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Lawrence Roccamo
C - 2027 - New Fairfield, CT
Roccamo impressed with the stick, showing rhythm in the box and repeating the swing well. The bat is fast and produced loud line drive contact consistently throughout the round. The actions played and showed well both behind the plate and at shortstop/.
Francis Conners-Schmid
OF - 2028 - East Chatham, NY
Conners-Scmid displayed huge pop and absolutely crushed balls in batting practice and in game. The left-handed stick recorded an exit velocity of 92 mph and showed big strength and bat speed. The power upside is considerable and he really impressed on the hill too, living upper-70s with a nasty curveball that fooled hitters.
David Robertson
3B - 2028 - Westford, MA
Robertson has a lean and projectable frame, impressing both offensively and with his arm. The Massachusetts native ran the heater up to 80 mph from a quick and loose arm. A primary infielder, he exhibited good bat speed, employing a middle of the field approach while producing liners.
Logan Garascia
RHP - 2028 - Brunswick, ME
Garascia showcased a live arm on the mound, running it in the upper-70s consistently. The heater has good life and missed lots of bats. The right-hander mixed in a vertical curveball that also paired well and froze hitters. Garascia also showed some pop from the right side with the bat.
Liam Main
C - 2028 - Terryville, CT
Main has excellent bat speed and swung with lots of intent. Working the pull side and the middle of the field, the ball jumped off the barrel and came off loudly. Behind the plate, he showed an accurate arm to second during workouts.
Miles O'Neil
OF - 2028 - Swampscott, MA
O'Neil showed plenty of tools across the board. The primary shortstop worked in the upper-70s on the mound and moved around in the infield with clean actions and glovework. He possesses solid bat speed, working the pull side.
Noah Tatro
1B - 2029 - Epsom, NH
Tatro showed a fast bat that produced good results during batting practice. He creates some length and the hand strength is evident at the point of contact. The ball came off well and Tatro lived on the barrel throughout.
Grady Wright
SS - 2029 - Andover, MA
Wright employed a linear swing and swung it hard to do damage. The Andover native peppered liners mostly to pull side and up the middle, flashing to go the other way as well. The profile projects and the arm strength plays on the left side of the infield.