Gavin Hamilton (2027 OF, Chandler, AZ) continues to impress with his do-it-all athletic ability. Found a hard liner for one of the loudest barrels of the day. Super athletic and impacts the game in several facets. 

Brody Panzer (2025 1B, Phoenix, AZ) stung one down the line for a double. Physical first baseman with standout strength at impact. Gets the bat head out front and looks to do damage to the pull side. 

Joshua Newton (2026 3B, Westfield, IN) has lived on the barrel all weekend long and it continues. Poked one through for a knock and added a second hit.  Continues to impress with his overall feel for the zone and barrel awareness. 

Isaac Valencia (2026 OF, Buckeye, AZ) stung one through the right side for a hard hit single. Worked the barrel well all day and saw pitches. Creates length through the zone and is very athletic on both sides of the ball. 

Top IF

Will Coffman (2025 RHP, Houston, TX) offererd a different look with an array of pitches and eye levels. Extended 3/4 slot generated arm-side run on his fastball with a good curve and slider. Made for a real difficult at-bat.

Joshua Newton (2026 3B, Westfield, IN) pieced a double to the oppo gap and raced around the paths in the process. Very strong barrel display dating back to BP and he's put together quality swings. 

Zharius McAllister (2027 1B, Gilbert, AZ) pieced a ball to the right-center gap and raced around for a double. Has big time strength in the hands, gets the head out front and impacts it on the regular. 

Owen Sherrill (2025 C, Houston, TX) has legit impact and strength throughout the frame. Impressed in BP and followed it up with a loud single in game. Plenty of pull-side contact and shows well behind the dish. 

Sehaj Malhi (2025 RHP, Cave Creek, AZ) showing up with the stick now as he pieced balls to the pull-side gap. Had a double and was on the barrel a ton over two games. Just a ton to like here. 

Top Pop

Lane Abel (2026 SS, Gilbert, AZ) loose looking athlete pounced on a double down the right field line. Quick set of wrists and athletic look in the box. Real good piece of hitting to stripe on the other way. Impressed in BP, added a single the other way too. 

Jacob Claver (2026 1B, Scottsdale, AZ) drilled a double to the pull side and stood up at second. Physical left-handed bat with a good bat speed and strength combo. Loud showing with the stick all day.

James J (JJ) Chrobocinski (2025 RHP, Phoenix, AZ) 6-foot-4 righty up to 85 and pounded it to the glove side. Mixed in a shorter slider and late breaker. Tons of projection left in store. 

Sehaj Malhi (2025 RHP, Cave Creek, AZ) impact two-way with good arm talent on display. Tight 12-6 curveball and ran the fastball up to 84 mph. Flashed a nasty changeup too. Gets over the top on his pitches and has a quick, athletic arm. 

Alejandro Cuen (2025 3B, Tucson, AZ) stung a double to the gap for a loud barrel. Solid barrels all afternoon, packs a real good punch at contact and showed well defensively on the left side of the infield. 

Gavin Hamilton (2027 Chandler AZ) put together a loud barrel display with good strength to the pull side. Gets extended and does damage when in the zone. 

Joshua Newton (2026 Westfield IN) has some looseness to the hands and projectable impact in the frame. It’s athletic with some whip in the zone and worked all fields. 

Owen Sherrill (2025 Houston TX) is physical and it shows with serious strength in the frame. Had loud impact to the pull-side gap and gains a ton of ground force in the swing. 

Adolfo Pacheco (2025 Laveen AZ) is a versatile switch hitter with ample feel for the barrel. He sprayed it both sides and has great timing and rhythm in his swing with more in store. 

Jacob Claver (2026 Scottsdale AZ) has loud left-handed bat speed and impact to the pull side. He works primarily to pull and creates good backspin and carry. 

Max Germaine (2027 Mesa AZ) has real handle and timing to his process with great rhythm. There is plenty of loose impact and bat speed to build upon as he matures. 

Trace McDonald (2027 Gilbert AZ) had serious impact to both gaps and wears the barrel out to all fields. Very loud round with big strength in a good build for his age. 

Isaac Valencia (2026 Buckeye AZ) has good low line drives and carry to the pull-side gap and worked it very well. Gets extended out front and the impact is more than present. 

Greyson Bott (2026 Scottsdale AZ) has great hands at the plate with a stronger top hand. Gets extended and flicks the barrel quite well. Gets into his impact well out front too. 

Sehaj Malhi (2025 Cave Creek AZ) has tons of projection to the frame and the loose hand speed is very enticing. Good round to the pull side gap and has lots of lift in the path. 

Macray Morgan (2027 Prescott Valley AZ) is a strong framed look in the box, produced easy impact and backspin. Tons to like long term and the feel for barrel showed. 

Cole Gomez (2025 RHP, Phoenix, AZ) wiry right-hander who missed bats at will. Worked up to 89 mph with loose arm-side run, good slider and curveball to mix. Slider was a go-to with late bite and dive. Good projection left in frame and has swing-and-miss stuff. 

Hayden Keeney (2026 LHP, Hanford, CA) showed well in his start on the hill. Consistent release point, topped out at 80 mph and pitched to contact very well. Good slider with plenty of feel for it. Can flat out pith. 

Trace McDonald (2027 SS, Gilbert, AZ) good piece of hitting taking a low offering right back up the middle. Showed well in BP and now producing in-game barrels. Good defender on the dirt too handled his own in the six-hole. 

Arthur Chavez (2025 C, Colton, CA) delivered a loud barrel to the right-center gap for a triple. Physical backstop with easy strength at impact. Ball jumps off his bat a good bit. 

Samuel Hyman (2026 RHP, Tampa, FL) jumped on a hanging fastball for a double. Worked ABs all afternoon and found a pitch he liked, pounced on it. Good intent to the hands on his swing. Followed with stolen base. 

Strat Vlahos (2025 C, Chandler, AZ) had loud barrels all day and stung one to the deepest part of center field. Physical backstop with real strength and heaviness to the hands.