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DFW Twins Scout Day: Quick Hits

June 5, 2025
Prep Baseball Texas Staff

On Monday June 2nd, the PB Texas staff traveled to Weatherford High School in Weatherford, TX, to host the DFW Twins Scout Day, an event exclusively for players within the DFW Twins travel organization.

More than 100 players made their way to Weatherford High School and participated in a pro-style workout, gathering unrivaled access to data through our state-of-the-art tech partners, as well as in-depth scouting analysis from our Prep Baseball Texas staff.

We have already released a Statistical Analysis, highlighting the event’s top performers in the more traditional stat categories. We will continue our post-event rollout today with our scouting takeaways below.

QUICK HITS

Brennan Ball (2029 | Brewer HS | OF/INF)
Ball shows a solid approach at the plate with flashes of hard contact throughout his rounds. There is a solid foundation to build upon offensively, and with continued reps, he'll refine his ability to control the barrel, especially on pitches away. He moves well in the outfield and already shows some carry on his throws. As his arm strength continues to improve, he has a chance to become a strong all-around defender. He ran a 7.19 60 and projects to be at least an average runner, with the potential to become a plus runner as he matures. Ball's natural tools are evident, and continued physical development will enhance his overall profile.

Jackson Beard (2028 | Jim Ned HS | INF)
Beard brings a short, compact swing that consistently finds the barrel. His feel for the zone and ability to make quality contact give him a strong offensive baseline. Defensively, his feet work well, and he shows promise with his glove, even though he occasionally fields the ball deep. For a younger player, his run time is impressive, and as he continues to grow and mature physically, there’s every reason to believe he'll be an average to above-average runner. Beard is a steady performer with a well-rounded skill set and plenty of room to grow.

Kash Boone (2028 | Joshua HS | INF)
Boone showcases a well-sequenced swing with a knack for finding the barrel. He demonstrates sound infield actions with soft hands and the ability to get to the baseball. As he continues to gain experience, his ability to play through the baseball will take another step forward. The arm works cleanly, and the strength will tick up with added physicality. With continued development in his foot speed, Boone is trending in the right direction and projects as a reliable infielder with offensive upside.

Charlie Boulware (2028 | Trinity Valley School | 1B)
Boulware has the frame and strength to develop into a real power threat at the next level. He shows the ability to lift the baseball with intent and makes solid contact when he stays on plane. His swing does have some length at times, but he’s able to get to his power consistently in BP. Defensively, he handles his role at first base well and has a chance to develop into a steady defender. With his power potential and physical tools, Boulware is an exciting follow.

Hudson Brown (2028 | China Spring HS | OF)
Brown is an explosive athlete with a loud toolset. He posted a 6.89 60 and shows real bat speed with pull-side pop during BP. The swing is geared for damage, and he has the potential to impact the baseball consistently. The next step will be translating that power to game action, and if he does, he has a chance to be a dynamic offensive player. His speed and athleticism give him range in the outfield, and as he continues to refine his approach, Brown becomes an even more intriguing prospect.

Kason Evans (2028 | Aledo HS | MIF)
Evans shows a smooth right-handed swing with the ability to consistently find the barrel. He favors a pull-side approach but does it with balance and rhythm. He posted a 7.06 60, and there is room for that to improve into plus range. Defensively, his feet work well, and he shows soft hands and a clean exchange. The arm works, and he has the tools to stick in the middle of the field. Evans has an exciting foundation and is trending up as he continues to develop.

Korbin Preston (2028 | Weatherford HS | 1B)
Preston is a bat-first prospect who made loud contact throughout BP. He stays on plane well and shows the ability to find the barrel consistently. His power is starting to show up, and it should continue to trend upward with strength gains. Defensively, he looks most comfortable at first base and handles the position well. As the bat continues to evolve, Preston will be a hitter to keep a close eye on.

Nickolas Soto (2028 | Weatherford HS | 1B)
Soto brings a physical presence to the plate and showed the ability to drive the baseball with authority. He has the kind of bat that profiles well at first base, with real power potential already showing. His swing is repeatable and works well through the zone. Like his teammate Preston, Soto will be followed closely to see how his offensive game continues to translate in game settings. With a sound approach and feel for impact, he has the tools to hit at a high level.

JJ Thompson (2028 | Lubbock Cooper Liberty HS | OF)
Thompson stands out with his natural athleticism and advanced feel for the barrel. He posted a 6.79 60 and glides in the outfield, showing the ability to cover ground with ease. The arm works and will continue to get stronger with time. His swing is loose and fluid, and he consistently found the barrel during his round. As he continues to fill out and gain strength, Thompson has the makings of a high-end prospect with a well-rounded game.

Carson Ham (2027 | Midland HS | OF)
Ham is an athletic outfielder with an impressive run tool, clocking in at 6.77. He shows a consistent ability to find the barrel and has a clean, repeatable load with a loose, efficient swing. There is some length at times, but the bat speed and feel for the zone make him a tough out. His speed plays in the outfield, where he moves well and has a solid foundation defensively. With his combination of athleticism and offensive tools, Ham is an exciting prospect to track.

Hudson Harbuck (2027 | All Saints Episcopal | 1B)
Harbuck has a confident presence in the box and shows the ability to get into strong hitting positions. He creates hard contact with a clean path and solid timing. Defensively, he handles his spot at first base and will continue to refine his footwork and actions. His bat will carry his profile, and as he adds strength, the power potential should show up more consistently. A bat to follow moving forward.

William "Dane" Hart (2027 | Keller HS | C)
Hart impressed with his catching tools and strong workout behind the plate. He showed quick pop times and throws with carry. Offensively, he has a sound approach with the ability to make consistent contact. As he adds strength, expect the offensive output to continue trending up. Hart has a chance to develop into a reliable all-around catcher with leadership traits and tools that will play.

Jake Jenkins (2027 | Mansfield Legacy | 1B)
Jenkins has a physical frame and shows strength through his swing. He made consistent, hard line drive contact and has the ability to lift when needed. Defensively, he's solid at first base and moves well around the bag. With continued physical development, Jenkins has the potential to be a strong middle-of-the-order type bat.

Nathan McDaniel (2027 | Springtown HS | OF)
McDaniel has a good frame with room to add strength. He moves well in the outfield and posted a 7.01 60. The arm works with a chance for future average strength. At the plate, he found consistent barrel and worked line drives to all fields. There is some length to the swing from a slight bat wrap, but the tools are present. Continued strength gains and reps will help him round out his game.

Blair Walker (2027 | Grace Prep Academy | MIF)
Walker brings athleticism and a strong all-around game. His defensive actions are clean, and he shows the ability to throw with carry. In the box, he has bat speed and a pull-oriented approach that produces hard contact. Occasionally, he fields the ball a bit deep, but he has the athleticism to make adjustments. There's a lot to like about his game, and he projects well as he continues to mature physically.

Shaun White (2027 | Keller HS | C/OF)
White is a versatile athlete who shows well both behind the plate and in the outfield. He posted pop times between 1.95-2.01 and throws with accuracy and carry. Offensively, he has bat speed and made some loud contact during BP. There is some length to the swing, but the tools are there, and with continued refinement, White has a high ceiling. He’s a competitive player with a well-rounded toolset.

Max Woerner (2027 | Southwest Christian | CF/INF)
Woerner is a high-level athlete who ran a 6.69 60 and shows the ability to stick in center field. He covers ground well and his arm has life. He also showed capable actions in the infield with clean hands and a good transfer. At the plate, he has bat speed and a compact swing. There is some length from a hitch, but he gets through the zone and creates loft. The athleticism is real, and he has the makeup to make the adjustments needed to keep improving.

Brooks Bettley (2026 | Allen HS | MIF)
Bettley has a simple and efficient approach at the plate, showing the ability to consistently put the ball in play. He’s a reliable defender in the middle infield with smooth actions and an accurate arm that works from multiple angles. His instincts and baseball IQ are evident, and he projects as a steady contributor with polish to his game.

Will Cayce (2026 | Aledo HS | INF)
Cayce has an ideal frame at 6'4" 185 and moves very well for his size, posting a 7.06 60. Defensively, he has the arm strength to play third and the actions to stay on the left side. He swings with intent and shows pull-side power. There’s real upside here, and as the body matures and fills out, he could blossom into a true impact bat.

Amoni Crosby (2026 | Midland HS | DH/1B)
Crosby has a big frame with present strength and power. He creates loud contact and has the ability to leave the yard. His swing works well for his profile, and as a bat-first player, he brings real value through his offensive potential. He shows solid actions at first base with a dependable arm. As his game experience grows, expect the bat to continue to trend up.

Jacoby Dutchover (2026 | Midland HS | OF)
Dutchover has a strong, athletic build and moves well defensively in the outfield. He posted a 7.04 60 and showed good range. Offensively, he drove line drives throughout his round and shows some power. With continued reps and minor adjustments to his approach, the consistency of his contact will improve. He’s a well-rounded athlete with upside.

Isaac Hutchinson (2026 | Highland Park HS | 3B)
Hutchinson shows advanced actions on the field with a solid build and 7.02 speed. His arm strength is present and plays across the diamond. Offensively, he gets into hard contact with some length to his swing from a barrel tip, but he shows real potential to impact the ball. He has the physical tools to be a key contributor at the next level.

Boston Ladd (2026 | West Plains HS | INF)
Ladd is a sound defender up the middle with good feet and hands. He posted a 7.01 60 and moves with confidence on the dirt. At the plate, he works line drives to all fields with a clean, compact swing. Occasionally he gets deep on pitches away, but his feel for the barrel is apparent. There is a lot to like about his steady, well-rounded game.

Alex Pavia (2026 | Prosper HS | INF)
Pavia may not be the biggest player on the field, but he plays with a high motor and sound fundamentals. His defensive actions are clean, and he plays the game with instincts. His arm has life, and he gets rid of it quickly. At the plate, he uses a short, efficient swing and consistently finds the barrel. A true gamer with a strong all-around skillset.

Gavin Rico (2026 | Eagle Mountain HS | INF)
Rico displays quality infield actions and a confident glove. His arm works well and will only get stronger. Offensively, he shows solid bat-to-ball skills and a swing geared for line drives. There is some natural loft to his swing, which could lead to more power down the line. He’s a smart player who does a lot of things right on the field.

Alex Turman (2026 | Southwest Christian | MIF)
Turman has a projectable frame with athleticism. He shows smooth defensive actions and a reliable glove. Offensively, he made consistent line drive contact in BP with a simple, effective approach. He has a slight wrap in his load that adds some length, but it’s a minor adjustment. With his actions and feel for the game, Turman is a name to know.

Langston Mosley (2026 | Allen HS | OF)
Mosley is a good athlete with present tools. He ran a 6.99 60 and moves well in the outfield with carry to his throws. His swing is aggressive and he showed the ability to drive the ball, especially to the pull side. There’s some length created by a wrap, but the bat speed and intent are real. He has a chance to be a strong offensive threat with continued development.

Jett Vindiola (2026 | Weatherford HS | C; Kansas State Commit)
Vindiola is a physical left-handed catcher with a strong presence behind the plate. He showed quick pop times, consistently under 1.95, with carry on his throws. At the plate, he flashes bat speed and can drive the ball when on time. The swing has some lift and length from a barrel tip, but he’s athletic enough to make adjustments. Vindiola has a strong foundation with clear upside on both sides of the ball.

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