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Jackson Adams (‘29, FL) – OF • 5’7” 155lb

Adams roped a 2RBI double into the right-center gap today, staying balanced through his swing and getting extended out front. The ball carried well, showing some sneaky pop in the bat. Athletic mover with strong lower-half engagement and developing gap-to-gap power. The approach and swing path project well moving forward.

RBI 2B: 83.4 EV | 26.1° | 284’



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Ryan Killgoar (‘29, FL) – INF • 5’10” 135lb

Killgoar impressed at the plate with a mature and controlled approach, going 2-for-2 with an RBI and a run scored. Showed the ability to stay inside the baseball and take what he was given, lining a backside RBI single into RF at 80 EV. Keeps the barrel in the zone and creates consistent contact with a short, direct path. Efficient swing actions and strong feel for the barrel make him a reliable offensive presence in the lineup.

RBI 1B: 80 EV

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Carlos Dursteni (‘28, FL) • 1B • 5’10” 165 lb

Dursteni, a LHH showed an impressive bat in todays game. Has a gap to gap approach w/ a compact swing. Keeps his weight back in load w/ a wide stance & hands head height. Great one-hand extension, creates backspin well w/ hands inside the ball. 

2 hits on the day, both to RCF gap. 

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Tucker Burns (‘30, FL) • RHP • 5’8” 145 lbs

4 IP / 1 H / 1 R / 2 BB / 7 K 

Athletic RHP, Medium leg lift, full stroke and a H3/4 arm slot. High effort delivery. Good mixing of his pitches and good tunneling helped him have a great day at the bump holding off the opposite hitter to a lot of weak hit balls and only 1 hit. High whiff rate throughout the whole start. An arm to keep an eye for as he continues to mature and get stronger. Curveball had an amazing spin rate at an average of 2300+ rpm. 

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Nate Carver (‘30, FL) • MIF • 5’5” 140 lbs

3-3 / 1 R / 1 SB / 1 RBI

Caver had an incredible day at the plate going with a perfect 3 for 3 a double and two singles. Contributed his team with the bat and also being a threat at the bases with a stolen base. Great barrel control, able to fight ABs and to put the ball in play. Not many swings and misses. An interesting player to follow for the remainder of the tournament. 

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Harrison Kieffer (‘29, FL) • RHP • 5’10” • 135lb

Final Line: 3IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 4K

Kieffer put together a great start for CBU 2029 United Red, overpowering hitter after hitter with his FB up in the zone. He controlled the game with his smooth delivery and solid tempo. He was also able to tunnel his CB very well off of his high FB. A solid player to watch for the remainder of the weekend.

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Brody Howard (‘29, FL) • RHP • 5’9” • 174lb

Final Line: 3IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 5K

Howard came on to relive Kieffer, and replicated the success he had on the mound. By utilizing his FB up in zone, and paring that with a devastating CB, Howard was in total control of his outing. Brody was able to produce weak contact when the ball was put in play. Another high follow RHP for the weekend.

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Leo Grayson (‘30, FL) • OF • 5’3” 110

2-for-3, 3 RBI

Grayson led the XLB 13U team to victory, driving in 3 runs in their 4-3 victory. In the 5th inning, Grayson came up with bases loaded and 2 outs. He hit a 2-run single to right field to tie the game. He came up again in the top of the 7th with a man on second base. He took the high fastball to left centerfield for what would be the game-winning run. Grayson does damage at the plate using a big stride, compact stroke, and quick hands that allow him to catch up to the high fastball. He possesses good bat to ball skills, exciting player to keep an eye on.

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Dakota Labbe (‘30, FL) • LHP • 5’10” 155

5.1IP: 2H, 2BB, 7K, 0ER

Tall LHP pitching from high ¾ arm slot. Working exclusively out of the stretch, Labbe starts slightly closed off from the hitter, making it harder to pick up the ball out of his hand. He uses a high leg kick and a short, cross-body stride. Labbe’s fastball features great life up in the zone, missing bats. When hitters do make contact, it is generally weak contact. Labbe is an intriguing pitcher with great size and a good fastball. 

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Brody Harris ('29,FL)  5’11” • 195lb • RHH

Physical right-handed hitter with strong lower-half involvement and raw power. Went 2-for-3 on the day, including a loud double pulled into deep LF. Compact and repeatable swing with good intent, strength already present and more to project as he matures. One of the more advanced power bats in his class.

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Tyler Vazquez ('29,FL) • INF • 5’11” 165

Clean, mechanically sound swing with a simplified approach. Gets hands back early and uses smooth weight transfer to create lift through the zone. Turned on a hanging SL and crushed it into LF for a 2B that carried 303’, and a second 2B in game 2 into RF. Plenty of projection in the swing with early signs of gap-to-gap power.

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Peyton Baily ('28,FL) • RHP • 5’5” • 145lb

Gritty RHP with a competitive edge. Went 6 strong innings allowing just 1 ER with 7 hits and 6 Ks. Showed the ability to induce weak contact consistently by keeping hitters off balance and attacking the zone. Reliable arm who competes with mound presence and poise.

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Luis Camacho ('29,FL) • INF/OF • 5’ 140lb

Spark plug-type player who brings energy and impact every time he steps on the field. Tallied a big-time double and scored a run, providing a momentum shift for his squad. Quick hands and instinctual base running stand out. 

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Austin Wurtzebach ('29,FL) • UT/RHP • 5’9” 160lb

Two-way talent who showcased his versatility. Went 2-for-2 at the plate with two runs scored, then hopped on the mound and mixed a FB up to 77 with a 66 mph CB. Threw 3 innings with 3 Ks, allowing 1 ER. Athletic frame with good upside as he continues to refine his arsenal.

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Trey Podlesny ('29,FL) • UT • 5’8” • 120lb

Well-rounded athlete who made an impact on both sides of the ball. Tossed a clean inning with 1 K in his first game, then followed up by going 2-for-2 with a double in his second game. Has a nose for the game and showcases poise beyond his age.

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Silas Anstett (‘30, FL) • SS • 5’8” 138

1-for-2, 1BB, 2R, 2SB

Very athletic switch-hitting shortstop featuring plus speed. Anstett wreaked havoc on the base paths, stealing 2 bases and causing 2 errors. He played great defense at shortstop, making every routine play and keeping a ball in the infield to save a run. Anstett shows natural traits and talent and is a player to keep an eye on over the next several years. 

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Julian Norman (‘29, FL) • 3B/RHP • 5’10

3-3, RBI, SB 

Norman, a RHH from The Benjamin Private School, played 3B in todays outing. Performed w/ an impressive bat, getting deep into counts and making a difference for his team. Has a short, compact swing that plays well & induces solid contact. Uses a toe-tap load w/ a medium stride, keeps his hands inside well & shows he can not only pull the ball, but also go backside for solid contact. Definitely a gritty player who has potential in the future. 

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Carson Long (‘29, FL) • RHP/CF • 5’8” • 145lb

Carson started the game for Gatorball 14u, and cruised through 6 innings. He dealt with traffic most of the game, but induced a majority of ground ball outs, including 3 double plays. He kept the ball low in the zone, using his FB to both sides of the plate and topping out at 86. His CB was useful ahead in counts to induce weak ground balls and strikeouts. Long is an intriguing 2-way player to watch from this tournament and on.

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Lincoln Jones (‘29, FL) • SS • 6’3” • 175lb

Final Line: 3-4, 1R

Jones swung a hot bat today, tallying 3 singles across 4 at-bats. He gave Gatorball 14u chances to score runs everytime we was up, which helped them secure the win.

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Kason Watkins (‘30, FL) • 2B • 5’5” • 125lbs

2-2 / 1 R / 2 SB / 2 RBI

Watkins was an impactful player in today’s victory from part of the Canes, he contributed in all offensive aspects of the game helping his team complete the run rule against the opposition. He had two hits in two at bats, and he drove in 2 runs with one of those knocks. Was also a threat in the base path as he stole two bags. 

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Perry Cameron III (‘29, FL) • OF • 5’11” • 130lbs

1-2 / 2 R

EV: 89mph / 21° LA / 285ft 

Cameron was an important piece in today’s win for the Cane. Since his first at bat he started barreling baseball in each of them. Lanky and athletic RHH, with a knack to finding barrels, was able to connect for a double in the second inning that left the bat at a 89mph EV. Interesting player to follow for the remainder of the tournament and in his future as he continues to mature and fill out his frame. There is a ton of room to grow. 

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Jayden Davila (‘29, FL) • MIF • 5’8 • 130lb

Davila came up with a huge hit for JL7 2029, when he came up with bases loaded and cleared them with a double. His smooth swing found the LCF gap and gave JL7 2029 the lead.

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Alejandro Ortega (’29, FL) – RHP • 5’8” 140lb

Ortega showed high-level stuff across four innings of work. The RHP ran his fastball up to 82 mph with 2100 rpm, showing 10” IVB and 5” horizontal break. He paired it with a loopy curveball at 66 mph, spinning at 1600 rpm with -10” HB. Ortega generated plenty of swing-and-miss throughout his outing, finishing with 6 strikeouts and allowing just 1 earned run on 1 hit, 1 walk and one HBP. With solid pitch metrics and command, Ortega is a strong follow on the mound.

FB: T82 | 2100 rpm | 10 IVB | 5 HB

CB: 66 | 1600 rpm | -10 HB | -12IVB

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Sebastian Singh (’29, FL) – OF • 5’8” 145LBS

Singh came through in the clutch, delivering a 2-RBI triple to right field at 81 mph exit velocity. The athletic left-handed hitter keeps his hands back well and uses a short, compact swing that helps him stay through the zone. His approach and timing allow him to handle offspeed pitches and drive them to all fields. Singh’s quick bat and ability to come up big in pressure moments make him a prospect to keep an eye on.

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Juan Pablo Mencia Cirelli (’29, FL) – OF • 6’ 170lb

Cirelli flashed a smooth left-handed stroke and feel for contact, driving a 2-RBI double into the left-center gap at 80 mph exit velocity. He gets the foot down early and uses a quiet, balanced load with clean hand movement through the ball. The swing is repeatable and allows him to find barrels consistently. His compact frame and polished approach make him a reliable offensive weapon.

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Christopher Puig (’29, FL) – RHP • 6’4” 167lb

Puig delivered a quality outing, tossing 4.2 innings while allowing just 1 earned run. He gave up 6 hits but avoided big innings by pounding the zone and managing contact. The right-hander struck out 3, walked 1, and hit one batter. Puig worked counts well, stayed efficient, and attacked hitters with a composed presence on the mound. The command and mound presence stood out in a steady performance.

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Carston Alaimo (’28, FL) – INF • 5’11” 140lb

Alaimo showcased quick hands and a bat path geared for line-drive contact, going 2-for-2 with a pair of pulled singles down the line. The 2028 infielder uses a short stride and direct path to the ball, staying inside and showing good barrel control. He displays the ability to turn pitches around with intent. 

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Francisco Ferreira (’28, FL) – RHP • 5’8” 140lb

Ferreira turned in a strong performance on the mound, going 5 shutout innings while allowing just 4 hits and 2 walks. The right-hander pitched to contact effectively, keeping hitters off balance and inducing soft contact throughout his outing. He showed a repeatable delivery and a calm mound presence, working efficiently and limiting hard-hit balls. Ferreira’s pitchability and ability to control the tempo of the game made for a very productive outing.

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Miguel Guzman (‘29,FL) • OF • 5’10 • 140lb

Guzman was excellent for Elite Squad today. He was a perfect 3/3 at the plate with a double and triple. Guzman showed confidence every time he swung the bat and the ability to hit the ball to all parts of the field. The RHH was also able to show off his great speed on defense in CF and on the base paths. A name to keep an eye on for the future.

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Jack Torresson (‘29,FL)

The large framed RHH showed great power in his at bats today. He started the game off by hitting the warning track in LF for a standup double, then followed it up with a triple over the CF head. Torresson has very little movement in his swing and keeps the barrel of the bat in the zone for an extended period. Between his frame and power that was displayed today, he should be someone to keep a close eye on as he continues to add strength with maturity.

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James Williams (‘29,FL) • RHP

FB: 83mph / 2100rpm

SL: 70mph / 2400rpm 

Williams was fantastic for his team on the mound today. The right hander ran his FB up to 83 and paired it with a SL that tightly spun. He pounded the zone early in the counts allowing him to dominate with the off speed. His low leg kick and effortless delivery allowed him the ability to go deep into the game, completing 6 full innings. An arm to follow as velocity continues to increase.

6IP: 4H, 2ER, 1BB, 7K

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Beckett Ende (‘30, FL) • MIF/RHP • 5’4” 100

Ende contributed on the mound and in the batter’s box in XLB Wave 13U’s 9-4 victory. Ended closed out the game, pitching 3.1 innings allowing just 1 hit and 1 run. At the plate, he had a an RBI double in a very important spot late in the game for his team. Ended shows pitchability on the mound and a solid power profile at the plate as he fills out. 



3.1IP: 1H, 1K, 1ER

1-for-2, 2B, BB, 1R, 1RBI

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Davis Pazzaglia (‘30, FL) • C • 5’2” 105

The ball player known as “Pazz” has baseball IQ well beyond his years. At just 13 years old, he frames pitches well and bought many strikes for his pitcher in their 9-4 victory on Friday. He also shows smooth footwork and a strong arm. Batting third in the order, Pazz went 2 for 2 with a walk and 2 runs scored, contributing on both sides of the dish. Very intelligent catcher who is a pitcher’s best friend. 

2-for-2, BB, 2R

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Christopher Puig (‘29 FL) 1B/RHP • 6’4” • 167lbs

RHH with an imposing stature for his age, at a height of 6’4”. The slugging 1st basemen left his mark on the game with loud contact every AB. Had the only two RBI’s for SBO 14u with a 2 RBI 2B that was lifted far past the LF head.

1 for 2, 2 RBI 2B, 1BB

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Joey Slattery (‘29 FL) RHP/2B • 5’7” • 135lbs

RHP was a work horse on the mound today, going five innings while allowing only 9 baserunners. Held the opponent scoreless to allowing his offence to be on the attack. Excellent lead leg block, leading to a CB that gives hitters fits. Also showed multiple arm angles with his FB.

5IP / 4H / 0R / 7K / 5BB

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Logan James (‘29 FL) 3B/RHP • 6’1” • 160lbs

RHP kept his team in the game with 4 ⅓ IP, giving up 2 earned runs and only 1BB. Weak contact was the key to his success, holding the opponent to just 4H and creating easy groundballs for his infield. FB that coupled well with a CH that lead barrels and easy outs. Room to grow into his 6’1” frame.

4 ⅓IP / 5H / 2ER / 1BB / 3K

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