Noah Chrabolowski (2026 SS, Concord, NH) impressed on the mound, as the immensely projectable right-hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph from a loose three-quarters arm slot, while maintaining the low-80s throughout his two innings of work. He landed a slurve shaped breaking ball for strikes, while manipulating the speed and shape a bit to when ahead in the count. He showed off his two-way ability by adding an RBI double at the plate as well, exhibiting plenty of present bat speed and feel for the barrel. 

Chase Hamerschlag (2026 SS, Cranbury, NJ) continued to show off his physicality, as the 2026 two-way talent launched a homer to dead center that simply exemplified his strength. On the mound, he ran it up to 87 mph and punched out four in two innings of work. 

Noah Fisher (2027 OF, Weehawken, NJ) amassed two hits across his teams games, as the 2027 outfielder showed bat-to-ball skills and the ability to use the whole field well. 

Juan Diego Santos (2025 C, Carolina, PR) did not collect a hit offensively but his defensive chops are something that did not go unnoticed. He thwarts the running game completely with a lightning quick release and plenty of arm strength but it was his mobility from side-to-side and ability corral the ball on errant pitches that saved his team immensely. 

Antonio Causerano (2027 OF, Sewell, NJ) continued to impress with his ability to impact the baseball, as the 2027 outfielder smoled three doubles across two games and drove in three. He creates whip to his barrel with strength at impact, while showcasing a real feel for the barrel. 

Benjamin Faigin (2027 OF, Monroe, NJ) is an impressive 2027 Grad with a multitude of tools and physical projection moving forward. He showed off his hitting ability by collecting two hits during game action. It is smooth, left-handed stroke with plenty of barrel quickness and adjustability despite pitch type and location. 

Peyton Larrabee (2026 RHP, Bow, NH) showed ability on both sides of the baseball, as the physical right-handed pitcher ran his fastball up to 83 mph and punched out seven in his three innings of work on bump. He added a loud double and drove in four at the plate.  

Michael Capaldo (2027 SS, Morganville, NJ) and Wyatt Lewis (2027 C, Englishtown, NJ) were other standouts at the plate, as the pair of 2027 Grads collected two hits a piece with Lewis scorching a line drive double. 

Jalen Brogdon (2025 1B, South Plainfield, NJ) showed a real feel for the barrel throughout the day, as he scorched two doubles during game action. The left-handed hitting 2025 Grab uses his strong hands to deliver the barrel with authority and uses the entire field well. 

Luca Leonardis (2025 2B, North Caldwell, NJ) had himself quite the day, as the 2025 infielder collected four hits across two games including a loud triple and drove in a run. He showcases a simplistic approach with good hand-eye and feel for the barrel. 

Jonathan Osborne (2025 LHP, Tenafly, NJ) continued to show plenty of things to like, as he amassed two hits in game action including a scorched double and drove in a run for his squad. 

Aiden Smith (2025 3B, Woolwich, NJ) showed off the hit tool, as the 2025 Grad collected two hits. He uses the entire field well, has some quickness to his hands and delivers the barrel on-time frequently. He also flashed some two-way upside on the bump, as he pounded the zone at a sixty-four percent clip and ran his fastball up to 78 mph. Landed his breaking ball for strikes and generated swings-and-misses with it as well. 

Cole Pacinelli (2026 RHP, Landenberg, PA)pounded the zone with all offerings, striking out five over 3.1. The repertoire starts with a fastball that reached 81, showing feel for the offering and spotting up on each corner of the zone. At the plate, he kept his hands in a ripped a pull-side double down the line in left. Showed the ability to go with a tough pitch and do damage.

Ryan Donahue (2027 1B, Worcester, MA)shortened up and roped a line drive single to center. Selective at the dish and did damage on this fastball from a deceptive lefty.

Benjamin Faigin (2027 OF, Monroe, NJ) displayed plenty of things to like througout his round, as the left-handed hitting outfielder used the whole field to produce several well-struck line drives. He creates easy bat speed, generates leverage out in-front and impacts the baseball with authority. 

Eric Kondrad (2026 C, Philadelphia, PA) implored a simple, compact stroke to deliver several line drives during his round. He has quickness to his hands, stays short to the baseball and flashed some power potential to the gaps. 

Peyton Larrabee (2026 RHP, Bow, NH) used his physicality well to leverage the baseball with authority throughout his round. He uses his strong lower half to generate plenty of present bat speed and delivered the barrel on-time with frequency. 

Ross Busillo (2025 C, New York, NY) used his lower half extremely well to turn over the barrel, sending several loud line drives to the pullside during his round. He implored a loose, leveraged stroke with plenty of present bat speed and projects for even more power as he continues to mature. 

Wells Cunningham (2027 OF, Scarsdale, NY) delivered consistent line drives throughout his round, as the right-handed hitting 2027 Grad stays short and compact with his hands to deliver the barrel. He showed some quickness to his hands and projects for more impact as he continues physically mature. 

Wyatt Lewis (2027 C, Englishtown, NJ) took perhaps the loudest round of the day, as the left-handed hitting backstop showed tons of budding power by leaving the yard three times. He generates easy bat speed and uses his lower half well to leverage the baseball out in-front. 

Xavier Fjeld (2025 OF, Alexandria, VA) stayed consistent throughout his round, as the athletic left-handed hitting 2025 Grad sent numerous lines drives through the middle-of-the field. He stays short and simple with his move into launch, while showing present bat speed. 

Asher DeLue (2026 LHP, Princeton, NJ) used his levers well to create easy lift and impacted the baseball with authority throughout his round. He stays loose with hands, has plenty of present bat speed and legitimate power to the pullside. 

Jonathan Osborne (2025 LHP, Tenafly, NJ) took one of the more consistent rounds of the day, as the physical 2025 Grad peppered several line drives from gap-to-gap. He creates plenty of present bat speed and uses his strong lower to create leverage. 

Eric Willi (2026 C, Weston, MA) implored a simple, repeatable stroke during his round to produce numerous line drives from gap-to-gap. He stays short with his stroke and delivers the barrel on-time with plenty of present bat speed. 

Chase Hamerschlag (2026 SS, Cranbury, NJ) continued to showcase intriguing tools, as the physical 2026 shortstop impacted the baseball loudly throughout his round. He uses his strong lower half to generate leverage out in-front, while showcasing immense strength in his hands. 

Juan Diego Santos (2025 C, Carolina, PR) displayed a simple, repeatable stroke to produce tons of well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap. He stays direct to the baseball, has plenty of present bat speed and projects for more power as he continues to mature.