Jack Aurelius (2025, NC) pitched for 7-White allowing 1 hit and 0 walks, striking out 6 batters in 3.0 innings. Aurelius worked consistently in the 86-89 mph range and complemented their fastball with a 67-mph curveball. He attacked hitters consistently with his riding fastball, at times overwhelming them and snapped off a quality breaker too. The 6-4/195 RHP is a physical presence on the mound and shows excellent projection moving forward.

Reese File (2025, NC) led the way for the 8-Red offense going 1-1 in the game. File is hit .600 through 3 games. Well built physically, he showed excellent skill on the infield with a clean glove and strong arm. He also jumped on the mound in relief pitching for 8-Red allowing 1 hit and 0 walks, striking out 2 batters in 2.0 innings. File worked consistently in the 79-81 mph range and complemented their fastball with a 68-mph curveball.

Boston Parker (2025, VA) showed well rounded, two-way skillset for 9-Columbia Blue, swinging the bat with authority and flashing nice projection on the mound. With loose arm action, the 6-2/180 righty went to his 87 mph heater to attack hitters and spun a tight slider in the mid-70s. There is more to come for this rangy athlete.

Tucker Anderson (2026, NC) pitched for 7-White allowing 4 hits and 0 walks, striking out 4 batters in 3.0 innings. Anderson worked consistently in the 87-89 mph range, with some late sinking action at times and backed it up with a tight mid-70s slider. The sturdy 6-1/190 RHP is making great strides right now and remains projectable.

David Bostic (2026, NC) put some solid tools on display as the 5-6/150 infielder had solid at bats all weekend and was able to put his high end foot speed in play. He moves well on his feet allowing him to range well side to side and while his overall arm strength is emerging it played accurately.

Peter Hoffman (2026, NC) pitched for 8-Red allowing 3 hits and 0 walks, striking out 5 batters in 3.0 innings. Hoffman worked consistently in the 80-84 mph range. He displayed an athletic delivery with repeatable mechanics, and his slider showed elite spin traits as he created swing and miss. There is some two-way potential here as the 6-0/160 righty moved well on the infield and collected several extra-base hits in game action.

Ben Lee (2027, SC) pitched for 9-Col.Blue allowing 1 hit and 0 walks, striking out 5 batters in 3.0 innings. Lee worked consistently in the 81-84 mph range. HIs fastball was heavy in the zone, creating a lot of soft contact and he blended a curveball and changeup effectively. A sturdy 6-2/210 Lee held his stuff deep into the outing and it is easy to see another velocity jump for him in the near future.

Cooper Marks (2027, NC) has a lot to offer from a skillset standpoint as he performed well with the glove in the field and was effective on the mound as well. The 5-8/155 switch hitter displayed feel for the barrel and emerging power from both sides of the plate and his slightly above average foot speed complimented it all.

Braden Richardson (2027, SC) pitched for 9-Col.Blue allowing 0 hits and 0 walks, striking out 3 batters in 2.0 innings. Richardson worked consistently in the 85-87 mph range. The 6-0/170 righty worked quickly and aggressively as he peppered the strike zone with his two pitch mix. His fastball showed ride through the zone with solid spin and his slider was more than enough to keep hitters off balance. A solid all around athlete, Richardson is an above average runner, with good actions on the infield and plenty of arm to back it up. He also took a nice round of batting practice while finding the barrel in game action.

Michael Scaletta (2027, NC) pitched for 8-Red allowing 0 hits and 0 walks, striking out 2 batters in 3.0 innings. Scaletta worked consistently in the 81-83 mph range and complemented their fastball with a 69-mph curveball. He is a legitimate two-way talent swinging a strong bat from the left side and playing stellar defensive at 1B as well.

Weston Sykes (2027, NC) went 1-1 in the game. Sykes is hitting .333 through 3 games. At 5-11/160 he is a rangy athlete with projectable arm strength that played well in the outfield, on the infield as well as the mound. He generates above average bat speed and shows strength at impact as the ball jumps off his bat.