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Cole Teal (2027, Charlotte, N.C.) turned on a heater on the inner half to drill it to deep left field, showing off the wheels for a triple. The bat speed is advanced and the outfielder can really run.

Ryan Gaines (2028, Haymarket, Virg.) smoked a loud triple into  right centerfield, splitting the gap. The left-handed stick has intriguing power upside given the length and easy present pop. Gaines followed up with a knock up the middle in a later at-bat.

Imani Ukiteyedi (2027, Upper Marlboro, Mary.) showed impressive arm talent on the bump, pumping the fastball up to 80 mph and living upper-70s. He spun the breaking ball with lots of confidence as well tight spin and there is plenty to like.

Austin Walker (2027, Clemmons, N.C.) displayed advanced opposite field power, sending one loudly and deep into the right centerfield gap for a double. There is clear strength at the point of contact and impact potential.

Grayson Broadway (2028, Sherills Ford, N.C.) missed a ton of bats and was dominant in relief. The southpaw sat 81-83 and created heavy angle while also showing great feel for a tight breaking ball.

Anthony Dove (2028, Easton, Mary.) struck a ball hard up the middle in the second for a base hit in the second. The ball jumped off the barrel hard and the swing is clean and functional.

Camryn Gooding (2028, Winterville, N.C.) made a web gem in the bottom of the third, laying out to make a fully extended grab in left field. The North Carolina native is a clear athlete, and it shows in all facets on the diamond.

James Van Der Post (2029, Round Hill, Virg.) was sharp for three innings on the bump. The righty filled up the zone and held velocity in the upper-70s. The breaking ball featured tight spin and he was able to land it for strikes.

Jimmy Jordan (2028, Arlington, Virg.) turned and burned on a first pitch low-80 s fastball, sending it to deep left field for a triple. The Virginia native possesses an intriguing combination of bat speed and physicality.  

Gavin Whitley (2028, Greenville, N.C.) showed a lively arm and pumped the heater in at 80-83. The right-hander spun a sharp curveball to pair and the arm talent is really impressive at the age.