Blake Huston (2028 OF, North Haven, CT)showed some power stuff on the hill, striking out three over as many innings. His fastball topped at an impressive 83, blowing the pitch past hitters with ease. The breaker is a mid-60s SL with tons of late bite and two-plane depth. At the plate, Huston sat back on a good breaking ball and lined a double to right, showing speed rounding the bases and a smooth left-handed swing at the dish.

Reo Uetani (2028 OF, Mahwah, NJ)was rarely outside the strike zone in this outing, pounding both sides of the plate with an advanced two-pitch mix. The fastball got up to 80, living in the high 70s, along with an 11-5 curveball that produced whiffs and kept hitters off balance in the mid-60s.

Domenic Toto (2028 C, South Yarmouth, MA)did good work in relief, producing weak contact and striking out two over two. The fastball worked in the low-70s (T74) and primarily worked with the offering, complimented by a mid-60s curveball that produced swings. At the dish, Toto lined a single to left and a double to left center, catching barrels and staying short and compact to the ball.

Joey D'Alessandro (2028 1B, Sewell, NJ) had himself quite the day, as the physical right-handed hitting first baseman went 3-for-4 with three doubles. He showed the ability to use the entire field by impacting the baseball from line to line. 

Reo Uetani (2028 OF, Mahwah, NJ) was another standout as he collected three hits of his own including a booming triple that nearly left the yard and knocked in two. The 2028 primary outfielder creates easy bat speed and has a good feel for the barrel. 

Declan Murphy (2029 1B, Devon, PA) showed off the hit tool in-game as he knocked in two with a pair of hits including a double. The left-handed hitting 2029 Grad stays simple with his stroke and uses his quick hands to deliver the barrel on-time frequently. 

Andrew Kiricoples (2028 RHP, Rowley, MA) had two hits of his own, as the 2028 right-handed pitcher used a short and direct stroke to impact the baseball. He showed his two-way prowess on the bump, as he amassed five strikeouts in his three-innings of work. He ran his fastball up to 76 mph and tunneled a 11-5 shaped breaking ball to garner swings-and-misses. 

Lucas Rocha (2028 C, Odenton, MD) was impressive with his ability to make adjustments from pitch-to-pitch, as the 2028 backstop collected two hits during game action. 

Brayden Moughan (2028 1B, Vineland, NJ) continued to show off his impressive power by launching a two-run homer to left field. He uses his strong lower half to create leverage and delivers the barrel with intent. 

Brayden Mascia (2029 3B, Yardley, PA) joined the hit barrage with two of his own, as the 2029 third baseman gets his hands to the baseball quickly, stays on-plane and works the middle-of-the field effortlessly. 

Blake Huston (2028 OF, North Haven, CT) blistered the baseball in each of his at-bats despite only collecting one hit. The left-handed hitting outfielder creates tons of present bat speed, has looseness to his hands and flashed legitimate power potential. 

Jack Durso (2029 C, Wyckoff, NJ) drove in three for his sqaud, as the right-handed hitting 2029 Grad uses a simple and direct stroke to consistently find the barrel. 

Blake Huston (2028 OF, North Haven, CT) was impressive with his ability to repeat his swing despite his long levers, while showcasing huge present bat speed and tons of impact potential. He uses a loose, leveraged stroke with to deliver the barrel on-time and stays well-connected throughout his swing. 

Caleb Tesfaye (2028 1B, Collegeville, PA) showed plenty of present bat speed and adjustability with the barrel during his round, as he produced consistent line drive impact and flashed some budding power potential. 

Miles O'Neil (2028 OF, Swampscott,MA) showed plenty of power potential during his round, as he used a lofted stroke to impact the baseball with authority including a homerun to dead centerfield. He incorporates plenty of present bat speed and turns the barrel over well on the inner-half.

Reo Uetani (2028 OF, Mahwah, NJ) impressed with ability to generate easy bat speed, while shooting several long drives from gap-to-gap throughout his round. He stays simple and direct with his hands, while flashing some power potential as he continues to physically mature. 

Mj Prisco (2028 OF, Medway, MA) stayed consistent during his round, as the left-handed hitting outfielder worked the middle-of-field by shooting several line drives from gap-to-gap. He showed plenty of present bat speed and tons of things to like moving forward.