Here are more standout performers from the Under Armour Futures West event. (College commits are listed within parentheses.) 

• Randall Abshier (University of Arizona Commit) – Tall, lean LHP with a clean arm stroke and an easy, low-effort delivery. Fastball up to 89 mph with life.

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  Grant Burton, Stanford commit

  Grant Burton (Stanford)– Physical outfielder with an intriguing combination of speed (6.75), arm strength (88 mph) and power. Uses the whole field and plays hard.

• Chandler Champlain (USC) – 6’4” RHP with a quality combination of an upper 80s fastball that gets on hitters quickly and a curve ball with good depth. Strike thrower with a high ceiling.

• Cole Dale (UCLA) – 2019 RHP with an athletic delivery and a quick arm. Topped at 89 and has more in the tank.

• Brandon Dieter (Stanford)– Polished SS with sure hands who plays low in the IF. RH stroke is good through contact with solid head discipline.

• Ryan Holgate (Cal) – LHH with power to the pull side. Complete player who reads balls well in the OF and has a strong, accurate arm.

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  Kingston Liniak, University of San Diego commit

  Matthew Liberatore (Arizona) – Impressive LHP with a solid build (6’4”/200) and outstanding stuff. FB was up to 90 with tail and curve has tight rotation and bite. Huge upside.

• Kingston Liniak (San Diego) – Athletic and physical OF with an intriguing set of tools. Runs well (6.78) and went 2-for-4 in the game with a deep double to the wall in LF.

• Joe Magrisi (San Diego St) – Talented 2-way performer with upside both as a pitcher and position player. Strike thrower on the mound and a strong, coordinated swing as a hitter.

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  Clay Owens, USC commit

  Matt McLain (UCLA) – Quick twitch athlete who ran a 6.58-60 and showed 96 mph arm strength. Solid defender at SS with good range – also doubled in game play.

• Clay Owens (USC) – Upside prospect with present strength and a simple LH stroke. An athletic (6.95) player with versatility, he threw a 1.95 to second and can play either corner IF spot.

• Blake Peyton (Arizona) – Three-pitch lefty who comes at hitters from a ¾ arm slot. Everything he throws moves – upper 80s FB has tailing action, change has sink and fade, and breaking ball has 2-plane break.

• Emilio Rosas (Cal) – Advanced, smooth defender who is light on his feet at SS with plus arm strength (94 mph). Natural rhythm at the plate in his RH swing.

• Vinny Tosti (Oregon) – An explosive athlete with excellent tools (6.58 in the 60, 88 mph arm strength, raw pull power) that translate to game play. Went 2-for-3 with a double after an impressive BP and OF workout.

• Patrick Wicklander (Dallas Baptist) – LHP with a clean arm, repeatable delivery and some deception. Fastball touched 90 and was complemented by a slurve and advanced change.