Borrosco is listed at 6-2/165 but looks like he carries more strength than that. That strength translates into bat speed very well, as he had some of the best bat speed of the event from the right side and had a very simple and repeatable swing that lets him get to his power.

Mayo fell a triple short of the cycle on Saturday, or to put it another way, he fell a couple of feet short of a two-homer game as his double went off the center field fence. Along with his bat, Mayo impressed on the mound with a solid three-pitch mix, including a fastball in the upper 70's.

Ebeling is a primary catcher with good tools behind the dish but might be a better athlete as a middle infielder right now. His best present tool is his left handed bat, as he lived on the barrel all weekend with nice pull side power.

Piscorik looked to have the athleticism and actions to stay in the middle infield as he gets stronger. His right-handed bat also has plenty of bat speed and projected power.

Fricks was up to 81 mph on the mound and a bit unusually for a 14 year old pitcher, used his change up often and with plenty of effectiveness. Improving his breaking ball will be the next step in his development.

Horne showed a nice 6-0/160 build with good present strength and a loose arm that produced a fastball up to 80 mph to go with a solid curveball. He showed some two-way potential with a solid right-handed swing and a third base profile on defense.

Jones has a strong and athletic 6-0/170 frame and a good balance of tools that should all improve as he continues to get more experience. He has nice arm strength at a variety of positions and was in the upper 70's off the mound as well.

Ebeling is a strong hitter and crushed numerous balls to the middle of the field, including a game home run, although he differs from his twin brother in that he's a right-handed hitter.

Guevara was the best runner at the event, posting a 6.86 time in the sixty, and is also a strong left-handed hitter who gets into his lower half well and produces solid bat speed.

Carmichael has an athletic 6-0165 build that projects well and has athletic actions in all his non-pitching baseball skills. On the mound Carmichael topped out at 82 mph with good arm speed from a 3/4's arm slot and threw plenty of strikes with the pitch.

Cox has a strong and compact catcher's build with notable upper body strength. He showed nice quickness behind the plate with well schooled lower half actions and dominated some baseballs in the game with his right-handed bat speed.

Cameron stood out behind the plate defensively, with solid arm strength for his age and a flexible and quick lower half. He's got the present strength to already be showing his right handed power at the plate.

Kinard stands out physically with his extra big and strong 6-2/195 build and for a left-handed swing that is already strong and powerful. He blasted a game home run and picked up a couple of other hard hit pull line drive hits. Kinard is still 13 years old it's worth noting.