Justin Pacheco (2018 MIF, Howard Beach, NY): Pacheco collected two strikeouts over his two innings of work on Sunday, showing a fastball up to 81 MPH along with a solid curveball and changeup combination. 

Jason Langevin (2018 1B, Little Falls, NJ): The well-built Langevin showed a full arm action through the back with a fastball that touched 77 MPH, with tons of life to the arm side that made it impossible to square up. Also showed some feel for the changeup, turning it over with good arm speed. He also added a single and scored a run when hitting. 

Patrick Barrett (2017 RHP, Manahawkin, NJ): Barrett showed well with both the bat and on the mound over the weekend. Today, he drilled a long, loud double in his first at bat, showing plenty of bat speed and leverage in his swing. 

George Sutherland (2017 SS, East Northport, NY): Sutherland doubled in his first at bat, turning the barrel well on inside heat to do so. He's also a good runner with excellent base running instincts, getting a great jump off the pitcher to swipe third base. 

Carlos Marte (2018 SS, Elizabeth, NJ): Marte struck out 6 hitters over his 3 innings of work, showing a clean arm action into a crossfire delivery with a fastball up to 81 MPH with good life. Also showed a sharp curveball and fading changeup. 

Robert Cappadona (2017 OF, Leonia, NJ): Singled sharply to the left side of the infield, and showed excellent quickness out of the box and then impressive speed once underway. 

Chris Gerard (2018 LHP, Wayne, NJ): Showed a solid approach at the plate with a clean, quick stroke that has plenty of loft. Singled and stole a bag in his first at bat, then lofted a long fly ball in his second at bat. Projects for very good power. 

Jake Artzt (2018 RHP, Stroudsburg, PA): Singled in his second at bat of the afternoon, then promptly stole second base, showing a solid combination of hittability and speed. Really does a good job extending through contact. 

Sean Downey (2017 3B, Elizabeth, NJ): The only player of either game to collect multiple hits, Downey doubled to left field and singled to CF in his two at bats. He has very strong wrists when hitting, making hard contact consistently. 

Salvatore Ferro (2017 LHP, Middle Village, NY): Worked the entire four innings of the game, striking out three and allowing only a single run. He showed a fastball that got up to 83 MPH, working in the 78-82 MPH range with good life to the arm side; in addition to a quality short slider in the mid 70's.

Kevin Johnson (2017 OF, Whitehouse Station, NJ): Extends well through contact and uses the whole field, lining a single to the opposite field in his only at bat. He promptly stole second and third base, showing off excellent speed. 

Travis Zurita (2017 OF, Ozone Park, NY): Singled in his first at bat, showing very easy and loose hands throughout the swing, then showed off his plus wheels by swiping second base before coming around to score later in the inning. 

AJ Ward (2018 SS, Little Falls, NJ): Ward only went 1-2 in the stat sheet, but both at bats resulted in liner contact. He drilled a liner to the pitcher that resulted in an out, then absolutely walloped a triple into the gap in his second at bat. 

Brandon Warnock (2017 SS, Brooklyn, NY): Warnock singled in his first at bat and then stole second base, before coming around to score. He then lofted a sacrifice fly in at bat #2, keeping his hands back on a CB very well and getting the run home. 

Kyle Ofier (2017 SS, Pittston, PA) has an athletic 6-foot, 180-pound frame and jumped on the mound for a couple of innings and topped out at 81 mph with a short and quick arm action. He worked downhill and showed a feel for an 11-5 curveball with some bite when down in zone. He also showed quick hands an turned on an inner half fastball for hard contact down the line.

Andrew (AJ) Serrino (2017 C, Brick, NJ) did a nice job of staying back on an elevated curveball and lined over the shortstop’s head for a for a well struck line drive single, the first base hit of the game.

Dominic Meleo (2018 OF, Freehold, NJ), a primary outfielder, also worked on the mound and impressed with a fastball up to 83 mph while showing a full and loose arm action through the back. He was able to generate nice cutting life at times to his heater when down in the zone and showed a slider up to 74 mph.

Phil Marcantonio (2018 C, Freehold, NJ) put his defensive skills on display from behind the plate with solid catch-and-throw skills, delivering back to back strikes to second base with solid carry and arm strength, getting the second attempted base runner.

Henry Goodier (2019 C, Chadds Ford, PA) and Raymond Arocha (2018 OF, Roselle Park, NJ) both picked up a base hit for the Navy squad Sunday morning. Goodier showed a short and compact swing with loud contact coming off the barrel to left field.

Mike Belka (2017 OF, Freehold, NJ) and Thomas Holdorf (2017 1B, Freehold, NJ) both singled for Orange in the final inning of the game. Belka did a nice job of keeping his weight back and pulled it to his pull side, as did Holdorf who singled and drove in a run as well. 

Gregory Pimentel Jr (2018 SS, Central Islip, NY) did a nice job of turning around an inner half fastball as he lined it down for a solid single and later plated the first and lone run for his team.

Gleb Kharkin (2017 OF, Mount Kisco, NY) also pulled a hard line drive to left center field which could have been a single but he turned on the jets and read the ball well to turn it into a double.

William Gambino (2018 OF, Haddonfield, NJ) continued to impress this showcase and after throwing 91 mph from the outfield he bumped his fastball up to 87 mph in his lone inning of work. His hands were quick at the plate too from the left side and showed a pull approach at the plate.

TJ (Thomas) Scuderi (2018 OF, Beachwood, NJ) shows interesting two-way potential as he was up to 83 on the mound after impressing all around yesterday. He also picked up an infield single in which he showed off his speed down the line.

Connor Carey (2018 MIF, Monroe Township, NJ) showed a balanced swing in the box and a pull side approach and went 1-for-2 on the day with a single.

Johnny Castro (2018 3B, Bronx, NY) displayed interesting potential on the mound as he was up to 82 mph with a long and loose arm action that produced short sinking life down in the zone. He also showed a curveball with 11-5 shape and short depth in the upper-60s.

Brandon Wreckler (2017 C, Elizabeth, NJ) showed some quickness to his hands in his second at-bat as he pulled the barrel and doubled down the line for some loud contact.

Travis Zurita (2017 OF, Ozone Park, NY), like Wreckler above, showed quickness to his hands and did a nice job of staying through the ball while driving the ball hard to the pull side. He showed a patient approach at the plate too.

Gionni Rosado (2017 2B, Fort Lee, NJ) collected the first hit of the day for his team as he doubled down the opposite field line showing a nice ability to take the ball on the outer half and go with it.

Noah Rafsky (2017 OF, Odenton, MD) had a two-hit day at the plate for the Columbia Blue team and twice singled with a line drive swing plane while showing solid footspeed down the line.

Cortney Marshall Jr (2017 C, Upper Marlboro, MD)  also put together a two-hit day, recording base knocks in each of his first two trips. After singling in his first at-bat Marshall doubled in his next at-bat and later scored that inning.

Ronan Townsend (2017 3B, Ridgefield, CT) is listed at 6-foot-3, 220-pounds and did a nice job of incorporating his strength into his swing as he connected for a double before coming around to score the second run of the game for the Gold club.

Joshua Cohen (2018 RHP, Oakland, NJ) ran his fastball up to 82 mph and works from an extended three-quarters arm slot on the bump. He showed both nice running life to his fastball and flashed a changeup that featured fading life.

Jacob Denner (2019 LHP, Closter, NJ) is a young lefthander who showed solid potential on the mound as he racked up the strikeouts. Up to 80 mph with his fastball Denner showed smooth and repeatable mechanics with solid plane to the plate with a tight three-quarters arm slot. His curveball has nice depth to it in the upper-60s.

Sam Beck (2017 RHP, Warren, NJ) showed solid tempo and balance to his delivery while staying online with his lower half, topping out at 85 mph with his fastball. He shows strikes and is able to miss barrels with both his fastball and the curveball that shows 11-5 shape and depth.

Trevor Donatacci (2017 OF, Summit, NJ) singled in two of his four at-bats and showed a feel for the barrel in the process while shifting his weight well through his lower half.

Brian Nicolas (2018 SS, Langhorne, PA) had an impressive day with the stick as he finished with three hits. Going single, double, and then triple in his final three trips, Nicolas created hard line drive contact to the pull side and showed sound footwork ranging up the middle on a ground ball defensively.

Anthony Kahley (2018 C, York, PA) singled in each of his first two at-bats and did a nice job of seeing the outer half pitch and going with it the other way. He was sound with his defensive skills behind the plate too.

Michael Jenkins (2017 1B, Liverpool, NY) put together a solid day at the plate going 3-for-4 and displays a sound load through the lower half. His swing is short and he created solid line drive contact up the middle with some strength coming off the barrel.

Jake Artzt (2018 RHP, Stroudsburg, PA) is listed at 6-foot-3, 187-pound and he used the strength well to drive a ball deep to left-center field with carry off the barrel, good for a three bag hit. 

Brad Brush (2018 RHP, Toms River, NJ) continued to impress this showcase and this time it was from the mound. With a strong body Brush was up to 87 mph with his fastball while showing cutting life to it which helped strike out three hitters.

Spencer Perez (2017 RHP, Berlin, NJ) also threw well for the Steel team for three innings in which he punched out four and worked 83-85 mph with his fastball. He showed good tempo to his delivery and threw both a breaking ball and changeup for strikes.

John Curran (2018 RHP, Cranford, NJ) struck out six during his three innings of work while showing sound balance and a feel to add and subtract to his fastball which worked mostly in the upper-70s. He mixed in both a changeup and breaking ball nicely too.

Brendan Lowery (2018 SS, Randolph, NJ) twice connected for base hits during the game showing a sound contact approach and the ability to go with the pitch. He hit both a single and a double while showing a direct swing path.

For the Steel offense Jose Manuel Leal (2016 SS, Alexandria, VA) had a multi-hit game and showed aggressiveness on the bases where his speed plays. He twice singled and scored a run and also showed well on defense with nice arm strength and a quick exchange.

Conor Hartigan (2017 OF, Winchester, VA) showed that his tools played in game too after impressing during the workout as he showed quick hands through the zone with solid strength to all fields. He’s also an aggressive runner who shows good speed on the bases.

AJ Stento (2018 RHP, Royersford, PA) topped out at 83 mph with his fastball from a three-quarters arm slot and did a nice job of creating plane to the bottom of the zone. He also showed good tempo to the mound and had a feel for his 12-6 curveball.

Frank Spano (2018 LHP, Bloomingdale, NJ) is a strong lefthander who struck out three in his three innings of work and lived in the 80-83 mph with steady downhill plane. He generates nice life to his fastball and showed a solid feel for his changeup as well. 

Robert Buecker (2019 SS, Allentown, NJ) performed well on the mound for his two innings of work, mixing three pitches for strikes. He topped out at 81 mph and showed nice rhythm to the delivery while eliciting swings and misses with his changeup and showing solid life to his curveball. He also picked up a base knock and showed a feel for the barrel.

Alex Alvord (2016 C, Douglasville, GA) made quick work of his inning and showed the best velocity of the game sitting 80-83 mph with his fastball from a lower arm slot. Along with the fastball that showed riding life Alvord did a nice job of maintaining his arm action on the changeup at 75 mph.

Lorenzo Morello (2018 OF, Sewell, NJ) had a two hit day as he hit a fly ball to the opposite field in his first at-bat before beating out an infield single later in the game. He shows nice footspeed once underway on the base paths.

Raul Ortega (2018 C, Nutley, NJ) is a switch-hitter and though he just had one hit on the day he showed solid bat speed from both sides. His hands are quick from both sides and he picked up a hit from the right side, singling through the 5-6 hole. He also displayed solid arm strength from behind the plate.

David Willis (2018 OF, Elkton, MD) once again showed off his athleticism, this time in right field as he showed big time range to track down a ball in foul territory before making a sliding grab.

Bryce Kramer (2017 RHP, Johnstown, PA) went 2-for-3 on the day and both sides hit the ball hard to left field for singles. Even his out that he made came off the barrel well, showing off his strength. 

Patrick Barrett (2017 RHP, Manahawkin, NJ): The low-slot right-hander worked 80-85 MPH with his fastball, generating heavy sink on the pitch consistently. He also showed a sharp slider that he can throw both in and out of the zone. He struck out 4 over 3 perfect innings. 

Kendal Heath (2018 RHP, Charlestown, NH): Heath held his 79-82 MPH velocity over the course of his entire start, fanning 4 hitters in those 3 perfect innings. The fastball has solid life to the arm side and he complemented it well with a good curveball. 

Patrick Morrissey (2017 RHP, Howard Beach, NY): Morrissey was dominant in his 3 innings, working consistently 84-87 MPH with his explosive fastball. It truly exploded out of his hand with very good life at the plate, throwing consistent strikes. He struck out 3 and got a lot of weak contact as well. 

Alex Lilja (2018 RHP, Dillsburg, PA): Lilja worked 81-83 MPH with his fastball, striking out an impressive 6 hitters over his 3 innings. He has a very quick arm and projects for more velocity in the future, in addition to his sharp downer slider. 

Gleb Kharkin (2017 OF, Mount Kisco, NY): Showed very quick hands in the box, unloading a triple to the pull field on an inside fastball. He has legitimate pop with more on the way. 

Jack Ryan (2019 C, Bethesda, MD): Ryan had a pair of productive at bats, doubling deep to LF and then adding a sacrifice fly later in the game. He does a great job working the pitchers and seeing a lot of pitches, then has the strength to do damage. 

Thomas Holdorf (2017 1B, Freehold, NJ): Holdorf was very impressive both on the mound and with the bat, working 80-82 MPH and striking out 3 over 2 innings; and showing a clean, quick stroke with the bat and the ability to hit the ball to all fields, collecting two hits on the day. 

Chris Gerard (2018 LHP, Wayne, NJ): Gerard struck out 3 over 3 perfect innings, working 81-84 MPH with his fastball to both sides of the plate and showing an excellent 12/6 curveball with very good depth. 

Riley Maypother (2018 MIF, Wall, NJ): Maypother showed excellent arm strength in his one inning on the mound, getting up to 87 MPH and striking out 2, as well as showing a very sharp slider. 

David Shoemaker (2019 LHP, State College, PA): The young left-hander was very good in his 3 innings of work, striking out 4 while not allowing a run. He worked 78-83 MPH with his fastball, and showed very good feel to spin a curveball. He has a very high ceiling. 

Christian Kinsley (2018 SS, Coplay, PA): Kinsley showed good bat speed and barrel control, turning on an inside fastball to drive a base hit to the pull field; and then showed excellent base running skills and instincts while on the base paths. 

Trevor Cykowski (2017 SS, Woodbridge, NJ): Cykowski was highly impressive defensively, with soft hands at SS in addition to smooth actions and range to both sides. He also shows the ability to use the entire field when hitting and is a very good runner once underway. 

John Prato (2017 OF, Brick, NJ): Prato was one of the few to collect two hits in this game, employing a short stroke with excellent barrel awareness; with the ability to make solid contact on pitches all over the zone. 

Michael Soldo (2017 LHP, Brick, NJ): Soldo was good two ways on the day, striking out 3 over his 3 innings in addition to collecting 2 hits, making hard contact with the ability to backspin the ball deep into the OF. 

James Cardinale (2018 LHP, Commack, NY): The young left-hander showed a very projectable body with a loose, easy arm action; touching 81 MPH with a sharp curveball and deceptive, fading changeup. 

Jack Leiter (2019 RHP, Summit, NJ): The son of longtime major leaguer Al Leiter, Jack was very impressive with a heavy-sinking fastball in the 82-85 MPH range; in addition to both a sharp tilting slider and a hard-breaking curveball. 

Mason O'Mara (2017 RHP, Shrewsbury, NJ): Struck out 5 over 3 perfect innings, getting up to 82 MPH with a quick arm and showing both a slider and a curveball. He also singled offensively and showed quality wheels by stealing a base. 

Wilfrido Valenzuela (2017 LHP, Paterson, NJ): The supremely athletic Valenzuela was very good on the mound, up to 83 MPH from the left side with both a power curveball and excellent changeup with heavy fade and deception. He also tripled loudly to right field in his final at bat, and absolutely booked it around the base paths. Impressive two way talent. 

Thomas Burr (2017 OF, Alexandria, VA): Showed impressive bat speed with big time lift in his swing, barreling up a loud double in his first at bat.

Ethan Gallagher (2017 OF, Catonsville, MD): Very strong physically with good plate coverage and the ability to square up balls all over the zone; was the only member of the Cardinal team to collect two hits, with a triple and a single in 3 at bats. 

Michael Zamora (2017 SS, Brooklyn, NY): Zamora was impressive defensively with clean actions throughout; and also showed a clean bat path with solid bat speed at the plate, doubling loudly in his 2nd at bat. 

David Willis (2018 OF, Elkton, MD): Willis showed impressive speed, swiping a pair of bases and turning in excellent times down the line consistently with very good athleticism. 

Brian Cooper (2017 LHP, Bridgewater, NJ): Cooper showed a very traditional, inside-out swing path with heady awareness when hitting; doing an excellent job of hitting behind the runner when the situation called for it, collecting a pair of hits along the way. 

Michael Zamora (2017 SS, Brooklyn, NY) is a lefthanded hitter and showed both quickness to his hands and barrel through the zone. There’s fluidity and lift to his swing plane and he did a nice job of generating extension out front in his swing.

David Willis (2018 OF, Elkton, MD) is an athletic 6-foot-2, 185-pounds and he knows how to use his strength as he shows a solid line drive swing plane which helped produced steady and hard barreled contact to all parts of the field.

Robert Buecker (2019 SS, Allentown, NJ) continued his nice day after impressing on defense with a solid round of batting practice at the plate. Despite his young frame he’s able to generate solid bat speed through the zone and knows how to handle the barrel, connecting for solid contact to all fields.

Brandon Warnock (2017 SS, Brooklyn, NY) did a nice job of creating extension in his swing which allowed for hard line drive contact with solid jump coming off the barrel when squared, showing nice bat speed through the zone.

Ethan Gallagher (2017 OF, Catonsville, MD) took the single most impressive round of batting practice Saturday afternoon as he made the spacious ball park look small. With standout bat speed and present strength that plays to all fields with hard jump off the barrel, the uncommitted Gallagher cleared the 420’ mark to dead center with his final swing of the round.

RJ Liverpool (2017 OF, North Chesterfield, VA) had a solid showing in all facets of his game after throwing 83 from the outfield and running a 6.63 60-yard dash. He continued to show well with the bat exhibiting loose wrists which helped generate whip to the barrel with natural lift and quick hands at contact.

Gionni Rosado (2017 2B, Fort Lee, NJ) begins with solid balance in the box and shows fluidity through the zone with a full swing to the ball. He generates solid bat speed and creates leverage at contact with nice extension out front.

Jacob Denner (2019 LHP, Closter, NJ) is a primary lefthanded pitcher and also a freshman but he performed well with the bat showing a line drive with a nice feel for the barrel. He repeats the swing well and does a nice job of generating line drive contact to all parts of the field.

Lorenzo Morello (2018 OF, Sewell, NJ) shows simple swing mechanics in the box and repeats them well, generating bat speed through the zone with solid contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Forrest Ruiz (2017 OF, Bronx, NY) had a strong day all around and continued to do so with the bat, generating leverage at contact with the ability to drive the ball some to his pull side while repeating the mechanics.

Raul Ortega (2018 C, Nutley, NJ) is a switch-hitter who showed louder tools from the right side with solid balance and quickness to his hands that generate nice strength to the pull side part of the field.

Carlos Marte (2018 SS, Elizabeth, NJ) shows nice bat speed and extension out front while creating extension out front and line drive contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Christian Kinsley (2018 SS, Coplay, PA) did a nice job of repeating his swing mechanics which included a direct path to the ball with some fluidity to his swing, creating nice carry off of the barrel.

Sean Downey (2017 3B, Elizabeth, NJ) has a strong build and he uses the strength along with his short and quick swing to generate solid contact to all fields. He does a nice job of getting his hips through the zone and shows nice life when squared off the barrel.

Michael Jelliff (2017 2B, West Long Branch, NJ) shows fluidity to his swing path and remains short to the ball with a solid finish through the point of contact. The ball comes off the barrel well with present bat speed and contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

From the left side of the plate Kyle Ofier (2017 SS, Pittston, PA) showed off his strength and began to generate leverage throughout his round while showing the same easy swing, producing a long home run over the high right field fence.

Daniel Alvarez (SS  Jr., 2017, Bronx) uses his physicality well and generates solid bat speed with fluidity through the zone. A commit to the University of Pittsburgh, Alvarez showed lift at the point of contact with the best carry coming to his pull side.

Riley Maypother (2018 MIF, Wall, NJ) showed a consistent swing through the zone and did a nice job to repeat it with a line drive swing plane and solid strength at contact while projecting for more.

Tyriq Campbell (2017 OF, Sicklerville, NJ) has a strong 6-foot, 186-pound frame and he incorporates it well into his swing as he generates solid bat speed and a shorter swing path that produced hard contact to all parts of the field.

David Reynoso (2017 SS, Cortlandt Manor, NY) has a long and projectable frame who projects well as he adds physical strength. He shows quickness to his hands and to the barrel and does a nice job of repeating his swing with sound contact to all fields.

AJ Ward (2018 SS, Little Falls, NJ) shows quick hands to his swing showing a full path through the zone and a line drive swing plane. He shows fluidity and is pretty consistent with the barrel and still projects for more.

Gerald Buchanan (2017 OF, Olney, MD) does a nice job of getting the barrel through the zone with a linear swing path, showing solid line drive contact to the pull side with solid jump coming off the barrel.

Conor Hartigan (2017 OF, Winchester, VA) had a loud first day at the showcase after throwing 90 mph from the outfield where he showed sound mechanics. A Coastal Carolina commit, Hartigan created consistent loud contact with a very short and quick swing which he repeated well while showing power, once launching a ball down the left field line for a home run.

Brad Brush (2018 RHP, Toms River, NJ) might be a primary pitcher but he handled the barrel well and showed a fluid swing through the zone. He incorporates his strength well with extension out front and shows carry off the barrel to all fields.

TJ (Thomas) Scuderi (2018 OF, Beachwood, NJ) created consistent hard and loud contact with present bat speed and hand speed while showing intent with his swing. He shows a line drive swing plane with consistent strength off the barrel, the best coming to his pull side.

Frank Spano (2018 LHP, Bloomingdale, NJ) is another primary pitcher who performed well with the bat, creating nice present bat speed with extension out front making for a loud round of batting practice. He loads his hands well and shows interesting strength off the barrel.

William Gambino (2018 OF, Haddonfield, NJ) is committed to The Citadel showed strong tools across the board and is a switch-hitter in the box. Sound from both sides of the plate Gambino had a stronger showing from the left side where he generated solid bat speed with extension out front and hard carry off the barrel, particularly to the middle of the field.