Kelwin Batista (2026 OF, Pennsauken, NJ) performed well on both sides of the ball during game action, working with an advanced pitch mix and collecting barrels at the plate. Batista pairs a deceptive delivery with a fastball up to 86 and a slider with late bite.

Luca Scarangello (2028 SS, Staten Island, NY) made the most out of his live at-bats against some tough arms, collecting a handful of line drive barrels to all fields thanks to a compact left-handed swing. Also worked up to 81 on the mound with a deep mix of secondaries. 

Chris Knight (2028 3B, Wall, NJ) turned in a nice outing on the hill, running the fastball up to 79 with some feel for a breaking ball and an athletic operation. He also collected a barrel from the right side during game action. 

Andrew Pron (2026 RHP, Mullica Hill, NJ) showcased exciting upside and an advanced pitch mix on the hill, using a projectable frame and quick arm action to fill up the zone. He showed feel for a tight slider while running the heater up to 89.

Vaughn Worthing (2026 SS, Tabernacle, NJ) features an exciting two-pitch mix as well as an athletic operation on the hill. Worked his FB up to 85 with life out of a high three-quarters slot. Also flashed feel for a sweeping slider and put together productive at-bats at the plate. 

Anthony Narciso (2027 RHP, Westfield, NJ) produced competitive at-bats and line-drive barrels during game action, using a tall and strong right-handed frame. Also displayed a deep pitch mix on the mound. 

Nicholas Amador (2026 RHP, Greenwich, CT) started the game on the mound and did not disappoint, touching 86 mph with present running action to the FB for swing and miss. The 5-foot-11, 185 pound prospect has further room for velocity production with developing spin in the arsenal.

Michael Birdsall (2028 C, Malvern, PA) took advantage of his opportunity at the plate in-game, roping a line drive single to LF with bat speed and barrel control on display.

Sam Dicker (2028 RHP, Bronxville, NY) was more than intriguing as a two-way prospect on the day, starting on the offensive end where the 6-foot-2, 210 pound righty drilled a ball the other way with lots of jump off the barrel. On the mound, Dicker topped out at 88 mph from a lower slot with lots of natural movement in the arsenal. 

Mario Toro (2026 3B, Vineland, NJ) was another impressive arm on the mound on the day, touching 84 mph utilizing a fluid repeatable operation and releasing from a lower 3/4 slot. The 6-foot, 208 pound prospect flashed a full 4-pitch arsenal and sequenced effectively for outs.

Aaron Vazquez (2027 SS, Staten Island, NY) also topped out at 84 mph on the bump, showcasing good rhythm and a deep arm path with present depth to a traditional 12-6 breaker for strikes.

Christian Valenti (2028 3B, East Islip, NY) put together a solid round, showcasing clear bat speed with consistent impact to the pull side of the field. The 5-foot-8, 160 pound prospect displayed evident contact tool for age with power continuing to develop in the future.

Aaron Vazquez (2027 SS, Staten Island, NY) utilized all of the physical 6-foot-3, 205 pound frame to produce loud barrels to the pull side of the field with dangerous barrel whip through the zone. He did a nice job of getting extended with present weight shift displayed.

Miles Martin (2028 SS, Fair Haven, NJ) showcased advanced line drive tendencies for his age with the ability to control the barrel and repeat the stroke effectively.

Robert Pasquarello (2028 RHP, Plymouth Meeting, PA) did a nice job of getting the barrel extended and creating impact out in front for consistent loud impact to the right center field gap during his round. The 5-foot-11, 160 pound lefty has intriguing offensive tools with lots to project on in the future.

Aidan Gamble (2028 1B, Downingtown, PA) absolutely hammered baseballs to the pull side gap during his round, creating dangerous leverage with effortless carry production. The intimidating 6-foot-3, 230 pound prospect cleared 100 EV and has top end power potential.

Connor McNally (2027 3B, Ramsey, NJ) generated evident carry and backspin throughout his round, doing a nice job of incorporating the lower half with clear weight shift through impact.

Sam Dicker (2028 RHP, Bronxville, NY) flashed obvious strength in the hands with present carry back up the middle, rocketing numerous barrels to the back of the cage. The 6-foot-2, 210 pound prospect displayed good rhythm to the stroke with clear intent.

Holden Cohn (2027 C, Short Hills, NJ) utilized a simple direct stroke and successfully kept the hands inside the baseball for contact to all parts of the field. The 5-foot-9, 170 pound prospect peppered both gaps for loud impact with additional power production on the way.

Petros Rouggeris (2026 OF, Oradell, NJ) put a pull side approach on display, effectively creating lift in the bat path with carry production to the left centerfield gap. Posted an EV of 92 mph

Jason LoBello (2026 OF, Rockaway, NJ) did a nice job of covering the zone with loud line drive production to all parts of the field. The 5-foot-9, 155 pound prospect controlled the barrel well and has traits that should translate in game.

Kelwin Batista (2026 OF, Pennsauken, NJ) had one of the more impressive rounds of the day, showcasing a pull side middle of the field approach with evident carry and backspin production.