Oliver Higgins ('28, Waddell, AZ) impressed during his start on the mound. The lefthander worked the fastball up to 74 mph and consistently pounded the zone throughout the outing. Higgins also continued to show a strong hit tool, capping off a 13-pitch at-bat with a single and doubling the other way later on. 

Ismael Botello ('28, Avondale, AZ) barreled a ball back up the middle for a base hit. A projectable frame hints at more power to come with some impact at contact already shown. 

Anthony Boyle ('30, Santee, CA) found a loud barrel on a drive to deep centerfield for an RBI single. A compact frame shows good strength for the age that plays at contact. 

Trevor Hammack ('30, Tucson, AZ) laced a ball down the line for a double. A linear path gets on plane with the ability to spray line drives.

Noah Patenaude ('29, San Diego, CA) had one of the louder barrels on the day with a double to the pullside gap. Quality intent is shown behind the barrel with extension out front. 

Mateo Orellana ('29, Corona De Tucson, AZ) collected a pair of hits with two singles back up the middle. A linear path and sound approach through the big part of the field are shown. 

Colton Buscher ('29, Conifer, CO) finished off an 11-pitch at-bat with a single right back up the middle. A clean path gets the barrel on time with some strength at contact.

Jacob Albers ('30, Mesa, AZ) got things started with a line drive base hit to the pullside. A short, compact path to contact allows for strong bat to ball skills. 

Ismael Botello ('28, Avondale, AZ) lined a ball the other way for an RBI single. A lanky frame projects well with impact shown at contact already. 

Jamisen Farrington ('30, Kingman, AZ) roped a ball into the left field corner for a double. A clean path gets on plane and shows quality extension out front. 

Oliver Higgins ('28, Waddell, AZ) showed a strong hit tool, lining a ball into the backside gap for a two-run double. Loose hands control the barrel well with the ability to spray line drives to all fields. 

Nate McMahon ('29, Chandler, AZ) found a quality barrel on a double to the left-center field gap. Strong hands at contact and lofted path consistently drive balls in the air with authority. McMahon also ran the fastball up to 72 mph with feel for a slider shown while on the mound. 

Mateo Orellana ('29, Corona De Tucson, AZ) pulled a ball through the left side for a base hit. A linear path looks to produce hard hit line drives to the pullside.  

Talan Vasquez ('28, Phoenix, AZ) barreled a ball into the left corner for a double and followed it with a single back up the middle later on. A balanced swing shows strong hands at contact with a frame that has plenty of room to add. 

Colton Buscher ('29, Conifer, CO) collected his second hit of the game with a ball through the right side for an RBI single. A stronger frame shows the ability to make hard contact frequently. 

Noah Laudando ('28, Surprise, AZ) drove a ball well into the left-center field gap for a double. Loose hands create solid bat speed with impact at contact. Laudando also showed two-way ability on the mound, running it up to 75 mph with a late breaking slider to go with it. 

Noah Patenaude ('29, San Diego, CA) showed an intriguing mix of present stuff and projection out of the pen. A low effort operation worked with the fastball, pairing with a sweeping, low-60's slider.