DAY 1

Luke Poley MIF (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Vicious swinging MIF for PA Shockers, Poley had an impressive day at the plate showing his athletic ability and strength. Has a calm stride, fast hands and is on time for all pitches. Had an RBI double as well as a walk in the contest. Moves well for his frame, standing 5’11 165lbs. Uncommitted at this time.

Andrew Rendler OF (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Offensive weapon for PA Shockers, Rendler has good hands and a smooth swing. He went 1-2, ripping a 2B into the LC gap and clearing the bases early in the game. Uses his strength in the box, staying in his legs and in the hitting position until he unloads the barrel. He is uncommitted at this time.

Cole Reich OF (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Reich dominated at the plate for PA Shockers, picking up 3 hits in the contest. He has a controlled swing, good control of his barrel and fast hands. He picked up a 3B and an RBI in the game as well. Projectable frame standing 5’10 180lbs. Confident hitter who is aggressive but knows the zone well. Uncommitted.

Xavier Felx OF (‘24,QC) • View Player Profile
Felx is a confident hitter who has a good approach at the plate, picking up 2 XBHs in the win for Montreal Titans. He has quick hands and good discipline, drawing a walk in his other PA. Has a simple 2-tap stride, keeping him on time and adjustable. Drove in 3 on one of his 2Bs, launching one to deep LF at 101EV. He is uncommitted at this time

Chris Spatenga LHP (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Crafty LHP who dominated all day for USG NY 2025, throwing a CG while only allowing one run and 4 hits. He used a 3 pitch arsenal to fool hitters, primarily using his FB. FB sat 85-87, T87 w/2000 RPM. Had good feel for his stuff, CB and SL 66-68 w/1900 RPM and 67-68 w/1600 RPM respectively. Uses his lanky frame to work down the mound and generate velo, with room to grow. Has good pitch differential, using it well to keep hitters confused. Uncommitted at this time.

Tyler Redden C (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Built backstop from Gap2Gap Baseball who had an impressive day at the dish. Picked up hits in both his ABs, driving in 3 runs in his teams win. Simple stride and stays in the hitting position for a long time, and showed power to all fields. He was aggressive but didn’t chase, picking up a walk in his last PA. Projectable frame with room to grow defensively. Uncommitted at this time.

Nolan Risedorf CF (‘24,CT) • View Player Profile
Smooth LHH who had a good offensive day for Gap2Gap baseball, reaching base in all 3 of his PAs. Demonstrated his good eye and feel for the strike zone, picking up 2 walks in the game. Also scorched a single in his other PA, stays calm in the box and gets the barrel head to the ball quick. Showed his oppo power, sending his single to left at 94EV. He is athletic and showed good range in center, uncommitted at this time.

Matthew Riendeau RHP (‘26,PA) • View Player Profile
Starter for Bandits baseball 17U Red who had an impressive outing, going a CG and picking up the win. Using his good command of a 3-pitch arsenal to work ahead and keep his pitch count low. FB 81-83 T86 w/2000 RPM, SL 73-75 w/2100 RPM, and a hammer CB 68-70 w/1800 RPM. Attacks hitters and generates soft contact, good arm who can play at the next level. Uncommitted at this time.

DAY 2

Tyler Brown OF (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Rising senior outfielder. Came up in his first AB of the day with the bases loaded. Jumped all over a first pitch FB and hit it right back up the middle, scoring 2 runners to take the early lead for USG NY 2025. Quick hands, leading his barrel to the pitch out in front. Stays through his lower half to create hard contact. Runs well on the bases and in the outfield, covering ground fluently. Uncommitted.

Vincenzo Buffolino C/3B (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
Buffolino had a fine day at the plate. Started off his day with barrel, lining a fastball over the shortstop’s head for a single. Came up his in his second plate appearance and barreled up another fastball, driving it to deep right center for an RBI double, extending USG NY 2025’s lead early. Racked up 2 more RBI singles in his second game of the day. Smooth LH stroke, barrel whips through the zone for easy pop. Athletic frame, more room to get stronger going into his senior year uncommitted.

Zachary Smith RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Starting pitcher from Philly Bandits 17u Red. Electric from the start, sitting 85-86 T87 on his FB with ASR. Throws a power cutter at 81, mixing in a CH with depth. Breaks off a CB with late, sharp break for whiff. Picked up 7 strikeouts in 4 innings. Moves down the mound violently, creating force from the lower half. Arm unravels nicely, with long, efficient arm action at a 3/4 slot. Name to follow, uncommitted going into senior year.

Zak Alt C (‘25,PA)
Catcher from Philly Bandits 17u Red. Shows above average defensive ability from behind the plate. Works from a SL stance, working up through the pitch, and frames well. Had a good showing at the plate as well. Barreled up a FB on the inner half, driving it between short and third for an RBI single. Quick, short swing with some pop, getting his hands to the pitch fast and staying inside the baseball. Strong, lanky frame at 6’ 190lbs with potential to get even stronger. Uncommitted rising senior.

Matt Cichocki OF (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
LHH rising senior from New Jersey. Showed some pop in the game. Flew out in his first AB, just missing the pitch and getting under it. Attacked a fastball on the first pitch of his second AB, driving the outside pitch to deep left field for a fly out. Smooth, whippy swing, stays through his lower half to generate his power for a violent finish. Ability to hit to all parts of the field. 5’8” 160lbs frame, more to add going forward. Uncommitted.

Tyler McKillop SS (‘25,NY) • View Player Profile
McKillop creates rhythm in the box with a toe tap stride. Starts open and gets in sync with his upper half. Short swing with some pop. Timed up a fastball, lining it back up the middle for an RBI single to extend the lead for USG NY 2025 in their second game of the day. Athletic in the field, moving to his sides well. Good arm across the diamond, will be a fine pick up for a program going into his senior year uncommitted.

Nolan Risedorf OF (‘24,CT) • View Player Profile
Risedorf made his presence felt, finishing the day with three hits, including a walk off bases loaded clearing triple. He creates bat speed with fast hands and a short, compact swing. He loads well, staying balanced against any pitch. Quick hips allow him to turn on inside pitches. Risedorf is an excellent athlete showing off his speed on the bases and in the outfield.

PJ Ortiz C (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Ortiz got the bats going early for Gap2Gap with an RBI double into the left center field gap. He keeps his hands inside, leading the barrel through the zone. Great lower half mechanics and weight transfer allow him to drive the ball to all parts of the field. Ortiz is a smart and disciplined hitter not overextending the strike zone. Uncommitted at this time.

Tyler Redden C (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile 
Redden’s best swing of the day came on an RBI single through the left side on the infield. He has a fluid, easy to repeat swing, staying on his back leg. Behind the plate he receives well, sticking pitches. He’s agile and light on his feet allowing him keep balls in front of him. Redden has good footwork on throw with a strong arm.

Charlie Hills RHP (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Hills threw a 5 inning complete game shutout to improve Gap2Gap to 3-0 in pool play. The righty filled up the strike zone, working ahead of batters consistently. He offers a FB (T77) with a SL sitting in the high 60s. Not overpowering Hills mixed pitches and location well getting batters to make weak contact.

Dylan Buchalter 3B (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Buchalter led the way for the Dirtbags finishing with two hits including a triple lined into the gap. He makes consistent hard contact, using his long arms to cover to entire plate. He has good feel in the box understanding the strike zone well. Buchalter gets good Lowe half rotation using his hips and hands to turn on inside pitches.

Brenner Green RHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Green threw four innings of three run ball for the Bandits, striking out 8. He offers a FB, CH, SL repertoire, topping at 88mph. Green has good feel for his off speed locating them low in the zone. He works down hill, generating velocity through his legs. He has pitchers build at 6’1, 180lbs with room to add strength. Uncommitted at this time.

DAY 3

Brenner Green 3B (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Smooth swinging CIF for Philly Bandits 17U Black, Green picked up 2 hits in the contest. Green has a 2-tap stride that keeps him on time, not being fooled by BBs in his ABs. He worked the count in multiple appearances, showing his good eye and ability to fight off tough pitches. Smoked a single at 90 EV through the left side and drove in 2. Stays tall and uses all of his 6’1 frame to generate power. Uncommitted at this time.

Christian Morales RHP (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Gap2Gap semifinal starter who dominated all game, tossing 6 shoutout frames. Using his nasty CB effectively all day, in 2k counts and to work backwards. CB 67-69 w/2400 RPM 20in IVB, FB 76-79 T82, CH 73-74 w/1400 RPM. Landed a lot of FPs early, allowing him to keep hitters guessing and keeping his pitch count low. Allowed one hit and walked 4. Uncommitted at this time.

Jacob Soellner LHP (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Soellner got the nod in the championship for Gap2Gap baseball and did not disappoint, dominating hitters from the 1st and on throughout the whole game. He threw a CG shutout, allowing 3 hits and striking out4. Using his 2 pitch mix to get ahead and keep his pitch count low, landing a high % of FPS. FB 79-82 T83 w/2000 RPM and 19in IVB, SL 67-68 w/2250 RPM and 16in IHB. Uses his athletic frame to work down the mound, standing 5’7 150lbs. Plus command of both pitches with room to grow velo-wise, uncommitted at this time.

Garrett Mathias 1B (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Mathias is a compact LH bat for Philly Bandits who looks to hit the ball with intent. Mathias’ swing consists of a quick step-and-go load along with a barrel pointing towards the pitcher, which creates a long bat path that allow the first baseman’s quick hands to work through the zone. At 5’11” 195lbs, Mathias is well built with some pop in his bat. Having a violent swing, the PA prepster looks to punish the ball and do damage. He also made an athletic diving play at first base, and delivered an accurate toss to the pitcher. Mathias will be a good addition to a college lineup.

Luke Poley INF (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
With an athletic 5’11” 165lbs frame that has room to add strength, Poley provides defensive versatility in the infield for the PA Shockers. Poley stands tall in the box with a narrow lower half, and hands that start in line with right chest, extending to his back shoulder on his load. Poley generates pop through this motion with his hands, as he consistently puts the ball in play and tries to make things happen. With increased power in his lower half, Poley will become an asset to a program in the future.

Nolan Risedorf OF (‘24,CT) • View Player Profile
The twitchy LH bat for Gap2Gap is a spark plug at the top of the order. With a patient-aggressive approach, Risedorf shows to have good plate discipline and sense of the strike zone, as he doesn’t chase much. When he gets on base, Risedorf is a major threat on the basepaths with his speed. After a leadoff walk against the Montreal Titans, it was only a matter of minutes before he stole two bases and was on third. Also a football player, Risedorf demonstrates pure athleticism on the field.

Jason Brucato 1B (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
The two way player for Gap2Gap had a solid day at the plate, slapping two singles in the semifinal game, leading the way to the championship. With a stocky 5’11” 195lbs build, Brucato has enough strength to shorten up his swing and still hit the ball hard. With still hands and a toe tap load, Brucato simply sits a waits for the pitch. Currently uncommitted, Brucato will be a prospect to watch heading into his senior season.

Tyler Redden C (‘25,CT) • View Player Profile
Redden came up huge for Gap2Gap in the championship with a leadoff 2B in the 5th inning, coming around the score. With a slightly closed stance, Redden creates good separation with his upper and lower half, while keeping his head center and still, which allows him to read spin. The backstop has strong arms, which work through the zone with level bat path. He also explodes his hips well, emphasizing his rotational power. Redden uses his strong legs behind the plate as well, moving well laterally and receiving the ball with subtle upward movement that presents low pitches well. Currently uncommitted, Redden will be a quality catcher on a college squad.

Patrick Loughney 1B (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Loughney has a huge frame the RHH standing at 6’3 215lbs is massive and very strong. With room to grow for Loughney he becomes a very projectable 1B. The big RHH was up today and with the bases loaded hits one down the line for a 2 RBI double to put his team ahead. Loughney with his big frame uses it to his advantage as his swing is very violent but compact. He doesn’t try to do to much and takes the ball wherever it is pitched to him. Loughney has a quick load with no leg kick and starts wide turning his front foot and hip to really create power.

Dakota Patton INF (‘25,MD) • View Player Profile
Patton was great today at the plate for his team Dirtbags Midatlantic. The big framed LHH has a great approach at the plate attacking strikes he sees early in counts. Pattons toe tap load keeps his hands low and through the ball when he swings and does damage as today he went 2-3 with a double and a triple. The 6’ 215 infielder has pop at the plate along with a good frame with room to grow and could be a valuable assest for a team in the future potentially.

Jake Wilkinson RHP (‘25,PA) • View Player Profile
Wilkinson was great on the mound for his team. The RHP for the Philly Bandits went 6 2/3 of only 2 run ball. Wilkinson fills up the strike zone with mainly his 2 pitch mix of FB CB with his FB topping out at 82mph he was able to be very effective while living on the corners of the zone and sometimes even elevate to get that swing and miss. Wilkinsons plus command with his good velo definitely can play a role at the next level with development.