round of batting practice. He has a loose swing with good rhythm in the hands and was on the barrel often in the round.

Pruitt used his long frame well, controlling the levers and using a linear bat path. The power projection is legit with continued added strength. The arm strength is very intriguing as well, running a fastball up to 82 mph.

Rice showed athletic qualities throughout the event. He was on the barrel in the round of batting practice and showed good contact skills. He jumped on the mound as well and ran the fastball into the upper-70s with a solid breaking ball mixed in as well.

Rutledge is a big, physical prospect with some big strength at the dish. He gets into it often in the swing and routinely hit the ball hard in the round of batting practice. He also showed well on the mound with a fastball heavy diet and worked comfortably in the mid-70s with good projection.

Williams swung an impactful bat with low effort strength, recording an exit velocity of 85 mph. There is lift to the path and he looked comfortable around the bag at first base.

Lott is a great athlete and the swings projects really well. The hands are quiet with a linear path and impact out front. The fundamentals were evident in the dirt, utilizing natural actions.

Malcom has a well-rounded game and showcased quality bat speed with an athletic process to match. There is plenty of energy and intent to go along with good fundamentals in the infield.

Vonderahe showed some low effort strength throughout the event at the plate. The right-handed hitter has quality leverage in the swing and the ball comes off the barrel easily. He also showed good arm strength from multiple defensive positions and on the mound as he ran the fastball into the upper-70s.

Elrod was one of the names that stood out during batting practice as he hit the ball hard to the pull-side consistently. He has a functional left-handed swing with easy bat speed and the strength translates nicely into the swing.

Stephens showed good barrel control and contact skills throughout the event. The right-handed hitter shows a short path to contact with the prototypical top of the order skillset and also showed off the arm strength both from the outfield and on the mound.