DAY 1

Declan Wilkes RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted right hander for Boston Prime, Wilkes got the ball in the opener and did not disappoint. He went 4 strong and efficient innings, only throwing 74 pitches but striking out 8. He showed a FB/SL combo and he has good command of both. Uses both pitches early in the count, working backwards the 2nd and 3rd time thru the lineup. Not the biggest frame but uses it to generate velo and works down the mound, FB 83-85 T87. Gets on top and has good spin of both pitches as well, FB 2400 and SL 2600 w/ 17 in of IHB. Displayed a good rhythm, and is Projectable for the next level.

Cooper Tarlie C/OF (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Backstop for Boston Prime, Tarlie is muscular and projectable, standing 5’11 and 215lbs. Tarlie also showed his athleticism, picking up 5 stolen bases on the afternoon. At the dish he has a smooth swing, uses his legs and generates pop. He had a hit and 2 walks on the day, also driving in one. He showed the ability to work the count even as the 3 hitter, going to 2 strikes and winning the battle in his second AB. Tarlie showed tools that translate to the next level, and is uncommitted at this time.

Wyatt Miller SS (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Leadoff man for Boston Prime had a day to remember at the plate, picking up a multitude of hits. Miller is an athletic and quick infielder, having that on display by swiping 5 bags in the contest. He has a quick compact swing, gets his hands to the ball and fouls off tough pitches. He finished 3/4 with an RBI, uncommitted at this time.

Anthony Depetro C (25,NY) • View Player Profile
Strong LHH backstop for RCBC Ghosts, Depetro impressed with his swing at the plate. He has quick hands that snap to the ball, stays tall and through the ball. Showed the ability to go the other way, one of his hits to left and one to right. Smoked an RBI knock at 94 EV. Uncommitted at this time.

Isaac Cabrel RHP (‘25,RI)
Dominating and deceptive relief arm for Bandits Baseball, Cabrel displayed control and velo in his outing. Going 4 innings of one-run ball, he struck out 7 and picked up the win. He used a SL to get ahead of most hitters, working backward and only using his FB when he needed too. Used a 4-pitch mix, FB 81-83 T85, CB 74-75, SL 74-76 w/2400 RPM, CH 77-80. Also used multiple deliveries to keep hitters guessing. Cabrel is a talented arm who is also smart on the mound. He is uncommitted at this time.

Brendan Horne SS (‘25,NH) • View Player Profile
MIF who is a Vandy Commit and showed why in the box and defensively in NHP 17u’s opening game. Horne demonstrated that he knows the zone extremely well, working all 3 of his at-bats to 3 ball counts. Doesn’t chase anything below the belt, seeing breakers all the way in. Picked up a walk in the effort. Defensively, showed range to the forehand and backhand, as well as making a running catch to shallow center. Leader on the field and in the dugout

Bradley Mccaftery C (‘26,MA)
Backstop for Show NE 17u, Mccafferty showed multiple defensive tools in his first game of the weekend. Behind the plate he threw out 2 runners, showing good athleticism reacting to a PB, recollecting and firing to 3rd to nab the runner. Showed good lateral movement, having a handful of blocked balls. He also called a good game for his starter, helping earn him a few strikes off the corners. Duke commit.

Gabriel Rivera 3B (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Rivera showcased his immense talent in today's game. Standing tall at 6’1” and weighing 185 lbs, the Rutgers commit made an impressive impact, going 2-for-3 with a stand-up triple, an RBI, and three stolen bases. Rivera combines a fundamentally sound swing with substantial power, keeping his hands back and driving the ball gap to gap. His blend of speed and power signals a bright future in baseball.

Christian George (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
George displayed his prowess at the plate, proving why he belongs at the top of the lineup. Known for his high contact rate, George leveraged his speed to stretch singles into doubles and consistently beat out ground balls, applying pressure on the defense. His two barreled hits were instrumental in his team's victory. With room to grow, George is poised to become a standout top-of-the-lineup bat at the next level.

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Tyler Hansen RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Hansen was exceptional in his closing role today. Reaching speeds of up to 83 mph and wielding a devastating slider, Hansen efficiently dispatched the opposing batters in the final inning. He struck out two and induced a soft groundout for the last out. With his smooth downhill delivery and excellent arm action, Hansen has the potential to be a significant asset at the next level.

Felix Stork LHP (‘25,CA)
Stork, an uncommitted left-handed pitcher, made a strong impression with his powerful performance today. Topping out at 87 mph, Stork efficiently handled the hitters he faced. Featuring a fastball, curveball, and changeup—all thrown for strikes—Stork’s outing today is sure to attract attention from scouts, as he possesses the velocity and skills needed for success at the next level.

Gabriel Vich OF (‘25,FL) • View Player Profile
Vich had an outstanding day as his team’s third hitter, showcasing his power by smashing a double with a 94 mph exit velocity. Vich drives the ball to all fields with authority, utilizing his back hip effectively. He also has a keen eye at the plate, often working himself into favorable counts. Vich's ability to capitalize on his pitch makes him a promising prospect for the next level.

Reeves Bernard (‘25,CA)
Bernard displayed his sweet left-handed swing and solid fundamentals today. With an athletic 6’1”, 180 lbs frame, Bernard moves quickly out of the box. He crushed a ball off the fence with a 93 mph exit velocity and consistently made barrel contact throughout the game, demonstrating his potential as a powerful hitter.

Eldon Lempa RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Lempa delivered a stellar performance in his three innings of work today. Working quickly and efficiently, he kept hitters off balance with a fastball topping at 86 mph, complemented by a curveball and changeup. Lempa racked up five strikeouts in his dominant outing, showcasing his potential as a formidable pitcher.

Jett Little (‘26,MA) • View Player Profile
Little, a flamethrower, came in relief and struck out the side with an overpowering fastball that reached 92 mph. Standing at 6’4” and weighing 185 lbs, Little has plenty of room to grow. His long stride and efficient downhill delivery, combined with excellent command, make him a top velocity arm to watch for in his class.

Jeremy Krendal LHP (‘26,MA)
Krendal was a dual threat for his team today. As a designated hitter, his sweet lefty swing, characterized by sound fundamentals and explosive hip action, was lethal. Krendal crushed an opposite-field double for an RBI. On the mound, he was equally effective in his brief outing, topping 81 mph with a sharp 12/6 curveball, demonstrating his versatility and potential.

Gavin Sansone LHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
The LIU commit showed some premium stuff today in a very good game against Runbird National. Topping out at 88mph and 2400+ RPM with the FB, the southpaw flashed a good SL and a promising changeup. Sansone had 13 strikeouts and will be an immediate impact for LIU.

Cole Kelleher RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
The big righty showed a good FB/CB mix, working his mid 80s FB (T85) with a deceptive low 70s CB. With a 3/4 arm slot, there was some ASR on the FB which ran in on hitters, making them uncomfortable. The CB generated 2400RPM and was his go-to pitch. With a developing CH, Kelleher has the potential to be a good college arm.

Mark Jungers C (‘25, VA) • View Player Profile
Jungers stood out on day 1 after hitting an opposite field missile over the RF fence for a home run. Working low to the ground with a toe tap and drag in the box, Jungers stays through the ball, allowing him to shoot the ball in the gaps. Behind the plate in very tough conditions, Jungers was very active and mobile, scooping balls left and right, saving a least a few runs for Prime Time.

Jude Van Ooyen RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
The overpowering righty ran his running FB up to 89mph on day 1, which attracted a ton of coaches at the ballpark. Van Ooyen had very strong mound presence and was very uncomfortable to hit against. Along with the FB, he flashed some command and confidence in his CB and CH. Van Ooyen projects as a reliever at the next level who can come in and shut the door for a good college program.

Shane McKenna LHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
The southpaw for Team Elite with a high OTP arm commanded his 4 pitch mix well (FB/SL/CB/CH), running his FB up to 81mph that got in on hitters quickly. McKenna will be a good prospect heading into his final season of HS ball.

Caden Breault RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
The super projectable righty kept the LIB Expos in the game against a good Team Elite. Touching 82mph with the FB, Breault showed that his best pitch was his CB, throwing it in any count with maximum confidence. The Jersey arm worked a slow and controlled tempo, allowing him to stay composed in 5 innings of work.

Levy Da Silva RHP ('25,MA) • View Player Profile

Da Silva started the day strong, striking out 4 in the first two innings, and finishing with 9 on the day. Topping out at 87mph with his fastball, and messing with hitters using his splitter. He projects as a reliever at the next level, and will be a good option for a college program after this upcoming season.

Garrett Falahee MIF ('26,MA) • View Player Profile
Falahee had great battles at the plate which didn’t turn into anything, until the bottom of the 6th where his 2-RBI double tied the game for his team. Falahee showed his power at the plate, and ability to stay with high speeds. A player that was able to come through when the team needed him most.

Gregory Quintana RHP (‘25,VA) • View Player Profile 
Quintana was dominant in his 5 inning no hitter, allowing just one baserunner. FB, SL, CU pitch mix, topping at 87mph. Quintana located well, tunneling pitches. Good horizontal movement on his CU created weak contact. Elevated the FB and broke the SL in for plenty of swing and misses.

Myles Dickerson 3B (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Dickerson comes in at a solid 5’11, 210lbs. The right handed hitting corner infielder, found the barrel a couple times, driving in a run for US Elite. Dickerson has a strong lower half generating his power. He has a violent swing, keeping his hands inside, doing damage.

Lucas Edwards OF (‘25,VA) • View Player Profile
Edwards is a polished hitter able to hit for contact and power. He has good feel for the batter’s box. Edwards does a good job of staying on his backside, letting the ball travel, and driving it the other way. He uses a small leg lift for timing, and gets good hip rotation when driving the ball.

Joseph Deceglie RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile

Deceglie was dominant over his start, pitching 5 scoreless innings. He offers a FB, SL pitch mix, topping at 85 with the FB, spinning the SL in between 1900-2100rpms. The righty had command of both pitches, filling up the zone. He pitched backwards landing his off speed early, finishing batters with his FB.

DAY 2

Larry Hotaling SS (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Smooth and compact swing, Hotaking showed tools that will translate to the next level at the dish. He is able to work counts, earning a 2 strike 2RBI 2B in his second trip. Showed a willingness to battle tough pitches without chasing. Uses all of his 6’ 180lb frame, generating power staying in his legs. He is uncommitted at this time.

Barack Boston SS (‘25,FL)
Uncommitted SS for Xpress National, Boston had an impressive day at the plate. He showed his ability to be aggressive on early count heaters, mashing a 3B to deep LF in his first at-bat. He also displayed his ability to work the count and battle w/2 strikes, in his second trip earning an RBI single with 2 on him. He has an athletic and projectable build, standing 6’3 170 and showed his speed on the 3B. Smooth handed up the middle, also showed off a good arm at short twisting 2 DPs.

Declan Ellingwood 3B (‘27,CT) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted Leadoff man for MVP New England 17u, Ellingwood had a good day at the plate, collecting 2 hits in the contest. The LHH showed a willingness to go the other way, sending both of his hits to the left side, picking up 1 RBI on the day as well. Also showed skill at 3B, making a ranging play to the backhand and firing cross-body to get the out at 1st. Good bat who works in the box and fouls off tough pitches.

Peter Karloutsos OF (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Karloustos had a day to remember at the plate for Baseball U CT, collecting 4 RBIs and 1 hit, including a 3B to deep LC. Standing 6’ 195lbs, he uses his athletic and strong frame to generate pull side power, staying in his legs and exploding the barrel. He is uncommitted at this time.

Dylan Kane RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted arm for Sporitka Baseball Red, Kane was dominant all game long. He used his high spin (2100) FB to get ahead, 85-87 T88. He paired it with 2 off-spped pitches, a CB and CH that both worked well off the FB. CH 78-79, and his better pitch the CB 72-74 w/2200 RPM, using it to collect a handul of his Ks. Uses his athletic frame 6’ 175lbs, to generate velo and work down the mound. FInal line : 4IP 10K 0R 0H and got the W. Very impressive day on the hill, and can play at the next level. Uncommitted at this time.

Brayden Mercier LHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
The lefty for RunBird National pounded the outside corner with his FB that had a ton of ASR (T87mph), CB, and SL mix. The LH generated 2200+ RPM with -12 inch HORIZ break. In a very good game against the NJ Marlins and fellow southpaw Gavin Sansone, Mercier showed scouts his potential as a very good arm for a college program.

Aiden Ciprian SS (‘25,RI) • View Player Profile
The Scorpions SS was perhaps one of the more fluid middle infielders seen on the day. Ciprian had silky smooth hands, demonstrating clean transfers on a consistent basis, allowing him to have time to make strong and accurately throws. At the plate, the team’s two hitter had good plate discipline and had a calm and repeatable swing. The RI native has a quiet sense of confidence to him and constantly takes charge as the leader of the infield.

Brody Bump RHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
For four quality innings in his start for the BellRingers, Bump flashed potential with each of his three pitches. His FB (T85mph) was complimented by his CB and CH, which both proved to be deceptive when batters chased them out of the zone. Bump has a very projectable pitcher’s body and uses his lower half well in creating momentum down the mound. There is a very promising future for the PA right hander.

Paul Cifra C (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
The Bell Ringers and backstop flashed some good mobility behind the plate, looking very athletic both receiving and blocking the ball. Cifra receives with a very strong and stiff forearm/wrist and attacks the ball as he crosses the zone, allowing him to present low pitches effectively. At the plate, the LH bat showed poise, and although he did not have the best of days, the PA catcher showed to have a good sense of the strike zone, as well as having some pullside juice that he will tap into more as he matures.

Kevin Ruff LHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Don’t let size fool you, as Ruff comes in at around 5’7” on the bump, but has a big arm. Running his FB up to 87mph, primarily working in the low-to-mid 80s along with a deceptive CB with late break. Ruff showed much intensity in his 3 innings of relief, going after each hitter without hesitation. The young lefty uses his entire frame tunneling down the mound. Don’t be surprised if Ruff comes out of the bullpen later on this week.

Angel Jimenez LHP (‘26,NY)
Big, OTP arm action, and a competitive presence on the mound; that is how you would describe Jimenez. Pitching above his age group, Angel showed absolutely zero fear and threw his mid 80s FB (T87). Reaching 2000+ RPM and a little over 12 inches IVB, Jimenez’s FB missed a lot of bats. 

Ernesto Ortiz SS (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile

Ortiz serves as the spark plug for the Falcons, getting it done with both the bat and the glove. The infielder collected two extra base hits in the win for the Falcons, one being a leadoff triple. With a no stride swing, Ortiz extends his hands and wrists well to create power (3B went off the LCF wall). With really good speed as well, the young Brooklyn native legs almost every ball hit and covers a lot of ground defensively. Very projectable at 5’11” 155lbs.

Hersy Felix RHP (‘24,NY) • View Player Profile
A whippy arm with a power FB coming in the upper 80s (T88.4) with 2300 RPM and 16 inches IVB, Felix came in late in the game to seal the win for the Falcons over Gap2Gap. Working primarily with his FB and CB, it was very hard to pick up the ball out of his hand. With quick arm action and an extremely violent delivery, Felix throws every pitch with authority. A young 2024 grad, Hersy will be continuing his career at New Mexico Junior College, where he will have lots of success. Has room to add even more power, sitting at 6’2” 175lbs.

Antoine Sirois C (‘24,QC) • View Player Profile
Built like a hockey player, the stocky left handed bat for the Montreal Titans had a morning of quality at-bats, smacking a 2-run HR early over the RCF fence. Later in the game, Sirois drove in another run with a SAC again deep into RF. The built catcher has a very short swing where his hands are held still and takes a very short step forward, flicking his wrists. Due to his present strength, Sirois has the ability to drive the ball with sneaky power.

Gus Sendlenski RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
The tall, whippy arm from Antonelli flashed a very good FB/CB combination in today’s outing. Topping out at 85mph with 2200 RPM and 16 IN IVB. What made Sendlenski (6’1” 175lbs) stand out was his confidence in his breaking ball, throwing it in just about every situation one may think of. With more development and added strength in his lower half, the righty will be a very good addition to a college program.

Mike McCarthy OF (‘25,MA)
At 6’2” 185lbs, McCarthy already shows to have present power at the plate, blasting a ground rule 2B for Antonelli Baseball in a win vs the O’s. Mike fits the power outfielder profile well with his ability to extend his arms and shoot the ball gap to gap, looking fairly effortless. Uncommitted, it will be interesting to see where McCarthy ends up.

Evan Menzel SS (‘24,CT) • View Player Profile
The University of Maine commit had a good day at the plate with a multi hit game, one of those hits being a ground rule 2B. The Antonelli MIF definitely has some pop, as his 2B was hit on a pitch that was low and away that he poked into RCF. Menzel is a sweet swinging lefty coils on his backside well with a simple leg lift keeping his front shoulder down and hands stretched back, ready to drive the baseball.

George Slauson ('24,MA) • View Player Profile
Slauson stands at 6’ tall and 200 pounds. His confidence radiates at the plate, and the results prove why. He finished the day with 3 hits, leading his team. Slauson’s swings prove to be quick and confident, including a hard single up the middle on a 3-0 count.

Mason Herbert RHP (‘24,RI)
Stonehill commit Mason Herbert showcased his prowess on the mound today, reaching speeds up to 88 mph. With a sharp slider topping at 79 mph, Herbert dominated his outing, generating weak contact and racking up strikeouts. His excellent arm action, combined with a quick tempo, kept hitters off balance and uncomfortable throughout his appearance.

Jimmy Walsh DH (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Walsh had an outstanding day at the plate, delivering several impressive at-bats. Utilizing a low hand position and a quick leg kick, Walsh effectively drove the ball with power. His keen eye allowed him to work favorable counts and connect with the barrel consistently when he found his pitch. Walsh's strong frame and advanced approach suggest he has significant potential as a hitter at the next level.

John Donahue RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Donahue demonstrated his versatility by excelling both on the mound and at the plate. As a pitcher, Donahue displayed excellent pitch location, inducing weak contact from hitters. At the plate, his violent swing and ability to drive the ball to all fields with power were notable. With his dual-threat capabilities, Donahue is well-positioned to succeed at the next level.

Nick Desena RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Desena was exceptional in his relief appearance. Featuring clean mechanics and an efficient downhill motion, Desena’s fastball reached 86 mph. His curveball, with a sharp 12/6 break, proved effective in generating weak contact and strikeouts. Currently uncommitted, Desena's velocity and pitch quality suggest significant potential for collegiate play.

Will Mahala OF (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
University of Virginia commit Will Mahala showcased his physical prowess with a 6’4”, 185 lbs frame and impressive athleticism. The left-handed hitter displayed a smooth, powerful swing and excellent plate discipline. With his advanced barrel control and power, Mahala is well-equipped to continue his success at the collegiate level.

Matt Kurek RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
In his relief outing, Matt Kurek was impressive, reaching speeds up to 89 mph. At 6’2” and 180 lbs, Kurek has room to grow and potentially increase his velocity. His efficient mechanics and weight transfer on the mound contribute to his effectiveness. Kurek’s combination of velocity and pitch control indicates strong potential for success at the next level.

Connor Jernigan RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Jernigan delivered a spectacular performance today. Standing at an imposing 6’5” and 230 lbs, Jernigan's projectable frame and impressive stuff were on full display. His fastball reached up to 89 mph, complemented by a sharp 79 mph curveball. Jernigan pitched six hitless innings, showcasing his dominance and potential for future success.

Hayden Schimoler RHP (‘25,NH) • View Player Profile
Schimoler had an outstanding outing, contributing both on the mound and at the plate. Reaching speeds up to 88 mph, Schimoler featured a tight slider and a deceptive changeup. His efficient tempo and rhythm on the mound kept hitters off balance. Additionally, Schimoler’s sacrifice bunt played a crucial role in securing his team's victory, underscoring his all-around value.

LJ Renshaw C (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Renshaw led the way for the Colonials, finishing the day with a couple barrels, highlighted by an RBI single. Renshaw has a good load, staying back on off speed and allowing his hands to do damage. Defensively Renshaw is light on his feet, keeps the ball in front of him, and has an accurate arm.

Brendan Kelly RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Kelly pitched well in his start today for the Colonials. The righty offers a three pitch mix, FB, SL, CB. Kelly commands all three pitches well, locating on the corners generating weak contact. Kelly throws from a low 3/4 arm angle, adding additional arm side run and horizontal movement to his pitches.

Jack Keane RHP (‘25,VA) • View Player Profile
Keane led the way for Primetime, pitching 4.2 innings of one run ball. Keane utilized a FB(T90), SL, FS repertoire, attacking hitters north and south. Keane throws from an awkward low 3/4 arm slot resulting in good arm side run on his FB. The big righty got plenty of weak contact and ground balls working his FS and SL low.

DAY 3

Jake Delaney RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Tall RHP for NJ Nationals, Delaney uses his frame to work down the mound and generate velo. He primarily used his FB, 85-86 T88 to get ahead of hitters. Used a CB 73-75, to genaaret soft contact, letting his defense work behind him. He went 4.1 innings, allowing 3 and striking out 4. He is uncommitted at this time.

Kieran Kostansoki RHP (’25,NY)

Dominating arm for OC Titans LoRusso, he was on from the jump, striking out 5 of the first 6 batters he faced. He used his FB to work ahead and gain the advantage, 85-86 T88, pairing it with a nasty high spin curve at 2700 RPM. Uses his athletic build to work down the mound and generate velo. Finsished with 3IP, 7K, 1H and 1R. Uncommitted at this time.

Alex Crook OF (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted outfielder for BaySox Baseball, Crook had a great morning at the plate, collecting 2 hits and 2 RBIs in the contest, including a stand up 3B. He showed the he has power to all fields, driving his 3B to RF and his other hit to LC. Crook is a confident hitter who knows the zone well, and battles tough w/ 2 strikes. He has a smooth and compact swing, gets his quick hands to the ball and keeps his barrel through the zone.

Brady Erwin 1B/OF (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Strong and projectable frame standing 5’11, 185lbs, Erwin is an offensve threat for Baysox Baseball. Uses his legs to generate power to all fields, having a hit each way in his teams win. Drove in 2 including a single to LF at 91EV. Has a smooth swing, quick hands and gets the foot down on time. Erwin is uncommitted at this time.

Ethan Jason RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Jason got the ball for Baysox Baseball, and once he got in rhythm hitters had little to no chance. He is a commanding right hander, who showed good control of all 3 of his pitches. Primarily using a 4 seam FB 81-82, T83 but tunneling it well with a CUT 77-78. He uses a CB as his off-speed pitch, 71-73. Went a CG shutout, 5IP, 4H and 3Ks. He is uncommitted at this time.

Bodhi Lettieri C/OF (‘24,NJ) • View Player Profile
TCNJ commit who had a solid day at the dish for intensity baseball, driving in 3 in his teams win. Calm hands in the box, snaps them right to the ball and generates barrels. Strong and athletic frame, showed his pop with a deep sac fly in his second trip. Added a hit to the left side which brough in his other 2 RBIs.

Jack Kelley RHP (‘25,NJ)
An uncommitted 2-way player for Intensity Baseball who had an impressive day on the mound and at the plate. At the dish he went 3/4 picking up 3 singles and 2RBI’s to help himself. He was the starter, went 4IP striking out 2 and allowing 3 runs. He is uncommitted at this time.

Grant Pieniazek C/MIF (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Athletic and strong LHH, the uncommitted MIF had a day at the plate for WNY Prospects. He collected 2XBHs, a 2B that burned the RF and a 3B that burned the CF. Showed his power at the plate, both hits at 88+EV. Quick hands and good barrel speed and control. Displined hitter who has power to all parts of the field, hitting tools can translate to the next level.

Michael Greenwood RHP ('25,FL) • View Player Profile
Greenwood showcased impressive command on the mound, consistently filling up the zone with strikes. Over five scoreless innings, the 6' 200 lb right-hander demonstrated his ability to control the game effectively, not issuing a single walk. Greenwood's precision kept hitters off balance, generating weak contact throughout the game. He effectively induced hitters to lunge out on their front foot, resulting in numerous groundouts and pop-ups. His performance highlights his potential as a reliable pitcher capable of dominating the strike zone.

Branden Padro RHP ('25,FL) • View Player Profile
Padro also impressed, hitting speeds up to 88 mph with a fastball spin rate of 2200 rpm and a curveball at 78 mph with an impressive 2600 rpm. Padro's hard-throwing style and excellent velocity make him a standout right-hander with great potential. His fastball exhibited late life, making it difficult for hitters to square up, while his curveball had a sharp break, keeping batters off balance. Padro's ability to maintain high spin rates on his pitches suggests a high ceiling for further development as he continues to refine his mechanics and pitch selection.

TJ Baer OF (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Baer is electric either at the plate or in the outfield. Baer has a great approach at the plate, demonstrating a keen understanding of the strike zone and getting into a rhythm with ease. He possesses a smooth, athletic swing and forces pitchers to bring their best, making them work hard for every out. On the bases, Baer's speed is a significant asset, allowing him to steal multiple bags and put pressure on the defense. In the outfield, he takes excellent reads and tracks balls down with ease, highlighted by an amazing catch in center field that showcased his range and defensive prowess.

Caleb Clark RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Clark demonstrated his pitching skills with a fastball reaching up to 86 mph. His quick, over-the-top arm slot generates significant movement on his pitches, particularly his 12/6 curveball. Clark's curveball drops sharply, making it a formidable weapon against hitters. His ability to mix speeds and movements kept batters guessing, and his potential for growth in velocity and control makes him a pitcher to watch.

Danny Levya RHP (‘25,CT)
Levya, with a short and stocky frame, consistently throws in the 78-80 mph range. He commands multiple pitches for strikes, inducing weak contact and efficiently working through six strong innings. Levya's ability to keep hitters off balance with his pitch selection and movement is a testament to his understanding of pitching strategy. His durability and effectiveness make him a reliable option on the mound.

Jimmy Bell C (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile

The Campbell commit, Jimmy Bell, was electric both behind the plate and at bat. In his first at-bat, he absolutely unloaded on a baseball, taking it for a 360 ft home run with an exit velocity of 104 mph. Behind the plate, Bell is smooth and athletic, effectively stealing strikes for his pitchers and displaying a cannon for an arm. His defensive skills, combined with his power at the plate, make Bell a standout player with a bright future.

Michael Cioffi LHP ('25,NH) • View Player Profile
Cioffi delivered an outstanding performance today. His fastball reached speeds up to 84 mph with arm-side run (ASR), and his curveball exhibited a notable 20 inches of vertical break, topping out at 72 mph. Cioffi's efficient and smooth mechanics on the mound, combined with his ability to hit his spots consistently, made him a formidable opponent. His strategic approach when ahead in the count and his ability to keep hitters off balance contributed to his dominance over five innings.

Nolan Simmons C ('26,NY) • View Player Profile
Simmons excelled at the plate today, driving in three runs with two stand-up doubles. Simmons showcased his power, achieving exit velocities of over 90 mph on both doubles. His disciplined approach allows him to wait for his pitch, and he consistently capitalizes on it. At 5'10" and 180 lbs, Simmons demonstrates exceptional barrel control and power. As a member of the class of 2026, he still has room to grow and promises to be a significant power hitter in the future.

Bear Adams 1B (‘27,MA) • View Player Profile
With possible strength like one, Bear roped a 3B (92mph EV) in the LCF gap and followed that up with 2 more hits on the day for the Ruffnecks. A very disciplined hitter, Adams (6’ 220lbs) doesn’t chase out of the zone often and constantly is searching for optimal pitches to drive. With hands aligned with his head on his load and a downward barrel path, Adams muscles through the zone at a high rate, leading to him being one of the more feared hitters for a good Ruffnecks team.

Garrett Falahee MIF (‘26,MA) • View Player Profile
With some promising pop for his size, Garrett Falahee drove 2 extremely deep doubles to LF this afternoon, one of them being a 95mph EV ground rule double. Falahee uses all of his 5’10” 160lbs frame in his swing, as he comes from a narrow stance to an extremely wide landing position, launching the ball with authority to the pull side.

Jack Weierman OF (‘26,MA) • View Player Profile
Weierman really showed off his power for the Ruffnecks, blasting a walk off grand slam over the LF fence at 99mph off the bat. Standing at 5’10” 175lbs, the outfielder put a charge on the ball. He creates a lot of momentum with his high leg kick, leading to hard line drives. With the outfielder’s projectable body, expect more power to come out of the tank as the year goes on.

Connor McGee INF (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
With 2 deep doubles for DMV Prospects, McGee had a very impressive showing. The first double hit was deep into LF that hopped over the wall, but the more impressive part about his day was that the following at-bat was a line drive down the RF line, showing discipline and control in the young hitter. The infielder has a slightly open, upright stance where his hands also stay aligned with his shoulders. To finalize the swing mechanics, the Maryland native has a very subtle toe tap that he effectively uses to time up opposing arms.

Braeden Hurley LHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Standing at 6’1” 165lbs, needless to say that there is a ton of room for Hurley to add muscle mass. With that being said, it is very promising when you see the present stuff that he has. Working an advanced feel for all three of his offerings (FB/CB/2-seam) (FB T82mph, 1900 RPM, 15 IN IVB), “Hurls” works low in the zone, throwing a majority of first pitch strikes and inducing many ground balls when he isn’t missing bats. Be on the lookout for Hurley’s potential.

Graham Gavin RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
In one inning of relief, Gavin shut the door to secure a win for MA Show, as he showed potential with his T85mph FB (2200 RPM, 15 IN IVB) and mid 70s SL. A quick and efficient right arm, expect to see Graham Gavin come up on coaches’ radars. Gavin comes in at 6’1” 180lbs.

Robert Roma LHP (‘26,NJ) • View Player Profile
The big Jersey lefty tossed 4 shutout innings in a win for Baseball Warehouse this morning, a big part of it due to his SL, which is arguably his best pitch. The FB got up to 81mph on the gun. At 6’3” 200lbs, Roma tunnels down the mound well with his front hip with good momentum, along with a relatively quick arm where he hides the ball well, creating lots of deception. Roma also helped himself late with a 2 RBI single to provide insurance for his team. Overall, Roma can get the job done on both sides of the ball and will be an intriguing southpaw to watch going into his Junior season.

Carter Cumiskey OF/1B (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
The Seton Hall commit caught the eyes of many after a deep 2B to CF to start off the game for Baseball Warehouse. With another hit later in the game, Cumiskey played a big role in the win. The LH bat has a good feel for the barrel and covers a decent portion of the plate, consistently making hard contact. Cumiskey stays through the ball with a closed, two-hand swing. Expect for him to continue his success upon arrival for the Pirates.

Kevin Rusinak RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Rusinak is a compact arm on the mound that comes out ready to compete. At 6’ 180lbs with some room to build on, the righty came out firing his 3-pitch arsenal with a FB that got up to 87mph with 1900+ RPM and 14 IN IVB. His two off speed offerings consisted of a 12/6 CB with bite and a SPL that has the chance to be an extremely effective pitch. All 3 were working in his 5 inning, no hit showing for Sportika against a good FTB Falcons program.

Jayden Torres LHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
The FTB Falcons lefty showed out today, demonstrating a heavier 2100+ RPM FB (T88mph) with 14 IN IVB. Standing at 5’8” 165lbs, Torres also spun the SL effectively, allowing him to allow just 1 run in 5 innings of work. There is a chance that he will have a legitimate 4 pitch mix with a developing CB and CH, which will put him in a position to succeed for his senior season and beyond for a college program.

Max Castazza ('25,NJ)
Castazza brought the energy for his team on Sunday evening, and was able to lead his team to hard earned win. Castazza’s performance was topped off with the game winning RBI’s off of a double that he hit with two runners in scoring position. He was later able to come around and score the run to extend the lead. As Castazza enters his Senior season, he will be a name to watch out for at Hoboken High School.

Chase Koplitz ('25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Koplitz was fantastic at the plate on Sunday evening, has he had two hard hits and was the best hitter for his Diamond Jacks team. From the 2 spot in the lineup, Koplitz was able to send a double down the line which flew off the bat, followed by a groundball up the middle with a similar exit velocity. Koplitz radiates confidence at the plate, and his confidence was often backed up on Sunday. His speed is also a notable trait, which was impressive on Sunday at the plate as well as defensively in the outfield.

Jake Laughman ('25,PA) • View Player Profile
The 6’2” lefty was dominant on Monday morning for the Tripletown Aces. Throwing a complete game shutout with 10 strikeouts and only 2 walks. He sat in the mid 70’s, and struck batters out on his movement that his fastball had. His changeup also threw hitters off, and allowed him to go the distance for his team. He started the day off with 5 strikeouts through the first 2 innings, which set the tone for the rest of the game.

Abe Dull ('25,PA) • View Player Profile
Dull was a force at the plate on Monday morning. Dull hit the ball hard in every at bat he took for the Tripletown Aces, and it showed in the box score. He was able to get his hands inside on a fastball that he sent to the warning track, also bringing in a run. His other at bats resulted in him hitting the ball hard and finding himself on base. Entering his Senior season of high school, Dull should be a name to watch out for.

Connor Lawrence ('25,PA) • View Player Profile
Marist college commit Connor Lawrence was able to get a hit in each of his 4 at bats on Monday morning. His confidence radiated at the plate, as each at bat resulted in a base hit, and 1 RBI. Contact came easy for Lawrence, who showed patience at the plate, and took violent swings when his pitch came. Lawrence has the typical lefty swing, pretty and smooth, and will look to continue to play well enter his Senior season at Red Lion High School.

Jayce Devine OF (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Devine had a solid day at the plate highlighted by a double into the RCF gap. In the box Devine has a fluid motion, keeping his and head and flexed shoulder in line. He loads well, keeping his weight back, staying on his backside. Quick hands allow him to get to any velocity.

Sam Andersen SS (‘24,ON) • View Player Profile
Andersen is an a terrific athlete and it showed on the field in day 3 of pool play. The SS lined a single in the 2nd and later came around to score. He transfers his weight well, keeping it back, exploding on contact. Defensively Andersen has great range with quick hands.

Xavier Steiginga RHP (‘25,ON) • View Player Profile
Steiginga was excellent across his 5.2 innings, allowing just one run. He filled up the zone, attackers batters with a FB, BB pitch mix. Good command for Xavier led to weak ground balls and swing and misses. With added strength and size Steiginga projects well.

Lorcan Lee RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Lee impressed in his start, not allowing a run through 4 innings. He predominantly threw FB, SL, mixing in a CH. Lee attacked hitters north and south, using his FB (T89) up, breaking in his slider low for swing and misses. Lee works downhill, throwing over the top, giving his fastball late life.

Yedan Diaz INF (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile 
Diaz got the scoring going for the Ruffnecks, driving in a run with an RBI single in the first. Diaz has a smooth, compact swing. In the box, Diaz is comfortable and moves with fluidly. He has quick hands and good plate discipline allowing him to fight off tough pitches and connect on mistakes. Diaz projects well for the future.

Jett Little RHP (‘26,MA) • View Player Profile
Little threw the last three innings for the Ruffnecks. The righty offers a FB, CB pitch mix, topping at 92 with the FB. Little attacks hitters high, elevating the FB before breaking in the curve low in the zone. Little is one of the more projectable arms and should see plenty of interest.

Teagan Beames RHP (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Beames was dominant over the course of 6 innings, not allowing a run. Beames uses a FB, CB, SL, CH pitch mix, with unique speed differentials. He changed location well, attacking hitters east to west. Beames FB has good arm side run, topping at 87mph. Uncommitted at the time.

DAY 4

Justin MacCormack LHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Rutgers commit. Filled up the zone with a FB (ASR) in the mid 80s (T87), sweeping SL, and CH, missing barrels and generating swing and miss with each. Picked up 7 Ks in 3 innings of work. Utilizes the corners, setting up hitters, and elevating when needed. Tunnels pitches well with a low 3/4 arm slot. Funky delivery, creating rhythm with hand movement, getting in sync. Uses lower half to create momentum down the mound for an effortless delivery. Projectable frame at 6’1” 185lbs with more left in the tank.

Seamus Condon MIF (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
LHH started off his day with a hard single to right field. Came up his next AB and mashed a double to deep center field, scoring the runner on base. Ripped a 2 RBI single in his third AB of the day. Strong, quick swing, bringing his hands to the pitch and leading his barrel through the zone. Runs with plus speed around the bases. Smooth, quick hands in the MIF, with clean footwork fielding the baseball. Projectable frame at 6’2” 185lbs with potential to add much more. Currently uncommitted.

Ryan O’Bryne 1B (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
O’Bryne makes his presence known in the box with a strong, powerful RH swing. The 6’4” 195lbs first baseman just missed a fly out to left field in his first AB. Sat back in his second AB and barreled up a loud single to left field. Athletic for his size, playing 1B with smooth hands and can stretch into a split to meet the throw from the infielders. Projectable frame with much more left in the tank to grow. Currently uncommitted.

Sergio Hormazbal RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Hormazbal started Northern Westchester Outlaws’ game at Bentley. He displays a FB T80-ride, 11-5 CB, and tight SL. Feel for all in the zone, attacking hitters in all counts with all 3. Gets ahead of batters, working east to west. Throws from an over the top arm slot, with ability to tunnel his pitches well. Picked up 3 strikeouts in 3 innings allowing 0 runs, freezing hitters for backwards K’s. Rising senior, 5’11” 175lbs frame with more in the tank. Currently uncommitted.

Tanner Clark SS (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Clark showed a solid approach at the plate, attacking FBs. Ended his first AB with a solid fly out, just getting under it. He caught a barrel, singling to left field in his second AB, jumping on the pitch early. Quick, whippy swing, with his hands leading the barrel to the baseball. Runs with above average speed around the bases. Smooth hands at shortstop with solid footwork and a good arm. Possesses an athletic frame, with plenty of potential to grow and get stronger.

Brady Ross 1B (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Ross wasted no time for Time To Sign Prime in the first inning, barreling up a loud RBI single to right field. Stayed back and drove an outside FB. Leads his barrel through the zone and takes his hands to the pitch, not getting cheated with his swings. Strong, tall build at 6’1” 192lbs, making his presence known in the box, with potential to get stronger. Currently uncommitted, rising senior.

EJ Frayne RF (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Frayne showed some of his raw potential at the plate today. Barreled up a grounder in his first AB, reaching on an error. Hit into some tough luck at the plate, lining out hard to deep left field. Short, quick swing with some sneaky juice. Gets his hands to the ball fast. Sinks into his back leg and explodes through the pitch. Athletic, lanky frame at 5’11” 170lbs with plenty of room to grow. Currently uncommitted going into his senior year.

Will Seiler RHP (‘25, PA) • View Player Profile
Seiler posted quality spin rates in his outing, throwing his FB (T86mph) at 2300 RPM and his hammer CB at 2600 RPM. He matched his CB with another off speed offering in a fading CH. The 5’11” 170lbs RH arm has some potential to have two primary pitches that will be equally as successful at the next level.

Jack Dufficy RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
The tall and lean righty for Monmouth Liberty showed some very projectable stuff on the mound, topping out at 89mph with the FB at about 2000 RPM with 13 IN IVB. At 6’3” 185lbs, Dufficy’s build excited many coaches in attendance, as his ceiling is extremely high. The New Jersey native works down the mound with good reach and extension, which with his tall frame makes pitches look even harder for hitters to get ahold of.

Carson Bowman INF (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
With 2 hits on the day (one being a hard hit 3B), Bowman showed potential with the bat against quality pitching. The 5’11” 180lbs INF sat in a low, slightly open stance with a medium leg kick, allowing him to catch up to velocity. In terms of the reason for his power, Bowman has a deep back leg load and keeps his hands back in line with his shoulders. Be on the lookout for the athletic INF as we get close to playoffs.

Joe Anzalone 1B (‘25, PA) • View Player Profile
The large 6’2” 220lbs first basemen can absolutely mash the ball, collecting two hits with one driven backside off of the RCF fence. Even his fly outs are loud. Anzalone keeps his hands low in his load, allowing him to drive pitches low in the zone with authority. Despite his size, the PA prepster likes to work low from the ground up.

Tyler Seidman LHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Coming in at an ultra-projectable 5’11” 155lbs, the southpaw from Philadelphia performed well for Mid Atlantic Londino. Relying heavily on loud velocity FB, which topped out 89mph with 2000+ RPM and 16 IN IVB, Seidman barely allowed contact and had well over double digit strikeouts. Along with the big FB, Seidman flashed two hard breaking balls in an upper 70s SL as well as a SPL.

Christopher Short SS (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Short swung the stick well this morning for the On Deck Orioles, collecting two hits (one 3B) and four quality barrels. The shortstop sticks out at the plate with his barrel control and contact points. Standing at 6’1” 160lbs in the box, Short has a light load with a simple step with the front foot. His hands stay still on his load and simply flicks his wrists, making him a good contact hitter.

Hayden Fones SS (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile
Fones absolutely mashed the ball today for TPA Nationals Prime. Lining a 96mph 3B off the bat, many thought that was his hardest hit ball of the day. Right after that, the RH bat blasted a grand slam at 98mph EV, turning many heads. The 6’2” 200lbs infielder has a very strong build and presence in the box and a swing with a good coil, light toe tap, and hands that stay inside the baseball. Fones is currently uncommitted, but expect that to change soon.

Sam Frailberg RHP (‘25,ON)
The Ontario Blue Jays right hander tossed a complete 5 innings in a 9-0 playoff win. Topping out at 87mph with 2200 RPM and 13 IN IVB, Freilberg was overpowering hitters and commanding his pitches well, also offering an SL and CH. His mechanics mainly consist of a long arm and good separation between his upper/ lower half, thus creating good stretch down the mound.

Phillip Cheong SS ('25,ON)
Cheong demonstrated his blazing speed and baseball IQ today, truly living up to his reputation. The Stanford commit was an on-base machine, reaching safely in all three of his plate appearances. Cheong showcased his exceptional baserunning skills, stealing six bases throughout the game. His advanced eye at the plate and patient approach force pitchers to come to him, making him a constant threat. Cheong’s ability to get on base and immediately turn it into scoring opportunities sets him apart as a standout player.

Geoff D’Amato LHP ('25, ON)
D’Amato delivered a stellar performance in his innings of work today. The left-hander showcased a diverse pitch arsenal, featuring a fastball, curveball, slider, and changeup, all of which he used effectively to generate weak contact and missed barrels. D’Amato’s fastball topped out at 84 mph, sitting comfortably in the 80-83 mph range. He works quickly and efficiently, consistently throwing strikes and coming downhill with great efficiency. D’Amato’s ability to command all his pitches makes him a formidable presence on the mound.

Austin Boylan 3B ('25,ON) • View Player Profile
Boylan had an outstanding game, particularly in the bottom of the 4th inning when his team was up 9-0. He launched a towering home run to left field, securing a walk-off mercy rule victory for his team. Boylan’s smooth yet powerful swing, combined with his exceptional bat speed, allows him to attack the first pitch he sees with authority. He has the strength and tools necessary to excel at the next level, making him a significant asset to any team.

Brighton Fontaine RHP ('26,PA) • View Player Profile
Fontaine brought the heat in his relief appearance, showcasing his powerful arm. The tall right-hander uses his height to his advantage, coming downhill with a long stride and achieving excellent extension toward the plate. Fontaine’s fastball topped out at an impressive 90 mph, and he struck out a batter in his quick, efficient inning of work. With his towering frame and room for growth, Fontaine is set to make a significant impact as he continues his baseball journey at Alabama.

Christian Mariotti OF ('25,NY) • View Player Profile
Mariotti had a standout game, consistently mashing the ball for his team. The left-handed batter combines a short stride with quick hips and plus bat speed, allowing him to make solid contact and drive pitches with authority. Mariotti’s excellent barrel control enables him to handle pitches on both the inner and outer halves of the plate. With his sweet swing and solid frame, Mariotti possesses the tools to be a reliable outfielder and a key contributor at the top of the order.

Joseph Hiller RHP ('25,NY) • View Player Profile
Hiller was dominant in his outing, going six scoreless innings against a strong lineup. His fastball topped out at 86 mph, and his curveball, with its sharp movement, was highly effective in generating strikeouts and weak contact. Hiller’s ability to mix his pitches and maintain efficiency on the mound made him a formidable opponent. His performance today highlighted his potential to be a standout pitcher at the next level.

Brayden Hromada 1B ('25,NY) • View Player Profile
Hromada had an exceptional game, driving in crucial runs for his team. He crushed a ball for a home run and added a double to his impressive performance. Hromada’s lefty swing is both powerful and smooth, allowing him to drive the ball to all fields with excellent bat speed. His ability to generate power from his hips and attack pitches with authority makes him a standout player with the potential to excel at the next level.

Mathew Carrieri RF ('25,NJ)
Carrieri was calm and composed at the plate, consistently hitting the ball hard and racking up extra-base hits. He led off the 3rd inning with a triple into the gap and scored shortly after. Carrieri’s approach at the plate is aggressive yet disciplined, allowing him to attack his pitch and drive it with power. At 6’ 185lbs, Carrieri possesses a great frame and athleticism, making him a promising player with significant potential for growth.

Quinn Dashefsky C ('25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Dashefsky was on fire today, consistently hitting the barrel and producing runs for his team. He recorded two hits, including a double and a two-RBI single. Dashefsky’s swing is athletic, with quick hands and excellent barrel control. His aggressive approach at the plate allows him to attack pitches early in counts. Behind the plate, Dashefsky demonstrated a strong arm, recording a 1.9 pop time between innings, highlighting his defensive prowess.

Krish Patel RHP ('25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Patel delivered an excellent performance, going the distance with a seven-inning outing and allowing only two runs. His fastball-curveball mix was highly effective in shutting down his opponents and securing the win. Patel’s ability to command his pitches and get downhill well makes him a highly efficient pitcher. With his 6’2” 155 lbs frame, Patel has plenty of room for growth and the potential to be a standout pitcher at the next level.

Jayden Pena 3B/1B (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Hard swinging right handed CIF for Wladyka Baseball, Pena had an impressive afternoon at the dish. Picking up 2 hits and 3 RBIs in the contest, he has a smooth swing and gets his barrel thru the zone. He does a good job keeping his hands in the hitting position, and snapping them to the ball. Had a stand up 2B is his second AB, driving it to LC at 91EV. He is uncommitted at this time.

Drew Slomkowski RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Slomkowski is an uncommitted arm for Wladyka baseball who had an impressive start, going 5 strong 1 run innings. He induced a lot of soft contact and landed a lot of FPs, letting hi defense work behind him. Used a 2-pitch arsenal, showing plus command of his FB, 81-83 T84. Paired it with a high-spin CB, 71-73 w/2400 RPM. He used his command to not fall behind hitters, making his outing effective and efficient.

Erik Swenson RHP (‘25,ME) • View Player Profile
Maine commit who was impressive on the mound for Maine Lightning 17U select, using a 4 pitch arsenal to keep hitters guessing. Showed good comand of a 4 and 2 seam FB, 85-87 T88 w/2500 RPm and 84-86 w/2400 RPm respeectively. Used 2 off speed pitches to collect a handful of Ks, SLV 75-77 w/2700 RPm and good IHB and CH 77-80. Swenson was effictve and dominat, going 4 innings and punching out 10. Allowed 0 runs and picked up the win. His 4-seam is his best pitch, showing plus command of it painting the black on outer 3rd in consective sequences, also able to move it 3 in above or below the zone at will. Swenson will be one to watch at Maine, high upside arm. 

Isaac Jensen RHP (‘25,ME) • View Player Profile
Electric relief arm for Maine Lightning 17U Select who dominated in his 3 innings of work. Jensen fanned 6 in the 9 out save, allowing 3 hits and 1 run. He showed a hard FB, 85-86, T87. Has good command of the heater, using it early and often. Didn;t use the breaker much, but it was good when he did. Using a CB 75-77 to collect a couple of Ks. Northeastern commit.

Jason Sansone 3B (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Sansone started the game hot for the Colonials, getting base hits in his first two at bats. He has an open stance that he closes with a big left lift for timing. Sansone keeps his hands inside not letting them drift. He made hart contact in all three at bats. Good plate discipline and speed help him thrive in the lead off spot.

Ryan Savitscus OF (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Savitscus comes in 6’ 170lbs with an athletic build. He moved well for his size, covering ground in the outfield. As a hitter, he makes hard contact consistently, staying on his backside. He has a wide stance, uses a small toe tap, and fires his hips on contact. Disciplined hitter who stays within the zone.

Noah Kirwin RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Kirwin was perfect in his two innings of relief, not allowing a base runner to reach. He throws from a high 3/4 arm slot, and works downhill keeping everything compact and fluid. Kirwin has a FB, CU, BB pitch mix. He primarily uses the CU (T83, 2500-2600rpms) which has great horizontal movement leading to weak contact and swing and misses.

Adrian Rodriguez C (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Rodriguez had himself a day at the plate, finishing with two hits. He has a strong lower half, generating his power. He keeps his head still and front shoulder flexed. He creates good bat speed, keeping the barrel through the zone. Uncommitted currently.

Peter Karloutsos OF (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Karloutsos led the way for Baseball U, getting base hits in his first two ABs. He has an easy, repeatable swing with little outside movements. He stays on his back leg, transferring his weight, driving the ball with authority. He’s an aggressive hitter, looking for his pitch. Karloutsos does a good job staying on top of the baseball and creating backspin.

Jack Jensen RHP (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Jensen was dominant over his start for Baseball U. He features a FB topping at 88mph, with a SL sitting mid to low 70s. Jensen has good command with the FB, hitting his spots. Jensen’s SL had batters out in front getting weak contact. Jensen has an athletic build at 6’1, 190lbs. Currently committed to Bentley University.

DAY 5

Justin Odsen RHP (‘24,RI) • View Player Profile
In three innings of work for the RI Devils in a late night game, Odsen demonstrated a high spinning combination of both his FB and CB, while occasionally mixing in a fading changeup in the low 70s. The Southern Illinois College commit sat in the low 80s with his FB, topping out at 85mph with 2550 RPM and 16 IN IVB. In the first inning, he actually showed to throw his breaking ball more than the fastball. Odsen likes to work to his glove side on an open landing position. The righty will be a nice addition to the D1 JUCO this fall,

Miguel Reich C (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
The FTB Falcons have a squad this year loaded with talent, and a big piece is their backstop. In a tough playoff game against Ontario Blue Jays, Reich put his team on the board with a laser over the LF wall registered at 100mph off the bat. With a subtle leg lift, hands aligned with his shoulders, and a powerful launch position, Reich has advanced power for his age. Don’t be fooled, as Reich is not just a power hitting catcher, but is also a solid defender behind the dish. With advanced receiving skills where he handles any kind of velocity, Reich also has a rifle for an arm, gunning down runners with ease. Colleges should definitely take notice of the Brooklyn product.

Ryan McDonagh RHP (‘25,ON) • View Player Profile
There is a lot to be excited about the Ontario righty, who towers over hitters at 6’4” and a very projectable 190lbs. McDonagh came in relief for the Blue Jays and dominated against a talented FTB Falcons squad. Showing out with his heavy FB/CB combo, the uncommitted 2025 grad topped out at 88mph with OTP arm action, creating metrics that reached 2350 RPM and 19 IM IVB, which is seen in his strikeout numbers. It will be interesting to see where the talented Ryan McDonagh will end up in the coming years.

Michael Arndt RHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
The well built and athletic arm for TKR Reds National showed potential to have some good stuff down the line. Mixing in a solid repertoire of a FB/CB/CH, Arndt topped out at 86mph with 17 IN IVB and 2300 RPM. Arndt’s body stays well connected and has a very repeatable delivery, allowing him to consistently perform. Expect to see Arndt’s name on a college roster soon.

Jordan Jacob 3B (‘25,ON) • View Player Profile
Arguably the centerpiece of a loaded Ontario Blue Jays squad, there is University of Pittsburgh commit Jordan Jacob, who registered 90+ exit velocities every time he made contact. At 6’1” 210lbs, Jacob stands out on the field physically. The Canadian power hitter has advanced tools across the board offensively, having a complete swing where he coils well, has a strong load, hands that are flexed, and shoulders that stay closed, allowing him to drive the ball to all fields. With a strong multi-hit performance alongside some nice plays at the hot corner, the infielder led the Blue Jays to a big playoff win.

Benji Kautto C (‘25,ON) • View Player Profile
The catcher for Ontario Blue Jays helped guide his team to a win on both sides of the ball. Defensively, Kautto saved numerous balls from reaching the backstop and also gunned down a few runners in the process. Offensively, Kautto demonstrated a long bat path that, when connecting with the ball, good things will happen. He also has surprising speed for a catcher, legging out a 3B in a big inning for the Jays.

Andrew Shute RHP ('26,MA) • View Player Profile
Shute showcased exceptional prowess on the mound during his recent outing. The tall and lanky right-hander, a class of 2026 player, reached up to 90 mph with his fastball, complemented by a devastating changeup and curveball. Over five dominant innings, Shute overwhelmed hitters with his fastball and deceived them with his off-speed pitches out of the zone. His three-pitch mix proved to be lethal, making him a formidable opponent for any hitter. Shute, with his impressive toolkit and considerable room for growth.

Abel Ortiz LHP ('25,NY) • View Player Profile
Ortiz delivered a remarkable performance on the mound, dominating the #1 seed in the playoffs. The left-hander, with a fastball reaching up to 86 mph and a sharp 12/6 curveball, proved to be unhittable. Over 6 and 2/3 innings, Ortiz struck out 14 batters, exhibiting electric stuff and unmatched energy. He placed his team in an ideal position to win by allowing no earned runs throughout his outing. Ortiz is undoubtedly a standout pitcher who will seamlessly transition to the next level.

Jack Lawson RHP ('26,MA) • View Player Profile
Lawson provided stellar relief for his team, effectively using his fastball, which exhibited significant arm-side run to induce weak contact. His slider, spinning at 2200 RPM, baffled hitters over three solid innings of relief work. With a fastball reaching up to 87 mph, Lawson, a class of 2026 player for GBG 16u, demonstrated his potential to dominate opponents consistently and attract attention at the next level.

Connor Glynn RHP ('25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Glynn showcased his pitching prowess in a standout performance. Although not the most overpowering, Glynn efficiently filled the strike zone with all his pitches, demonstrating excellent command. Over five innings, he allowed only one run, consistently hitting his spots and inducing weak contact from hitters. Glynn's ability to control the game and keep hitters off balance stood out.

Hank Lloyd RHP ('25,ON) • View Player Profile
Lloyd was nothing short of outstanding in his playoff performance. Reaching up to 88 mph, Lloyd consistently missed barrels, recording nine strikeouts over six innings in a no-hitter. His command, ability to hit spots, and maintain a low zone presence were crucial to his success. Lloyd's exceptional performance highlighted his potential to excel at the next level.

Liam Kirsh C/3B ('24,ON) • View Player Profile
Kirsh delivered a stellar performance at the plate in his playoff game, going 3-for-3 with two singles and a double, driving in one run. The right-handed batter has a smooth swing and a disciplined approach, consistently making solid contact. At 5'11" and 185 pounds, Kirsh's athleticism and potential for growth make him an exciting prospect for the next level.

Royal Munoz RHP ('25,NY) • View Player Profile
Munoz demonstrated his pitching acumen with an impressive performance. His fastball, topping at 82 mph with 2300-2500 RPMs, and his curveball, spinning at 2500-2600 RPMs, kept hitters off balance. Munoz effectively kept the ball low in the zone, inducing weak groundouts and strikeouts with his sharp-breaking curveball. His mound presence and efficiency in working downhill highlight his potential to succeed at higher levels.