DAY 1

Omar Falcon C ('26,FL) • View Player Profile
Falcon was a dominant force behind the dish today, effectively controlling the run game and operating as a brick wall behind home plate. He does a great job of getting up out of his crouch quickly and putting himself in an athletic position to make the throw to second. Once he was there, all he had to do was rely on his powerful arm to make the throw down. Omar also possessed all of the intangibles you look for in a catcher, being a vocal leader for his defense. Good size at 5'11 180 that projects well. Currently uncommitted.

Nicholas Althouse C ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Althouse set the tone early in today's action, throwing out the first base runner he saw and deterring future base stealers. Did a great job receiving the low and outside pitch, and quickly readjusting himself to an athletic throwing position. He was then able to place the right above second base on the runners side to secure the out. With good size at 5'11, 150, Nicholas is an intriguing prospect to watch progress. Currently uncommitted.

Rey Sibilly 3B ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Sibilly had an impressive showing in todays tournament opener, providing value as both a hitter and pitcher. As a hitter, Rey opened up the scoring for his team with a line drive single through the 5/6 hole. He was able to use his big leg kick as a timing mechanism, and as a way to initiate the trunk rotation necessary to make good contact. He later came into the game in a closer role, shutting down the opposition with his 75-77 fastball. Slender 5'10, 145 frame that projects favorable with added muscle to increase both pitch velocity and swing power. Currently uncommitted.

Luis Colon Jr. LHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Colon Jr. was a crafty lefty that did a great job at keeping bats in check, helping lead his team to victory in their tournament opener. His sidearm delivery generated good sink on his 70-72 fastball, which led to hitters consistently swinging over the pitch. He paired this fastball with a curveball offering that that he was able to consistently locate in the bottom half of the zone. Ability to work efficiently and go deep into games, putting minimal stress on his arm. Slender frame at 5'9, 145 that projects well with added muscle. Uncommitted.

Jackson Orth 3B ('27,OH)
Orth displayed an ability to mash the baseball in today's tournament play, reaching one of the highest exit velocities on a batted ball recorded. Loads up well with a slide step, and turns on the baseball with an aggressive swing and quick movements. His fly ball carried 300 feet to right center, which was more than enough to allow the runner to score from third. At 5'10, 155, Jackson could be even more effective with added muscle to help will these baseballs a couple more feet and over the fence. Currently uncommitted.

Jason Diaz C ('29,FL) • View Player Profile
Diaz was a dominant force at the plate today, going 3/3 with a double. Sees the ball exceptionally well, and is able to get to all pitches with his compact swing. Does a good job of keeping his weight back, and then uncoiling his body on the swing. As the ultimate sign of respect, he drew an intentional walk on his last plate appearance after his dominant performance. Behind the dish, Jason works hard and does a good job of keeping runners in check. Currently uncommitted.

Noel Ferro MIF ('28,FL) • View Player Profile
Ferro was exceptionally smooth in everything he did in todays tournament play. Defensively, he did a great job holding it down from the shortstop position. Displayed great footwork which allowed him to play at his own pace and not rush an errant throw. At the plate, he did a good job of driving the baseball into gaps. Rotates well and stays quick through the zone. Slight build at 5'8 135 that projects well with growth. Uncommitted.

Lukas Ollervidas RHP ('26,FL)
Ollervidas was a steady presence on the mound, helping lead his team to victory in their tournament opener. A natural feel on the mound, he was able to effectively spot his 75-77 fastball to devastating effect. He was also able to pair this pitch with a curveball which sat at 63-65 and served as a complimentary piece. Ability to go deep into games, as he pitched into the fourth inning while only giving up one run. 5'7 140 frame with high growth potential. Currently uncommitted.

Julian Rottino RHP ('28,FL) • View Player Profile 
Rottino had one of the gutsiest performances in today's slate of games, going the distance while only allowing one run. Without incredibly overpowering stuff, he was able to spot his pitches well and put his teammates in positions to succeed. His fastball sat 67-69, with a curveball offering at 55-57. Another key to his success was his ability to hold baserunners, which he showcased by picking off a runner at second. Small frame at 5'3 110 that provides potential as he continues to develop. Uncommitted.

Alex Gutierrez RHP ('29,FL) • View Player Profile
Gutierrez was an intriguing prospect from today's tournament play. His 75-77 fastball was one of the hardest pitches in his age group, and he was able to locate it at times to devastating effect. However, he also displayed qualities of being a raw prospect. At times his control slipped away and he was not able to rely on a secondary pitch the way that a more seasoned pitcher can. Although, as a 2029 grad, he has all of the time in the world to rectify these issues and hone his talent. 5'7 125. Uncommitted.

Geovani Escandon MIF ('24,FL) • View Player Profile

Twitchy hitter. Showed off some arm Strength in the 5-6 Hole and had good angels attacking groundballs for the 954 Boys.  Keeps his teammates engaged, talking the game and speaks volumes with the bat.  Took a FB deep CF at 95 EV for a Double, adding an RBI as well.  The Southwestern Illinois College commit will look to be a impact player going into his Freshman year for the Blue Storm.

Frank Agate C (‘28,FL)
Catcher and 3 hole hitter for Diamondbacks Scout Team 2028. An absolute slugger in the lineup and does big damage at the plate. Makes good contact getting the barrel to the ball in all of his plate appearances. Produces runs at a high clip and is a big piece of his team’s offense. High-caliber hitter that brings intensity and good plate presence. Coaches visibly game-plan for his at bats, leading to a mound visit for the opposing team prior to his 2nd at bat that resulted in an RBI 2B 1B in first AB. Ultimately there is no game-plan against him as he is going to beat you in many ways. Finished his day with 2 big hits completing half the cycle with a single and double. Lots of room to grow, add muscle, and subsequently add more power to the already impressive slugger.

Ryan Cecilione 1B (‘28,NJ)
Corner infielder and middle of the order bat for the New Jersey Marlins. Built big and burly and hits baseball hard. Gets the foot down with a clean, level swing and is on time. Doesn’t try to do too much up at the plate as he has a simple approach of just trying to hit the ball right back up the middle. Did this to a tee as he ripped a 3rd inning single up the middle, splitting the middle infielders for a hard base knock. Also came in relief, pitched 1 inning, and topped out at 67 mph on the mound. Has the chance to develop into an impactful power slugger at the plate with the added ability to eat up innings on the bump.

Ryland Sander OF/RHP (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
A dominant outing and performance from the Orlando Scorpions RHP on the mound today. It was quite a sight to see. Getting the starting nod, he pitched to the tune of 3 perfect innings racking up 6 strikeouts with the other 3 outs recorded being weak contact groundball outs. Filled up the zone and was in command of both of his pitches. The fastball sat mid-to-upper 70’s and touched 80 mph. He offset the fastball with a nasty curveball with good shape to it that he could flip into the zone in any count with ease. Worked efficiently, not wasting any pitches and went after hitters. A really fun pitcher to watch his craft and just absolutely dominate the competition. Currently standing 5’10, there should be some more growth in the frame and with it, some added velocity in the coming years.

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Shaurya Bhosale 2B (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile 
A solid player on both sides of the ball, offensively and defensively. Smooth actions and slick fielding at the keystone position, and looks like a natural fielding groundballs at second base. Also able to adjust his arm angle to make all the necessary throws. Contributes offensively as well for his team. Absolutely scorches baseballs and had one of the hardest hit balls on the day in his 1st at bat lined to left field. Added another hit through the 5-6 hole in his next plate appearance. Has some speed in his tool box too as he came added a stolen base to his impressive day as well. Overall, a skilled player at the plate and in the field and is a good player to add to watchlists.

Liam Dempsey RHP (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
A gem of an outing on the mound for the young RHP for the Explorers. Pitched with confidence and poise against a very talented opponent, and left them rattled at the plate. Getting the starting nod, he pitched a spectacular scoreless 3 innings and racked up a whopping 7 strikeouts. Doing most of the heavy lifting, he relied heavily on his fastball that was up to 70 with lots of movement. Flashed the curveball at 61 sparingly, but picked the right moments and used the pitch effectively. Locates pitches really well and has good feel for pitching. Attacks hitters and trusts his stuff in the zone. Though it’s not overpowering stuff, every pitch is a competitive pitch. Methodical in his delivery with an easy and smooth motion. Overall, pitched to his strengths and mixed up timing and delivery to the plate, leaving hitters unbalanced. Tons of room to grow and continue to add velocity.

Lucas Meneses 1B (‘28,FL) • View Plauer Profile
Coming in at a solid 6 foot even, there is a lot to like about the corner infielder for the Orlando Scorpions. Brings good physicality into the box with every plate appearance. Locks in, battles at the plate, and is a balanced hitter that can hit the ball where it’s pitched. A run-producing middle-of-the-order bat that delivers in clutch situations when his team needs him the most. Delivered a big RBI single to the opposite field in the 5th inning to get the scoring started for his team and cut the deficit to 2 runs. Keeps the head down and has the ability make solid contact on inside out swings. Projects well with his size and should continue to add to the frame as he grows and develops.

Jackson Hageman 3B (‘27,FL) • View Player Profile
Manning the hot corner for the Florida Dirtbags, he plays loose and brings a positive energy with a quiet confidence to the field. In a low-scoring game, Jackson was a bright spot with his consistent barrel contact and ability to manipulate his bat path in accordance with the pitch. Squared up baseballs in each at bat coming away and eventually being rewarded with a hard-hit line drive base knock to center field. A significant weight shift, gets on his back leg and uses that momentum coming forward to generate some good thump into the swing. Doesn’t try to do too much at the plate and takes what the pitcher gives him. The 6’ 190 lb third baseman is currently uncommitted.

David Zitnick 3B (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
Zitnick manned the hot corner and hit cleanup for the West Boynton Cobras today. He was a an intense hitter and tough out for pitchers at the plate as he was a force to be reckoned with and bashed baseballs. Hits the ball with authority and comes up big in clutch situations with runners in scoring position. Put this skill on display in his 1st at bat of the day coming to the plate with a man on 2nd and took advantage of the opportunity to drive in the opening run of the game. Smashed a double to left field putting the first run on the board in the game. A smooth swing, gets the foot down and mashes balls with authority. Doesn’t get cheated and takes a hard cut with every swing leading to hard contact at a high rate. Ended the day with 2 hard hits. Overall, a solid hitter with a good mix of pure hitting ability and power. Definitely one to keep on your radar as he continues to grow and develop over the next few years.

Connor King RHP (‘27,FL) • View Player Profile
The RHP for FL Elite 16u was lights out in his outing today. King pitched a phenomenal 5 innings, allowing just one hit and one run while striking out 9. King allowed just two base runners his entire outing. He featured an effective FB/SL mix that kept hitters off balance all game. At a big 6’2 200lbs frame that projects well, King has room to gain more power with time and be a force at the next level. He is currently uncommitted.

Josh Booth RHP (‘24,OH) • View Player Profile
The Marietta College commit and RHP for Canes Baseball 18u was dominant today in his start. The righty went the distance for his squad, going 7 innings giving up just 2 hits and one run which was unearned. Booth started out hot, striking out the side in the 1st inning and going on to strike out 12 batters on the day. He looked athletic down the mound at a 6’3 180lbs frame. He featured a 3/4 arm slot with the FB sitting 85/86 running it up to 87 with a good amount of run. His most impressive pitch was his BB, which he spun very well around 76/77 (2300rpm) and was his go to strikeout pitch. Very impressive day on the mound for Booth.

Christopher Martinez RHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The RHP for Canes Baseball 18u was impressive in his brief outing. Martinez came in to close out the game and he did just that, hurling 2 scoreless innings for his team. He gave up only one hit and struck out one across his two frames. Martinez let his FB take over, dominating hitters at 85/86. He was aggressive in the zone, working well down the mound and attacking hitters, consistently getting ahead in counts. Solid performance on the mound today. He is currently uncommitted.

Wade Francis LHP (‘24,FL) • View Player Profile
The LHP for 954 Boys was remarkable in his start on the mound. The lefty went the distance for his squad, pitching 6 innings giving up just one run on one hit while striking out 9. Francis dominated opposing hitters with a FB/CB mix that was on from the jump. The FB sat 78-80 running it up to 81 with great command of the CB. He consistently went to it time and time again, generating swings and misses. Impressive day on the mound for the uncommitted 2024 LHP.

Max Boyer C (‘27,FL) • View Player Profile
The catcher and RHH for Kachi Baseball 2027 had an impressive day at the plate. Boyer reached base in every at bat by way of one hit and two walks. His hit came late in the game where he turned on a FB and caught all of it, sending it over the left fielder’s head and one hopping the fence for a standup 2-RBI double. The ball came off at 100 exit velo, one of the highest of the tournament. He features a big 5’10 206lbs frame that allows for some serious power that is impressive for his age when he squares pitches up. Great day at the plate for the uncommitted catcher.

Ryan Kessner RHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The RHP for Vipers Baseball 18u was great in his start. In a pitcher’s duel, Kessner held his own, going the distance across 6 innings for his squad. He allowed just 2 runs and 7 hits while striking out 4. He was lights out with a solid FB/CB mix. He ran his FB up to 83 while spinning the CB very well for strikes. In a tight ballgame where his team couldn’t manage to come out on top, Kessner was very impressive in doing all he could to keep his team in it. He is currently uncommitted.

Jonah Smith RHP (‘26,FL) • View Player Profile
The RHP for IS Elite National 2026 was very impressive in his morning start. Smith was nearly lights out, giving up just one run and two hits across four innings while striking out an incredible 12 batters. Things started out tough for Smith, giving up back to back singles in the 1st, but he proceeded to strike out two batters to get out of it and it was smooth sailing from there. He relied heavily on the FB which sat 79/80. Impressive day on the mound for Smith. He is currently uncommitted.

Sean Gallagher RHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The RHP for South Florida Bandits 2025 willed his team to victory today. Gallagher went the distance for his team his game, going 7 strong innings giving up just 3 runs across 7 hits while striking out 4. Gallagher kept his team in it the whole game, looking comfortable of his whole arsenal. He featured a FB that was up to 81 while mixing in a solid BB that he showed great command of. He threw from an over the top arm slot that helped him extend well down the mound. Gallagher willed his team to the win, going the distance in a 5-3 ballgame. He is currently uncommitted.

Anderson Reyes UTL (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
RHH for the South Florida Bandits 2025 displaying good feel at the plate. He ripped a stand up double in the first game of the day to the right center gap sending it 88mph off the bat. He’s got a calm and easy load with minimal extra movement throughout his swing. Keeps his head locked on the ball and gets his bottom hand out and through the ball upon contact. A ton of raw power to make for an explosive swing, quick around the base paths taking extra bases all day. Uncommitted at this time.

Miguel Allegri RHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
Absolutely dominated on the mound in his outing today for the South Florida Bandits 2025 team. He went the distance going a full 7 innings only letting up 2 hits with 0 ER, racking up 10 Ks. He had strong command of his FB sitting 86-87 and T88 with 2300rpms, displaying good ride to it deep in the zone. He had a good BB to complement going 74-75 and T76 with 2400rpms and solid movement, keeping it low in the zone with consistency. Uncommitted at this time.

Jadiel Estrada RHP (‘27,FL) • View Player Profile
The righty had a solid performance on the mound for Wolverines Baseball 16u team. His FB sat high 7s with 2000rpms and good ride to it, creating some late elevation. His CB sat 66-67 and showed really good movement low and away drawing opposing hitters to chase. He also flashed an average CH that sat low 7s. Got good extension out throwing from both the H 3/4 arm slot and a side arm slot as well.

Brandon Kark MIF (‘26,NC) • View Played Profile
The shortstop had a really good day at the plate today going 1-2 with 2 walks and an RBI. His hit was a hard liner taken back up the middle to bring a run across the plate. He can hit to both sides of the field with consistent power and displays quick hands through the zone. Has a very smooth swing with a ton of explosiveness to go with it. He moved quick laterally on the defensive side of the ball showing off some solid range. Made a couple good plays flashing a solid glove, average arm across the diamond. Uncommitted at this time.

Julian Alvarez 3B/RHP (‘26,FL) • View Player Profile
Performing on both sides of the ball generating some power in the box and coming in relief for the Elite Squad 2026 American. At the plate he hit 1 of his team’s 2 doubles sending it to the left center gap with an 88 EV, bringing in an RBI. He’s got a simple load and utilizes all his power as he gets full extension through the zone. On the mound he came in middle relief showing a FB and SL in his outing. He threw out of a L3/4 slot, getting a lot of easy outs with his SL that had a lot of HB to it. Big frame guy at 6’1” 155lbs, room to add strength and velocity. Uncommitted at this time.

Raul Romero RHP (‘26,FL) • View Player Profile

The RHP for the Down Under Travelers was dominant today in his outing. He didn’t allow a hit or a run in his few innings and showcased a strong arsenal. His FB sat 86-88 T89 with 2300rpms, getting really good ride as he got hitters to swing miss under often. He had a good CH as well sitting 76-78 with 1800rpms with a little bit of run to it. His SL is solid sitting 73-75 with noticeable run to it but his dominance came from his FB. He’s got a quick arm with a strong stride off the mound. Committed to Hillsborough Community College.

Andrew Derosa 3B/RHP (‘26,FL) • View Player Profile
The righty displayed a solid outing for the VCA Lions SFL 2027 team. Displayed a good arsenal in his outing showing a FB 75-76 T77 with 2100rpms and average carry to it. His CB was solid drawing opposing hitters to chase and left some of them handcuffed as well. He generated a weak contact and grabbed a couple Ks to go with it. In the field, he looks smooth with a strong arm across the diamond and showing a high baseball IQ as well. Big frame standing at 6’0” 160lbs, room to add strength and velo. Uncommitted at this time.

DAY 2

Derek Thoms C ('28,NJ)
Thoms was the ultimate team player in today's game, filling whatever role his team needed him in. Starting the game at DH, he was pulled behind the plate when the starting backstop went down. He looked extremely comfortable in his new role, blocking pitches and mowing down runners. These new duties did not stop him from finding success at the plate, (write abt something he did). Room for growth at 5'5 125. Uncommitted.

Adrian Diaz de Villegas RHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Diaz de Villegas was a dominant force on the mound in todays game, tossing five shutout innings in todays game. He was able to accomplish this thanks to his lively fastball, which sat at 78-80 but was able to run up at 82 with accuracy. He paired this pitch with a slow curve, which did a good job of keeping hitters honest. Natural presence on the mound, with minimal drop off in velocity as the game progressed. Coming in at 6'3, 185, Adrian possesses a lanky frame that projects well at the next level. Currently uncommitted.

Kash Ojeda RHP ('26,FL) • View Player Profile
Ojeda threw a gem of a game in today's outing, tossing six scoreless and helping lead his team to a 2-1 victory. He was able to accomplish this primarily through his strong command on the mound, hitting his spots and coaxing hitters into weak contact. This approach allowed him to work efficiently, finishing multiple innings in under 15 pitches. Slight frame at 5'6, 135. Uncommitted.

Sebastian Baez OF ('28,FL) • View Player Profile
Baez came through in the clutch for his team, delivering the go ahead run late in the game that ended up being the decider in today's contest. Does a good job of meeting the moment and not trying to do too much. With the infield pulled in, he kept the swing compact and just punched the ball back up the middle. Gets out of the box well and is speedy on the base path, getting into a rundown with a runner on third and keeping the defense occupied long enough for the run to score. Slight frame at 5'6, 130 that projects with growth. Uncommitted.

Kaden Novak RHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Novak was great on the mound, going three innings of no hit baseball to help his team secure the victory. He had a devastating two pitch mix, with a 74-76 fastball that topped at 77 and a frisbee slider at 64-66. The slider was a constant problem for the opposition, with hitters ducking out of the way of strikes. Does a good job of working at his own pace and keeping hitters uncomfortable, and is able to generate force with a violent rotation on the mound. Projectable size at 5'9 140. Currently uncommitted.

Yadiel Garcia C ('28,FL) • View Player Profile
Garcia was kept quite busy behind the plate in today's action, but showed he was up for the task. He was a relentless worker, helping his pitcher out by blocking balls and preventing extra runs from being scored. Displayed maturity in his willingness to fall on baseballs and block with his whole body. When the pitch is outside of this zone, he is adept at getting the glove out there and receiving the ball. With the bat, he had an RBI base knock with a fluid swing. Good size at 5'9 160. Uncommitted.

Jencarlos Martinez 1B ('28,FL) • View Player Profile
Martinez showcased his power in todays action, belting a baseball to deep left field. Does a good job staying back and timing the pitch, before unloading on the baseball. Gets his whole body involved on the swing, with aggressive torque that allows for exit velocities in the 90s. Takes an efficient bat path through the zone, limiting any extra movement. Big frame at 5'8, 180 that generates easy power. Uncommitted.

Aiden Meier RHP ('26,NC) • View Player Profile 
Meier did a good job of showcasing his pitch mix in today's action. The righty from North Carolina displayed good command and a willingness to throw each of his three pitches. His primary offering was a fastball, which sat at 78-80. He was also able to mix in a changeup at 72-74 and curveball at 66-68. While the results did not fall his way today, the stuff is clearly there and definitely prevents big upside. Good size at 6' 190 that projects well at the next level. Currently uncommitted.

Sven Ostrander LHP ('26,FL) • View Player Profile
Ostrander was dominant in his outing today, tossing four scoreless frames and helping his team cruise to victory. His sidearm delivery created problems for the opposition all game long. He was able to effectively drop his arm slot and create good movement on his pitches. His fastball sat 79-81, and topped out at 82. He leaned primarily on this pitch, but did occasionally dabble with a curveball. Projects very favorably if he continues to develop this secondary pitch. 5'10, 160 frame. Uncommitted.

Julius Brooks 1B ('26,NC) • View Player Profile
Brooks displayed an ability to mash in today's action. The slugger had a dominant presence in the box, and often stepped up to the plate while the outfielders backed up. He backed this up with his powerful swing. Stays quick and compact to the ball, wasting no time getting his bat through the zone. He also maintains a level swing through the plane, leading to hard hit line drives. He was able to drive this ball back up the middle at 91 mph, bringing in two big runs to lead his team to victory. Good size at 6'3 205 that projects well moving forward. Uncommitted.

Jonuel Hernandez LHP ('28,FL) • View Player Profile 

Showcased one of the best Change-Ups over the weekend. Steep Arm-Side Run and really difficult matchup for RHH.  Flipped his Breaking Ball in with ease and sat away, the entire morning for Gatorball 14u. Mixed in his looks & timing with Runners.  Fastball was middle 70's & off-speed was in the 60's, for good differential. Hernandez is a left hander that projects well.

Samuel Craig RHP ('28,FL) • View Player Profile 

Commands the Fastball and does a great job of staying behind it.  Had a lot of success up in the zone for the Scorpions 14u.  Sat 80-82 & topped at 84.  Sprinkled the off-speed in the 2nd time through the order.  However, it was mostly heaters throughout.  He built strength as the game went on and seemed to become more relax & confident too.  Finished the day with 6+ K's and only 1 Walk, through 5 IP.

Jose Carlos Pedraja C (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile 
A defensive standout behind the plate for the Explorers. Eats up pitches in the dirt, solid pitch framer, and is a quiet leader handling his pitchers. Makes big plays with his glove and arm. His team relies on his defensive prowess to help keep them in games and he delivers in the clutch. The arm really stands out as it’s very accurate and can make all the throws. Combining the clutch gene with the arm talent, he was able to throw a dime down to 2B and catch a key potential base-stealer in the 1-run game, killing any potential for a rally in the middle innings. Hits the ball hard at the plate as well, but just got unlucky in that he hit it right at defenders that resulted in hard-hit outs. A defensive stalwart that should only continue to get better, improve, and refine his skills behind the plate. 

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Max Maynes 1B (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
The 5-hole hitter for the West Boynton Cobras can do a little bit of everything and brings a good offensive profile to the field. Has a pure left-handed swing with smooth actions in the box. Across 2 games, he showed his offensive prowess as a run-producing, middle-of-the-order bat. On the day, he had a 2 RBI single in a big spot late in the game in the first game. Added 2 more base hits in game two and showed off the wheels with a stolen base as well. Has a good eye at the plate and will take his fair share of walks. The 5’9 left-handed hitter should continue to add muscle and power along with it as he continues to develop.

Josh Vandagriff C (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
Catcher and cleanup hitter for Florida Elite Baseball. Stands out on both sides of the ball both in the box and behind the dish. Offensively he is a mainstay slugger with an aptitude for driving in runs. It’s a pure, natural smooth swing from the right side that generates effortless power and lift. Put this on display in his 1st plate appearance of the game clobbering an RBI 2B to deep left field with excellent carry all the way to the wall. Goes up to the plate with a plan in mind and doesn’t sell himself short, taking hard cuts with every swing. Good, natural rhythm in the box with a low center of gravity. Flashes some good arm talent behind the dish as well with an efficient pop and accurate throws down to second base with some zip on them. The 5’7 catcher has room to grow as he continues to mature and develop nicely at a premium position.

Jaycob Dominguez OF (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
Leadoff hitter for Gomez Baseball has a good frame to work with at 6 foot. Good power/speed combo at the top of the lineup that he takes full opportunity of in driving the ball to all parts of the field and getting on base. Showed up and put his pure hitting ability on display. A sweet, smooth left handed swing that does a nice job of driving the ball inside out. All of his offensive skills came together in his last plate appearance of the game as he put together a great at bat putting a charge into an inside pitch and driving it the other way for a double. Has time and room to continue growing, fill out the frame, and develop even more as a potent hitter.

Jayden McNeil RHP (‘28,NJ) • View Player Profile
Solid size for the New Jersey Marlins RHP checking in at 5’10 and is able to use his size effectively. Coming out firing early in the game, he looked strong on the mound with conviction in his pitches on both sides of the plate. He threw the fastball up to 76 mph with some sink and movement. Sparingly mixed in the breaking ball at 63 mph for show, but wasn’t necessarily a pitch he needed to rely on too heavily. Pitching 4 solid innings with 4 strikeouts with a simple, easy, repeatable motion. Ran into some trouble in his last inning, but was able to make adjustments and limit the damage to keep the game within striking distance. His team ultimately was able to come back and win in walk-off fashion. Should be able to add more velocity to the mix as he develops.

Austin Anderson LHP (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
Has good size, build, and is an advanced arm for his age. He worked quickly, efficiently, and effectively attacking hitters. Straight up dominated on the mound with great poise and an easy, fluid delivery for R3 Baseball. Settled in with confidence and only grew stronger as the game progressed. Had the fastball working early, gearing it up to 81 mph multiple times and blew it by hitters. Had good feel for the breaking ball at 65 that played well off the fastball with good depth and the ability to throw it for strikes at his disposal. A bulldog on the mound and settled in nicely going 3 strong scoreless innings pitched with 4 strikeouts. Only base runners came on 2 walks, otherwise he mowed down his opponents with ease. Good projectable arm from the left side.

David Otero RHP (‘26,FL) • View Player Profile
Undersized at 5’9, but not to be overlooked. Worked a short, but efficient and effective 2 innings on the mound for MVP Baseball Academy. Attacking the zone with a good fastball/curveball combo, he had both pitches working on command. The fastball sat 80-81 and topped out at 82 mph a few times with natural arm-side run tailing in to righties. Good feel for spinning the curveball and was a beauty to watch him snap it into the zone with good 12-6 shape at 72 mph. Though he did collect a few swings and misses, he worked efficiently - mostly pitching to contact, inducing weak groundballs & popups, keeping his defense in it and his pitch count low. Consistent strike thrower, attacks hitters, trusts his stuff. Added 2 strikeouts to his final line as well. Room to add a few ticks on the fastball. Currently uncommitted.

Alan Soler LHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The UCF commit and LHP for CTG 17u was impressive in his brief start. He pitched just one inning but was dominant not giving up a run and only allowing one hit. He features a tall frame at 6’3 175lbs that works well downhill with a consistent repeatable delivery. He was up to 88 on the FB with a tight BB in the mid 70s with 2200rpm. Impressive outing on the mound.

Alejandro Puig 3B (‘24,FL) • View Player Profile
The Dartmouth commit and 3B for Havana Bananas had a well rounded day for his squad. Defensively, he made a few nice plays, flashing the leather and helping his pitchers. He also had a great day at the plate, collecting 2 hits and 2 RBIs, one of them being a double off the wall coming off the bat at 100mph. His 6’0 170lbs frame allowed for some serious power and ability that projects well at the next level. Impressive day all around.

Drew Sperber C (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The RHH for Vipers Baseball 18u made some noise early in the day. In his first at bat he turned on a FB, sending it over the LF fence for a solo shot, 96EV off the bat with a 355ft carry. One of the hardest hit balls of the day for the 2025 catcher. He is currently uncommitted.

Jayden Rosario RHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The Herkimer College commit and RHP for 954 Boys dealt in his outing today. He pitched 4 strong innings allowing just 1 run. He featured a high 70s FB paired with a solid SL that worked well together, missing barrels all day. He gave up just one hit while striking out 5. Impressive outing for Rosario.

Dylan Allamon LHP (‘24,OH) • View Player Profile
The Cuyahoga CC commit and LHP for Canes Baseball 18u had a bounce back performance today. After giving up 2 early runs in the 1st inning, Allamon dialed in, not giving up another run his entire outing across 4 2/3 innings. He gave up just 2 hits while striking out 11 batters. The FB was up to 84 with a solid CH at 77/78 and SL sitting 74-77 to round out the three pitch mix. Impressive comeback performance to keep in his team in it and win a tight 3-2 ballgame.

Antonio Socarras RHP (‘24,FL) • View Player Profile
The Pitt commit and RHP for Havana Bananas was lights out in his close effort. Socarras entered with just one inning to go and he dominated, not allowing a single hit while striking out 3. In his 1 inning of work he ran the FB up to 93 with arm side run and featured a tight SL in the mid 7s. Really impressive close for the 2024 RHP.

Alexander Ramirez CF (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The RHH for LBA Crush had one of the hardest hit balls of the entire tournament. Early in the game, Ramirez unloaded on a ball for a no-doubter 3-run shot. It came off at 102EV off the bat and traveled 357ft at a 35.2 degree launch angle. At a solid 6’1 170lbs frame, Ramirez has serious power that will translate well at the next level as he continues to grow. Impressive piece of hitting from Ramirez. He is currently uncommitted.

Eliezer Romero C (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The catcher and RHH for LBA Crush had an impressive day at the plate. Across his two games today, Romero reached base in all 6 of his plate appearances. He tallied 2 hits, 4 walks and drove in 3 runs. Really solid day at the plate today for Romero. He is currently uncommitted.

DAY 3

Brayden Wyman RHP/C (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
High-level 2 way player for the Florida Canes and is a Swiss Army knife for his team as he can do it all both offensively and defensively. Very versatile in the field as he plays multiple positions up the middle. The starting pitcher in the Palm Beach Open semi-final game, he put the team on his back leading them to victory with 4 shutout inning mixing in 2 strikeouts along the way. After his 4 innings of work, he finished the game behind the plate and was a rock back there. Blocking everything, framing pitches, and navigating pitchers through innings. On the mound, he was up to 72 mph with the fastball. Brings plenty of offensive skill to the plate as well tacking on a hit in the box as well to cap off his impressive game as a whole. A standout player on a talented Canes team that will be fun to watch grow, mature, and continue developing as a 2 way player in the coming years.

Sam Kentos OF/RHP (‘28,NJ)
Really good size and stature for the 5’11 180 lb high-level 2 way player. Starting the game out in center field, he’s a solid defender with some range. It was his stellar outing in relief on the mound that made headlines. Ice water in his veins and coming in relief, he came in firing on all cylinders, throwing an incredible 4.2 innings racking up 6 strikeouts. Sitting 77-79 and gearing it up to 80 mph a few times, he was able to pitch his team into the Palm Beach Open championship game. He strikes fear into his opponents both on the mound and at the plate leading to the opposition intentional walking him in the 6th inning in a tie game. Will be a solid player to watch over the next few years as he should continue to develop nicely as a 2-way player and keep adding to the frame.

Jose Vellon SS (‘29,FL) • View Player Profile
Shortstop and 5-hole hitter for a very talented Florida Canes team. Showed up and showed out in the winner take all Palm Beach Open championship game. Smooth actions both in the field and at the plate from the right side. He gets the weight back and launches baseball deep into the outfield. Natural, smooth swing with good loft and warning track power. Came up big in the 3rd inning with a huge RBI double that was one of the hardest hit balls of the day with solid pop off the bat and good carry traveling deep past the left fielder and all the way to the wall. Projects well and should be able to stick at the premium position long-term.

Diego Sanchez 3B/RHP (‘28,FL) • View Player Profile
2 way player for the Florida Devil Rays. Started the game at third base and eventually came in relief on the mound for his team. Performed on both ends of the baseball both at the plate and on the mound. Provides a spark for his team as he came in and essentially slammed the door shut on opposing hitters pitching a solid 3.1 IP and only surrendering 1 run allowed while sitting in the mid-60s. Came through in the clutch with a bases loaded RBI single late in the game to pull his team within one and help rally them to an eventual come from behind victory. Built big and burly, and should continue to develop nicely.

Max Martinez RHP/3B (‘29,FL)
Taking the mound and hitting cleanup for the Explorers, Martinez had an impressive day all around. Taking control, attacking hitters, and working both sides of the plate, he was in command and had himself a solid outing on the mound. Sitting 72-73 and maxing out at 76 mph on the day, he was able to induce some swings and misses throughout his 3 innings pitched with 4 strikeouts. Worked a couple walks at the plate with a good eye and plate discipline. Overall, a solid’s day’s work put in on the mound and at the plate for the young RHP.

Owen Baker OF ('28,FL) • View Player Profile

In the Semi-Final Game for the Sportika Red 2028's Owen got a huge 2-Out knock to score 2, extending the lead by 3.  After his Single, he immediately took 2nd on a good BID read.  Made all his plays out in Right Field.  Balanced load, quiet hands and a heel up - heel down with two strikes.

Andrew Todario UTIL ('28,FL)

Set on Cruise Control on the bump for Sportika Baseball Academy 14u.  Pitched-to-contact all day & showcased a big 12-6 Breaking Ball.  Didn't try to overpower and hitters or do "too much."  Stuck to his gameplan and executed.  Helped himself out with a big 2-Out RBI down the 3rd base line.  In 5.1 IP, gave up only 2 runs, had 3 K's and only 1 BB. To cap things off, he made a diving grab in shallow CF to end the game.

Will Hague C (‘26,NJ)
The catcher for NJ Marlins had an impressive day behind the plate. Hague caught two runner stealing in the first three innings of the game, one at 3rd and one at 2nd. Hague showed a strong arm and clean defensive actions throughout the game. Impressive defensive showing today for the 2026 catcher from New Jersey. He is currently uncommitted.

Andrison Reyes 3B (‘24,FL) • View Player Profile
The Western Oklahoma State commit and RHH for South Florida Bandits 2025 had a solid day at the plate. Early in the game, he turned on a ball, sending it off the fence for a standup double, driving in one run. The ball carried 347ft and came off the bat at 99mph off the bat. Impressive piece of hitting in the playoffs from Reyes.

Misael Uriepero SS (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The LHH for CTG 17u came up big for his squad in the playoffs. In extra innings, Uriepero walked it off with the bases loaded with a bouncing ball over the 1B head to advance his team to the semifinals. He finished the day with 4 hits, a walk, and one RBI across two games. Impressive day for the uncommitted shortstop.

Garrett Srigley 1B (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The LHH for Top Tier East Coast 2025 had one of the best days at the plate today. Srigley went 3 for 4 with 1 RBI, and was a home run away from the cycle. He featured a tall frame at 6’3 170lbs with present power, totaling two extra base hits on the day. Really solid performance from Srigley keeping his team in a tight playoff game. He is currently uncommitted.

Alan Soler LHP (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The UCF commit and LHP for CTG 17u had a dominant day on the mound. In his semifinal start, Soler pitched 5 shutout innings. He ran the FB up to 89 sitting 86-88 with a consistent 17+ induced vertical break. He threw a tight CB at 74-76 with 2200rpm and a firm CH at 80-82. Soler throws from a long frame at 6’3 175lbs with a clean, fluid delivery. Really strong day on the mound for Soler.

Gavin Sansone LHP (‘24,NJ) • View Player Profile
The Long Island commit and LHP for NJ Marlins had a great outing in his playoff game. The lefty went 5 strong innings allowing just 2 runs while striking out 8. Sansone had some struggles early, but settled right in and dominated. He ran the FB up to 86 with good carry through the zone and spun his SL well for strikes in the mid 70s. Solid day all around for the 2024 LHP.

Kieran Rivera RHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Rivera had a dominant performance on the mound today. The lanky righty produces a ton of force with his whippy delivery. His fastball sat at 78-80, but ran up to 82. He also utilized a hard slider, which sat at 73-75 with tight spin. Ability to work deep in games, going 6 innings of shutout ball. Big frame at 6'2 170 that projects well with added strength. Currently uncommitted.

Rene Dun C ('26,FL) • View Player Profile
Dun was a workhorse behind the dish in today's tournament play. He was a dynamic backstop, constantly working through balls and keeping base runners on their toes. When someone tried to steal third on a dirt ball read, he did a great job of receiving the low pitch and firing a strike to third to get the out. Sturdy frame at 6' 170 that projects well at the next level. Uncommitted.

Aidan Carmody LHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Carmody was dominant in his teams quarterfinal action, helping lead them to a decisive victory. He was able to accomplish this thanks largely to his fastball, which sat at 79-81 but was able to touch 82 on multiple locations. He was also able to impart good vertical movement on his fastball, consistently hitting 15 inches of vertical break on the pitch. He was able to induce swings and misses under the pitch and rack up strikeouts in his outing. Muscular frame of 5'10 195. Currently uncommitted.

Micah Herring OF ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Herring did a great job showcasing his power in today's game, squaring up multiple balls on the day. Quiet load at the plate, with an incredibly quick release. He does a good job at springing into action and launching his hips, generating big power. He ended the game with a double that left the bat at 92, and a lineout at 95. He was also able to utilize his 6.9 60 speed, flying around the bases to move from first to third on a single to shallow right. Projectable frame at 5'11, 160. Currently uncommitted.

Yeiber Vivas RHP ('26,FL) • View Player Profile
Vivas had a great outing in today's game, going eight innings and giving up nothing earned. Leaned primarily on his fastball, which he was able to run up to 83 on the day and routinely hit his spots with. As he progressed through the game he relied more on his slow curve, which sat at 67-69 and provided a good change of pace. Natural feel on the mound, with minimal velocity drop off as the game progressed. 5'11 190. Currently uncommitted.

Brayden Hassel RHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Hassel pitched exceptionally well in today's semifinal match, going 7 scoreless and helping lead his team to victory. His fastball sat 81-83 and topped out at 84 with good arm side run. Complimented this pitch with a tight slider that tunneled well with the fastball. Does not shy away from the big moment and came through for his team in a classic pitchers duel. Good size with room to grow at 6' 175. Currently uncommitted.

Hunter Bruce RHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Hunter had a gutsy performance on the mound in today's semi final match, giving up one run in five innings and helping lead his team to the championship game. His fastball sat at 75-77, and was complimented with a slow looping curve at 61-63. Did a great job at spotting his pitches, confidently locating both his fastball and curveball. Was able to work deep into the game, giving his team the chance to complete the comeback. Room to grow at 5'6 130. Uncommitted.

Kamai Purce MIF ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Purce left his fingerprints all over today's semifinal match, playing well both offensively and defensively. Offensively, he went 2-2 with a couple singles, but also got on base through a walk and a beanball. Defensively, Kamai was incredibly smooth at short. He did a great job reading ground balls and making the right play. He was also never rushed, always delivering an accurate throw to first or an accurate flip to second. Muscular frame at 5'4, 145. Currently uncommitted.

Jacob Guzik OF ('26,FL) • View Player Profile
Guzik was an integral part of his team's semifinal victory, both at the plate and in the outfield. At the plate, he served as a catalyst for his team's offense. Quick, whippy swing gets to the ball quickly. Was able to use this swing to launch a double to left center that left the bat at 83 mph. On the defensive side, he patrolled centerfield in his team's victory. He did a good job of reading fly balls and taking efficient routes.

Ryan Musa RHP ('28,FL) • View Player Profile
Musa was dominant in his relief appearance in today's game. His fastball sat at 80-82 and topped out at 82 with a 2200 spin rate. He was able to pair this pitch with a tight slider at 70-72 with a 2600 spin rate. He spotted both of these pitches well to generate whiffs at a high level. He worked efficiently, filling up the zone and getting out of innings quickly. 5'8 150. Uncommitted.

DAY 4

Triston Saxton MIF ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Saxton had a great day on both sides of the ball in today's tournament final. At shortstop he made multiple slick defensive plays, reading ground balls well and turning double plays. Fluid movements on the field, with good range in the middle of the infield. Offensively, he notched a couple of hits on the day. A quick, compact swing that does a good job of getting the barrel to the ball. Wiry frame at 5'6 130. Uncommitted.

Ian Liscomb RHP ('27,FL) • View Player Profile
Liscomb had a great performance on the mound today, coming in relief and giving his team a chance to win the game. Despite his small frame of 5'6, 120, he was able to generate good power and run his fastball up to 78-80. He also did a good job fielding the position, getting off the mound quickly and actively hunting the ball. A true workhorse on the mound, going multiple innings to help his team. Currently uncommitted

Shawn Otero LHP ('28,FL) • View Player Profile
Otero had a dominant performance in his team's championship victory, tossing five innings of one run ball. The lefty dropped down a bit and threw from the 3/4 slot, where he was able to generate a good amount of run on his 74-76 fastball. He also mixed in a slider with good vertical drop. Did a good job at missing barrels and inducing soft contact. Slender frame at 5'8 125 that relies on a whippy throwing motion to generate power. Currently uncommitted.

Misael Uriepero 2B (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
The 2B and LHH for CTG 17u Another outstanding day at the plate. Uriepero racked up 3 hits and 4 RBIs in the championship game, fueling his team to a victory. Uriepero has driven the ball well all tournament, making a name for himself. He features a big load and a level swing, and showed off impressive speed around the bases. Really solid tournament and impressive at the plate today for the 2025 middle infielder. He is currently uncommitted.

Matias Fischer SS (‘26,FL) • View Player Profile
The Miami commit and SS for CTG 17u had a solid championship game at the plate. Late in the game with the bases loaded, he shot a ball deep into the gap to the fence. His shot was a bases clearing 3-RBI double and proved to be one of the final blows for his team to claim the championship. Fischer features a physical frame at 6’1 180lbs, and a smooth left handed stroke that stays through the zone. He provides gap to gap power that will translate well at the next level, showing off his ability to hit backside with real pop. Impressive day at the plate in the championship for Fischer.