DAY 1

Taylor Blevins INF (‘24,MD) • View Player Profile
Blevins showcased his talent on both sides of ball, driving in the first two runs on a line drive single and fielding his position well at both 2B and SS. Blevins does a good job of keeping his hands inside, shortening his swing, allowing him to make consistent solid contact.

Ryan Perzanowski OF (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
The RHH outfielder made his prescence felt on the diamond today. Perzanowski made solid contact in multiple at bats, including a double into the gap to drive a run. He used a small leg lift with a wide base allowing him to keep his weight back and explode to the ball. With his size and skill Perzanowski should see success in the future.

Colby Brown RHP (‘24,MD) • View Player Profile 
Brown comes in at 5’11, 150lbs. The tall, lanky starter went 5 innings in his start for the Knights. Brown showcased a FB(T74), SL(65-67), CH(63-65) combo. While not overpowering, Brown has good command with all of his pitches, locating when needed. With added strength, Brown projects well.

Tyler Rotellini LHP (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile 
The two way player starred on the field for the East Coast Dodgers. Rotellini generates power from his lower half, staying back and driving his hips through the ball. On the mound, Rotellini went 4 innings with his FB(T84) and SL(73-75) pitch mix. He worked through 4 errors, limiting the damage to just 2 runs, while striking out 6.

Boston Jones LHP (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile 
Jones fired 5 strong innings for the Tide today, not giving an earned run, while striking out 4. The southpaw threw a FB(T79) with good ASR, a 12-6 CB, and CH that tailed arm side. Jones was able to tunnel pitches effectively, getting batter to swing over the pitch constantly.

Lucas Sigafoose OF (‘26,MD) • View Player Profile 
The outfielder collected two base hits and an RBI in today’s game against the Dodgers. The big RHH flexes his long arms, generating power. He does a good job of staying back and allowing the pitch to travel. With added strength, Sigafoose could hit for power gap to gap.

Will Wallace C (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile 
The stingers backstop comes in at a solid 6’2, 200lbs. Wallace hit an inside the park homerun and added a walk later before the game was called due to mercy. Wallace has a wide stance, where he loads his weight back and uses his hips and core to transfer his power. He’s a disciplined hitter with great feel in the box.

Brendan Coulson LHP (‘24,PA) • View Player Profile 
The lefty starter for the stingers went the complete 5 innings. Coulson throws a 2-seam FB(T74) with lots of arm side run, as well as a SL and CH. Coulson does a good job of staying closed with his shoulder, staying downhill when he pitches. Mixed up pitches and location well. Patrick Henry CC commit.

Tank Benedict 3B (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile 
The clean up hitter for the Stingers did his job today, going 1-2 with a 2 run double. Benedict sits on his back leg, with a small step, allowing him to stay back and drive the ball with authority. Benedict showed his glove work, making a nice pick behind the bag before firing to first for the out.

Landon Bauer INF (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile 
Bauer could do no wrong at the plate today, finishing 2-2 with 2 BBs. Bauer stays backside, lets the ball travels, and then does his damage. He has a good presence in the box, staying within himself. The LHH infielder has very quick hands, letting him get to any velocity.

Caden Bell RHP (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile 
Bell comes in at 6’4, 180lbs and throws from a low 3/4 arm angle. With his awkward arm angle, Bell found great success with his off speed, getting batters to chase and swing over his SL and CH. Bell topped 83 with his FB. The big righty tunneled effectively, constantly changing up location.

Braden Wolf RHP (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile 

Wolf only lasted 2.1 before leaving due to injury, but looked poised and every bit ready to go the distance in this one. Wolf offers a FB, SL, FS. Wolf leaned on his off-speed early getting weak contact. His splitter (1500 rpms) was effective in getting timely ground balls.

Nick Cicale C (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile 
Cicale started his day with a loud single to left field, bringing in the game’s first run in the top of the first. Drew a walk in his second PA and knocked in a run with an RBI single in his third PA. Defensively sound behind the plate, receives with soft hands and sticks the pitch. Plus blocking abilities, moving left to right on his knees with ease. Strong, accurate arms throwing to bases. Army commit.

Noah Forman RHP (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
RHP commanded the zone from the start. Forman punched out 11 batters in 6 innings with a low 80s FB (T84) and a tight SL at 71. Tall, athletic frame, with plenty of room for growth. Good direction moving down the mound, with smooth mechanics and clean arm action. Added a 2 RBI double to deep left center, going 3-4 on the day. CD f to Rising senior, currently uncommitted.

MJ Pancurak CF (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Pancurak pieced together a nice day at the plate. Barreled up a triple down the right field line, showing off his plus speed around the bases. Grounded out on a hard one hop to 2B in his last AB of the day. Short, compact swing, keeps hands inside the baseball and quick to the ball. Solid defensively in center field with a good arm. Currently uncommitted going into his senior year.

Max Hess LHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
The left-hander had his pitch mix working today. Primarily FB and SL, lived in the zone with feel for both pitches. Attacked hitters in all counts, mixing speeds well. Missed barrels and limited hard contact throughout his outing. Works east to west. 4 scoreless innings on the day for the rising senior.

Andreas Johnson RHP (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Lohnson had his A stuff today at John’s Hopkins. Worked with a FB, CH, SL pitch arsenal, with feel for all 3 in the zone. Worked east to west, keeping the ball low, pounding the zone and attacking hitters in all counts. Limited hard contact and kept baserunners out of scoring position. Surrendered 1 in 6.2 innings of work in a 1-0 loss.

Mason Kelleher C (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
6’ 196lbs catcher makes his presence known in the box, not getting cheated on any pitch. The rising senior ambushed a FB with 2 outs in the bottom of the 7th to drive in the runner on second with a walk off ground rule double. Tall, physical build with a strong swing, leading his hands to the baseball and keeping his barrel through the zone for solid contact. Currently uncommitted.

Evan Groff RHP (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
Groff impressed in his first appearance of the tournament. The rising freshman fires a live FB (T83), with a tight SL, and feel for a CH. Lives low in the zone, working east to west. Worked out of a jam in the first, stranding runners on second and third, keeping the game scoreless. Final line was 3.2 scoreless innings, surrendering 3 hits, striking out 5, and walking none. Tall, lanky build with much more in the tank and room to grow. Player to follow in the coming years.

Chase Selznick 3B (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
Selznick stayed hot throughout the game. RHH racked up 4 hard hit singles in his 4 plate appearances, driving in 2 base runners. Constantly found barrels, keeping his hands inside the baseball. Tall, lanky frame showed spurts of his athleticism running the bases, stealing a base, with above average speed. Smooth defender at 3B with a good arm across the diamond. Plenty more to add to his frame going into his sophomore year.

Joe Choe RHP (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
RHP out of Maryland competed on the mound today. Constantly attacked hitters in all counts, getting ahead, and limiting hard contact. Choe surrendered 1 run in 6 innings of work, mixing his FB and SL arsenal, striking out 5 while only walking 2Uses lower half to create momentum down the mound, keeping direction, and having an easy delivery. Rising sophomore, currently uncommitted.

Logan Garey LHP (‘26,MD) • View Player Profile
The rising junior attacked hitters today. Showed his ability to mix speeds and throw his pitches in all counts, throwing a FB, CB, and CH. Utilized his CH to get ahead of hitters, then working with his fastball to put hitters away. CG shutout with 8 strikeouts on the day, only surrendering 2 hits and 3 walks. Pitched to contact, and limited hard contact. Athletic build, with room to add size and is just cracking his potential. Currently uncommitted.

DAY 2

Andrew Schmit OF (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Schmit had an excellent day at the plate, finishing 2-3 with a double a two RBIs. Schmit generates his power from his hip rotation and load, allowing him to do damage. He constantly found the ball with his barrel, keeping his hands inside driving the ball. Currently uncommitted.

Matthew Toland RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
The southpaw dealt for the Runbirds, shutting down the Dodgers bats, through 5 scoreless innings. A funky, low 3/4 delivery, hides the ball well. Toland offers a FB (T80), CB (64-65), CH (67-69), mixing his pitches and location well. Good arm side run on his FB and CH leading to 10Ks and plenty of weak contact.

Michael Peevey C (‘25,NC) • View Player Profile 
Peevey is a disciplined hitter, highlighted by his two walks on the day. He hunts for his pitch and has good feel for the box . The 6 foot, 200lb catcher makes solid contact, staying on his backside. Defensively, Peevey has a plus arm and light on his feet.

Barry Smith 3B (‘24,MD) • View Player Profile
Smith made plays all over the field, finishing 2-3 for with an RBI triple. Smith loads well and keeps his hands in line with his shoulders staying on top of the pitch. Defensively, Smith moves well laterally, light on his feet, and has a strong, accurate arm.

Gavin Metrick RHP (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Metrick didn’t allow a hit in his three innings for Savage, finishing with 4 Ks. Metrick has a FB, SL, CH repertoire, topping at 87mph. Metrick finished off batters with his SL, spinning it at 2800rpms. One of the more projectable arms, Metrick has great mound presence and should have success in the future.

David DellaRova SS (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile 
DellaRova had great at bats all day, making solid contact multiple times. Very little movement pre pitch, DellaRova stay locked in. He uses a high leg kick, rotates his hips, and uses his long arms to drive the baseball. With add strength DellaRova will be able to spray the ball all over the field, hitting for power.

Aaron Bolick Jr RHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Bolick was efficient in his start, going 5 innings striking out 5, while allowing only one run. Bolick offers 3 pitches, 4-seam (T82), 2-seam, and a 12-6 curve (2300rpms). He attacks hitters on a vertical plane, elevating the FB and hammering the curve. Uncommitted at this time, the RHP projects well with added strength.

Gavin Lasko INF (‘24,PA) • View Player Profile
The middle infielder led the way for Coal Region Sports finishing 2-3, driving in 2 runs, and working a walk. Lasko shifts his weight to his back leg, allowing him to stay back and drive the ball. The righty brings both power and contact to the plate, making him dangerous. Committed to Alfred State College.

Kiernan Deremeik RHP/INF (‘26,MD) • View Player Profile 
Deremeik did a little bit of everything today, pitching 3 innings and driving in 2 for the Blue Chips. Deremeik, only 15, threw a FB, CB pitch mix. The two way found success locating low in the zone, inducing weak contact. At the plate Deremeik made hard contact, including a single with a 96 EV.

Matt Givens 1B (‘27,DE) • View Player Profile 
Givens has the hit of the game for DCP, with a bases loaded clearing triple in the first inning. Givens uses his long arms to cover the entire plate, flexing them to generate power. The first baseman has good feel in the box, seeing pitches and picking out the right one to drive.

Braxton Hazzard C (‘27,DE) • View Player Profile 
Hazzard barreled up a couple pitches today, unfortunately finding leather in the outfield each time. The backstop generates his power with good hip drive and rotation. The backstop was great defensively, showcasing his accurate and plus arm. Hazzard blocks well, bodying up the ball and is quick on his feet. Uncommitted at this time, but very projectable.

Ryan Richer RHP (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
Richer impacted the game on both sides of the baseball. Controlled the entire game on the mound, tossing a complete game shutout on 81 pitches, allowing 4 hits, 1 walk, while piling up 7 strikeouts. On the other side of the plate, Richer tore into a fastball, driving it to deep left center for a 2 RBI double, putting Baseball U Philly 15u ahead. Athletic build, just cracking his potential both hitting and pitching. Rising sophomore, currently uncommitted.

Chase Paskewich SS (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
Paskewich found ways on base all game. Drew a walk in his first AB. He laid down a perfect bunt in his second AB, easily reaching first base with plus speed. Then barreled a ground ball to shortstop, reaching on a fielder’s choice with the runner being safe at second. Solid defender at SS, smooth hands and good footwork with a good arm across the diamond. Currently uncommitted, rising sophomore.

Chase Selznick 3B (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
Selznick continued to swing a hot bat in the Mid Atlantic World Series in Game 2. Had a hard groundout in his first AB to third, then he ripped a single in his second AB to left field, and drew a tough walk in his third PA of the day. Smooth and athletic at 3B with a plus arm. Projectable player in the coming years, going to his sophomore year.

Luis Sanchez 1B (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Sanchez started off his day with a loud ground rule double to deep left field, scoring the first two runs of the game. Smooth, powerful left handed swing, keeping his barrel long through the zone for solid contact. Rising senior, currently uncommitted.

David McGeorge RHP (‘24,NJ) • View Player Profile
Franklin & Marshall commit. Heavy fastball with ASR sitting 86-88 from a 3/4 arm slot. Long, whippy arm action, moves down the mound fluently. Plus CH, generating swing and miss, tunneling well off his FB. Mixes in a SL in the mid 70s. Had 8 Ks in 6.2 innings of work, allowing 1 run.

Mike Romsteadt 2B (‘26,NJ) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted rising junior came up in a big spot in the middle innings and delivered. He hit an RBI single to left, scoring the runner from third to add to 2025 Combat National Alessandroni’s lead. Gets hands to the ball fast, keeping his swing short and barrel quick to meet the pitch. Good hands and footwork at 2B, with room to add more to his athletic frame.

Logan Rayment Cruz RHP (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
Rising sophomore from Maryland. Working east to west with a FB sitting 80-81 T82 and a sweeping SL producing swing and miss. Rayment Cruz racked up 10 strikeouts in 6 innings of work, allowing 1 run on 1 hit, and 5 walks. Limited big misses and consistently missed barrels. Tall, lanky build at 6’1” 155lbs, with much more room for growth, just cracking his potential. A name to follow in the coming years.

Miles Desrosiers C (‘27,NH) • View Player Profile
The rising sophomore got a low and in FB in the top of the first and turned on it, singling hard to right field. Hands stayed short to the ball, leading his barrel through the zone. Drew a walk in his second AB. Tall, strong frame, with even more to add at 6’ 185lbs. Currently uncommitted.

Christopher Leone MIF (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
Leone started his day catching a barrel up the middle for a single. Showed fast hands, keeping his swing short to the baseball. Stole second two pitches later, running with plus speed on the bases. Soft hands fielding at 2B with clean footwork and accurate arm. Currently uncommitted going into his sophomore year.

Austin Stern RHP (‘27,MA) • View Player Profile
After giving up a run early, Stern settled in nicely. He worked 6 strong innings, giving up only 1 on 3 hits, striking out 4 and walking 2. The rising sophomore commanded the zone, working east to west, and attacking hitters in all counts. Primarily worked FB, CB, and CH with feel in the zone for all three pitches. Young, athletic arm with more in the tank in the coming years.

Max Henry 3B (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
Henry showed off his power in his first plate appearance of the day, mashing a double off the wall, scoring the runner from second. Later hit a solid 2 RBI single to left. Finished his day catching a barrel for a single to left. Violent, strong swing from the RHH, keeps his barrel long through the zone, generating the power. Strong, compact frame at 5’9” 185lbs.

Ayden Hockenbroch CF (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
Hockenbroch drew a walk earlier in the game, having a plus approach at the plate. His third AB, he unloaded on a FB in a 2-0 count and drove it over the left field fence for a 2 run home run. Powerful, compact swing, getting his hands to the baseball fast, producing solid contact on swings. Strong, athletic build with even more room to add on size at 5’10” 175lbs. Rising sophomore, currently uncommitted.

DAY 3

Dylan Naimoli C (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
Naimoli started his day with a barrel, doubling to the right center wall, scoring the game’s first run. Runs with good speed around the bases. Leads his squad behind the plate, moving well to block pitches and receives well, working up through the pitch. Incoming freshman, plenty of more potential ahead for the catcher.

Brady Harris C (‘26,MD)
Harris hit into some tough luck first AB, barreling a hard line drive right to the 2nd baseman. Smooth load and weight transfer, works short to the ball, leading his barrel through the zone. Got robbed of a hit later in the game on a diving play by the right fielder. Leader behind the plate, working from one knee with no runners on. Receives the ball with soft hands, sticking the pitch. Athletic build, with plenty of room to add on. Rising junior, currently uncommitted.

Robbie Barnes RHP (‘26,PA) • View Player Profile
Barnes got the start on the mound for Avengers Baseball 16U. Came out of the gates with a FB sitting around 80 with life and a good, tight SL sitting 67-69. Got into some trouble early, but worked out of the jam to stay scoreless. Allowed one run throughout the game, securing Avengers Baseball 16U’s win. Slow leg lift, then explodes on release. More room to add on, with increasing use of his lower half. Uncommitted, rising junior.

Grant Damweber C (‘26,PA) • View Player Profile
Rising Junior made his presence known in the box from the jump. After falling behind 0-2, he worked the count full, then ambushing a FB to deep left field for a double, scoring the runner from second, breaking the scoreless tie. Drew a well earned walk in the late innings. Leader behind the plate, receiving with soft hands, sticking pitches, working up through the baseball. Compact, strong build, with even more room to get stronger. Currently uncommitted.

Gianni Heidenberg CF (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
Heidenberg came up in the bottom of the first with a runner on third and delivered. He took the LHP’s FB to right, scoring the runner, putting Gambrills 14U-Palacios ahead 1-0. Keeps his swing short, and hands inside the baseball. Stole second easily during the next AB, and advanced to third on an error. Runs the bases with plus speed. Athletic, fast frame, with more room to grow. Just cracking his potential.

Blaise Ascanio RHP (‘27,NY)
Ascanio worked east to west, elevating when needed. Settled in after some trouble early on, working deep into the game. Pitched to contact, limiting major damage. Mixed a FB with life and tight SL, both with feel in the zone. Athletic frame on the mound, plenty of room to add more in the coming years for the rising sophomore. Currently uncommitted.

Michael Cheng 3B (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
Drew a walk in his first PA, laying off tough pitches, showing a solid approach at the plate. Caught a barrel, lining out hard to right field in his second AB. Hard line drive to left field in his third AB for a single. Strong swing, keeps his hands close to his body, and barrel through the zone. Plus fielder at 3B, smooth hands and good footwork. Accurate throwing arm across the diamond.

Andrew Joncas RHP (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile 
Rising sophomore works from the stretch. High leg kick, working down into his back leg, creating momentum moving down the mound. Mixes a FB T81, CB at 67, and CH 73-74 in all counts, with feel in zone. Generates swing and miss with all 3 pitches. Added a 2 RBI single at the dish. High 3/4 arm slot with a tall, pitcher’s build with room to add even more. Name to follow.

Danny Chandler III SS (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
Smooth, fast swing, keeping his hands inside the baseball and barrel through the zone. Barreled a single to center field on a FB. Runs with plus speed on the bases. Smooth feet over at SS, with quick hands and a good arm. Tall, lanky build, with good athleticism. Plenty of room to grow and add more onto his frame in the coming years. Rising sophomore, currently uncommitted.

Michael Fanelli RHP (‘28,NJ) • View Player Profile
Fanelli started on the bump for Brooklawn Select 14U. Filled up the zone with an arsenal of FB, SL, CH with good feel for all 3 in the zone. Attacked hitters in all counts, pitching to and limited hard contact. Went 6 innings, only allowing 2 runs. Showed some raw power, flying out to deep right field at the plate as well. Young, athletic player, standing at 5’11” 150lbs. Much more left in the tank, just beginning his journey as an incoming freshman. Name to follow in coming times.

Colby Benz RHP (‘27,MD) • View Player Profile
The big RHP for API had a solid start, going 5 innings allowing only 2 runs. Benz has great mound presence, and is comfortable pitching inside to both sides of the plate. He throws from a high 3/4 arm slot and gets good extension down the mound.

Dylan Orr RHP (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
The two way for the Delco Futures showcased his pitching and hitting ability in this one, going 5 innings, striking out 7, and 1-2 at the plate with an RBI. Orr has great hip drive and gets down the mound creating his velocity. As a hitter, Orr is disciplined with quick hands.

Logan Bower RHP (‘25,VA) • View Player Profile 
Bower impressed in his 6 innings of work, allowing only 3 hits while striking out 11. Bower has a heavy fastball he rides in the top of the zone sitting between 87-89 while touching 91mph. He keeps hitters off balanced with his CB, spinning it between 2500-2600rpms. Bower does a good job tunneling pitches, getting plenty of swing and misses.

Dylan Grice LHP (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile 
The southpaw found success in his 6 innings against Nova Premier, striking out 5. Grice sat low 80s with his FB, mixing in a CH and BB. FB and CH both have good ASR, with his BB has late horizontal break. Grice has good extension, leading to his pitches getting on the batter quickly.

Joaquin Gutierrez RHP (‘26,NJ) • View Player Profile
Gutierrez threw a complete game shutout for Tri-State Arsenal. The righty had everything working for him today. Threw a FB, CB, CH pitch mix. He located well, getting weak ground balls. He keeps his shoulder in, working down hill in unison with the rest of his body.

Tahner McGriff RHP (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
McGriff threw the whole game for API, allowing just one run. The highlight for Tahner came in the 6th where he stranded the bases loaded with no outs, striking out 2 and getting a grounder to end it. He found success with his FB, location on the corners. With added strength McGriff projects well.

Mason Chambers C (‘28,NJ) • View Player Profile 
The hard hitting catcher made his prescence felt in this one, finishing with multiple base hits including a triple to the center field wall. Chambers stays on his back leg, driving his hands through the zone, and makes hard contact. He has long arms allowing him to cover the entire plate.

Andrew Bena LHP (‘28,NJ) • View Player Profile 
The two-way was a one man wrecking crew for Takeover Baseball, pitching a complete game while going for extra bases twice at the plate. The southpaw comes in at 6’2, 155lbs and throws from a funky 3/4 delivery. An uncomfortable at bat, Bena locates his FB with good ASR and was able to get chases on his off-speed. Very projectable with added strength and size.

Mike Fogarty OF (‘28,NJ) • View Player Profile
Fogarty found the barrel three times today, finishing 3-4 with 2 triples. A smooth lefty swing, Fogarty lets the ball travel, exploding his hips on contact. He does a good job staying on his back side keeping his shoulder closed. The speedy infielder should have success in the future.

Jake Abrams C (‘29,NJ) • View Player Profile 
The gritty catcher made plays all over the field for Takeover Baseball. Abrams makes solid hard contact consistently, keeping his hand inside the baseball. He loads and transfers his weight well, staying balanced against any pitch or velocity. Defensively Abrams receives well, is a good blocker, and has a strong arm.

DAY 4

Nick Pignatelli RHP (‘27,NJ)
The rising sophomore flashed his potential on the mound today. Sat in the upper 70s T80 with his FB, and threw a tight, sharp SL at 68, both with feel in the zone. Generates lots of swing and miss with both pitches, working north-south on his FB. Racked up 4 strikeouts in 3 innings of work. Uses lower half well to move efficiently down the mound. Currently uncommitted.

Dominic Long DH (‘27,NJ) • View Player Profile
Long started his day with a hard groundout to shortstop. Came up in a big spot with the bases loaded in the next inning and delivered, barreling a single down the first base line for a 2 RBI single, putting his squad ahead early. Sees the ball deep into the zone, keeps hands back and quick to the baseball, leading his barrel through the zone. Roped a double to deep left center in his third AB. Athletic build, with plenty of more room to grow and improve. Recently up to 87 on the mound as well. Currently uncommitted.

George Cropp RHP (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
Cropp started on the mound for BCC Big Train 14u Sunday. Lives in the zone, throwing a FB with some ASR, a hard SL/Cutter, CB, and CH. Attacks hitters in all counts, throwing all 4 pitches in pitchers and hitters counts. Threw a complete game to lead his team to the win. Tall, projectable build, plenty of room to add on.

Bobby Baczkowski 1B (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
The incoming freshman holds a tall, strong frame, making his presence known in the box. The LHH has a smooth, long swing, leaving his barrel in the zone, generating solid contact. He turned on a low and inside fastball, driving it to the right center gap for an RBI single. Later scored to take the lead on a wild pitch. More room to grow as he goes into high school.

Jake Abrams C (‘29,NJ) • View Player Profile
Abrams is a leader on and off the field. Works with the pitchers well and is vocal throughout the game. Dugout leader as well, picking teammates up and stays locked in every pitch. Plus defender behind the dish, working up through the baseball, receiving with soft hands, and frames pitches smoothly. Blocks well with runners on, keeping the ball in front. Long, powerful swing at the plate, having 2 deep fly outs and a barrel up the middle for a single. Player to follow in the coming years.

Justin Brown RHP (‘27,NJ) • View Player Profile
Brown came in the game in relief and flat out dominated. Worked out of a bases loaded jam that he was brought into, stranding the runners. In 4 full innings of work, Brown had 10 strikeouts, while only walking two. Worked a 2 pitch mix between a FB and SL, locating both and pounding the zone. Smooth, easy mechanics, using his back leg to get down the mound with fluent, smooth arm action. Currently uncommitted.

Brooks Caslin RF (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
Caslin has a tall, lanky frame, playing primarily right field. Ambushed a fastball in a hitters count, hitting into some tough luck, lining out hard to left field. Singled in his next AB, poking one over third base. Barreled a single back through the middle in his third AB. Strong, smooth RH swing, with some raw power. Plenty of room to add on going into his freshman year of high school.

Nicholas Cumberland LHP (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile

Impacted the game on both sides of the baseball from the jump. Started on the hill for his squad, pitching to contact and limiting the big inning. Avoided hard contact mostly, mixing his FB with a sweeping SL and CH. Came up in a big spot with the bases juiced and delivered, barreling a line drive single to left center, scoring the runner from third. Added another RBI single to right in his third AB. Smooth LH swing with some raw power, along with smooth arm action and compact mechanics on the mound.

Hansen Zhang 3B (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
Zhang jumped on the first pitch in his first AB, sending a rocket past the third basemen for a leadoff single. Picked up a bases loaded BB in his second AB, an 8 pitch at bat. In his third AB, Zheng lined a shot over the CF head for another hit the day. Strength is present at the dish, and gets the barrel on the ball.

Tommy Sullivan 1B (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
Sullivan showcased a level bat path, lining a low FB hard to RF in his first AB. In his second AB, he jumped on the first pitch to send a rocket but right to the CF. Played 1B for API, displays flashes of athleticism in the field. Mature approach in the box, selective hitter, doesn’t get cheated. Athletic frame with room to fill out.

Josh Walter OF/3B (‘28,MD) • View Player Profile
Walter unloaded on an inside FB, sending it over the fence for a two run homer. Shows a wide stance, with an explosive swing that creates easy leverage. Strong frame and fills out an athletic build. Picked up an infield single in his second at bat, and promptly stole second base, showing off the speed tool.

Grady Forsberg INF (‘28,PA) • View Player Profile
The Futures infielder had a great day at the plate, going 2-3 with an RBI. The RHH has good bat speed, and stays on top of the baseball creating backspin. Forsberg has a wide stance, transfers his weight well, and has quick hands. He stays backside well, driving the ball with authority.

Grady McCormick RHP (‘28,PA) • View Player Profile 
The starter for the Delco Futures, pitched 4 scoreless innings, allowing just 2 hits, striking out 5. He throws from a high 3/4 arm slot. McCormick throws a FB, CB, CH pitch mix, locating all three well. FB topped at 75mph, with the CB having good late vertical break. At the plate McCormick went 1-3 with a single.

John McGuire 1B (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile 
McGuire found the barrel twice, one for an RBI single to give the futures a lead, another for a double off the bat at 89mph. Strong lower half generates his power. He keeps his weight back well, and doesn’t let his shoulder or head leak out. The smooth swinging lefty should find success in the future.

Andrew Moss RHP (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile 
The 6’2, 185lbs righty dealt for the futures, going 4.2, allowing just 1 run on 2 hits, striking out 3. Not overpowering, Moss located his FB and BB low in the zone getting tons of weak ground balls. He was able to jam righties, with good arm side run on his FB.

Ryan Perzanowski RHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Perzanowski dominated on the mound for the Blue Chips, allowing just one hit in 4 scoreless innings. Perzanowski has a three pitch repertoire featuring a live fastball topping at 90mph. The righty attacked north and south, elevating the FB, breaking the CH and CB down low. Perzanowski added a single at the plate.

Carter Ptak RHP (‘25,LA) • View Player Profile
The starters for East Coast Elite went the full 6 innings, giving up just one run, striking out 5. Ptak filled up the strikeout, getting ahead of batters. BB had good horizontal movement, getting plenty of swing and misses. Ptak throws from a high 3/4 arm slot, gets good mound extension, and finishes down.

Cole Mullen RHP (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile 
Mullen threw 5 innings getting the win in the semifinals for the Nor’easters. Mullen filled up the strike zone with his FB, CB, CH combo. Mullen mixed locations well, attacking east west. Combining his extension with over the top motion, Mullen gets the ball on top of the hitter quickly.

Gabe Bennett 2B (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Bennett squared up the ball in multiple at bats, highlighted by his double into the gap, off the bat at 88 mph. Bennett keeps his hands high and inside, letting the barrel get through the zone. He uses his hips and stays on top of ball to generate power and back spin.

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Luke Sowers LHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile 
Sowers threw all four innings for USA Prime in their semi finals victory. Sowers sat mid 7s with his fastball mixing in a slider and change up. Sowers got weak contact on the ground, getting hitters to swing over. With added strength, Sowers projects well for the future.

DAY 5

Jack Coleman RHP (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
Right hander started the championship game for the Delco Futures. He worked a complete game shut out with 5 strikeouts and 0 walks on the day. Displayed his 3 pitch mix of FB, CB, and CH, all with feel in the zone. Located his pitching, producing swing and miss with all 3, limiting hard contact, and living in the zone. Smooth mechanics moving down the mound, with fluent arm action. Currently uncommitted.

Brooks Caslin RHP ('28,MD) • View Player Profile
Caslin only worked 1 inning in today’s consolation game but he impressed with his ability to throw strikes. Caslin topped his fastball at 74MPH while sitting a modest 72, his curveball seemed very developed for his age as he threw it for strikes and recorded a backwards K from it.

Maddux Butts OF ('28,MD)
Butts swung a hot bad today ripping 2 line drive singles to right and right center. Butts was able to get his bat head out in front of 2 fastballs hitting them both with authority. The sweet swinging lefty will continue to develop as a hitter making his future potential very high.

Paul DiBona 1B (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
DiBona broke the scoreless tie in the third, coming up with runners on second and third with 1 out and delivered. Barreled up a sacrifice fly to deep center field, easily scoring the runner from third. Grounded out hard to third base in his first AB of the day. Aggressive swing in the box, keeping his barrel through the zone and creating hard contact. Strong build, with more room to add strength soon. Currently uncommitted.

Brody Orr CF (‘28,PA) • View Player Profile
Orr had himself a day at the plate. The LHH just missed one in his first AB, flying out. Came up his second time, keeping his hands back, and driving an outside FB to left field, running with plus speed around the bases for a hustle triple. Smooth left-handed swing with an athletic frame. Name to follow as he enters high school this coming school year.

Tyler Galczyk RHP (‘27,PA) • View Player Profile
Galczyk started for ASBA Futures 2027 in the title game. He worked 6 great innings, allowing 1 run on 3 hits. Throws from a low 3/4 arm slot with a funky delivery. Has a FB with ASR and sink, and a SL. Lives in the zone and pitches to contact, consistently missing barrels. Utilizes his lower half to stay low and keep the ball in the bottom of the zone. Currently uncommitted.

Everett Zarzicki RHP (‘27,NY) • View Player Profile
Starter the championship game for Body Armor Titans - Quattrini 2026. Came out pounding the zone working north south with the FB T82 with ride through the zone. Worked in a tight SL, locating that on the outer half of the plate. Compound mechanics, using his lower half to move with conviction down the mound. Long, whippy arm action with a high 3/4 arm slot. Currently uncommitted, name to follow as he ages.

Landon Bauer SS (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile 
Bauer possesses a tall, athletic frame playing the middle infield. Good arm across the diamond, fielding with smooth hands and footwork. Short, strong LH swing at the plate, with ability to hit to all parts of the field. Hard line drive to deep left field in his first AB, legging out a double easily. Squared a line drive to center, hitting it right at the center fielder. Rising junior, currently uncommitted.

Dylan Herr RHP (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
After pitching on Friday, Herr got the nod in the championship game for Nova Premier 16U Orange. Controlled the entire game, filling up the zone with all three of his pitches. Worked with a FB (life through zone,T82), 12-6 CB, and CH thrown in all counts. He worked 6 innings, allowing 0 runs, on 3 hits, with 4 strikeouts. Creates extension down the mound, utilizing his strong lower half and clean, long arm action to get on time. Currently uncommitted.

Cooper Miskelly 2B (‘26,VA) • View Player Profile
Miskelly came up in a big spot after his squad broke the scoreless tie and delivered in the biggest way. The rising junior tagged a fastball and crushed it over the left field fence for a 2 run home run. The second baseman has an athletic build and sneaky juice baseman at 5’9” 165lbs. Just cracking his potential with plenty of room to add on some size. Currently uncommitted.

Grady Weaver RHP (‘26,PA) • View Player Profile
Weaver holds a short, athletic build, using it all to throw every pitch. Got the start for USA Prime PA 2025 in their final game and flashed signs of potential. Throws a heavy FB T84 with 1800 RPM. Mixed in a sharp SL with 2300 RPM and a CH with good vertical movement. Currently uncommitted.

Mason LaBuda 1B (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
LaBuda stands at a prototypical 1B/LHP build at 6’3” 190lbs. Appeared as a hitter in today’s contest and showed some of his juice. In his final AB, crushed a ball to deep center field, getting caught in front of the fence. Smooth LH swing, hands get to the ball and barrel stays through the zone. Currently uncommitted as a rising senior.