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Evan Schickler (2025 RHP, Nesconset, NY) impressed on both sides in this one, as the 2025 New York native threw two scoreless innings on the mound and collected three hits. At the plate, he stay rather simple and uses the whole field effectively. Its a short, direct hand path with some present bat speed and feel for the barrel. He navigated both sides of the plate with his fastball up to 76 mph and mixed in a developing breaking ball as a change of pace. 

Nolan Rhodes (2025 3B, Katonah, NY) collected two hits in this one, as the 6-foot-2,165-pound third baseman tripled and drove in two. It is a simple, repeatable stroke with some natural lift and strength at impact. 

Will Irwin (2024 OF, Levittown, NY) continued to show off his handle for the bat, as the twitchy left-handed hitting outfielder collected two hits in this one. He stayed through the middle-of-the field with his movements and delivers the barrel with some quickness to his hands. 

Nicholas Ranaudo (2023 C, Massapequa, NY) impressed with his ability to deliver the barrel on-time, while collecting two hits in this one. He generates some separation with his lower half into contact and has some feel for the barrel. He will continue to expand his overall hit tool with some minor refinements and additional strength. 

Alvin Gomez (2024 3B, New York, NY) showed intriguing two-way upside in this one, as the projectable right-hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph from a lightning quick three-quarters arm slot. He mixed in a promising breaking ball that varied in shape but flashed best when thrown conviction. At the plate, he collected two hits including a double and knocked in a run. Its a loose, twitchy swing with some present bat speed and feel for the barrel. The projection remaining is certainly enticing and will be fun to watch him develop physically on both sides of the ball. 

Logan Alberto (2023 OF, East Patchogue, NY) showed good feel for the barrel with a scorched line drive to centerfield. He generates some whip to his barrel and uses his lower half well to create torque. 

Owen Shortell (2023 C, Saint James, NY) collected two hits this one, as the uncommitted 2023 backstop showed some feel for the barrel and the ability to adjust well from pitch-to-pitch. He stays fairly short and direct with his hands, while showing off compact bat speed. 

Jordan Ali Khan (2025, Toronto, ON-CAN) lined a one-out single during his first at-bat, displaying present quickness to his hands as he got the bat head out on a inside fastball, shooting it over the shortstops head. Ali Khan has continued to showcase advanced barrel skills throughout the weekend as he keeps just ripping the ball during live action as he rope a double down the line in his next at-bat, plating two as the Orange team would regain the leave. 

Wyatt Milled (2025, Cohasset, MA) ambushed the first pitch he saw, shooting it back up the middle for a knock as he utilized a simple, compact stroke, staying through extension well. 

Christopher Stegmuller (2023, Baldwin, NY) got the barrel out on a fastball, shooting a hard-grounder back up the middle for a one-out single in the bottom half of the third. 

Alex Digiacinto (2023, Richmond Hill, ON-CAN) continues to be on the barrel with weekend with adding another knock to his stat line Sunday morning, putting up a tough fight with two-strikes before ripping a single back up the middle on the 13^th pitch of the AB. 

Joshua Pagano (2025, Florence, NJ) tied it up at two-all in the bottom of the 4^th, punching a single through the right-side of the infield as he had the green-light with a 3-0 count. Coming in to score on a sac-fly just a few pitches later, Pagano and the Purple squad would take the lead as we rolled into the 5^th. Going down to get a fastball at his knees and shooting it over the second baseman’s head, Pagano collected his second hit of the game with a two-out double in the bottom half of the 8th.

Sam Maclaughlin (2024, Toronto, ON-CAN) offered an intriguing look on the bump, the high-waisted, slenderly built left-hander worked in the low-80s’s with his heater, working it on both sides of the plate well. Landing his breaker in the zone with sharp 1-7 shape, Maclaughlin commanded his arsenal well with tons of projection remaining as he fills out his 6-foot-1, 170-pound frame. While also handing the bat well, Maclaughling had himself a multi-hit game, showing some intriguing two-way ability. 

Nicholas Okay (2026, Kinnelon, NJ) collected his second knock of the morning in the top of the 7^th as he blooped a single into center, plating the runner from third. Shooting a hard grounder through the right-side to lead off the 2^nd, Okay has displayed advanced barrel skills, using the whole field as he continues to show a mature approach at the dish. 

Christopher Lusignan (2024, Colchester, CT) ripped a fastball down the left-field line to get things started for the Orange squad in the top of the 9^th. Motoring into second for a standup double, Lusigan would register his second knock of the hit of the game, later coming around to score on a sac-fly to center, adding to Orange’s comfortable lead.

Phillip Taylor (2025, Bethleham, PA) went with a fastball on the outer half and lined it over the shortstop’s head in his final trip to the plate. Collecting two knocks and four punch outs over three innings on the bump, Taylor showcased himself well Sunday with lots to like on both sides of the ball with tons of projection left as he matures physically. 

Luke Rizzo (2023 3B, New York, NY) looked smooth from the left box generating carry and backspin gap to gap with ease while using the 5-foot-10 175 pound frame to its full potential. Developing juice is evident with consistency to the stroke.

Nicholas Miller (2024 C, Massapequa, NY) used a wider slightly open stance to produce consistent line drive contact into the opposite field gap, showcasing a repeatable compact hand path with an inside out approach at the dish.

Michael Vilardi (2023 OF, Massapequa, NY) flashed plenty of feel for the barrel throughout his round, generating line drive contact gap to gap with consistency in the stroke. The 6-foot-2 180 pound OF prospect has plenty of athleticism in the frame with developing power potential. 

Matthew Guida (2023 C, Garden City, NY) generated loud impact for one of the better rounds of the day, flashing juice to the middle of the field with natural lift in the bat path. The strong framed 6-foot 200 pound righty used a slightly wrapped start to whip the barrel through the zone with dangerous intent. 

Jack Robinson (2023 C, Manhasset, NY) utilized a high hand set that worked directly through the zone to produce line drives back up the middle with backspin present. He kept the path level through contact and extended nicely after impact. 

Ryan DelSordo (2023 RHP, Hillsborough, NJ) displayed strong hands through the zone with bat speed to pair, generating carry and backspin in the compact line drive approach. The righty started from a balanced even base with further room to incorporate the lower half and truly unleash his full power potential. 

Anthony Manzi (2025 RHP, Bellerose, NY) displayed some hover in the leg load that worked into torque from the lower half, ultimately generating jump off the barrel to the pull side when timed up. Manzi has developing strength in the 6-foot-3 160 pound frame with advanced contact tool already present.

Christopher Lusignan (2024 SS, Colchester, CT) worked from a narrower base with a high back elbow and compact hand speed to produce solid impact to the pull side over the course of his round. The righty displayed good feel for the barrel with the ability to create lift in the bat path. 

Logan Alberto (2023 OF, East Patchogue, NY) displayed a repeatable line drive stroke back up the middle using a toe-tap trigger and hands inside the baseball. There’s clear strength in the hands with bat speed also evident for the lefty.

Andrew Murphy (2024 C, Forest Hill, MD) simplified the swing mechanics to produce consistent results throughout his round, showing off the compact line drive stroke with clear feel for the barrel. He extended nicely after contact and has young athleticism in the 5-foot-11 175 pound frame.

Sam Maclaughlin (2024 LHP, Toronto, ON) created some easy carry gap to gap from a more open set, shifting the weight well through contact with present bat speed. The 6-foot-1 170 pound lefty covered the zone well and used all parts of the field with success.

Elliott Peter (2023 2B, Zionsville, IN) worked from a narrow slightly open stance with strength in the hands to generate impact foul line to foul line. He displayed a lofted stroke with compact hands inside the baseball. 

Jordan Ali Khan (2025 OF, Toronto, ON) continued to impress at the plate, as the twitchy left-handed hitter collected three hits including a double. He generates plenty of present bat speed and stays through the hitting zone for a long time. 

Christopher Galasso (2024 SS, Matawan, NJ) showed outstanding bat-to-ball skills in this one, as the 2024 shortstop collected two hits. He stays short and direct with his barrel, and generates good torque with his lower half. 

Wyatt Milled (2025 SS, Cohasset, MA) impressed in this one, as the 2025 Grad collected three hits in this including three RBI's. The long, lean right-handed hitter uses the whole field exceptionally well, stays short to the baseball and impacted the baseball out in-front. 

Drew Tenet (2025 RHP, Medford, NJ) showed intriguing projection on the mound across his three scoreless innings. The durable right-hander ran his fastball up to 80 mph and commanded both sides of the plate effortlessly. He mixed in both a curveball and slider for strikes, while manipulating speed and shape to both offerings for swings-and-misses.

Hayden Lundberg (2023 RHP, Port Washington, NY) struck out seven in his three scoreless innings of work on the mound, as the young right-hander worked steadily in the mid-70s throughout and topped out at 75 mph from a three-quarters arm slot. He mixed in a slower 11-5 shaped breaking ball with gradual depth and some horizontal tilt to it. 

Sam Maclaughlin (2024 LHP, Toronto, ON) was another young Canadian prospect that impressed at the plate. He collected two hits in this one with a simple, repeatable stroke and good feel for the barrel from the left-side. He presents some strength throughout his 6-foot-1, 170-pound and projects for more power as he continues to mature. 

Logan Alberto (2023 OF, East Patchogue, NY) collected two hits in this one, as the uncommitted 2023 left-handed hitter presents some quickness to his hands and good barrel skills. 

Chris Lospinuso (2023, West Islip, NY) got the purple team started as he dumped a single into center field, early in the first. Later swiping second and eventually coming around to score the games first run, Lospinuso showed off the athleticism early during game play. 

Andrew Brown (2023, Newtown, PA) was pretty electric during his three-innings of work on the bump, working in the mid-80’s as he paired his heater with a hellacious curveball that generated swing-and-misses. The physical right-hander used his long levers to get down the slope and create some downhill action on his fastball. Brown would finish his outing tallying six punch outs. 

Antoni Kozlowski (2023, Tarrytown, NY) got the barrel out to an 86-mph fastball on the inner half and lifted it down the left-field line for a leadoff double for the Red team to kick off the bottom half of the 2^nd. 

Evan Schickler (2025, Nesconset, NY) plated the Red teams first run, dumping a single into right to bring home Kozlowski from third. Battling with two-strikes as he shortened up to put the ball in play and make something happen. 

Shea Losino (2024, Little Ferry, NJ) continued the red teams big second inning, keeping the hit parade alive as he plated the second run of the inning shooting a grounder back up the shoot. 

Will Irwin (2024, Levittown, NY) lined an RBI single through the right side of the infield as he battled through his at-bat, fighting off several tough secondary offerings. Flashing impact to the pull side, Irwin stayed on the breaking ball as he stayed through extension well. Irwin collected his second knock is his second trip to the plate, lining a single back up the middle, bringing home his teammate from second. 

Alex Digiacinto (2023, Richmond Hills, ON-CAN) got the bat head out on a fastball, sending a flyball over the left-fielders head for a one-out triple in the top half of the 4^th. Coming in to score just one batter later, Digiacinto would be the tying run at three-all before heading into the bottom of the 4^th.

Michael Diorio (2025, Manhasset, NY) drove a liner into the right-center field gap, falling just in front of the center and right fielder who were closing in on the ball. Bringing home the runner from third, Diorio’s RBI-single gave the red team the lead again in the bottom of the 4^th. 

Alvin Gomez (2024, New York, NY) had himself a multi-hit game Saturday afternoon, sending a hard grounder up the middle in his first trip to the plate, getting the bat head out on an 84-mph fastball over the heart of the plate. Finding another barrel in his second trip to the plate, Gomez lined another single back up the middle, ambushing the first he saw, sparking a two-out rally for the red squad.

Michael Vilardi (2023, Massapequa, NY) grabbed an 86 mph with his heater while his two innings of work, sitting in the low-80s as he showed a dynamic fastball-slider combo that generated some whiffs throughout his outing. The athletically built right-hander tunneled from the same slot as he landed slightly towards the third base side of the mound, creating some deception against opposing hitters.