*College commitment information is submitted by players and college coaches
Justin Stromski
OF - 2016 - Manorville, NY
Southern New Hampshire
A Southern New Hampshire commit, Stromski had a nice showing in all facets of his game. He moves well to the ball in the outfield with a short and compact arm action with solid arm strength and nice carry out of his hand. From the right side Stromski showed a short and quick stroke with loose hands while showing the ability to both turn on the ball with authority and work the opposite field.
Eric Heatter
LHP - 2017 - Jamesburg, NJ
Rutgers
Heatter's advanced pitchability is no secret and he again came out and filled up the zone, showing a strong feel for his full 3-pitch arsenal. A Rutgers commit, Heatter was up to 87 mph with solid running life and spotted both his changeup (with late fading life) and hard, late breaking 1-7 curveball (up to 79 mph) throughout the zone with command and quality feel.
Johnny Tuccillo
C - 2017 - Clinton Corners, NY
Stony Brook
Tuccillo, a Stony Brook commit, showed the highest level of catch and throw skills as he explodes out of the crouch and repeats his mechanics very well, getting on top of his throws and popped an event best 1.80 along with the biggest arm strength, 85 mph, from behind the dish. He showed a line drive stroke at the plate with the comfortability to work all fields while handling the barrel well.
Davis Payne
1B - 2017 - Rexford, NY
Richmond
A 6-foot-4 lefthanded hitter first baseman, Payne moves well on his feet defensively showing smooth and athletic actions off the bag. It's the bat though that's his loudest tool as he's able to stay very short and direct to the ball with outstanding bat speed and present ability to drive the ball very hard to all parts of the field and still projects for more.
Aljo Sujak
LHP - 2017 - Tenafly, NJ
William & Mary
With a long and lean 6-foot-2 frame the lefthanded Sujak projects well on the mound though his fastball is already up to 85 mph while showing a short and quick arm action in the back. Showing a feel for a full 3-pitch mix, Sujak commanded both his late breaking 1-7 curveball as well as his late fading changeup at the bottom of the zone at 76 mph.
Liam Dvorak
RHP - 2017 - Bayport, NY
Holy Cross
Listed at 5-foot-10, Dvorak projects well physically but already shows a quick right arm that helped produced a fastball that topped out at 86 mph and shows both a 12-6 curveball and quality changeup, both of which can be thrown for strikes. He has interesting two-way potential as he generates excellent bat speed from the left side with hard contact to the pull side.
Eric Rodriguez
SS - 2017 - Paterson, NJ
Uncommitted
Rodriguez showed big arm strength both from the outfielder, where he threw 90 mph, and across the diamond where his top throw registered at 87 mph. His arm is quick and easy as are his overall actions, particularly in the infield where he shows quick feet and range. He shows bat speed from the right side too with some separation out front.
Liam Anderson
OF - 2017 - Cherry Hill, NJ
Uncommitted
Anderson is a lefthanded hitter who showed a line drive swing path with whip to the barrel and the ability to drive gap-to-gap with consistent barrel and excellent bat speed. He moves well defensively on his feet in the outfield and shows a clean arm action through the back with a higher slot release and present arm strength.
Luis DeLeon
SS - 2017 - Providence, RI
Uncommitted
DeLeon turned in one of the better and louder rounds of batting practice as he showed very simple and repeatable mechanics in the batter's box which allow him to consistently get the barrel of the bat to the ball and produced hard line drive contact with some lift out front. He stays lower through the ball defensively and shows a fast transfer with nice carry out of his hand.
Nick Gastin
SS - 2017 - Lagrangeville, NY
Stony Brook
Gastin, listed at 6-foot, 175-pounds, is a primary middle infielder who showed fluidity and athleticism to his defensive actions as well as a quick arm from a lower slot that helped produce a top throw of 87 mph across. Committed to Stony Brook, Gastin shows a quick and short stroke from the right side with solid strength off the barrel.
Mateo Gil
3B - 2017 - Staten Island, NY
Uncommitted
A righthanded hitter, Gil performed well at the plate both during batting practice and against live pitching where he stayed back on a slider and turned on it hard to left field. He shows both strength and bat speed coming through the zone as well as a sound knowledge of the strike zone and hard jump to his pull side.
Enrique Morales
C - 2017 - Ridgewood, NY
Uncommitted
Morales popped at 2.00 behind the plate and showed a compact release with a clean arm action on accurate throws down to second. It was with his righthanded swing that he truly stood out as he shows a fluid swing with separation out front and solid strength coming off the barrel to his pull side
Gene Napolitano
C - 2017 - Morganville, NJ
Marist
Napolitano is a primary catcher who shows a quick transfer and receives well out front before gaining ground on his throws to second base where he showed his arm strength with a top throw of 76 mph. His lefthanded stick is his loudest tool however as he consistently found the barrel with solid bat speed and loft when extended out front at contact.
Peter Theodorellis
OF - 2017 - Commack, NY
Molloy College
Committed to Fairleigh Dickinson, Theodorellis showed the ability to be a two-way talent at the next level with big arm strength from the outfield and a lefthanded swing that produced hard line drive contact. A primary pitcher, Theodorellis was up to 85 mph but his slider was one of the best breaking balls of the event showing late and hard tilting life at 77 mph and is a true swing-and-miss offering.
Luke Gutos
SS - 2018 - Moorestown, NJ
Massachusetts
Set to begin his sophomore year of high school, Gutos really impressed this weekend on both sides of the ball and should he continue to develop, he has the talent to be a two-way at the next level. Gutos showed light actions on his feet up the middle with arm strength across as well as a clean righthanded swing with natural loft off the barrel. He was also up to 86 mph on the mound.
Shawne Eldridge
3B - 2018 - Monroe, NJ
Stockton University
Eldridge is a physically impressive and well built sophomore at 6-foot-1, 185-pounds and may be stronger than that. How short and quick his righthanded swing stands out in the batter's box as he clears his hips and projects for solid power down the road. His arm action is short and clean producing solid throws across the diamond and moves well on his feet.
Cole Dunn
RHP - 2018 - Middletown, DE
Radford
Standing at 6-foot-3, the righthanded Dunn projects well physically and already shows the ability to repeat his mechanics on a consistent basis. Up to 85 mph with his fastball, Dunn works from a high three-quarters arm slot and is able to create steady plane to his fastball. He does a nice job of turning over his slider and repeats his arm action very well on his mid-70s slider, which shows short but late tilting life.
Nick DeGennaro
RHP - 2018 - Toms River, NJ
Stony Brook
With a young, loose, and projectable frame DeGennaro showed a quick and fluid arm action that helped produce steady downhill plane on his fastball that bumped 86 mph with running life. He showed a feel for both a curveball and slider showing distinct difference in shape and life, and also threw a quality changeup at 76 mph with an arm action that mimicked his fastball.
Thomas Spiwak
RHP - 2018 - Toms River, NJ
Uncommitted
Strongly built at 5-foot-11, 180-pounds, Spiwak came out pounding the bottom of the strike zone with a heavy fastball that touched 87 mph with simple mechanics and a short, compact arm action. His arm action is easy and he showed depth on his breaking ball and a nice feel for his late fading changeup at 80 mph.
Michael Esposito
LHP - 2018 - Port Washington, NY
South Carolina/Chipola College
Esposito did a very nice job of filling up the strike zone over his two innings of work, topping out at 85 mph with fastball showing crisp command to either side with downhill plane. He does a nice job of staying balanced and repeats his mechanics well and mixes both his fastball and curveball efficiently helping his fastball get on hitters quickly.
Luis Garcia
OF - 2018 - Paterson, NJ
St. Peter's
Garcia showed quality two-way potential, with a clean and easy arm action on the mound that generates fastball velocity up to 84 MPH with good command and slider feel; also shows legitimate bat speed and strength when hitting with pop to the pull field in addition to putting that arm on display in the OF by throwing up to 87 MPH from there.
Hudson Haskin
OF - 2018 - New York, NY
Tulane
Haskin showed well wherever he went in the showcase with quick-twitch athleticism and moves very well on his feet while showing both present arm strength and arm speed on his throws. With his righthanded stick Haskin showed quick hands and a short stroke that helped create hard contact and big jump off the barrel.
Jethro Hurt
C - 2018 - New York, NY
Franklin Pierce
Hurt showed arguably the most raw power, and power potential, of the event on Saturday, consistently delivering the barrel with extreme authority and strength to the ball, and driving the ball exceptionally hard off the bat into the air. Had the event taken place outside, it's probable that he would have hit 4-5 of his batting practice pitches out of the park.
Dillon Lifrieri
OF - 2018 - Wilton, CT
Arkansas
Lifrieri impressed in every facet of the game on Saturday, showing a strong arm (86 MPH from the OF, 85 MPH across the IF), highly loose, easy defensive actions in both spots with the quick twitch athleticism needed, and legitimate bat speed when hitting; generating good jump off the barrel to all fields.
Theodore Sparks
OF - 2018 - Woodbury, NJ
Fairleigh Dickinson
Sparks is a strongly-built athlete with exceptional arm strength, throwing up to 91 MPH from the OF with clean defensive actions, and touching 83 MPH on the mound with a simple delivery and very quick arm. He can also spin a curveball pretty well, and showed good jump off the barrel when hitting with a clean bat path and excellent extension.
Justin Kapuscinski
C - 2019 - Marlboro, NJ
Marist
Kapuscinski might only be a freshman but his present strength rivaled any in the showcase. With over the fence type potential with advanced bat speed, Kapuscinski also showed the ability to stay in on breaking balls and go to the opposite field. His arm strength behind the plate is another weapon (82 mph) as he delivered accurate throws with the ball coming cleanly out of his hand.
Joey DeChiaro
LHP - 2019 - Flemington, NJ
Old Dominion
DeChiaro may only be a freshman but he showed big time potential on the mound during his two innings. Working steadily in the 81-84 mph range with both his two and four-seam fastball, DeChiaro filled up the strike zone with clean mechanics and an easy arm action while showing an advanced feel for a late fading changeup at 75 mph down in the zone.
Parker Haskin
C - 2019 - Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Tulane
A switch-hitter, Haskin showed solid present tools from both sides of the plate but his lefthanded swing truly stood out with quick, loose hands and excellent bat speed for a 2019. Behind the dish he showed solid mechanics, moved well to either side while popping out of the crouch and showing nice arm strength (77 mph) on accurate throws down to second base.
Tucker Mitchell
C - 2019 - Bradenton Beach, FL
Florida Atlantic
Listed as a primary third baseman, the young Mitchell showed nice tools behind the plate where he popped 2.08 and threw an impressive 78 mph down to second base with a clean and accurate arm action. He shows nice balance in his swing as well as good hip rotation and bat speed which helped create jump and strength off the barrel.