Payton
Dupree

Defense: Showed average fundamentals at 3B and in the outfield, lacking speed and lateral quickness, bat and fielding profile could suit him well at first. 
Arm: RH.  INF - 77 mph.  Arm strength has improved since last showing, slightly above-average throwing velocity of 77 mph from short to first, keeps arm short, can pitch too. 
Hit: RHH. Sturdy power stance, keeps his weight back with noticeable lean, leg lift to stride, hands stay tight to body. Lower half rotates well, stays behind the ball, keeps his bat on plane, one-hand finish. Posted some of the most impressive Blast Motion Scores of any player at the event. 71 Plane, 70 Connection, 67 Rotation (20-80 scale). To simplify, Dupree has one of the best quality swings of any State Games player according to Blast Motion. 19.8 g rotational acceleration shows that he is able to reach his peak hand speed of 64.6 mph on average with the MLB average.
Power: 87 mph exit velocity from the tee. 
Run: 7.89 runner in the 60. 

PBR CA STATE GAMES - Medium frame with young build and some current thickness; projectable, but will need to tighten frame. Weight over back foot with slight lean and leg lift keeping hands tight to the body and showing ability to turn in sequence; stays behind the ball well. Hands are direct allowing barrel to work level through the zone picking up a couple hits and staying on multiple pitches. Corner profile with flashes of strong foot movement; body can continue to shape and impact overall position. On hill went one inning with no hits/walks. Stretch only look with slight tuck of knee and rock over back hip; can work to utilize lower half and drive down mound more. Arm is very  compact with tight swing working out of glove and up to 3/4 release; some wrist wrap out of glove. FB 70-72 having sink moving ball to both sides of plate; pitched to lower half of the zone. SLD 59-60 with limited lateral break; more of a spinner right now but proved effective in outing.