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Wyatt Hellens (2023, Georgetown, DE) remained hot at the dish during the last game, peppering a double into the right-center field gap. The Georgetown, DE native has displayed an advanced approach at the plate all showcase, going up there with a purpose each AB. Hellens has gotten the barrel out on several balls this weekend showing an innate ability to put the bat on the ball. 

Nathan Wines (2025, Millersville, MD) ripped a single through the left side of the infield during his first at-bat of the game. Continuing to showcase himself well as a two-way prospect, Wines uses his long levers to create leverage and cover the plate with a quick, elevated stroke. 

Miguel Herb (2024, Bear, DE) brought home the games first run with a well-struck, line drive single into right field. The toolsy catcher continues to showcase himself well at the plate with lofted stroke present juice to the pull side and a heavy barrel at impact. Turning on a fastball, Herb unleashed his quick hands for a loud barrel. 

Diesel Frisch (2022, Craddockville, VA) turned on a fastball, ripping it down the left field line for a stand up double to lead off the 2^nd inning. Swiping third base only a few pitches later, Frisch impacted the game and made things happen. Present quickness in his hands, Frisch did a good job getting the barrel out, keeping the ball just inside the foul line. 

Cole Parsons (2024, Pasadena, MD) squared up a fastball, as he pieced a single back up the middle. Parsons stayed on the ball well as he got the barrel through the zone with quickness in his hands. A line drive swing plane getting the barrel on plane early, the Pasadena MD native flashes impact through the middle of the field.

Michael Joseph (2023, Lothian, MD) sent a hard hit groundball past the diving third baseman in his first at-bat. A large, physical build, Joseph hits it hard when he squares up the ball. Strong hands with a quick stroke, the rising junior packs a punch at the plate with juice to the pull side.  

Justin Weidner (2026, New Castle, DE) put the purple team on top in the second inning, lining an RBI-single over the third baseman’s head. One of the youngest players at the showcase, Weidner has held his own all weekend, putting together tough at-bats. Turning on a inside fastball, flashing some hand quickness and bat speed that projects as he gets older. 

Brayden Robinson (2025, Crofton, MD) offered a lot of intriguing potential on the bump as he tossed three innings. An extra-large, 6-4/195 build, Robinson has the physical frame that projects with tons of strength remaining to be added. Creating downhill plane with his fastball from an over the top arm slot, Robinson’s clean arm action paired with an effortless delivery are ingredients for a bright future. Punching out four during his three innings of work, the Crofton MD native showed some feel for a 12-6 shaped curveball that flashed plus-depth at times. 

Ethan Flaugher (2024, North East, MD) continues to showcase advanced feel for the barrel with juice to the pull side. Hammering a fastball into right field with his elevated left-handed stroke, Flaugher creates tons of bat speed with a strong lower half and quick hands. 

Jake Yeager (2024, Odenton, MD) worked his fastball up to 87 mph, showcasing a lively arm that certainly has more in the tank. Working both sides of the plate with his heater, changing speeds well to generate weak contact. An intriguing three-pitch mix with a loose, whippy arm, Yeager possess loads of projection on the mound as he adds more strength while refining some mechanical components. 

Wyatt Hellens (2023, Georgetown, DE) pieced a line drive through the right side of the infield. Using a quick, compact stroke with present strength in his hands, putting together a tough at-bat, showing a keen eye at the plate as he barreled up a fastball on the outer half. 

Drew Emrich (2025, Linthicum, MD) barreled up a loud single, flashing some power potential to the gaps as he continues to fill out a 5-10/155 frame. Staying on the ball well through extension, Emrich was able to lift the ball into the right-center gap with a compact stroke. 

Jackson Loomis (2025, Washington, D.C.) collected two knocks to the pull side during game play, showcasing the ability to get the barrel out to the point of contact consistently. Working well to the pull side, the D.C. native has flashed the makings of advanced bat-to-ball skills with a short, compact stroke. 

Peyton Mamula (2025, Severn, MD) tossed three innings of one-hit ball, utilizing a three-pitch mix that projects well as he continues to develop feel for his arsenal. Punching out three, Mamula showed the ability to land his 12-6 shaped curveball for strikes in various counts, relying on it to get swing-and-misses. Working his fastball in the high-70’s, low-80’s, the Arnold, MD native grabbed an 82 during his first inning or work. 

Carver Salazar (2024, Arnold, MD) got the red team on the board first, shooting a line drive back up the middle scoring the runner from second. Continuing to display consistent compact stroke that works well through the middle of the field with some bat-to-ball skills that will continue to play as he grows. 

Seamus Patenaude (2023, Severna Park, MD) grabbed a brief 85 during his two innings of work, offering a lot to like on the mound as he continues to display his athleticism. A two-pitch mix that flashed plus at times, Patenaude operated with an effortless delivery, sitting in the low-80’s with his fastball that showed late sinking action through the zone. Landing a breaking ball for strikes that had depth to it, Patenaude was intriguing on the mound. 

Noah Bowerman (2023, Pasadena, MD) took a fastball on the outer half and lined it into the left-center gap. A line-drive swing plane that has consistently found barrels, works to the gaps well with developing power potential as he fills out more. 

Michael Piskun (2024, Egg Harbor Township, NJ) shot a well-struck groundball through the 5.5 hole, bringing home another run for the red squad. Flashing feel for the barrel with some impact to the opposite field, the rising sophomore has put together quality at-bats throughout the showcase. 

Jake Yeager (2024 RHP, Odenton, MD) had himself a day at the plate, as he collected doubles in both of his at-bats. The young 2024 Grad implores a whole field approach with good barrel skills and strength through impact. He stays through the hitting zone for a long time, allowing him to cover the plate effectively. 

Elijah Pinckney (2022 SS, Morningside, MD) continued to show an intriguing hit tool in this one, as the quick twitch middle-infielder collected two hits including a double. The uncommitted 2022 incorporates a flatter path with quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. 

Brian Walsh (2023 RHP, Scranton, PA) continued to impress, as the uncommitted 2023 showed off true two-way abilities. He ran his fastball up to 83 mph over his three scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and striking out four. The athletically built right-hander incorporates a short, compact arm action to pound the zone. He mixed in a sharp, late biting breaking ball for both strikes and swings-and-misses. 

Jack Ford (2022 SS, Delmar, MD) displayed a short, quick stroke at the plate in this one, as the uncommitted 2022 shortstop delivered an RBI double to left field. He incorporates good lower half movements to torque and get the barrel to the front. 

Brian Walsh (2023 RHP, Scranton, PA) continued to impress at the plate, as smooth left-handed hitter collected two hits including a line drive triple to right field. The uncommitted 2023 implores quick hands and good lower half movements to turn the barrel on the inner-half. 

Garrett Kuhn (2022 RHP, Gambrills, MD) was impressive in his three scoreless innings of work, as the right-hander ran his fastball up to 83 mph from a a lower, extended three quarters arm slot. He creates some deception with a slight cross-body release, pounding the zone with heavy arm-side run and tons of life. The uncommitted 2022 Grad utilized a sweeping breaking ball to generate plenty of awkward swings, punching out five hitters along the way. 

Jake Yeager (2024 RHP, Odenton, MD) showed intriguing bat speed and barrel skills in this one, launching a double to right centerfield. The long, lean and athletic 2024 Grad implores a simple, repeatable swing with good usage of his lower half and strength in hands. 

Kyle Emmons (2023 RHP, Pasadena, MD) was impressive in his three scoreless innings of work, as the long-levered right-hander ran his fastball up to 83 mph. He incorporates a simple, repeatable delivery with a shorter stride out to foot strike and extension through release.  The uncommitted 2023 Grad works from a lower three-quarters arm slot, flashing some natural arm-side run to it and mixed in a 10-4 shaped breaking ball for strikes. He allowed just two hits and punched out seven hitters along the way. The Pasadena, MD native has tons of room to add strength as he fully matures and should see an uptick in velocity in the near future. 

Ben Berger (2023 LHP, Olney, MD) is another uncommitted arm that impressed over his three scoreless innings of work, as the young left-hander ran his fastball up to 81 mph from a compact three-quarters arm slot. He displayed tons of natural arm-side run to his fastball, missing barrels often with the pitch. He mixed in a slurve shaped breaking ball that flashed both horizontal sweeping action and some vertical tilt. The Olney, MD native allowed just two hits and struck out six hitters during his outing, working all four quadrants effectively. There is plenty of room for him to continue adding strength, which will only aide in developing more velocity down the road. 

Nathan Wines (2025 RHP, Millersville, MD) got the scoring going in this one, singling home two in the top half of the final inning. The 2025 Grad displays a short, direct swing path with some compact bat speed and barrel skills. 

Jackson Loomis (2025 SS, Washington, DC) had himself a day in this one, as the young 2025 Grad showed some potential two-way abilities as he collected two hits at the plate and tossed two scoreless innings on the mound. He incorporates a simple, repeatable swing at the plate with excellent hand-eye coordination and compact hand speed. He allowed just two hits, struck out two and generated a ton of weak contact while on the mound. 

Brayden Robinson (2025 RHP, Crofton, MD) showed the ability to create tons of leverage out in front, driving several line drives through the gaps and flashing long-term power potential. He incorporates a long, loose swing with good lower half movements and strength in his hands. 

Nick Colarossi (2023 OF, Hershey, PA) displayed a smooth line-drive stroke throughout his round. The compactly built 2023 Grad showed quickness to his hands and plenty of present bat speed. He incorporates good lower half movements to turn the barrel well on the inner-half. 

Nicholas Turnage (2023 3B, Haddonfield, NJ) showed a simple, repeatable swing throughout his round, as the uncommitted 2023 Grad produced several well-struck line drives and flashed gap-to-gap power potential. 

Ethan Flaugher (2024 C, North East, MD) displayed legitimate switch-hitting ability and projectable power from both sides. He incorporates quick hands, good lower half torque and plenty of present bat speed. The uncommitted 2024 Grad drove several balls through the gap and consistently found the barrel. 

Joaquin Rodriguez-Costa (2025 3B, Harbeson, DE) produced several well-struck line drives to the pullside throughout his round. He displayed a leveraged stroke with strength in hands and a heavy barrel. 

Miguel Herb (2024 C, Bear, DE) took a professional round of BP, spraying line drives to all fields and flashed some power potential to the middle and pullside. The athletically built 2024 Grad incorporates lightning quick hands and strong hands to impact the baseball out in front. 

Michael Joseph (2023 C, Lothian, MD) showed off impressive barrel skills throughout his round, producing several well-struck line drives and flashed power potential to the middle and pullside. He incorporates strong hands and a short, direct swing path to impact the baseball out in front. 

Jack McNally (2025 C, Glen Burnie, MD) displayed a simple, repeatable swing with quick hands, good feel for the barrel and extension out in front. Displayed a middle-of-the field approach with the ability to turn the barrel on the inner-half. 

Elijah Pinckney (2022 SS, Morningside, MD) displayed a simple, line drive swing with the ability to impact the baseball to all fields. He stays short and direct to the baseball, implores quick hands to deliver the barrel on-time.