2024 Sophomore National Showcase (2027 Grads) (06/12/2024 - 06/14/2024)

6/16/2024 12:00:00 AM

Chase Jones (2027 OF, Stockbridge, GA) collected a double with a good piece of hitting. Athletic prospect with a lot of upside, loose and easy swing with leverage and all fields ability.

Jalen Jacob (2027 3B, Maple, ON) got into one of the best hit baseballs of the entire week regardless of event here... 100 off the bat and got out in a hurry, mammoth bomb to right-center that cleared the wall where many can't; different juice for the age and class.

Ryan Trout (2027 RHP, Bogart, GA) posted two clean innings on the bump, working up to 85-mph while filling the zone with strikes and flashing a real sharp curveball in the mix with plenty of depth and wrinkle... continues to make strides as an arm.

Jake Sedmack (2027 OF, Fort Myers, FL) got a homerun of his own here, going down and lifting a ball over the left-center wall. Lean and athletic prospect with all kinds of projection, got on the mound and ran the fastball up to 87-mph in his stint of work.

Charles Becker (2027 RHP, Mt. Pleasant, SC)- Starters mix with three pitches for strikes and can hold velocity, works a slidestep in with runners on and flashes a breaking ball and change with crossfire delivery; up to 84-mph here.

Juice Tate (2027 SS, Columbus, MS) roped a fastball over the shortstop's head and wheeled around for a triple... good barrel and aggressive on the paths, rounded first with three bags in mind and got there.

Matty Carroll (2027 3B, Charlotte, NC) got into one and collected a triple in his first at-bat of the game while hopping on the mound and running it up to 83-mph. Athletic frame to project on, good showing as a whole this week.

Haydenn Downes (2027 OF, Douglasville, GA)- All-around athletic player who continues to improve at a rapid rate, swing has created some more length and collected a single on the day.

Hayes Maginnis (2027 SS, Newnan, GA)- Absurd arm talent for the size, up to 91-mph with present control and can really spin with very good defensive actions as will up the middle; has a chance to be a special player.

Beckett Denton (2027 RHP, Matthews, NC)- Clean two innings of work, attacked the zone and challenged hitters with his mix running it up to 82-mph with secondaries to pair.

Isaiah Galason (2027 SS, Kathleen, GA)- Athletic middle infielder that collected two hits in game action... big standout performer on the week and opened a ton of eyes on a big stage.

Carter Hullett (2027 C, Brentwood, TN)- Nothing but 90+ EV barrels on the week for Hullett.. just different raw strength present that shows up in game action often.

-Michael Albee

6/14/2024 5:43:20 PM

Cole Ruggeri (2027 RHP, Naperville, IL)- the 6-foot-1, 165-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 89 mph over three innings for Team Green. The Missouri commit allowed one hit and finished with three strikeouts.

Ethan Armbruster (2027 RHP, Austin, TX)- the 6-foot-3, 192-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings for Team Gray. Armbruster ran the fastball up to 85 mph and featured a curveball in the 71-74 mph range and changeup around 77 mph. A two-way athlete from Westlake High School in Texas finished with two hits allowed and three strikeouts.

Lucas Smith (2027 C, McKinney, TX)- the 6-foot-1, 190-pound right-handed hitter lined a high fastball into left field for a single. Good piece of hitting to stay connected and get the barrel to a fastball at the top of the zone inside. No. 2 catcher in Texas class doubled off the left-field wall later on at 84 mph and 337 feet.

Matt Meeker (2027 OF, Waukee, IA)- the 6-foot-4, 220-pound left-handed hitter drove a ball into the left-centerfield gap for a double to drive in a run for Team Green. The No.1 ranked outfielder in the Iowa class displayed a direct barrel with pop through the middle of the field.

Blake Lundy (2027 C, Ooltewah, TN)- the 6-foot-3, 220-pound right-handed hitter crushed a double at 93 mph exit velocity that short-hopped the 385-sign in deep centerfield. The No. 2 ranked catcher in the national class put up big numbers during the Jr. National Showcase.

Sebastian Wilson (2027 OF, Chicago, IL)- the 6-foot, 185-pound left-handed hitter was all over the barrel with two hits in two at-bats for Team Green. The Tennessee commit put together solid at-bats with good takes, zone awareness and barrel control through the zone against Team White.

Cason Borchardt (2027 OF, Horace, ND)- the 6-foot-2, 180-pound left-handed hitting outfielder lined a double into the right-centerfield gap at 92 mph exit velocity to score a run for Team Gray. A secondary left-handed pitcher, Borchardt ran the fastball up to 84 mph with a breaking ball in the 71-74 mph range.

Drew Davis (2027 2B/RHP, Sumrall, MS)- the 6-foot, 170-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 87 mph with slight cut-action through the zone. He featured a power curveball with depth at just under 2900 RPM as his primary secondary. He finished with two strikeouts in two innings for Team Green.

JD Aufderheide (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA)- the 6-foot-1, 195-pound right-handed hitter drove in a run for Team Gray with a single in two at-bats. The No. 2 ranked outfielder in the Georgia class displayed athleticism and strength in all facets of his game on both sides of the ball during the Jr. National Showcase. 

Grant Stafford (2027 SS, Lufkin, TX)- the 5-foot-11, 170-pound shortstop was picking it on the dirt with multiple nice defensive plays moving around with accurate throws across the diamond. Stafford displayed a quick first step to both sides and sure hands a quick release. A left-handed hitter, Stafford also went 2-for-3 at the dish with a run scored for Team Gray.

Lukas Waite (2027 OF/RHP, San Diego, CA)- the 6-foot-2, 180-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 92 mph with life through the zone and sharp breaking ball in the 76-79 mph range. He finished with a strikeout and no hits over one inning of relief.

KJ Anderson (2027 C, Cookeville, TN)- the 6-foot, 190-pound left-handed hitter drove a ball over the centerfielder's head for a double and RBI at 88 mph exit velocity. The strong-framed backstop displayed easy juice during batting practice and recorded a 99-mph exit velocity during drills. 

Dominic Naylor (2027 SS/RHP, Cedar Park, TX)- the 6-foot-1, 190-pound physical shortstop ran the fastball up to 87 mph on the bump with a slider in the high-70s. 

6/14/2024 2:30:24 PM

Grant Sperandio (2027 RHP, Houston, TX)- the 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 92 mph and sat in the high-80s over a two-inning start for Team Black. Sperandio featured a three-pitch mix with curveball in the 72-75 mph range and changeup 76-77 mph. He finished with four strikeouts and 58% strike rate. 

Carter Harcek (2027 RHP, Midland, MI)- the 6-foot-2, 180-pound right-handed pitcher punched out five over two no-hit innings for Team Navy. Harcek sat in the mid-80s with his fastball and featured a big breaking curveball with depth in the 70-73 mph range.

JD Haughey (2027 OF, Tampa. FL)- the 6-foot, 170-pound left-handed hitter drilled a double into left-centerfield gap to score a run for Team Navy. The primary outfielder showed quick hands and the ability to drive the ball the other way on the double with an 89 mph exit velocity.

Keegan Burke (2027 RHP, Las Vegas, NV)- the 6-foot-2, 165-pound right-handed pitcher finished with four strikeouts over three innings pitched for Team Black. Burke ran the fastball up to 86 mph and featured a breaking ball in the 75-77 mph range with a 67% strike rate.

Isaiah Galason (2027 SS, Kathleen, GA)- the 5-foot-10, 165-pound right-handed hitter smoked a first pitch fastball into right field for a single. The primary shortstop posted a 90 mph exit velocity on the knock. He finished 2-for-2 with two singles on the day. The athletic infielder also ran the fastball up to 89 mph on the bump as a secondary right-handed pitcher.

Tanner Brown (2027 LHP, Huntington Beach, CA)- the 5-foot-11, 155-pound left-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings for Team Navy. The TCU commit allowed no hits and ran the fastball up to 85 mph with sink and run. Brown featured a slider in the 70-73 mph range and finished with five strikeouts.

Will Brick (2027 C, Memphis, TN)- the 6-foot-1, 180-pound right-handed hitter went 2-for-2 for Team Navy. The No. 1 ranked catcher in the 2027 class singled and went way back to left field for a solo home run.

Kaden Wasniewski (2027 3B/RHP, McHenry, IL)- the 6-foot, 165-pound primary third baseman displayed his arm strength on the bump running the fastball up to 88 mph. A right-handed hitter, Wasniewski lined a single into centerfield for 1 of the 3 hits on the day for Team Black.

Kash VanHouten (2027 SS/RHP, Canton, IL)- the 6-foot, 170-pound right-handed pitcher struck out two batters over two scoreless innings on one hit. He ran the fastball up to 89 mph and featured a breaking ball in the 71-74 mph range with 60% strike rate.

Mac Morris (2027 SS/RHP, Taylors, SC)- the No.1 ranked shortstop in the 2027 class ran the fastball up to 88 mph on the bump. He finished with two strikeouts and a 60% strike rate over his scoreless inning of relief.

6/13/2024 10:10:25 PM

Trent Buckley (2027 RHP, Columbia, MS)- the 6-foot-5, 200-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings running the fastball up to 88 mph. The No. 1 ranked right-handed pitcher in the Mississippi class featured a slider in the 75-78 mph and finished with a strikeout and a 70% strike rate. 

Landis Pickett (2027 RHP, Jacksonville, FL)- the 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 89 mph and featured a breaking ball in the 69-71 mph range with a changeup in the high-70s. Pickett finished with four strikeouts over two innings with a 73% strike rate.

Bobby Wooten (2027, SS Macon, GA)- the 5-foot-1, 167-pound shortstop made a great diving play to his left at third base with quick reaction and glove awareness. Athletic play and accurate strong throw across the diamond to record the out.

Collin Thomas (2027 SS, Atlanta, GA)- the 5-foot-9, 170-pound switch-hitting shortstop doubled and scored a run from the left side of the plate in his first at-bat for Team White. 

Landon Swinney (2027 OF, Belden, MS)- the 5-10, 175-pound right-handed hitter drove in a run for Team White with a bullet into centerfield for a single.

Caeden Patterson (2027 RHP, Danville, KY)- the 6-foot-1, 175-pound right-handed pitcher finished with a pair of strikeouts in two innings for Team Royal. Patterson did not allow an earned run while running the fastball up to 87 mph and curveball in the 72-75 mph range.

Carson Sosebee (2027 C, Dawsonville, GA)- the 5-foot-10, 165-pound right-handed hitter singled in his only at-bat for Team White. The athletic catcher posted some big catching numbers with a 7.12 second 60-yard dash time and 1.90 pop time with 77 mph arm strength behind the dish.

6/13/2024 10:05:32 PM

Mathew Westbrook (2027 Douglasville, GA) is a quick armed righty that attacked the zone with a 3-piutch mix. His fastball peaked in the upper-80’s and got some carry. His curveball had hard spin on it and 2500 spin at times. He also showed the ability to kill spin on the CH.

Konnor Briggs 2027 (Oxford, FL) pitches with good angle and some late life off his fastball that lived in the low-80s. There is significant projection in the long and lean 6’4 frame. He snapped a hammer curveball as well that peaked in the upper-70’s.

Bobby Wooten (2027 Macon, GA) is a twitchy young prospect that showed a quick swing and good barrel control. He smoked a single up the middle and then showed the wheels stealing second base.

Wyatt Lytle (2027 Apex, NC) jumped on a heater and smoked a liner up the middle. The ball really jumps off the bat, this came off at 87-mph.

Will Parrish (2027 Charlotte, NC) has an athletic 6-2/180 frame with a full arm stroke and good extension out front on his mid-80’s heater. He also flashed a solid slider in the upper-70’s. It is easy to see a velocity jump on the near future. He also has some feel for a fading mid-70’s CH.

Jack Hortiz (2027 Eldersburg, MD) showed upper-80 mph bolts during his outing and the ability to throw a cutter and curveball effectively. There is good upside moving forward given his overall athleticism.

Daggu Rana (2027 McLean, VA) ran the fastball up to 85-mph with lots of jump out of the hand. He threw an 11/5 shaped breaking ball that has some upside as well.

Lucas Farrar (2027 2027 Tampa, FL) has plenty of arm talent with a solid 3-pitch mix. He has an athletic and clean operation and had peaks at 86-mph during his outing.

Carson Bruce (2027 Powder Springs, GA) is an intriguing 2-way prospect with a power arm and power bat profile. He did some damage in this one with the left-handed swing as he absolutely smoked a liner up the middle for a knock.

6/13/2024 7:35:30 PM

Connor Salerno (2027 C, Indian Trail, NC)- the 6-foot-3, 210 pound left-handed pitcher tossed two no-hit innings for Team Red. Salerno ran the fastball up to 88 mph while featuring a sharp slider in the 75-76 mph range and fading changeup around 74 mph. He finished with three strikeouts and a 71% strike rate.

Hayes Maginnis (2027 SS, Newnan, GA)- the 5-foot-11, 165-pound shortstop made two defensive web gems on defense with athletic actions and quick release on the move for Team Royal. The right-handed hitter also drove in a run with a sac-fly in the low scoring affair.

Jude Carter (2027 RHP, Taylorsville, NC)- the 6-foot-3, 185-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings for Team Royal with five strikeouts. Carter ran the fastball up to 88 mph and featured a curveball in the 72-76 mph range with a 76% strike rate.

Jackson Reynolds (2027 LHP, Statesboro, GA)- the 6-foot-2, 175-pound left-handed pitcher turned in two scoreless innings on the bump for Team Royal. Reynolds mixed his sinking finking to both sides of the plate at 83 mph with changeup at in high-70s and curveball in 71-75 mph range finishing with four strikeouts. 

Carter Hullett (2027 C, Brentwood,TN)- the 5-foot-10, 190-pound left-handed hitter singled to drive in a run for Team Royal in the 1-1 tie. A primary catcher, Hullett drove a ball to deep centerfield in his first at-bat for an out and then singled in the bottom of the 5th inning to centerfield to tie things up.

6/13/2024 6:06:45 PM

Landon Green (2027 RHP, Clearwater, FL)- the 6-foot-1, 179-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 93 mph over two scoreless innings. The No. 1 ranked pitcher in the 2027 class controlled the strike zone with his fastball to both sides and differing shapes on the breaking ball in the 77-85 mph range and finished with three strikeouts.

Caden Dawson (2027 OF, Marietta, GA)- the 6-foot-2, 200-pound left-handed hitter went 2-for-3 for Team Navy. A strong-framed outfielder, Dawson singled twice, scored a run and lined out to left field to end the game with three barrels in three at-bats.

Jose Partida (2027 LHP, San Diego, CA)- the 6-foot, 175-pound left-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 88 mph and featured a breaking ball in the 75-78 mph range. The No. 2 ranked left-handed pitcher in the California class finished with a pair of strikeouts overr two innings pitched.

Jared Grindlinger (2027 1B/LHP, Huntington Beach, CA)- the 6-foot-1, 170-pound left-handed singled to drive in a run for Team Navy in two at-bats. The No. 2 ranked player in the 2027 class also punched out three in one inning of work on the bump as a secondary left-handed pitcher. The TCU commit ran the fastball up to 91 mph with a curveball in the 76-80 mph range. 

Drake McClurg (2027 OF, Greenwood, TN)- the 5-foot-11, 170-pound switch-hitting outfielder went 2-for-2 with a double and run scored for Team Navy. The Indiana commit doubled down the right field line from the right side of the plate and then singled from the left side of the plate in his second at-bat. 

Max Bachmann (2027 SS, Colleyville, TX)- the 6-foot-3, 180-pound right-handed hitter went 2-for-2 with an RBI and run scored for Team Navy. 

Luke Raflo (2027 C, Gainesville, VA)- the 6-foot-1, 175-pound right-handed hitter doubled to drive in a run and scored a run for Team Navy in two at-bats. The No. 1 catcher in the Virginia class recorded a 6.92 60-yard dash time and recorded a 2.00 pop time during drills.

Brady Buenik (2027 RHP, Libertyville, IL)- the 6-foot-3, 195-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 91 mph over three innings for Team Navy. The No.1 right-handed pitcher in the Illinois class featured a breaking ball in the mid-70s and finished with four strikeouts.

6/13/2024 3:03:56 PM

Blake Ragsdale (2027 SS, Burr Ridge, IL)- the 5-foot-11, 168-pound shortstop went 2-for-3 for Team Black. The TCU commit singled twice with barrel control through the zone and a clean gate out of the box.

George Ferguson (2027 RHP, Abilene, TX)- the 6-foot-4, 210-pound right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 91 mph and featured a hard breaking ball in the 77-83 mph range. Ferguson flashed a changeup at 81 mph over a pair of no-hit innings with a strikeout.

Grant Sperandio (2027 RHP, Houston, TX)- the 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed hitter took a fastball high off the wall in left field for a standup double. The secondary third baseman showing his strength at impact through the zone.

Jackson Fetters (2027 RHP, China Spring, TX)- the 6-foot-2, 180-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two scoreless innings for Team Gray. Fetters ran the fastball up to 87 mph with curveball 71-73 and changeup around 70 mph and finished with four strikeouts.

Soren Etheridge (2027 RHP, Phoenix, AZ)- the 6-foot-3, 180-pound right-handed pitcher tossed two no-hit innings for Team Gray and finished with two strikeouts. He ran the fastball up to 85 mph with curveball and changeup both in the low-70s.

Tyson Moore (2027 C, Buffalo, MN)- the 6-foot, 190-pound right-handed hitter displayed big bat speed in the box with two hits in three at-bats. The No. 1 ranked catcher in the Minnesota class singled twice and scored a run for Team Black.

Tyler Gluting (2027 LHP, Aurora, IL)- the 5-foot-10, 150-pound left-handed pitcher struck out three batter over two scoreless innings for Team Black on one hit. Gluting ran the fastball up to 88 mph and featured a curveball in the 71-74 mph range and fading changeup 76-79 mph.

Takumi Yoshida (2027 C, Boxford, MA)- the 5-foot-9, 165-pound right-handed hitter tripled for Team Black in three at-bats. A primary catcher, Yoshida smoked a ball into right-centerfield gap for a triple and came around to score a run in the 3-2 loss.

Tate Belfanti (2027 LHP, Long Beach, CA)- the 5-foot-11, 165-pound left-handed pitcher punched out four over two innings for Team Gray. Belfanti ran the fastball up to 86 mph with a curveball in the low-70s and 68% strike rate during the outing. 

Ethan Armbruster (2027 C, Austin, TX)- the 6-foot-3, 192-pound right-handed hitter doubled into left-centerfield for Team Gray. An athletic backstop, Armbruster recorded a 98-mph exit velocity on the blast into the gap.

Grant Stafford (2027 SS, Lufkin, TX)- the 5-foot-11, 170-pound left-handed hitter tripled to drive in a run for Team Gray. An athletic shortstop, Stafford posted a 6.98 60-time and recorded an 88-mph exit velocity on the triple.

Anderson Lambert (2027 RHP, Laurel, MD)- the 6-foot, 170-pound primary outfielder ran the fastball up to 86 mph as a secondary right-handed pitcher. Lambert featured a breaking ball in the 73-76 mph range and finished his one inning of work on the bump with three strikeouts. 

Banks Addison (2027 SS, Germantown, TN)- the 6-foot-1, 175-pound left-handed hitting shortstop doubled to centerfield and came around to score a run for Team Gray. The line-drive double recorded an 87-mph exit velocity from the No. 1 ranked shortstop in the Tennessee class. 

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6/12/2024 11:52:16 PM

Josh Morgan (2027 OF, Chicago, IL) creates leverage with quick hands and consistently got out in front to elevate the ball with authority. 

Blake Ragsdale (2027 SS, Burr Ridge, IL) showed a compact stroke and drove balls to both gaps with an advanced approach and impact potential. 

Grant Sperandio (2027 RHP, Houston, TX) showed huge power potential and already showed an accurate barrel. He blistered balls with 97 mph peaks and the upside is vast. 

Drew Cross (2027 C, Mount Pleasant, TX) is very strong at the point of contact and the ball comes off the bat extremely hard especially to the pull side. 

George Ferguson (2027 RHP, Abilene, TX) has a long and projectable frame that will add big time strength. The power potential is significant and he drove the ball with 93 mph exit velocities. 

Jack Frostholm (2027 OF, East Falmouth, MA) has really quick wrists and gets on plane quickly to create backspin and carry to the middle of the field with over 90 mph exit velocities. 

Deshaun White (2027 SS, Williamsport, PA) is a physical switch hitter with extremely strong hands. The power will play from both sides with over 90 mph exit velocities from both. 

Noah Goettke (2027 OF, Cincinnati, OH) took an extremely loud round, easily clearing the left field wall on one swing. The exit velocities were massive peaking at 99 mph. 

Tyson Moore (2027 C, Buffalo, MN) anchors the back leg to create torque and showcased really smooth hands. He can lift balls to the middle of the field with intent. 

Maxwell Stewart (2027 1B, San Diego, CA) is a strong left-handed hitter with lift to the stroke and plenty of intent behind the swing. There's good leverage to the stroke and the power upside here is significant. 

Kaden Wasniewski (2027 3B, McHenry, IL) has lots of projection in the swing with a linear approach and executed his plan. There were plenty of line drives to both halves of the field. 

Ethan Armbruster (2027 RHP, Austin, TX) drove the ball well to both gaps peaking with exit velocities in the low-90s. He torques the hips well and there's real intent behind the swing. 

JD Aufderheide (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) displayed really fast hands and can turn the barrel over with intent. He executed the line drive approach with exit velocities peaking at 92 mph. 

Jackson Fetters (2027 RHP, China Spring, TX) was all over the barrel, blistering balls to centerfield and the left center gap. The exit velocities peaked at 92 mph and was consistently 90+. 

Anderson Lambert (2027 OF, Laurel, MD) has really impressive whip to the hands and was able to generate hard contact of 90+ to the opposite field. There's bat speed and the barrel is long through the hitting zone. 

Dominic Naylor (2027 SS, Cedar Park, TX) demolished balls during his round, peaking at an insane 101 mph. There's big intent, lift, and force behind the swing and the power at present is huge. 

Nico Moritz-Toledo (2027 OF, Gainesville, VA) has loose, twitchy wrists as he consistently wore down line drives into the gap. The swing is fast and compact, driving the ball with authority consistently. 

Grant Stafford (2027 SS, Lufkin, TX) makes it look really easy from the left side, whipping his loose and fast wrists to stay on the barrel. There's real intent behind the swing and it's a pretty swing. 

Banks Addison (2027 SS, Germantown, TN) has the quick wrists and bat speed to pull balls with intent. It's a real tight turn from the left side and the power will be coming fast and furious soon. 

Blake Lundy (2027 C, Ooltewah, TN) flashed the massive juice, driving the last ball of the round out of the park. There's big power and jump off the barrel as the strength at the point of contact is explosive. 

Joshua Priest (2027 OF, San Diego, CA) has some heavy hands and was able to impact the ball up to 92 mph. The bat speed is fairly explosive and there's huge potential here. 

Drew Davis (2027 2B, Sumrall, MS) was all over the barrel, showing the ability to brake on the front side and whip the hands. There's good carry off the bat and the hit tool certainly showed out. 

KJ Anderson (2027 C, Cookeville, TN) was able to generate some impressive bat speed, keeping the barrel in the zone for a long time. There's big intent and drive behind the stroke as the ball came off really well. 

Matt Meeker (2027 OF, Waukee, IA) has an easy swing that gets him out in front and able to drive the ball to pull. It comes off the bat really nicely and he drove a homer to the pull side. 

Sullivan Reed (2027 3B, Meridian, MS) is a strong right-handed hitter who whipped the barrel hard to missile some balls to pull. There's big strength at the point of contact with exit velocities in the round peaking at 97 mph. 

Lucas Smith (2027 C, McKinney, TX) took a pretty consistent round, barreling balls all over the yard. He stays connected well through contact and flashed the pull side power. 

Sebastian Wilson (2027 OF, Chicago, IL) has loud bat speed from the left side, producing exit velocities that were north of 95 mph. He really rotates hard and is able to launch with frequency. 

Chase Fuller (2027 SS, Tallahassee, FL) smoked a number of home runs during the round, peaking at 99 mph in terms of exit velocities. It was an easy, pro style round, driving well-struck fly balls to all fields. 

Lash Henderson (2027 OF, Frisco, TX) is able to generate some massive strength at contact, leveraging hard out in front. There's easy carry off the bat and the power upside here is tremendous. 

Tanner Brown (2027 OF, Huntington Beach, CA) has a clean swing from the left side, barreling balls up all over the diamond. It's a loose stroke with good hand eye and is already hitting balls hard. 

Drake McClurg (2027 OF, Greenwood, IN) has really fast hands and can torque the hips well to create impact. The bat speed stood out as did the consistency of the left-handed swing. 

Mac Morris (2027 SS, Taylors, SC) has strong hands and the ball comes off the bat scorching hot. There's good elasticity in the load and he whips the barrel to create good bat speed. 

Jacoby Pitnikoff (2027 C, Orangevale, CA) drove balls with consistency and carry, creating well-struck contact. He finishes well through the baseball and there is some lift to the swing. 

Jordin Griffin (2027 OF, Lake Charles, LA) wore out the pull side and middle field with well-struck, backspun fly balls. There's explosive hand speed with lift and peaked with exit velocities at 95 mph. 

Will Brick (2027 C, Memphis, TN) consistently wore out the pull side, smoking fly balls that carried deep. He's got heavy, hitter's hands and is super accurate with the barrel and peaked with exit velocities at 99 mph. 

Bear Calvo (2027 SS, Fullerton, CA) is able to get the hands out in front and work to the pull side. It's a controlled stroke with jump off the barrel. 

Caden Dawson (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) lofts and lifts to the pull side with some easy carry off the bat. There's plenty to like about the swing and the overall upside. 

Jared Grindlinger (2027 1B, Huntington Beach, CA) can drop the barrel head and create tons of fluidity and looseness to the swing. There's easy loft to the swing and projects for a ton of power. 

Max Hemenway (2027 SS, Puyallup, WA) was all over the barrel, smoking line drives to all fields. There are quick hands and the feel for the barrel and generating contact. 

Luke Raflo (2027 C, Gainesville, VA) is able to generate force from the back leg to impact baseballs at the point of contact. He posted healthy exits, peaking at 95 mph and the power is evident. 

Ryland Beumel (2027 SS, Wauchula, FL) smacked line drives to both gaps and has an easy, under control stroke. The ability to barrel balls to all fields and be accurate with the barrel stood out. 

Grayson McCarthy (2027 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) drove balls hard to the pull side and was able to impact balls with frequency. There's good bat speed through impact and the power upside is significant. 

Carson Bruce (2027 OF, Powder Springs, GA) has explosive hands and generated a ton of force and impact to the pull side. There's big intent, leverage, and ability to lift from the left side. 

Matty Carroll (2027 3B, Charlotte, NC) has some heavy hands and was able to post exit velocities that peaked at 95 mph. There's real whip to the hands and is already able to generate excellent strength. 

Lincoln Demmons (2027 C, Chandler, AZ) keeps the swing super short and is able to generate some serious hand speed too. The line drive contact and carry are already super impressive. 

Jackson Hornick (2027 OF, Furlong, PA) has really impressive bat speed with real intent and drive behind the swing. He peaked at 97 mph in terms of exit velocity and the ball comes off hard. 

Deuce Jenkins (2027 1B, Brandon, MS) has some heavy hands and is able to generate consistent, hard contact to the pull side. The physicality to the swing is impressive and the power upside is there. 

Matthew Westbrook (2027 RHP, Douglasville, GA) has some impressive pull side juice, lofting balls off the wall in left field during the round. 

Isaiah Galason (2027 SS, Kathleen, GA) shows super fast hands and barrels the ball with frequency. There were plenty of exits north of 90 mph during the round and the repeatability bodes well. 

Paul Barnett (2027 SS, Mountain Brook, AL) was able to generate serious impact out in front, generating impressive bat speed. The ability to drive the ball certainly stood out and it's an athletic swing overall. 

Carter Hullett (2027 C, Brentwood, TN) was playing pepper with the scoreboard beyond right, crushing multiple home runs during the round. There's massive power potential to the pull side. 

Brue Milner (2027 C, Tallassee, AL) showed big power to the pull side, banging hard hit fly balls off the wall. There's plenty of intent and drive behind the swing and the power plays. 

Jake Sedmack (2027 OF, Fort Myers, FL) gets the barrel through with fast hands and was super consistent with line drives to pull. The ball carries well and it's a repeatable swing. 

Frank Thomas III (2027 1B, Lakewood Ranch, FL) showed really impressive bat speed and the ability to create space in a tight window. He turns hard and lets the hips fire on time to create power. 

Kees Yashko (2027 OF, Clifton, VA) was able to consistently elevate the ball and create hard contact to both halves. The round was ultra consistent with lots of well struck fly balls. 

Jalen Jacob (2027 3B, Maple, ON) has real juice and is able to smoke baseballs to the pull side. There's big power potential as he consistently elevates and leverages. 

Austin Tamborra (2027 OF, Marietta, GA) elevated consistently to the pull side, hitting a couple high off the wall. He crushed a 93 mph home run immediately followed by a 93 mph ball he tried to put through the wall. 

Lucas Farrar (2027 SS, Tampa, FL) showed really solid bat speed and a super consistent approach. He gets the backside going through contact and can generate some hard contact. 

Lee Holt (2027 C, Milton, GA) flashed some significant power to the pull side, crushing a home run high off the wall. There's a ton of intent behind the stroke and he can lift with authority. 

Trent Buckley (2027 RHP, Columbia, MS) showed big bat speed from the left side of the plate and made hitting the ball hard look easy. He's got huge strength in the wrists and is athletic with the hands. 

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