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Cam Rakaczewski (2028 SS, Greencastle, PA) showed off his two-way acumen by collecting four hits including a triple, while running his fastball up to 84 mph. The lean, immensely projectable 2028 Grad pounded the zone at a 66% clip, showed feel for spin and generated a ton of weak contact. The physical upside is vast and will only continue to enhance his already enticing skill set. 

Christian Mascaro (2027 1B, Toms River, NJ) collected three hits in-game action, as the 2027 primary first baseman showed feel for the barrel and the ability impact the baseball well from line-to-line. 

Evan Francis (2027 C, Ambridge, PA) amassed three doubles in game play using a simple, compact stroke with plenty of feel for the barrel. He stays direct with his hands, uses his lower half well and adjusts well regardless of pitch type. 

Peter Cilluffo (2028 1B, Bryn Mawr, PA) showed a real handle for the barrel, collecting three hits in as many at-bats. He stayed through the middle-of-the field exceptionally well, showed present bat speed and projects well moving forward. 

Rohan Persad (2028 SS, Toronto, ON) showed two-way ability amassing two hits during game action, while also running his fastball up to 78 mph with life through the strike zone. He flashed a feel for spin with the ability to manipulate both the speed and shape to it. He projects physically and will continue to expand his overall skill set. 

Austin Kelly (2028 RHP, Schwenksville, PA) and Tommy Rennie (2028 3B, Greensburg, PA) showed the propensity to find the barrel throughout their at-bats, as both collected two hits in game action. 

Joshua Diaz (2028 3B, Staten Island, NY) showed huge arm strength during his appearance on the mound, as the sturdy right-hander ran his fastball up to 84 mph with plenty of ride through the zone. He landed his sharp 12-6 curveball for strikes and generated plenty whiffs with it. He repeats his delivery well and projects for more velocity as he continues to physically mature. 

Cole Tucholski (2028 1B, Quakertown, PA) showed plenty of projection, as the athletic left-hander ran it up to 81 mph from a repeatable delivery. He commanded both sides of the plate effortlessly, showed feel for spin and projects to add more velocity as he matures. At the plate, he creates easy bat speed and will only continue to add more power as he adds strength. 

Derek Hughes (2027 SS, Beaver, PA) and Michael Casey Vlasto (2027 1B, Cranberry Township, PA) displayed sound barrel awareness in collecting two in their at-bats. They both used the whole field exceptionally well, produced some bat speed and will only continue to enhance their skill sets moving forward. 

Derek Hughes (2027 MIF, Beaver, PA) used a compact line drive stroke to consistently find the barrel throughout his round. He stayed through the middle-of-the field effectively, displayed plenty of present bat speed and adjustability with the barrel. 

Cole Tucholski (2028 1B, Quakertown, PA) leveraged the baseball out in-front during his round, as the left-handed hitting 2028 showed tons of barrel awareness and present bat speed to impact the baseball with authority. He used his length to stay in the hitting zone for a long time and projects for more power as he continues to mature physically. 

Joshua Diaz (2028 3B, Staten Island, NY) took one of the louder rounds of the day, as the strongly built right-handed hitter impacted the baseball from gap-to-gap with carry and backspin. He stays connected well throughout his swing and produces easy present bat speed. 

Gianni Heidenberg (2028 OF, Laurel, MD) stayed short and direct with his swing to produce several line drives during his round. He launches quickly, produces plenty of compact bat speed and creates some jump to the pullside. 

Cam Rakaczewski (2028 SS, Greencastle, PA) has an intriguing hit/power combination that was on display throughout his round. It is a loose, leveraged stroke with easy bat speed, plenty of strength at impact and budding gap-to-gap juice. 

Aj Feinstein (2027 1B, Stamford, CT) showed off his physicality during his round, as the left-handed hitting first baseman impacted the baseball to the pullside during his round. He coils well into his lower half and creates torque to leverage the baseball well.