1. Chris Lambert RHP 6·/195 Memorial Manchester, NH
Easy #1, 91-94 fastball explodes, 77 slurve is a plus pitch. He didn? pitch much in high school, so he went undrafted and unrecruited. Lambert was an 01 grad who was going to go to prep school, now everybody wants him. After offers to sign a pro contract or go to schools like LSU and Clemson, he settled on a scholarship offer from Boston College.

2. Jonathan Figueroa LHP 6·/225 Bolivar Acarigue, Venz.
Figueroa? velocity was down a bit in Wareham. He still touched 90 and his breaking ball was the best we have seen him throw. It? now a plus pitch.

3. Mark Rosen LHP 5·1/200 Salisbury Randolph, MA
Rosen was his typical 90-92 with a very hard high 70s slider. He is an attacker and is very muscular for a pitcher. He don? mess around.

4. Chris Emanuele OF 6·/165 St Joseph Mississauga, Ont.
Unquestionably the top performer of all position players in Wareham. After a lackluster Area Codes, he really turned it on here. He ran a 6.63, threw 88 from the outfield, ran a 4.2 home to first and was the top hitter at the showcase. He even displayed some good power as he hit one out in the first game.

5. Danny Christensen LHP 6·/200 Xaverian Brooklyn, NY
Christensen stayed in the 87-88, touching 89 range. He flashes a good breaking ball and can really pitch. If he were to get a bit more out of his hips, watchout!

6. Marvin Urdaneta OF 6·/165 Maestol Maracaibo, Venz.
One of the fastest players out there anywhere. Urdaneta ran 6.5 twice and was timed 4.05 home to first from the right side. He has playable arm strength and a fast bat. All he needs to do is make more consistant hard contact and he has it all.

7. Wes Cogriff LHP 6·/225 Bergen Catholic Allendale, NJ
Cosgriff really projects! His arm works good and he throws downhill. He? mid to upper 80s right now, with the makings of a good breaking ball. He can also swing the bat.

8. David Davidson LHP 6·/180 Dennis Morris Thorold, Ont.
Davidson was a bit ill in Wareham. Probably based on his performance, he shouldn? be ranked this high. He did throw mid 80s and we know how good he is, so we ranked him right up there.

9. Kevin Sevigny OF 5·1/180 Sanford Springvale, ME
Sevigny is another player we have seen a little better in the past. But he still showed a 6.86-60, an 88 mph arm from the outfield and a lot of bat speed. He has a very strong baseball body.

10. Robert Bland RHP 6·/190 Widdifield SS North Bay, Ont.
Bland was 87-89 and a few guns had him touching 90. He has a chance to become a big time power pitcher down the road.

11. Mike Baxter INF 6·/165 Molloy Whitestone, NY
Baxter was a pleasant surprise. This kid has some serious tools. He ran a 6.56-60, with a playable arm and he can swing the bat. He does have a tendency to pull everything right now.

12. Chris Leroux C 6·/190 St Joseph Mississauga, Ont.
Easily the #1 defensive catcher in Wareham. Moves like a big cat and throws 1.89 pop times. His bat is a bit slow, if he improves it, you have a good draft pick.

13. Tim Sabo RHP 6·/185 Don Bosco Suffern, NY
Sabo has a chance to be real good. He has a good pitchers body and threw in the high 80s at Wareham. He has a good feel for the mound.

14. Josh Klimkiewicz INF 6·/195 B&N Lexington, MA
Klim. Can hit and with some power too. The ball jumps off his bat! He has a playable arm and seems to make all the plays at short and third. He ran a 7.14, so 3B is probably in the future.

15. Eric Wolfe 1B 6·/170 York Mills Willowdale, Ont.
Wolfe can flat out rake. He will hit with power and for average down the road. He runs close to average and is a very good defensive 1B, aside from a below average arm.

16. Steve Hook 1B 6·/185 Neshaminy Langhorne, PA
Power is Hooks game, he can mash and he did in Wareham. He? a good defensive first baseman. His only drawback is a lack of running speed, but it? his bat that draws the most attention. He hit some long ones in Wareham!

17. Uchan Yi RHP 6·/215 Windsor Locks Windsor Locks, CT
Yi? future is on the hill. He can pitch and showed high 80s velocity in Wareham. We like the way he works quickly and his feel for pitching.

18. Zak Farkes INF 5·1/180 BB&N Boston, MA
Farkes is a good baseball player whose best tools are his bat and his arm. He showed 400·wood bat power in BP and threw 87 across the infield. A 7 flat runner, he looks quicker than that on the bases. He has good infield actions.

19. Joe Udine 1B/P 6·/185 Eastern Voorhees, NJ
Udine is a guy we would like to see again. He ran a 7.1- 60 and threw 89 from the outfield. He also smoked a few balls in the games and in BP.

20. Matt Reynolds OF 6·/170 Palmetto Miami, FL
Reynolds played very well in Wareham. His tools are fairly average across the board, but he plays and hits better than the tools would dictate. He plays hard and plays smart.

21. Matt McColgan C 6·/200 St Francis La Canada, CA
We have seen McColgan better before. He still showed enough, especially with the bat, to be considered a top level college prospect. His pop times were in the 1.9s, but he didn? really look comfortable doing it.

22. Nick Tift 1B/OF 6·/195 N. Kingstown N. Kingstown, RI
Ran a 6.8, has a good arm and a major league body. Keep an eye on him.

23. Blake Marston INF 6·/175 Hermon Bedford, NH
Marston can hit and play. He has a major league body!

24. Lee Rattigan OF 5·0/165 West Bedford, NH
Ran a 6.61- 60 and has a playable arm. Started hitting the ball hard as time went on.

25. David Fretwell OF/P 6·/155 N. Chelmsford Chelmsford, MA
Ran a 6.81 and has a playable arm. Can hit good pitching.

26. Jason Gotwalt INF 6·/190 Carmel Mississauga, Ont.
Gotwalt has a strong plus body and a good arm. His #1 tool is his bat, he can play.

27. Rocky Collis P/INF 6·/205 Santa Monica Santa Monica, CA
Collis throws mid 80s, but it looks like 90 with the explosive life he gets. A 74 curve ball is his best pitch. He can also hit and play.

28. Matt York
York is another guy with MLB average tools across the board. He has real good infield actions and can hit.

29. Matt Johnson OF 5·1/170 Hagerstown Hagerstown, MD
Johnson proved he can hit the best pitching and he ran a 6.85. He? a good player.

30. Richard Russell
A good catcher, 1.96 pop, who? #1 tool is his bat and power potential.

Honorable Mention (Listed alphabetically)

Eric Anderson INF 5·1/155 Lourdes Rochester, MN
Thomas Arpino C 5·/165 Xaverian Brooklyn, NY
Chris Bowser RHP 6·/200 Danvers Danvers, MA
Jeff Brown INF 6·/215 Wilton Wilton, CT
Ryan Edell LHP 6·/195 Lexington Lexington, MA
Mike Eichstedt RHP 6·/190 District Georgetown, Ont.
Jim Gillin C 6·/190 Carroll Broomall, PA
Chris Koken INF 5·1/180 Immaculata Basking Ridge, NJ
Kevin Macllvane C 6·/175 East Catholic Windsor, CT
Brett Maloley C 5'10/190 St. Sebastians Needham, MA
Matt Morizio P/IF 6·/185 Waltham Waltham, MA
Jim Nacios C 6·/185 Conestoga Wayne, PA
Josh Nestor C 6·/195 Nashua Nashua, NH
James Pappadopoulos INF 6·/175 Chelmsford Chelmsford, MA
Nathan Penrose LHP 6·/205 Notre Dame Burlington, Ont.
Tom Potvin OF 6·/160 St. John? Worcester, MA
Mark Shorey OF/P 6·/195 Peabody Peabody, MA
John Skender OF 6·/185 Pine Richland Wexford, PA
Josh Stern INF 5·1/170 Horace Greeley Millwood, NY
Mark Tourangeau OF 6·/175 Park Oakville, Ont.
Matt Tosoni LHP 6·/185 Austin Whitby, Ont.
Adam Vella INF 6·/175 Pearson Burlington, Ont.
Ian Wight RHP 6·/205 Pickering Ajax, Ont.
Josh Zabar OF 6·/185 B & N Swampscott, MA


TOP 15 - 03s In Wareham

1. Jeff Allison RHP 6·/190 Peabody Peabody, MA
Allison is one of the nations top 03 prospects. In Wareham he threw 90-92 with a killer 80 mph slider. He is extremely athletic and has one of the quickest arms in the country. He does seem to recoil a bit on the fastball, but finishes up well on the breaking ball. This is one very rare, magical arm!

2. Eric Grabowski OF/P 6·/180 David Proudy Spencer, MA
This was one of the biggest surprises of the year so far. Grabowski is a potential high draft prospect in 03. He ran a hand held 6.55 ·60 and swings the bat with authority. He has a MLB body and outstanding athleticism. Oh yeah! He also threw an inning or two at 88-89 with a killer breaking ball.

3. Billy Muldowney 3B/P 6·/185 East West Chester, PA
Muldowney is a guy we have heard amazing stories about. It? fun when those stories turn out to be the truth. He has a strong mature type body and swings a big bat. He hit a home run and a double and it looks easy. On the mound he threw 87-89, touching 90 a couple times with a plus MLB curveball.

4. Lance Zawadzki SS 5·0/165 St. John? Ashland, MA
Maybe the top infielder, any class, in Wareham. Outstanding actions and an 86 mph across the inf. Arm. He also ran a 6.77 and hit one out in BP. He creates outstanding bat speed and maybe over attacks a bit.

5. Chris Lubanski OF/P 6·/180 Kenrick Catholic Schwenksville, PA
Lubanski is very athletic. He played on the Youth National Team that won the gold medal this summer. He has had a long tiring journey, but still managed to run a 6.75 60 and play real well in Wareham.

6. Matt Antonelli SS 6·/185 St. John? Prep Peabody, MA
Antonelli remember his name! There? not much he can? do on a baseball field. He ran a 6.79 and a 4.19 H-1. He has an MLB average arm and good actions in the infield. He? a good hitter with power potential. And he threw 85-87 off the mound with a sharp 74 mph breaking ball.

7. Adjatay Nyadjroh OF 6·/190 Andover Summerville, MA
Very athletic looking player. He ran a 6.9, but looks much faster than that. He has a better than average arm and some outstanding hitting ability.

8. Ryan Williams P/3B 6·/160 Danvers Danvers, MA
Williams is yet another good athlete who projects nicely. He has a quick bat and a good arm. He could become special as he gets stronger.

9. Matt Linder RHP 6·/175 Hamarskjold Thunder Bay, CAN
Linder projects very well. He has that long lean body and his arm works great. He throws mid 80s now, but he has a big future ahead of him.

10.Larry Day C 5·1/190 St. John? Prep Amesbury, MA
He loves the game and plays for keeps! One of the most enjoyable players we have had at our events. He is a pretty good catcher, but he is a top level hitting prospect. He can hit and hit with power. Hit a couple good ones including a HR in the games.

11.Michael Roeder OF 6·/150 Waterloo Waterloo, Ont.
He is an interesting 03 prospect who ran a 6.85 and threw 88 from the outfield.

12.JP Alvarez INF 5·1/170 The Benjamin P. Bch Gardens, FL
Alvarez is someone to keep an eye on. His skills are not fully developed, but he flashes some outstanding ability at times. He has fast, soft hands, both in the field and at the plate.

13.Dan Gulino INF 5·0/150 VA Alexandria, VA
Gulino has a mid 80s arm and can hit. He should be watched closely.

14.Mike Parker SS 5·/165 Newton South Newton, MA
Parker is another 03 who showed some good skills, especially with the bat.

15.Michael Cart 3B 6·/190 KingCity King City, Ont.
Cart projects very well. He has an outstanding baseball body and ability.