DAY 1

Boone Carver C (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
The 5’11 210Ib catcher himself a productive day both sides of the field, threw out 3 runners at second base from behind the plate, demonstrated a strong appearance with his arm making it hard for runners to steal throughout the day. Boone also sparked his team’s hitting, barreling a baseball over the short stop late in the game, strong compact swing uses his hips to generate power behind the barrel. 

Jack Fields RHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Fields has a lean frame, continued a hot inning for his team late in the game smacking a line drive through the 3/4 hole to the right field to put runners in scoring position while down late. Keen eye to the ball, lets the ball travel in the zone and is able to make contact threw the ball into different parts of the field.

Matthew Terwilliger LHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
The 6’ 175Ib left handed pitcher dished a solid outing for his team finishing 4.3 innings allowing 0ER 1R 2H and carving 7Ks on the day. FB had nice control all day with a mix of his off speed, topping at 84 on the day and sitting 81-82. Fought hard when down in the count, wasn’t worried with runners in scoring position. Even started the game off striking out the side. Nice potential had he continues to develop and gain velocity.

Preston Boylan CF (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Boylan had a clutch hit late in the game to get his team’s hitting started after a slow start. With bases loaded Preston was able to deliver a hard hit ground ball by 1B into right field to bring around 2 runners and to cut there teams deficit down to 1 which they would then go on to tie after a passed ball. Not afraid of the low zone ball able to create enough contact to get by the first basemen and send it runners home.

Michael Goldsmith C (‘26,MD) • View Player Profile
Brings the ideal combination of a R/L throwing/hitting catcher with good use of pop already at 16. He’s got an easy small step load that brings the hands back and into position where he can just release the hips and unleash on the baseball. He did just that today collecting 2 hits, one of which was a bases clearing double that put his team up into run rule contention.

Pierce Quinn RHP (‘26,MD) • View Player Profile
A D1 level prospect with the stuff he was showing on the mound. He flashed (A) level spin rates on all of his pitches with the FB @ 2400 and the CV @ 2700. He was also pumping some gas sitting 87 & topping 90. The FB came out of the hand well with good ride thru the zone. When he got on top of the CV & threw it off his FB, hitters looked silly against it. He managed 4 scoreless innings in his effort. Some college level strength and conditioning + coaching and he’s sure to develop into a solid rotational piece.

Alexander Reyes C (‘26,GA) • View Player Profile 
The Georgia Prospect played well in his first game today recording two hits. His most important hit was a solo shot in which he got his arms extended and crushed it over the LF fence. In his home run swing, he showcased his ability to stay into his strong legs allowing them to do the work. At a stocky frame of 5’9 this gave him the needed pop to smoke it 97 off the bat. A conversation with his coach and it looks like he’s taken the next steps recently to unlock his hitting potential, previously being a defensive minded catcher.

Matthew McCauley 1B/LHP (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
A L/R player that has physical presence on the field. He stands 6’3 at 16 and looks the part already. His frame gives him plenty of pop as his 3 AB’s each ball exited over 90 off the bat. His best AB of the day scored a few runs for his team and ended up on the warning tack for a double. He flashed some good hands at first making a few key picks in the dirt to secure the outs.

Jacob Addison RHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Addison came out the gate w/ some electric stuff. After struggling in the zone in the first, Jacob got into the 5th inning w/ no runs. He then surrendered a two out 2B that scored 3. Addison has a low 3/4 AA and was up to 87 midway through his outing. He also mixed in a SL but did not use it much. Interesting uncommitted arm.

Mason Ridings 2B/RHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Ridings did it on both sides of the ball in this one. In the top of the first he roped a single down the RF line for an RBI putting his team up early. He did a good job of taking the outside FB to the opposite field. On the mound he had a good SL giving the opponents trouble. The FB was up to 80 and went 5.2 IP w/ 2 ER.

Cooper Gaskins C (‘26,SC) • View Player Profile
Gaskins collected 3 knocks in this game for his team. Gaskins has a simple swing that is short to the ball. His 2nd hit was a good 2k approach driving the pitch back up the middle. His last hit was a laser to LC w/ an EV of 87. This simple swing should result in consistent contact w/ not much swing and miss.

Aiden Vandenbroek RHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
The lanky RHP had a solid outing today in what led to a walk off win for his team. After the first inning he settled in to go 5 IP. Aiden collected 5 k and only 2 ER. The FB was up to 85 w/ good extension down the mound making it appear harder. He also mixed in two different BB. From the higher AS the CB appeared to be the better pitch.

Dylan Kelly SS (‘26 NC) • View Player Profile
Kelly was impressive with his bat-to-ball skills today, going 3-3 and driving in 2 runs. The '26 grad hit line drives to all parts of the field, while also playing sound defense at shortstop. The right-handed hitter has quick twitchy hands and a compact swing, which helps him create bat speed and hammer pitches in the zone.

Logan Gadberry UTIL (‘26, SC)
The right-handed hitter mashes fastballs, resulting in 3 hits today and driving in 2 runs. Gadberry had 3 hard-hit baseballs today (95 max EV) and showed an impressive amount of barrel control at the plate. Gadberry also showed off his speed by legging out a triple.

Mason Coleman MIF (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
The big framed lefty showed off his hitting tools today. Coleman had very good contact throughout his AB’s today showing off his smooth quick swing. Coleman smoked a ball down the RF line to get the hitting started for his team with a 87 EV. Lots of potential with his hitting tools.

Vincent Porcaro SS (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
Porcaro has a great day today showing off his power. The uncommitted SS barreled up a ball to the LF warning track almost finding its way out of the deep ballpark. Porcaro recorded a triple with a EV of 90, really smooth swing with tons of pop and room to grow.

Luke Bohnsack RHP (‘26,SC) • View Player Profile
The uncommitted LHH had a big at bat for hus team today. Coming up late in the game Bohnsack turned on a ball down the RF line at an EV of 91. Bohnsack recorded a 3 run triple, clearing the bases and giving his team the lead. Great approach from Bohnsack all day and came in clutch for his team

Caden Tarr MIF (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Tarr came through for his team today, with a walkoff double down the LF line. Tarr showed off his power with an EV of 95. Tarr has one of the highest if not the highest EV of day 1. The uncommitted MIF has a smooth simple swing and always found the barrel. Great day overall from Tarr, once again being the hero for his team today.

DAY 2



Jon Kunai CF (‘28,NC) • View Player Profile
Kunai started his teams hitting on the game early on, battling in the count and making solid swings at pitches. With bases loaded Jon was able to punch a ball by 3B to score a runner and to extend there lead. Liked his approach to the ball, needs to work on identifying the pitch, but I see good potential as he continues to develop.

Tyler Morey 3B (‘28,SC) • View Player Profile
The 6’ 190Ib L/R had a productive both games, displayed a strong approach at-bat used his strength and size to create strong contact through the ball and create opportunities for his team. In his second game he started off the hitting for his team sending a missile over the center fielders head for a standup double and placing runners in scoring position in the 1st inning.

Drew Jennings C/3B (‘28,SC) • View Player Profile
The L/R had a very productive day for his team, had 2 hits on the day with a single into shallow right center field and a late inning bases clearing triple to deep right field. Strong approach at-bat, compact swing, made hard batted contact upon every appearance. Promising potential for the kid as he continues to develop.

Colin Andes RHP (‘28,SC) • View Player Profile
Andres had a solid outing as the starting pitcher, kept nice control with the ball all day with good direction. Worked his fastball with his slider and curveball, mixed his pitches well kept the hitters on there feet, ran high rates of spin on the ball which was the main contributor to his success. I see big potential as a pitcher as he develops higher velo with his fastball and continues to work on his other pitches.

Bryson Greene MIF (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Greene had a tremendous day at the plate collecting 3 hits on the day. Greene always seemed to find the barrel and put the ball in play to help out his team. In his first 2 ABs Greene had 2 line drives, both over the SS. His last AB he collected a double down the LF line showing off his speed around the bases.

Beckett Howie RHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Howie was elite on the mound today, leading his team to victory. Howie went 5 innings showing off a great 3 pitch mix. FB sitting 84-86, running it up to 88. His SL sat mid 70’s along with a great CH at 80. Howie pounded the zone all day and showed why he is one of the top arms in this tournament.

Tommy Shaw C (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Shaw had a great day at the plate showing off his power. Late in the game Shaw hit a 2 run triple giving his team much needed run support to break open the game. Shaw hit his triple with a 90 EV showing his power. Shaw also showed off his quick speed around the bases hustling out the triple. Lots of tools shown off today between his barrel, power and speed.

Will Proffitt C (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Proffitt had a great day at the dish collecting a pair of hits. His big hit of the day was a RBI double in the LCF gap to extend his teams lead. Proffitt showed off his power, hitting the ball for an EV of 90. Great approach and smooth simple swing.

Jackson Rushing OF (’28,NC) • View Player Profile
The right handed hitting outfielder showed an advanced approach at the plate. He is mature beyond his years and it allows for him to be a team leader successfully. Rushing had three good at bats today, with the last resulting in a go ahead 2 RBI double in the 5th. He also showed good range and an above average arm in the outfield. He showed a lot of versatility in the field and also relived for an inning.

Emory Yarrell MIF (’27,SC) • View Player Profile
Yarrell is a smooth swinging middle infielder that can change the dynamic of the game on the base paths. His athletism makes it easy for him to put himself in position to score runs. He had reached base safely in all 4 of his plate appearances and stole 2 bags and scored 2 runs. On the defensive side he uses his speed and lateral quickness to make difficult plays look routine in the middle infield while also showing the ability to play centerfield. As he continues to develop and add size he will become a solid college prospect.

Brock Ratliff RHP (‘27,SC) • View Player Profile
Ratliff carried his team to the win in this early morning matchup. He went a CG 7 IP w no ER. Ratliff had two different AS that fooled the hitters all game. He also had 2 hits in the game. One of these was his first AB to start the scoring off w/ a single to RF. He also went on to draw a walk and collected a 2 RBI single to RC in the 6th

Layne Todd RHP (‘28,SC) • View Player Profile
The RHP tossed a CG today. Layne filled up the zone all game forcing the opposing hitters to strand multiple hits together. He finished the game only surrendering 3 ER. Layne’s FB was up to 72 and mixed in a SL that fooled the hitters.

Jason Caulder OF (‘28,SC) • View Player Profile
Caulder had himself two good games today. In the first game he made a diving play in LF and got shaken up a little bit. The next half he came up and drove a ball down the LF like for a base clearing double and gave his team the lead in the top of the 7th. In the second game and turned on an 0-2 FB and drove it over the LF head for an RBI 2B. His second hit was a LD single back up the middle where he did a good job of staying inside the ball.

Garrett Black OF (‘26,NC)
Demonstrated patience and leg driven power at the plate. Led the team with 2 hits in the first game and a walk. His load and stance looks funky at first, but he keeps the wait in his back leg allowing his momentum to shift when he locates a pitch he likes. The swing path is direct without a loop allowing him to stick with his unique stance. Good size 16 yr old at 5’11 175 and more to come I’m sure.

Diego DeJesus MIF (‘26,GA) • View Player Profile
Hitting MVP for his team today. Nobody else was locked in as much as DeJesus was. He went 2/2 and a HBP totaling 3 times OB. He’s not a big player standing 5’8, but he makes up for it in his baseball savviness. The load and swing look great and clearly work for him and his glove work was spot on making a couple key plays in the infield. He plays for a premium HS @ Parkview in Lilburn (GA) and will surely keep improving.

Veer Patel 3B/RHP (‘26,GA) • View Player Profile
Liked what I saw from the strong RH. He wasn’t throwing particularly hard, but was locating and working the count effectively to not only strikeout hitters but get plenty of groundouts. The delivery was smooth and easy topping at 82 FB w/plenty more velo to come given more pitch coaching. The CV tunneled well w/the FB giving him 7K’s in his 5 innings of work.

Russ Berger LHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Lanky LHP standing at 6’3 coming at the batters with a very closed stance. It works well from the left side, keeping the ball hidden and allowing him to bury the FB into RHH’s. All of his pitches sweep moving in on righties and away on lefties. The SL/CT that he was throwing gave him plenty of groundouts and over the top swings. He has a solid arsenal and can improve his game by adding an ASR pitch such as a 2-seamer or changeup.

DAY 3

Reid Wilson RHP (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Wilson gad a great outing on the bump today showing off his great 3 pitch mix. FB was around 82-84 most of the day topping out at 86. His slider was his best pitch today at 72-74, with a spin rate around 2500 making hitters look silly. He also showed off his changeup at 77. Wilson showed great command all day and limiting damage when there were runners on.

Caden Tarr SS (‘26,NC) • View Player Profile
Tarr continued his hot streak at the plate collecting 2 hits on the day after collecting hits over the past few days. He showed off his power today collecting a single up the middle w/ a EV of 93. Tarr has one of the hardest hit balls of the tournament and showed why he is one of the best hitters in the tournament.

Jayden Wittlesey RHP (‘26,GA)
Wittlesey was the star for his team this morning, leading them to a win. Tar went 5 innings allowing only 1 run on 1 hit. FB 80-82 T83, SL 70-72. Wittlesey showed great command all day, painting the corners almost every hitter he faced. Througout the game there was alot of soft contact due to his slider that kept hitters off balance. Great outing today and a pitcher to keep an eye on in the ‘26 class.

Chase Price RHP (‘26,SC) • View Player Profile
Price had a good outing today leading his team to a win. Price went 4 innings giving up no runs. Had great stuff and commanded the baseball well and hit his spots. FB 80-81, SL70-71, CH 73-74. Price mixed his pitches well and got out of jams.

Mason Coleman SS (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
Coleman had a great day at the plate showing off his ability to consistently find the barrel and hit for power, collecting 2 hits on the day. In his 1st AB of the day coleman smoked a ball for a RBI single to extend his teams lead early in the game. In his 2nd AB he smoked a ball to LF for another single. Coleman made great plays on the defensive side of the ball as well. Great player on both sides of the ball with a big 6’0 175lbs frame.

Jaylen Frazier 3B (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
Frazier looks comfortable out on the diamond and showcased that at the plate today. He made it on base 3 times including recording two hits. His AB’s were veteran like where he would work himself into a FB count each time. Pitchers had a hard time getting a swing and miss as he fouled off all the BB attempts. On the smaller side at 5’9 but his baseball savviness made up for it.

Jonathan Fleming RHP (‘26,GA) • View Player Profile
Went 5 full innings for his team today only allowing one run. He was working a nice mix of FB/CH/CV to keep hitters honest and generating some awkward approaches at the plate. He wasn’t lighting up the radar gun only topping 81 and sitting 78-79, but it was his effective use of the corners and top of the zone that made him shut down the opposing team.

Logan Gadberry 3B (‘26,SC)
Another solid defensive play for Bodyshop Baseball. The infielders were making plays all over the place. They turned two double plays w/Gadberry involved and another doubling a runner off. Like Fields he also came up in the clutch contributing a 90 EV LD that scored 2 while the bases were loaded.

Noah Shorts C (‘28,NC)
Shorts had an incredible day at the plate. He collected three hits in two games w/ 2 RBI. He also reached on a couple BB. I’m the second game Noah worked well behind the plate. He blocked multiple pitches in the dirt and made it look easy.

Hudson Collie 1B (‘28,NC) • View Player Profile
Collie had an extremely productive day for his team, ended the day with 4 hits through 2 games. Hudson started his team off hot early in the bottom of the first inning, turning his hips through the ball on time and smashing a deep ball over the left fielder with runners in scoring position to score 2 runs and to tie the game back up. Compact swing, anticipates the pitch and is able to drive the barrel through the ball early and create hard contact. Later in the game Hudson continues a big inning for his team with bases loaded is able to turn early on a ball to left field to score two runners and add to his total of 5RBIs in the first game.

Maxton Pennisi (‘28,NC) • View Player Profile
Pennisi showed discipline at the plate today, displayed a keen eye for the pitch, able to anticipate it and control his swinging from pitches in and out of the zone. Compact swing, able to place consistent contacted balls through the field, had one knock today by the SS up the middle to score a runner in second which was the start of a big inning for his team adding 5 more runs after.

Devon McLoughlin MIF/RHP (‘28,GA) • View Player Profile
McLoughlin had a very productive bat for his team leading them to a 11-1 victory with 2 hits with a rbi single and a deep double to right center field in the bottom of the 4th. Times the ball well and is able to create strong contact through the ball off the barrel. Had himself a very active day in contributing his team to a win.

Ben Fulton RHP (‘28,NC) • View Player Profile
The right handed hitter put on a display of his strength and ability to create power off the bat with his swing. Late in his first game, Ben laced an absolute knocked ball straight over the center fielders head for a barreled double. Poised batter presence in the box, times the ball up until he finds his pitch and turns his hips and lower body through the ball with his barrel. Absolutely rips through the laces of the ball with full force. Has the ability to become a scary strong hitter as he continues to develop with his swing.

Asher Forrester MIF (‘28,SC) • View Player Profile
The 6’ 175Ib MIF put on a hitting display smacking pitches left and right into different parts of the field, very active utilizes a strong swing through the ball to create hard contact into the outfield. In his first game he had a shot to left center field to put runners closer to scoring position for his team and extend there lead. Present power at the plate with a lean frame big potential with more development.