DAY 1

Sebastian Rodriguez 2B (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Rodriguez had an excellent day at the plate in this one. Although his team only scored 2 runs he had 3 hits on the day. In his first AB he drove a pitch into the RC gap for a 2B. The next two AB he had singles to CF and RF. The uncommitted 2B has a short, quick swing that should produce consistent contact. He doesn’t try and do to much at the plate and puts the barrel on the ball.

Heath Craver LF/RHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted LF was one of the few players who had a good day at the plate. Heath collected two hits in this one. He also made a good play in LF sliding on a knee to make a catch down the line. The first AB was impressive as he battled back from 2k and pulled a LD single to lead off the game. His second hit he went down and got a CH and drove a double to RC.

Eli Stone OF (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Stone had a gritty day at the plate. He had one hit, this being a 2 RBI LD through the 6-hole. This extended their lead to 10. In the AB before he tried to bunt for a hit. After being down in the AB he battled back to draw a BB. On the bases, Eli stole two bases, both of which were not even close.

Ejan Fusetti LHP (‘24,SC) • View Player Profile
The LHP committed to FSCJ collected the W on the mound in this one. His team won w/ a final score of 11-0. Ejan went 4 scoreless IP. The FB was up to 80 MPH w/ a sharp SL spinning at 2600 RPM. After the first inning he cruised through the rest of the game. He had some tough luck in the first w/ a bloop single but got out of it by getting a strikeout and a DP.

Cameron Curtis RF (‘24,TN) • View Player Profile
Curtis stood out on offense and defense. On the defensive side he had an absolute canon from the OF. He had multiple throws to third and home that were close plays but unfortunately we’re safe. On the offensive side Cameron had two hits. One of the hits was a LD off the pitcher and the second hit was a single through the 4-hole on a BB.

Nick Felton OF (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Felton was the best player on the field today and was impressive in multiple aspects of the game. He led off the game w/ a HR on a 3-2 FB. The HR had an EV of 96. Nick has an easy swing that produces hard contact. His second AB he wore a HBP w/ 2k. On the bases he had a DBR that put him at 2B and later allowed him to score. Felton has a smooth LHH swing w/ baseball IQ.

Nate Hawton-Henley OF (‘25,VA) • View Player Profile
Nate was in the middle of the order for a reason. The Maryland Commit crushed a ball to RC w/ an EV of 96. This ended up being a RBI 2B. This type of backside power is eye opening and makes you wonder what type of power he can produce to the pull side. His RC approach allowed him to produce this much power to the opposite field gap.

Evan Myers LHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The Western Carolina Commit was electric this morning tossing 4 no hit innings. To start hus outting he struck out the side and collected 11 total K’s through 4 innings. FB 88-89, SL 79, CH 78. The southpaw showed off his talents and proved why he is a top arm in this tournament with his coach in attendance today.

Mark Herman 3B (‘24,FL) • View Player Profile
Herman had a great day at the plate today. He showed off his great approach barreling the ball to both sides of the field. In his game today Herman collected 2 hits and finished 2-3. Solid day at the plate showing off his approach and hitting tools.

Christian Pawl 3B (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted 3B put on a show today. Showing off his power and his speed around the bases. Pawl started his day off with a triple down the RF line. Showed off his quickness and beat the throw to 3rd for a triple, bringing in a run. Great day today from Pawl showing off his hitting tools and power.

Tyler Ruhl SS (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
Ruhl had a great day today at the dish. He started his day off smoking a ball to the LCF wall for a RBI double. The uncommitted SS made plays in the field all day keeping his team in the game. Great day on both sides of the ball putting his tools on display.

Mark Dibello SS (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
Dibello showed off his tools today at the plate. With a great approach and good contact, he smoked a ball back up the middle for a single. The uncommitted SS has a smooth swing and a great defensive glove. Great day from Dibello on both sides of the ball.

John Risk 2B/RHP (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Risk got it done on both the bump and at the plate today. He started his day off with a RBI triple to the CF wall with a EV of 90. On the mound Risk had a FB 76-78 T80, CH 72-73. Risk came in for relief shutting down the other team. Great day showing off his tools both on the bump and the plate.

Alex Ritch INF (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Played the game hard for his team today. Led from the infield, directly his players when and where to be during plays. He made some savvy plays at second showcasing a strong arm as he had a smooth flip release to 1B. At the plate he lead the team with 2 H’s, both going down the LF line. Hands were quick and he fired well straight to the baseball.

Cross Yarborough C (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Thoroughly impressed by his arm today. He threw out 4 runners on the base path today, 3 at second and 1 on a back pick at first. He had a laser, as the ball just jumps out of his hand. Yarborough also demonstrated his leadership qualities helping his pitcher locate and execute all his pitches. He was constantly talking and keeping them in the at bat. Not enough can be said about his natural feel for the position. He also contributed 2 runs on the day with a 2 RBI base knock.

JR Lopez OF/LHP (‘27,SC)
An electric arm from the left side. He came in to relive the starter finishing the last 2 innings of the game. He’s only 15 and was pumping the FB up to 85-86 w/2200 rpm. Nobody could touch his stuff - he face 7 batters and struck out 6 while walking the lone non out. Of those 6, 4 of them were backwards K’s, clearly showcasing his ability to confuse and manipulate hitters into his count. Huge upward potential in the young lefty.

Gabe Ferrell RHP (‘25,NC)
Came in relief during the 3rd inning and overpowered hitters for the next two innings as his team run ruled their opponents. He flashed some good metrics topping at 86 w/2200 to 2300 rpm’s, pairing that heavy FB w/ a CV that had some great break on it. He made hitters look silly striking out the side the first inning he came in. Towards the end the velocity waned a little bit, but he still finished strong allowing no runs in his relief appearance.

Neil Gornto RHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
Righty brought the metrics out on the day with an electric FB that topped out at 87. With his delivery he hides the ball well making it hard for hitters to go up and get it when it comes out of his hand. His FB tunnels well with his SW that would run from right to left. There’s upside potential if he gets a coach in and helps with his “pitching sense”. Managed to go 3 scoreless before the control issues took hold.

Ryker Butcher C (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The catcher had an active day, getting his team started early on with a bases clearing triple to left center field to put his team up early, read the pitch and delivered a barreled line drive to score 2 runs for his team. Also looked speedy around the bases. Stayed active behind the plate caught well for his team, used his body well to block passed balls all day with good movement and glove presence.

Jaxon Keeling OF (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The athletic outfielder with a projectable frame at 6’3 200Ib had a productive day for his team. Versatile athlete with speed and strength. Had himself 2 hits with a single up the middle and a late inning barreled blast to left center field for a diving triple. Present power at the plate, very compact yet powerful swing through the ball. Uses his speed to steal a base, as well as, in the outfield to catch every ball hit his way.

Johnny Ortegae 1B/RHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Ortegae has a projectable frame at 6’4 225Ib, solid mound presence today with good direction with the ball. FB sat 86-87, topped at 89, with a SL at 78-79 with high SR, produced 5Ks on the day. Struggles showed as he lost control of the ball occasionally leading to walks and hits, however overall solid work from the pitcher, I see a lot of potential.

Antonio “AJ” Lee OF (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The speedy outfielder had himself a day, showing off his speedy legs and ability to track balls off the bat, made a diving catch earlier in the game and also had the game saving catch while running towards the right field line to close his teams win out. Additionally Antonio showed off the bat skills and ability to put the ball in play with his quick hands and compact swing, had himself a two hits with one being the game leading 2RBI single in the top of the 7th. Electric performance on both sides of the field.

Micah Greer C/RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Greer has a strong build at 5’11 205Ib, showed off his powerful swing by launching a solo shot way over deep left field in the bottom of the 5th. Strong lower body, uses his legs to generate power through the ball as he twists his hips and drives through the ball off the barrel with his hands. Even came later in the game and pitched the last two innings shoving his FB at top speeds of 86, sat 84-85, while also mixing in the slider at 71-72.

Dillon Bullard C (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Bullard has a strong frame and 5’11 210Ib and used every bit of strength he has into his swings today. Dillon had 3 hits with all hits being above 90+ EV off the barrel. Skillful talent and strength, demonstrates a powerful swing through the ball to make it pop off the barrel every time. Dillon with his 3 hard hits also had 2RBIs for his team, one being a late inning clutch ground ball to short stop to tie the game and keep his team alive.

Gary Ahrens 1B (‘25,VA) • View Player Profile
The Virginia Military Institute commit showed out at the plate today, collecting 3 hits in the MVP Dawgs victory. He isn’t afraid to swing first pitch, having a single and a double on the first pitch of at-bats. He also added another hit and a walk, along with 2 RBI’s. Ahren has a smooth swing and quick hands, his skills at the plate are projectable for the next level.

Campbell Short LHP(‘25,VA) • View Player Profile
Game one starter for MVP Dawgs, and Short didn’t disappoint, tossing a CG in 97 pitches. In the win he went 7 innings, allowing no runs 4 hits, and striking out 6. Short used his FB to get ahead of hitters, tunneling with a good CH and CB. His sequencing and command were on display, having multiple innings under 10 pitches. Uncommitted at this time.

Kyle Tyrell C (‘25,VA)
Backstop for MVP Dawgs, Tyrell showed his ability behind the dish and at the plate. Hitting-wise he had 2 hits, picking up 2RBIs and a walk. He did not throw any runners out behind the plate, but his blocking skill was on display, saving 2 runs on dirtball blocks. Tyrell did a great job staying with CBs and keeping them in front. Tyrell has quick hands and doesn’t chase at the dish, he is uncommitted at this time.

Gavin Norris RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Electric arm for Carolina Clippers, Norris had it working early on the hill. His FB has good ASR, sitting 82-85 T88. He used a tight SL, showing good feel and getting 2 out of his 5Ks on it. He went 3 innings and allowed 2 runs. Uncommitted at this time.

Cole Gutmann CF (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Raw left-handed hitting and glove outfielder for Legacy baseball, Gutmann athleticism and ability were on display all game. In CF he showed his range, gliding to fly balls in gaps and tracking them down. At the plate, he hit leadoff and went 2/2 with 2 base hits, one of which being a stand-up triple. He is a disciplined hitter who knows the zone well and isn’t afraid to go to 2 strikes. 2 walkings add to a stellar day at the plate for the uncommitted CF.

Luka Rose 1B (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Power-hitting left-hander for Legacy Baseball, Luka had a solid day at the dish. He picked up 2 hits, one up the middle and one to right showing his willingness to move the ball around the field and go with pitches. He saw some tough breakers and battled, working 2 strike counts and wasn’t afraid to go there. Projectable frame and strength at the next level, he is uncommitted at this time.

MJ Doan RHP (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Working efficiently and throwing FPS often, Doan had a good afternoon on the bump for Legacy Baseball. He went 4IP, 2K, 0R and collected the win. He induced lots of early soft contact, letting his defenders do the work. His FB was 81-83, T84 and he used 2 off-speed pitches SL 71-73 CB 66-67. Doan is uncommitted at this time.

DAY 2

Brody Adams RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile 
Adams was a huge factor in his team tying. The SP only lasted one inning and Brody had to enter in the 2nd inning. He went 5.2 out of the bp before being taken out in the 7th. Adams has a lanky frame at 6’2 160 lbs and could add velo w/ added size. He ran the FB up to 86 and had a good feel for his BB in this one.

Stephen Furia RHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Furia started the game on the mound for the Dragons. In the first inning he battled at the plate. Fouled multiple 2k pitches off and smoked a double to LF when he got back into the count. On the mound, he went 2 scoreless innings before being taken out. Stephen ran the FB up to 84.

Aaron George RHP (‘24,NC) • View Player Profile
RHP picked up the W for Legacy today. On the mound he went into the 6th inning before being taken out. He only allowed 1 ER and filled up the zone all day forcing the other team to strand together hits. His FB topped at 82 and he mixed in a BB for strikes when needed.

Nick Russo RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Russo showed some really good stuff in this one. FB was up to 89 early in the outing w/ a BB at 72. Nick did not use the BB as much as I would have liked to see. He struggled to find his command in the third where he surrendered his 2 ER in the outing but showed a lively FB throughout the game. Russo has a projectable frame at 6’3 210 lbs and could see added velo.

Tyler Ruhl SS (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
The rain cut this game short but Tyler had an impressive 2 AB. In the first AB he showed a good 2k approach and drove the ball to RC for an RBI 3B. This put his team on the board first. In his 2nd AB Tyler worked back from behind in the count to draw a BB. The toe tap stride had him on time today at the plate.

Eric Jacobsen RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Strong right handed arm for Charlotte Megastars, Jacobsen showed off the elite arm talent of the mound. He used his FB to attack hitters, having good ASR. FB 88-89, T90, he also used a SL 76-77. He went 3 innings allowing no runs and striking out 3. Used his athletic frame to work down the mound, generating velo. Arm talent that can play at the next level, he is uncommitted at this time.

Zack Johnson SS (‘25,AL) • View Player Profile
Smooth-handed SS for East Coast Greys, Johnson showed his ability both at the plate and defensively in his teams victory. At the plate he had 2 hits, driving in 2 runs which ended up being enough. He stays back, keeps his hands in the hitting position, and has a controlled stride that keeps him on time for any pitch. Showed good range defensively, making plays both in the hole and up the middle.

Landon Guzowski RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Guzowski got the ball in game one for the East Coast Greys and had both of his pitches working well. In the first 3 innings he was using his FB early and often, getting ahead of hitters and using his CB to get punchouts. In the later frames, he started working backward, confusing hitters and having them off-balance their 3rd time through the lineup. He went 7IP, allowing 1R and striking out 6. FB 78-79, T82 CB 66-68. Uncommitted at this time.

Ian McCrary RHP (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Commanding right-hander for SBA 2025 National Scout, McCrary had good feel for all 3 of his pitches all game long. His FB sat 83-85, T86 and he showed good command of it. Spun a tight slider, 76-77 w/2400 RPM. He went 5 innings and struck out 6, allowing 0 runs and picking up the W. Ian is uncommitted at this time.

Bennett Edwards C (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted backstop for Southern Athletics 2025 Orange, Edwards had a solid performance at the plate. He picked up 2 hits in the effort, one of which being a 2 RBI triple. He also added another RBI and a walk, he is a disciplined hitter who didn’t chase and earned his pitch. When he got his FB he was always on time, not afraid to go up the middle or the other way. Edwards has a tall and strong frame, projectable to play at the next level.

Landon Still 1B (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Still had a game to remember for Southern Athletics, going 3/4 on the day. The left-handed hitter has big pull-side power, and he showed that by going deep to right at 95EV in his first AB. He also added 2 other hits, one of which added an RBi and brings him to 3 on the day. Still is a tall and athletic player, who is aggressive at the plate when he gets strikes. Showed he can hit the heater and BB, a projectable bat who is uncommitted at this time.

Jacob Allen RHP (‘24,SC) • View Player Profile
Strong frame at 6’ 240Ib, had himself a productive day for his team not only allowed 0 runs through 5 innings while only allowing 1 hit, but also used his strength well while at the dish as he barreled two hits, with a deep hard hit line drive to left center field and another line drive over SS in the top of the 7th with the game on the line with 99 EV off the barrel. His FB say 78-79 topped at 81, and mixed his 69 SL/CRV all day extremely well.

Peyton Burton 2B (‘24,SC) • View Player Profile
The S/R 2B got his team going in the top of the 4th inning blasting a nuke to left center field, uses his speed to round the bases quickly for a triple and to after score a run for his team from a ground ball to short stop which was extremely useful in a game with no hits and runs on the board. Compact swing, drives through the ball with power and creates hard hit contact off the bat.

Brayden Kurk RHP/OF (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The starter has himself a dominant game, had nice control of his pitches all day didn’t throw any walks or passed balls, stayed consistent in the zone with his 2 seam and 4 seam, mixed the occasionally breaking balls. Finished the game

Jack Rucker RHH (‘24,VA) • View Player Profile
Rucker has a strong frame at 6’3 160Ibs, delivered in a big time moment late in the game with runners in scoring position in the top of the 7th inning in a close game, shutting the door with a blast to right center field for a standup 2RBI double to further extend his teams lead. Powerful swing, drives a strong barrel through the ball, lot of potential with his size and strength.

Isaac Hobbs C (‘24,VA) • View Player Profile
The 6’1 R/R delivered a productive day for his team, had 2 hits in the game, one early in for a line drive to left field, the other was a late 7th inning RBI line drive up the middle for insurance runs for his teams lead. Quick hands to the ball, also displayed his quickness on the field with a few stolen bases on the day to put a runner in scoring position.

Cooper Jones LHP (‘25,TX) • View Player Profile
Jones displaced a dominant performance on the mound today, shoved 6 innings of 1 run ball, collected 8Ks, only allowed 2 hits on the day as well. FB maxed out at 81, mixed in the the SL/CH throughout the day, SL stayed 71 with the CH at 72. Very solid performance for the 6’1 155Ib L/L, high potential.

Joaquin Jantes LHP/1B (‘25,TX) • View Player Profile
Jantes delivered early on in the game in the top of the 2nd inning with runners on base, laced a line drive up right center field to bring around 2 runs and complete a standup double. Hard hitter, compact swing, through the zone with a strong frame at 6’ 155Ib.

Caden Glauber RHP (‘26,SC) • View Player Profile
Glauber has a projectable frame standing at 6’3 195Ib, uses his length and size well on the mound, release the ball in the 3/4 arm slot with ASR. Fastball sat at 89, though he maxed out at 92, with a slider that was mixed in at 81. Caden pitches 4 innings today, allowing only 1 run off of 2 hits, tossing 5Ks. String appearance from the starter, had nice control and direction of his pitches.

Harrison Ailshie OF (‘26,NC)
At 6’1 185Ib, the OF had himself dominant hitting performance today, smashing the ball at every at-bat, fought hard in the count and delivered for his team. He had 2 hits for his team today, with one being a 98 EV off the bat barreled line drive through the 5/6 hole, with another hit later in the game for a deep double over the right fielder. Electric hitting performance, strong swing with the bat and delivers powerful contact.

Tanner Britt SS (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Naturally athletic INF that showcased his defensive abilities today. He was the leader on the field calling defensive shifts and letting his teammates know when it was his ball. Thru the first 3 innings he made 5 plays in which he wasted no movements gobbling the ball ups and firing to first base. His transition from glove to hand w/the ball was seamless and let him release some heat behind it. He’s on the smaller side, but more importantly he had the speed to make up for it.

Hayden Fones RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Strongly built RHP was using his legs well today to bring the RPM’s. He flashed a FB at 86 that was able to pump through the zone w/2200 rpm’s. He made hitters look silly w/a 72 SL that bit around 2600 rpm’s. His first 3 innings went well, and then the tiredness started to take over, but w/ some college coaching and conditioning he’s got what it takes to get better at the next level.

Kody Romero RHP (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
A gamer of a RHP. He managed to battle and get himself out of tricky situations time and time again. There was a pitchers duel brewing the whole game as Fones would go out and throw a good inning and Romero would come back out and answer. He also managed to touch 86 FB but w/less rpm’s. His CH was his K pitch as it tunneled well w/his FB. He managed to located the FB and then place the CH in the same spot to generate some swing & miss.

Hunter Demetree C (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
Love the energy from behind the dish in Demetree today. He and his coach were constantly chatting back and forth about pitch selection and game management. He learned in real time, adjusting to the batter w/his pitch calling. His athletic ability is strong as he threw out one runner and back picked another. Defensive strength is present. At the plate, his legs give his bat some pop as he hits a foul ball homer and then laced the next pitch up the middle for a LD.

Luke Godwin MIF (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted MIF had a great day at the dish today going 2-3. He started his day off with a RBI double, showing off his power and speed. Later in the game we brought in 2 runs on a single. Overall, great day from Godwin with 2 hits and 3RBIs.

Zay Pulley CF (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Pulley had a great day today at the plate collecting 2 hits in the game. In his first AB he smoked a ball for a RBI single. In his 2nd AB he squared up another pitch for a LD single back up the middle. Pulley showed off his speed in CF and on the base paths swiping bags. Great bat with excellent speed, player to keep an eye on.

Landon Fowler RHP (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
The Clemson commit went 4.2 innings today only allowing 1 run. Fowler’s FB sat 88-89 and topped at 90. Fowler had an offspeed breaking pitch at 73-74 keeping hitters on their toes throughout his outing. Great appearance from Fowler to hopefully put his team in playoff position.

Nate Sofield C (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted catcher had a great day behind the plate. He was a huge defensive weapon preventing opposing players from being in scoring position. In his game today he started off with a throw down to 2B hosing a runner. The next inning he threw out a runner at 3B. In the 4th inning there was a sacrifice fly hit, once he recieved the ball at home we threw out a player at 2B.

DAY 3

Owen Robinson LHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
He dominated on the hill for Carolina Ghost, going 3 innings picking up the win and striking out 6. Robinson has a good 2 pitch mix, especially having good feel for his change. He used it to fan several hitters, sitting 71-73 w/700 RPM. He attacked hitters and didn’t fall behind often, throwing a lot of fastballs for FPS. FB 82-83, T85. Tall and lengthy frame that he uses to work down the mound, he is uncommitted at this time.

Caden Harris OF (‘25,VA)
The uncommitted left handed hitter showed his power at the dish for Richmond Braves, going deep and driving in 3 in the ballgame. He is a patient hitter who comes into the box with a plan, and doesn't help the pitcher chasing balls. He waits for his pitch, and is on time when he gets it. He added walks in his second and third trip, further showing his ability to work the count. Athletic build who has the ability to play at the next level.

Noah Haught RHP (‘25,VA) • View Player Profile
Hard-throwing right hander for PrimeTime Aces, Haught had good feel coming out of the pen. FB 88-89, T90 with high spin at 2100 RPM. Used a 2 pitch mix, tunneling the FB with a SL 75-77 and 11in of IHB. Gave his team 2.1 innings of one run ball, striking out 3. Richmond commit.

Ryker Butcher C (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Raw backstop for Canes Scout 17u who had a memorable day at the plate, going deep and adding another hit driving in 2 on the afternoon. Butcher has an aggressive swing but a good approach at the plate, showing his big pull side power. He has an antheltic build, showing all 3 tools at the plate. In his 2nd AB he legged out an infiled single showing off his speed. HR was 92EV off the bat. Uncommitted at this time.

Cannon Lee RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Lee got the ball for Canes Scout 17u and did not disappoint, showing a commanding 3 pitch mix keeping hitters guessing all game. He pitched 3 innings and struck out 3, allowing 1 and getting the win. He used all 3 pitches effectively but especially the heater, using it to get ahead often. FB 86-87, T89. Had the stuff working too, 2 of his Ks coming on the CB 66-70 w/2200 RPM. He used a CH also, 76-78. Uncommitted at this time.

Zack Johnson C/1B (‘25,AL) • View Player Profile
The Alabama commit has a projectable frame a 6’1 185Ibs, displayed a masterclass in the box barreling baseball left and right, very compact swing turns the hips and lower body extremely well to generate power behind the ball. Zack had himself 2 hits with a single and a deep double, made consistent contact with power into the field.

Noah Rhoades LHP (‘26,NC)
The uncommitted left handed pitcher shoved in relief today, pumped straight gas at 88 accurate around the zone. He faced 9 batters in struck out 8 of them with no runs, walks, or hits allowed. Had nice control of his pitches, worked the batters with a variety of accurate locations within the zone.

Tanner Pope LHP/OF (‘26, NC) • View Played Profile
The uncommitted left handed hitter has a strong frame, delivered barreled hard hit line drives to outfield all day, extremely powerful swing through the ball. Delivered a absolute missile backside over the right field wall today for a grand slam in the bottom of the 4th inning to take a big lead. Insane pop pop off the bat, turns his hips and smashes this baseball with every inch of the barrel.

Harrison Allshie OF/LHP (’26, NC)
Allshie has a robust, compact swing, keen eye for the ball, and knows what to swing at in the zone. Time the pitches well with his lower body, able to explode contact through the ball. In all of his plate appearances, battled in the count, and delivered hard baseballs in play for his team. In his second game the left handed batter barreled a baseball for a ground ball past second basemen for a single that had 92 EV on it.

Isaiah Pinero RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The 6’ 165Ib uncommitted RHP displayed a dominant performance for his team today, covering 4 innings only allowing 1 run, pushed the FB up to 85, however primarily utilized the SL at 70 with crazy spin, delivered the ball in the zone and dropped it low and away from the batter last second, than would push the FB up high which led to his 10Ks. Isaiah needs to work on his control a little bit as he did have 2 walks and a hit a batter, however with development I see high potential with his skills.

Luke McGuffin RHP (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
McGuffin had a scoreless game through 4 innings of play, worked the FB 78-79 all day, pushed it max 80, mixed with his nasty 68-69 diving CRV. Precision with his location, had good direction with his pitches all day, needs to work on gaining more velocity with his FB however with development could have high potential with his CRV.

William Cutshall CF (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Cutshall has a composed body, very compact smooth swing with power through the ball, generated a high exit velocity off the barrel. Laced a triple into deep centerfield to the wall for a triple to score the first run of the game to get this team going. Present power at the plate, quick and timely hands to the ball.

Braden McKee C (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
McKee has a strong frame at 6’1 200Ib, put on a display today with two hits on the day to score runs for his team early in the bracket game. Barrels the baseball with high exit velocity of the bat, smashed a line drive to the right field wall for a standup double with 92 exit velocity, also barreled a line drive through the middle of the infield. Very quick and powerful strike on the ball, make consistent contact on the ball.

Ayden Clay RHP/UTIL (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile
Clay was dominant all game today, pitching a complete game allowing no runs on the day. Shoved the FB max at 86 sat around 85, however mixed in a nasty combination with his SL which sat at 70-71 and had up to 2600RPM. Battled hard all day, had nice control and direction of his pitches.

LJ Green 1B (‘25,OH) • View Player Profile
Large presence standing in the LH batters box. He stands 6’5 and weighs 225. Every time Green came up to bat, he looked as if he was going to send it over the fence, to which he did in his second AB. No wasted movement in his stance & swing, puts the bat head straight to the ball and launches it over the RF fence. Hard contact all day long, hitting the ball 90+ EV in 2-3 AB’s. This was his second HR of a PS tournament, there’s more to come.

Javon Love OF/RHP (‘25,OH)
An athletic stud in the outfield for the Heat. He had 2 opportunities to thrown out runners & took advantage of each. Both times he came up firing to home plate beating each runner by a full step or more. The FS clocked his outfield throws at 89 in real time. He impressed at the plate as well, lacing the ball in his AB’s topping out at a 99EV GB. Finally, to cap his fully packed game off, he came in the last two innings to close the game topping at 87 and spinning a 74 BB.

Jaiden Bosquet RHP (‘25,NH) • View Player Profile
Good mound presence for NEB this morning. He was working downhill in his motion allowing the use of his legs. Gave the FB some heat topping at 86. The motion was smooth, limited wasted movement, and had good hip rotation. The opposing team couldn’t do much against him as he went 5 scoreless innings collecting 7K’s in the process.

Diego Patrick LHP (‘25,SC) • View Player Profile 
The uncommitted LHP for the Rays struck out the side in the first. FB was up to 84 w/ a projectable frame at 6’3 190 lbs. Diego absolutely dominated this game going 5 IP 11K. He struck out the first 9 batters of the game. W/ added strength Diego could gain more velo.

Jayden Blackmon CF (‘25,TX) • View Player Profile
Blackmon was full of energy all day and was a big part in his team picking up the W. He collected a 2 RBI hit to put his team up 3 runs by fighting off a SL for a single. In CF he tracked down multiple balls in the gap w/ some impressive speed. Also, he had an OF assist throwing a runner out at 2B trying to stretch a double.

Isaac Freeman C (‘25,SC)
Freeman put his team on the board first w/ an RBI hit through the 6-hole at a 89 EV. In the few innings behind the plate Isaac threw out a runner at 2B and made a good play on a pop up behind the plate.

Gabriel Ferrell LF (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Ferrell showed his versatility in this game. He started the game in LF and smoked a LD base hit through the 4 hole for an RBI. Later in the game he ripped another ball but was straight to the defender and then drew a BB. Half way through the game he moved to the infield and played 2B. Gabriel is a versatile player who has a good feel in the box.

Garrett Sawyer RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Sawyer took the mound for the TPA Nationals in this game. He had a 1-2-3 inning striking out two in the first inning. He ended up getting into the third before running into command problems. I believe some of this had to do w/ pitch selection as the other team could not touch his FB and threw 2 2-2 BB that ended in BB. Garrett had a really good sinker getting HB of 23 w/ it up to 89. Garrett has really good stuff and believe would've dominated w/ smarter pitch choice.

DAY 4

Jackson Robinson LHP (‘26,SC) • View Player Profile
The South Carolina commit dominated on the bump for SBA in the semis, going 4 innings of one-hit ball, striking out 4. Robinson isn’t afraid to pound the zone, using both his FB and CH early in the count to get ahead of hitters. Used a tight slider to collect 2 of his Ks. FB 84-86 T87, CH 76-77, SL 75-78. The upcoming junior showed good command in all 3 pitches, with room to grow velocity-wise.

Jhon Abreu LHP (‘25,FL)
Semifinal starter for Original FL Pokers who worked ahead of most hitters, with a dominating heater that he can move across the whole plate +3 inches the outer or inner 3rd. FB 86-87, T88 Showed good stuff, CH that plays off the heater, can use the heater for KS as well. CH 78-80, SL 75-77. Went 6IP 0R 6K 2H, picking up the win. Uncommitted at this time.

Logan Satter RHP (‘26,SC) • View Player Profile
Commanding and electric arm out of the pen for Legacy Baseball, satter jumped in early and dominated his 2 innings with the FB. FB sat 88-89, T90 with good ASR. Tunnled it well with a slider, booth pitches having good RPM 2400FB and 2600 on the SL. Used the SL to pick up his only K of the outing. Satter is uncommitted at this time.

Brady Marshall 3B ('26,NC) • View Player Profile
The Tennessee commit was impressive offensively and defensively. Brady made a couple good plays at 3B and came up w/ two knocks today helping his team win the championship. However, what stood out the most was his leadership. Throughout the game he was supporting his team and being the spark plug in the dugout helping bring his team energy.

Jacob Smith 1B ('26,NC)
The NC State commit impressed me early and not because of results but for how he understood the game. Although Jacob collected multiple hits today while one was to tie the game in the semis. In his first AB he was fooled by a BB in the dirt. The pitcher immediately came back to that pitch and it looked like Jacob sat on it knowing he was fooled the pitch before. This is the part of hitting that’s hard to teach and the AB ended w/ a single to RC.

Harrison Ailshie OF ('26,NC)
The uncommitted OF hit middle of the order for a reason in these two games. While he is uncommitted he won’t be for long. Every AB in the two games Harrison put together a great AB. When he got down in the count he found a way to at least grind a couple more pitches. I’m the first game he had some tough luck but barreled three balls. Only one of these ended in a hit but one was a LD out to 1B and the other was to deep RC