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Daniel Wyatt (2023 C, Cochranville, PA) The 2023 grad utilized a naturally leverage, smooth barrel plane through extension. Created good backspin off the barrel when squared and doubled in his second at-bat of the game.

Jared Cafasso (2021 3B, Bloomingdale, NJ) Stays balanced throughout his swing and looked to utilize a mid field approach. Consistently created sharp contact off the barrel and picked up two base hits in game action.

Dalton Furst (2023 RHP, Kutztown, PA) Impressed at the plate today showing solid bat speed with strength at contact. Showed good jump off the barrel on a triple in his last at-bat of the game.

Luke Meehan (2022 OF, Allentown, PA) Showed a knack for finding the barrel with a clean, repeatable barrel plane. Created hard contact in just about every at-bat and tripled in his last trip.

Glenn Halliday (2021 1B, Southington, CT) Utilized a compact hand path to contact with a line drive barrel plane. Consistently delivered hands on time to contact picking up two base hits.

Sean Desjardins (2021 SS, Watetown, CT) Showed good balance and the plate with a clean, repeatable barrel plane. Looked to work to the middle of the field showing good feel for the zone. Picked up two base hits in three trips to the plate.

RJ Emrich (2022 C, Reading, PA) Displayed good strength at contact with the ability to drive the ball to the gaps. Showed present bat speed with strength. Picked up two base hits including a double in his first at-bat. 

Nicholas Lovarco (2022 OF, Wall, NJ) Consistently put together quality at-bats utilizing a balance, mature approach at the plate. Generated good barrel whip through extension and picked up two base hits in three trips to the plate. 

Danny Witters (2023 C, Cortlandt Manor, NY) The 2023 grad generated good bat speed through extension with solid strength at contact. Looked to throw hands with intent to contact and generate loud jump off the barrel. Doubled in his first plate appearance of the day.

Carter Kelsey (2021 RHP, Westport, CT) Displayed clean, repeatable mechanics while on the mound with a quick arm action through extension. Fastball jumped out of hand well generating heavy life through the zone in the mid to upper 80's, topped at 88 mph. Aggressively attacked the zone with fastball and looked to change speeds once ahead in the count with a curveball in the low 70's. Kelsey worked three shutout innings striking out six batters.

James Martin (2021 LHP, Bethpage, NY) Showed good feel for the barrel while employing a simple line drive plane through extension. Consistently put together quality at-bats picking up two base hits in game action.

Matt Rigby (2022 1B, Fair Haven, NJ) Very impressive at the plate today showing a balance, high contact approach. Showed quick hands through the zone with the ability to generate good bat speed through extension. Collected three base hits in three trips to the plate. 

Matthew Seelagy (2023 SS, Morristown, NJ) The 2023 grad utilized a compact, direct path to contact with a linear barrel plane. Showed good feel for the barrel with the ability to stay balance throughout swing. Collected two hits including a double in his first at-bat.

James Mancini (2021 SS, Ocean City, NJ) Showed well on the mound featuring a fastball that created heavy actions through the zone up to 85 mph. Looked at attack the zone with fastball and utilized a slider and changeup offering to change speeds.

Anthony Capogna (2021 C, Farmingdale, NY) Utilized a line drive barrel plane with a mid field approach. Showed the barrel control to work to all fields while maintaining balanced. Collected two hits in game action including a double in his last at-bat

Jake Baumann (2022 3B, Delran, NJ) Was impressive on the mound showing good command for his fastball. Consistently located to the bottom quadrants of the zone and worked ahead of hitters, topped at 82 mph. Also flashed good depth with a breaking ball. Baumann worked two innings striking out six batters.

Carlos Acosta Jr (2021 OF, Plainfield, NJ) The 2021 grad showed impressive bat speed with the ability to throw barrel head with authority. Produced very loud, hard contact when squared.  Doubled in his second at-bat of the game.

Irwin Quezada (2023 SS, Jersey City, NJ) Utilized a smooth, repeatable line drive barrel plane at the plate. Showed good balance at the plate with the ability to square up multiple pitch types. Doubled in his last at-bat of the game.

Macai Moore (2024 1B, Piscataway, NJ) The 2024 grad showed a knack for finding the barrel and generating sharp contact. Consistently delivered hands on time through the zone picking up two hits. Doubled in his first at-bat of the game.

Jackson Dilorenzo (2023 RHP, Cortlandt Manor, NY) Created good arm whip through extension with a fastball that sat in the low 80's, topped at 84 mph. Looked to work ahead of hitters and effective induced weak contact by mixing in a breaking ball in the mid 60's. Worked three scoreless innings allowing only one hit. 

Robbie Carvelli (2023 OF, Flemington, NJ) The 2023 grad showed a very mature approach at the plate with a clean, repeatable barrel plane. Consistently put together quality at-bats and produced sharp contact. Collected three hits in game action including a very loud double in his last trip to the plate.

Mac Tufts (2024 SS, Morristown, NJ) Displayed quick hands to contact with the ability to generate barrel whip through extension. Looked to attack the baseball with intent while employing a mid field approach. Consistently created hard contact and doubled in his first at-bat of the game.

Nicholas Spaventa (2023 SS, Pitman, NJ) Showed good strength in his swing with the barrel control to work to all fields. Doubled to the opposite field in  his first at-bat on the game and showed good speed on the base paths. 

Tyler Sausville (2022 OF, Schenectady, NY) Sausville was very impressive on the mound showing very good command for both his fastball and slider. Fastball jumped out of hand well generating late run to arm side in the low 80's, topped at 83 mph. Also created late, hard sweep to glove side with a slider in the mid to upper 60's. The 2022 grad worked three no hit innings striking out seven batters.

Michael Trommer (2022 SS, Trevose, PA) The 2022 grad showed a naturally leveraged barrel plane with good strength at contact. Created easy lift with his swing path with the ability to drive the ball through both outfield gaps when squared. Hammered a double to the right center field gap in his first at-bat of the day. Also logged two innings on the mound featuring a fastball that generated solid downhill tilt in the low 80's, topped at 84 mph.

Joshua Reinhold (2022 SS, Lewes, DE) Was impressive on the mound showing good feel for the bottom quadrants of the zone while creating solid downhill plane with his fastball, topped at 83 mph. Reinhold also showed the ability to keep hitters off balance and create weaker contact with a slider and changeup offering in the low 70's. The 2022 grad worked two scoreless inning and struck out four batters.

Josh Janove (2022 C, Cherry Hill, NJ) Showed a smooth, naturally lifted barrel plane with the ability to create tight back spin when squared. Ball jumped off his barrel with authority and collected a double in game action. Also showed mature defensive actions behind the plate with good range while blocking.

Trystan Crawford (2022 3B, Bloomsburg, PA) Threw hands well to contact and generated good bat head whip through extension. Doubled in his second at bat of the game. Was also very impressive on the mound featuring a fastball that produced good life up to 85 mph. Crawford consistently attacked the zone and induced weaker contact. The 2022 grad worked two no hit innings while striking out three batters.

Kory Williams (2022 RHP, Pennsauken, NJ) Williams showed a smooth, repeatable are stroke on the mound that allowed him to locate fastball to each edge of the plate with ease, topped at 86 mph. Fastball also flashed good sink with run to arm side. Williams also showed two planes with his breaking ball in the low to mid 70's with the ability to match his arm speed to his fastball offering. The New Jersey native worked three shut out innings while striking out four batters. Also collected two hits in game action including a double in his last at-bat.

Alex Stempin (2022 OF, Newtown, PA) The 2022 grad displayed good  bat speed through the zone with present strength at contact. Showed the ability to drive the ball through the gaps with ease when squared. Produced hard contact throughout the day and collected a triple in his first at-bat of the day.

Chris Serrano (2021 SS, Kearny, NJ) Impressed while on the mound showing good arm speed through extension. Fastball jumped out of hand well producing life to the bottom quadrants of the zone up to 83 mph. Also flashed good feel for a breaking ball in the low 70's that generated solid depth. Serrano worked two innings allowing one run and struck out four batters.

Alan Porter (2023 OF, Ambler, PA) Porter showed a clean, linear barrel plane with the ability to throw bat head with intent. The 2023 displayed good balance throughout his swing as well and picked up a triple in his last at-bat of the day.

Martin Zhang (2022 LHP, Orange, CT) The 2022 grad was stellar on the mound showing a heavy fastball that sat in the mid 80's, topped at 87 mph. Consistently worked ahead of hitters and utilized both a curveball and changeup offering to keep hitters off balance. Zhang worked three shutout innings while striking out nine batters.

Nicholas Lovarco (2022 OF, Wall, NJ): Lovarco has very good hand strength and overall bat speed, and he's able to generate good leverage and drive the ball up gaps. 

RJ Emrich (2022 C, Reading, PA): Emrich did a very good job showing a repeatable, easy stroke; peppering liners through the middle and over SS consistently. 

Luke Meehan (2022 OF, Allentown, PA): Meehan's strength and bat speed stand out, and he's able to consistently generate leverage and drive the ball on a rising line. 

Nick O'Brien (2023 SS, Medford, NJ): O'Brien does a nice job of holding his coil and making a sudden move, with good bat speed and the strength to drive it up the opposite field gap. 

Matthew Lynch (2022 LHP, Rising Sun, MD): Lynch has very good feel for using the whole field, spraying liners around the ballpark with projectable strength. 

Josh Janove (2022 C, Cherry Hill, NJ): Janove has good strength and bat speed, and is able to really impact the ball pull side with juice off the barrel, and he's got the ability to use the whole field as well. 

Anthony Kai Hutchins (2023 OF, Browns Mills, NJ): Hutchins stays on the ball well and is able to keep his hands inside, turning the barrel well and showing the ability to drive liners pull side. 

Kory Williams (2022 RHP, Pennsauken, NJ): Williams' strength is noted and it plays well, dropping the barrel on inner-third pitches and driving the ball pull-side with authority. 

Andy Antonio (2021 SS, Jersey City, NJ): Antonio showed a lot to like, whipping the barrel with good bat speed and showing the ability to drive the ball on a line to all fields. 

Robert Crespo (2021 3B, Pennsgrove, NJ): Crespo took a very good, consistent round with good connection in his turn and very good bat speed, peppering hard liners on seemingly every pitch. 

James Mancini (2021 SS, Ocean City, NJ): Mancini really turns the barrel well and sprays hard contact, showing adjustability in his hands and a quick, clean stroke. 

Pierson Cooper (2023 C, Bethesda, MD): Cooper has advanced strength for his age and puts it on display, turning the barrel well and impacting it pull side. 

Yatharth Kaushik (2022 RHP, Scotch Plains, NJ): Kaushik's physicality and strength stands out, showing the ability to drive the ball pull-side in the air with huge power potential. 

Ryan Ulisse (2021 OF, Columbus, NJ): Ulisse has a good deal of bat speed and does a nice job getting it on plane, driving the ball on a line when on time. 

Teddy Cashman (2022 2B, New Canaan, CT): Cashman has a very quick, easy stroke with hands that work well, showing the ability to spray contact around on a line with lots of projection remaining. 

Anthony Capogna (2021 C, Farmingdale, NY): Capogna's barrel works well through his stroke, getting on plane early and accelerating through the zone, showing feel to work to all fields with authority. 

Macai Moore (2024 1B, Piscataway, NJ): Moore's physicality and strength stand out big time for his age, as one of the stronger players in attendance overall. He can really drive the ball on a line and has impact power potential long term. 

Jackson Dilorenzo (2023 RHP, Cortlandt Manor, NY): Dilorenzo has excellent strength and brings it with him to the plate, generating very good bat speed and leverage and really impacting balls consistently during his round. 

Michael Olender (2024 OF, Flemington, NJ): Olender showed advanced timing and feel for the barrel, moving the bat around the zone and making consistently good barreled contact to all fields on a line. 

Michael Sirota (2021 SS, Queens, NY): Sirota has a bevy of loud tools including his righthanded bat speed, which grades out plus, with the ability to really drive the ball on a line. He's a very intriguing prospect for many reasons. 

Chris Corchado (2021 1B, Manalapan, NJ): Corchado had one of the better offensive days overall, with a huge display in BP featuring an excellent strength/bat speed combo that resulted in missile after missile. 

Jake Atlas (2022 RHP, Cherry Hill, NJ): Atlas's hands and bat speed stand out, and he's got a good bit of strength there as well, driving the ball with good jump off the barrel. 

Kyle Pollack (2022 C, Neptune, NJ): Pollack has big strength and it shows when he's on time, able to drive the ball back through the middle and up the gaps with authority. 

Nicholas Spaventa (2023 SS, Pitman, NJ): Spaventa put his strength and whole-field approach on display, peppering liners all over the field and staying committed to the middle of the field, using the whole ballpark. 

Tyler Sausville (2022 OF, Schenectady, NY): Sausville shows good bat speed and really torques his hips well into his swing, generating good linear jump when he's squared up. 

Jaydon Luna (2022 1B, Queens, NY): Luna has good smoothness to his stroke and brings quality bat speed and strength with him as well, really striking some balls hard out front with projectable juice. 

Andrew Lombardi (2022 C, Middletown, NJ): Lombardi's hands work well in his swing with good balance and bat speed, generating very good leverage off of his front side with the ability to drive it. 

Kayden Browne (2022 C, Elkton, MD): Browne had a consistent round, getting the barrel on plane and on time and showing the ability to spray liners to all fields. 

Michael Trommer (2022 SS, Trevose, PA): Trommer shows the ability to really impact the ball when he gets his hands out, showing leverage and strength with good power projection. 

Jeiris Martinez (2021 3B, New York, NY): Martinez showed off his combo of strength and bat speed, doing a nice job of generating leverage off of his front side with strength and impact pull-side. 

Darren Cagnina Jr (2021 1B, South Berwick, ME): Cagnina's physicality stands out, and that strength shows up in a big way in his swing, with impact to the pull-side and big power projection. 

Julian Kielb (2023 1B, Basking Ridge, NJ) Displayed a balanced, mature approach at the plate with very good barrel control throughout the zone. Consistently created sharp, hard contact while employing a line drive plane through extension. Collected three hits in game action including a double. 

Yatharth Kaushik (2022 RHP, Scotch Plains, NJ) The 2022 grad consistently worked to the bottom quadrants of the zone showing good life with a fastball that topped at 83 mph. Also flashed good depth with a breaking ball that sat in the mid to upper 60's. Kaushik worked three innings striking out six batters.

Jonathan Link (2021 LHP, Holmes, NY) The 2021 left hander showed good feel for the zone with the ability to consistently located to each edge of the plate. Link also the ability to induce weak contact with a sweeping slider in the low 70's. Link worked three innings allowing one run and struck out four batters.

Daviel Fernandez (2024 RHP, Pennsauken, NJ) The 2024 grad displayed good arm whip through extension creating good life with a fastball that topped at 80 mph. Looked to work ahead of hitters early with fastball and showed the ability to change speed with a breaking ball in the mid 60's.

Jake Whitlinger (2021 SS, Harleysville, PA) Showed a naturally leveraged barrel plane with the ability to generate tight back spin off the barrel. Generated good carry to the gaps when squared. Doubled in his second at-bat of the game.

Matthew Seelagy (2023 SS, Morristown, NJ) Showed good feel for the barrel with a knack for producing sharp contact. Stays balanced throughout swing and picked up two base hits in three trips to the plate. 

Chris Corchado (2021 1B, Manalapan, NJ) Displayed good strength at contact with the ability to drive the ball through the gap with ease. Swings with intent and looks to drive the ball with authority. Drove a double to left center field in his second at-bat of the game.

Matthew Shine (2022 C, Orangeburg, NY) Utilized a balanced approach at the plate with a linear barrel plane through extension. Picked up two base hits in three trips to the plate.

Irwin Quezada (2023 SS, Jersey City, NJ) Threw hands well to contact with the ability to generate good barrel whip through extension. Consistently created sharp contact off the barrel picking up two hits including a double in his last at-bat of the game.

Chris Cancel (2023 C, Staten Island, NY) The 2023 grad showed strong hand at contact with the ability to drive the ball to all fields. Primarily looked to attack the baseball with intent and drive the ball to the gaps. Doubled in his second at-bat of the game.

Ryan Achey (2021 3B, Williamstown, NJ) Displayed good balance at the plate with the ability to control barrel head throughout the hitting zone. Stays inside the baseball well at contact. Tripled in his last at-bat of the game. 

Jackson Dilorenzo (2023 RHP, Cortlandt Manor, NY) Impressed at the plate showing the bat speed and hand control to get the barrel to all parts of the zone. Tripled sharply on a pitched elevated in the zone in his last at-bat.

Brady Clark (2023 RHP, Bayport, NY) Generated good downhill plane with a fastball that topped at 84 mph. Consistently looked to work ahead of hitters and utilized a breaking ball in the upper 70's and slier in the mid 70's to keep hitters off balance. Clark worked three scoreless inning striking out four batters.

Andy Antonio (2021 SS, Jersey City, NJ) The 2021 grad displayed present bat speed through the zone with strength at contact. Effective threw barrel head with intent and generated loud, hard contact. Collected two extra base hits in three trips to the plate. 

Stefon Johnson (2021 2B, Scotch Plains, NJ) Johnson showed a smooth, fluid swing path with present bat speed. Stays balanced throughout swing with the ability to create harder contact to all fields whens squared. Tripled in his last at-bat of the game.

Ethan Walker (2021 RHP, Southampton, NY) Walker showed a repeatable arm stroke while on the mound with the ability to pitch to both edges of the plate. Fastball flashed occasional sink with run to arm side up to 82 mph. The 2021 grad also displayed good feel for both a curveball and slider offering. Walker worked three innings allowing only one unearned run.

Logan Kapczynski (2023 2B, Exton, PA) The 2023 grad showed loose hands to contact while utilizing a linear barrel plane. Threw barrel head to contact well and doubled in his second at-bat of the game.

Jake Dally (2023 2B, Bethlehem, PA) Displayed good barrel control at the plate with the ability to work to all fields. Kept hands inside baseball well with a balance approach. Collected two base hits in game action.

Luke Meehan (2022 OF, Allentown, PA) The 2020 grad showed very good bat speed through the zone with strength. Employed a naturally leveraged barrel plane that generated easy carry off the barrel when squared. Collected two extra base hits including a homerun in his first at-bat of the game.

Paul Goodness (2022 OF, Palmyra, NY) The 2022 grad showed a mature approach at the plate with a balanced, repeatable swing plane. Stays behind the baseball well at contact and generated good barrel whip through extension. Collected three hits in three trips to the plate including a triple in his  first at-bat.

Brett Patten (2023 SS, Manasquan, NJ) The 2023 grad showed good balanced at the plate with the ability to generate solid back spin off the barrel when squared. Tripled in his last at-bat of the game.

Ryan Stevens (2021 OF, Kingston, PA) Utilized a simple, repeatable barrel plane and created consistent hard contact. Kept hands inside the baseball well and picked up two base hits in game action.

Caleb Leechalk (2021 C, Acme, PA) Showed a line drive barrel plane with present bat speed through extension. Threw barrel head will at contact and collected two base hits in game action.

Michael Cunningham (2021 RHP, Royersford, PA) Was impressive on the mound showing good arm speed through extension with a fastball that topped at 86 mph. Fastball flashed good life through the zone. Also showed a slider offering that generated good sweep to glove side. Cunningham worked three scoreless innings while striking out 5 batters.

Daniel Mateffy (2023 RHP, Philadelphia, PA) Showed a naturally leveraged barrel plane with present bat speed. Created good jump off the barrel to the gaps when squared. Doubled to the left center field gap in his second at-bat of the game. 

Charlie Tallman (2022 SS, Fair Haven, NJ) Displayed good balance at the plate with the barrel control to work the ball to all fields. Consistently created sharp contact picking up two hits in game action. Also stole three bases.

Alex Stempin (2022 OF, Newtown, PA) The 2022 grad showed a mature approach at the plate and looked to work the ball to the middle of the field. Showed a knack for finding the barrel and produced sharp contact each trip to the plate. Picked up two base hits in game action.

Zach Crotchfelt (2022 LHP, Jackson, NJ) Was electric on the mound showing a smooth, low effort arm stroke. Fastball exploded through the zone topping at 91 mph. Also showed very good feel and commands for a sharp slider in the mid 70's. The New Jersey worked three scoreless innings striking out nine batters.

Darren Cagnina Jr (2021 1B, South Berwick, ME) Cagnina Jr displayed present bat speed with strength at contact. Effective threw hands to contact producing good carry off the barrel to each gap. Doubled twice in game action. 

Alan Porter (2023 OF, Ambler, PA) Porter showed a mature approach at the plate with good  feel for the barrel. Consistently put together qualify at bats while flashing solid bat speed through extension. Tripled in his  last at bat of the game.

Ryan Rogers (2022 LHP, Neptune, NJ) Showed a loose arm action on the mound with the ability to generate downhill angle with his fastball up to 82 mph. Also impressed as a hitter showing a smooth, fluid swing path. Stayed on the baseball well and generate good jump off the barrel when squared, doubled in his second at-bat of the game. 

Cody Schiffman (2022 3B, Morristown, NJ) The 2020 grad displayed the ability to throw hands go contact well and generate barrel whip through extension. Doubled in his second at-bat of the game.

Jarek Vargas (2021 LHP, Toms River, NJ) Showed the ability to work fastball to each edge of the zone and create weaker contact, topped at 83 mph. Also flashed good depth with a breaking ball in the low t o mid 60's. At the plate, the New Jersey native utilized a clean, balanced swing plane with a mid field approach. Created good carry off the barrel when squared. Collected two hits in game action including a double in his first trip to the plate. 

Nicholas Spaventa (2023 SS, Pitman, NJ) Worked one scoreless inning while striking out the side. Fastball came out of hand cleanly producing good life through the zone up to 83 mph. Consistently worked down in the zone and flashed the ability to create swings and misses with a slider in the low 70's.