Will Griner (2029 C, Fort Mill, SC) laced a double into the left-center gap in the bottom of the 8th. The ball came off the bat with some solid ball flight and exit velocity. 

Cole Duncan (2028 RHP, Jonesborough, TN) ripped a triple into the right-center gap to lead it off for the Navy team. He swung with intent, getting a pitch to capitalize on early and did not miss it. 

Austin Baxter (2028 SS, Huntersville, NC) squared a baseball up into right field for a base hit. He displayed some true pop to the pull side. This ball came off loud, and produced advanced exit velocity for his age. 

Reydi Rodriguez (2027 3B, Charlotte, NC) in his first at bat launched a ball off the left-field wall for a stand-up double. He displays pure strength in his bat and frame, with with some power upside. He followed up with 2 more hits in the game smoking each of them to right-center with plus exit velocity off of the bat. 

Mason Pennell (2028 SS, Troutman, NC) turned on a heater smoking it into left field for a knock. Showed off some quick hands, and an explosive swing through the baseball. 

Broxton Bevington (2029 1B, Indian Trail, NC) let the baseball travel and lined it to the opposite field for a base hit. He stayed behind the baseball well and allowed his lower half to stay grounded, generating force from his hips nicely. 

Cash Conner (2028 OF, Greenville, SC) hit a laser into the left-center gap for a double. He stays short and compact to the ball, displaying a direct path to the baseball. 

Cole Christian (2029 C, Charlotte, NC) is mowing down the opposing offense. His fastball is touching 83 mph with jumping action through the zone. His curveball came in at 68 mph with a sharp 11-5 action to it. He filled up the zone efficiently with the full arsenal. 

Cole Duncan (2028 RHP, Jonesborough, TN) worked efficiently on the mound. He stayed in a rhythm throughout his outing collecting 7 K's in 3 innings pitched. His fastball was heavy at 74-mph to 82-mph, producing a lot of late swing and misses. His curveball registered in at 62-mph and created some solid depth with the pitch. Full control of the game on the mound, mowing down the opposing offense. 

Cash Conner (2028 OF, Greenville, SC) roped a triple into the gap showcasing some juice being produced off the bat. He also showed the speed he possesses on the base paths and showed his dual threat of speed and contact upside. 

Cole Christian (2029 C, Charlotte, NC) collected 2 hits in the matchup spraying line-drive singles to all fields. Mature approach at the plate, with an idea of what he is looking for pre-pitch. Solid frame, with strength beginning to develop.

Will Ford (2028 C, Wake Forest, NC) roped a double in the matchup flexing some power-upside. Strong kid with some explosiveness coming from his swing. 

James Stalls (2028 C, Nashville, NC) swung a hot stick for the navy squad collecting a 3-hit performance. He kept his approach simple, looking at pitches he could handle. Displayed a direct path to the ball, with amazing barrel control. 

Huntley Gadd (2028 SS, Monroe, NC) found some outfield grass for an RBI double. Great situational hitting ability looking to do a job for his team. Swings with intent, looking to capitalize on mistakes from the pitcher.

Austin Baxter (2028 SS, Huntersville, NC) has some strength in his left-handed swing and gets nice extension through contact.  He hits to all fields and has strength in his hands at contact.  And seeing left-handed hitting middle infielders is always nice.

James Stalls (2028 C, Nashville, NC) is a left-handing hitting catcher, which is even better than a left-handed hitting middle infielder.  He hits from a very spread stance but makes it work for him with solid bat speed that showed itself best when he was pulling the ball.

Cash Conner (2028 OF, Greenville, SC) hit from a crouched bent knee stance and was very consistent in his load and trigger, enabling him to make very consistent hard pull line drive contact.  He projects well with the bat.

Luke Culpepper (2029 3B, Charlotte, NC) has a long and lean 6-2/160 build that stands out for his age and a nice left-handed swing.  He loads very well and produced lots of hard right center field contact and looked pretty relaxed and fluid doing it.

Camden Glaze (2028 C, Fort Mill, SC) is a strength based right handed hitter who attacks the ball aggressively and gets nice jump off the barrel.

Reydi Rodriguez (2027 3B, Charlotte, NC) is one of the stronger players in this showcase with a 5-10/180 build and kept his swing very short and simple, which led to lots of hard line drive contact from mid-field to the pull side.