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Caleb Kahn ( ‘29, FL) • LHP • 5’9” • 150lb

Final Line: 2IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, 5K

Kahn started the game for CBU 2029 United Navy, and was absolutely dominant on the mound. Topping out at 76mph on the FB, he overpowered hitter after hitter, striking out 5 of the 6 batters he faced. Mostly only using his FB, he was able to locate in, out, and up to get hitters to whiff. A very intriguing young arm to follow through the Palm Beach Open and after.

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Mason Williams (‘30, FL) • C • 5’7” • 120lbs

Lanky RHH / C, a lot of room to grow and fill out. No wasted movements when throwing down, above average arm, compact arm motion and explosive finish. Helped his team by throwing 3 runners out during his first game. Also, able to run the bases, stole two bags and scored a couple for his team in their win this morning. His presence behind the plate is noticeable and will be a good player to keep an eye on as he continues to mature and grow. 



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D Suárez (‘29, FL) • RHP • 5’11” 160

Suárez carved through the opposing lineup, pitching all 5 innings of Gatorball’s victory, allowing 0 earned runs. He kept hitters guessing with his fastball-curveball combo, consistently inducing weak contact and ground balls. Suárez has great size for his age, a very athletic delivery, and gets long extension. He will be a player to keep an eye on as he matures and continues to develop. 

Stat Line:

5IP: 2H, 0BB, 2K, 0ER

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Logan Figueroa (‘29, FL) • LHP • 5’6” 135

Figueroa started the game for JL7 and helped lead them to a 3-0 victory. He pitched 3 shutout  innings, allowing just 1 hit and 1 walk, striking out 5. He located his fastball and curveball to both sides of the plate. He pitches out of a high ¾ arm slot and uses a big leg kick. He has excellent balance and is able to repeat his deceptive delivery. Figueroa has great potential has a starting pitcher. 

3IP: 1H, 1BB, 5K, 0ER

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Hudson Clark (‘29, FL) • 1B • 6’6” 195lb

Tall, projectable frame with natural leverage and raw strength. Upright stance with a simple load and fluid lower half engagement. Shows good feel for the barrel and gets extended through contact, generating hard line drives to all fields. In-game, drove a fastball into the LCF gap at 86 EV, showcasing his ability to stay tall and backspin the ball with ease. Big upside as a physical bat with room to add strength.



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Shane Wright (‘28, FL) • OF • 5’11” 190lb

Athletic and compact frame with strong lower half. Features a high leg lift and smooth weight transfer into contact. Displays advanced timing and fast hands that produce consistent barrels. Jumped on a high changeup and drove it to LF for a double at 86 EV. Profiles as a strong gap-to-gap hitter with a quick bat and disciplined load. Quality hitter with good balance and approach at the plate.

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Josue Avendaño (‘29, FL) • OF • 5’9” 160lb

Fast-twitch athlete with electric hands and twitchy bat speed. Shows a high leg lift and advanced timing, syncing his load well into launch. Nearly hit for the cycle, including a double over the CF’s head. Short, compact swing with line drive approach and aggressive base running. Raw tools and strong feel for the barrel make him an exciting young follow.

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Andrew Cone (‘28, FL) • RHP • 6’ 165lb

Showed polish and pitchability across five solid innings. Retired the first seven batters he faced and struck out five in the first two innings. FB topped at 76 mph with 1800 rpm, and he spun a slow-breaking CB with depth (-12 IVB, -7 HB). Attacked the zone with confidence and kept hitters off balance with well-timed pitch sequencing. Efficient, composed presence with signs of continued growth.



5 IP | 5 H | 2 ER | 1 BB | 5 K | 1 HBP

FB: 76 mph | 1800 rpm

CB: 68 mph | 1500 rpm | -12 IVB | -7 HB

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Adrian Hurtado (‘29, FL) • RHP • 5’9” 140

Hurtado came in as relief in the 4th inning for JL7 2029. He went 4 shutout innings, allowing 4 hits and 1 walk, earning the save. He demonstrated excellent control and got quick outs. At the plate, he went 1 for 3 with a run scored. 



Stat Line:

4IP: 4H, 1BB, 1K, 0ER

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Jagger Coil (‘29, FL) • RHP • 5’7” 120

In the 3-inning run rule victory for USA Prime Tampa, Coil pitched all 3 innings, allowing 0 runs and striking out 4. He mixed a fastball and changeup to keep hitters off balance. Pitching out of a high ¾ arm slot, Coil’s changeup had good fade and was a weapon against left-handed hitters. 



Stat Line:

3IP: 2H, 2BB, 4K, 0ER

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Angel Nieves (‘29, FL) • SS • 6’0” • 130lb

Nieves showed his ability to do damage to all parts of the field in the X Team 2029’s win. Nieves put together a 2-3 day, jumping on the first pitch and singling to right field in his first at-bat. He then put together a good second at-bat and used an effective 2-strike approach to send a single out to LCF. A solid player to follow for the remainder of the tournament.

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John Henry (‘29, FL) • RHP • 5’9” 125

Henry came out of the bullpen for Florida Elite and delivered a much-needed 4 shutout innings to keep his team in the game. Henry gets great extension on the mound, utilizing a drop and drive delivery. He throws from a ¾ slot using a very compact arm motion, which helps him hide the ball from the hitter. Henry has a good feel for pitching and will continue to improve as he physically matures. 

4IP: 1H, 2BB, 3K, 0ER

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Raul Lazo (‘29, FL) • 1B/OF • 6’0” 170

Big, strong right-handed hitter with plus raw power. Starts out of wide stance and uses a toe tap load. Has a handsy swing and compact bat path. Lazo puts up impressive barrels, and that says even more about his raw power considering he uses a toe tap instead of a big leg kick. Lazo is an exciting player to watch as he continues to fill out and add more strength to his already impressive power profile. 

Stat Line:

1 for 2, 2R, 1RBI, 2SB

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Luke Sauer (‘30,FL) • C • 5’8 • 160lb

Athletic RHH C with strong frame and room to continue to grow. Quick release from behind the plate that resulted in a runner caught trying to take 2nd base. Commanded the game well behind the plate for such a young age. Sauer was also impressive at the plate this morning collecting multiple hits to all fields.

2/2, 2R, 2RBI, 1BB

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Mason Suarez (‘30, FL) • RHP • 5’8 • 130lb

CG / 4 IP / 2 BB / 2 H / 0 R / 2 K 

Lanky RHP with a lot of room to grow. Works with a medium leg lift, full stroke and H3/4 arm angle. Strike thrower, high weak contact pitcher. Moves well down the mound. Mason was a key piece in their win today. He kept the batters guessing and with great command and good pitch mixing he controlled the game. As he continues to develop himself, grow and mature he will be a player to be on the look for. A lot of upside and there will be a spike in his velo as he continues to grow. 

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Josh Apicella (‘30, FL)

2 for 3 / 2 SB / 2 RBI / 3 R

EV: 88mph / 35° LA / 287 ft

EV: 86mph / 36° LA / 287 ft

Lanky RHH, with tons of room to grow. Works with an open stance and high leg lift and long stride. Creates a lot of rotational force as he swings. Sneaky power. With a phenomenal day at the plate finding consistent barrels two of them over 85mph EV one of them being a 2RBI double that left the bat at 86mph and a sac fly that was 88mph EV. Not only was he a threat at the plate but also at the bases, stealing two bags and scoring three runs. Will definitely be an impactful player in the future. 

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Robert Deignan (‘29, FL) • RHP

Final Line: 5IP, 1H, 0R, 4BB, 9K

Deignan impressed many with his strong tall build with lots of power behind his delivery. He was able to run his FB up to 84mph, while utilizing his SL and CB throughout his outing to keep hitters guessing. His 9K came mostly swinging at high heaters, as he used his ride to his advantage. Other came on off speed pitches that hitters just were not able to pick up, and watched them go by. The ‘29 grad is arguably one of the top pitchers to follow in this tournament on days to come.

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