Romeo Rivas (2028 C, Westhampton Beach, NY) was impressive during his round, as the 2028 backstop used a compact stroke to deliver several line drives from line-to-line. He uses his lower half extremely well to create bat speed and flashed some power to the left centerfield gap. 

Dylan Grotas (2027 3B, Glen Head, NY) delivered numerous line drives throughout his round. He implored a simplistic, whole field approach with quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. 

Zachary Harner (2026 1B, Ny, NY) used his present strength to showcase some of the louder impact. He created plenty of torque and leverage with his lower half, delivered the barrel with plenty of authority and displayed usable power potential. 

Christian Rivera (2027 OF, Dix Hills, NY) showcased some of the better bat speed on the day, as the left-handed hitting 2027 outfielder scorched several line drives to middle and pullsides of the field. He delivered the barrel on-time with plenty of whip and bat speed. He used his levers efficiently and projects for more power as he matures.

Kelvin Almonte (2025 SS, Yonkers, NY) was impressive with his overall physicality and ability to turn the barrel on the inner-half. He displayed easy bat speed and impacted the baseball with authority to the pullside.  

Isaiah Holtz (2027 OF, New York, NY) showed feel for the barrel and projectable bat speed during his round. The quick-twitch 2027 outfielder displayed plenty of quickness to his hands, used the entire field well and will continue to expand his power tool with added strength. 

Xavier Santos-Olson (2027 C, Port Chester, NY) is a hulking 6-foot-4, 220-pound catcher with immense power projection as he continues to refine his stroke. He used a loose, leveraged stroke to impact the baseball with authority to the middle and pullside of the field. 

Rohan Persad (2028 SS, Toronto, ON) worked two hitless innings on the mound, striking out three via a strong pitch mix. He worked the heater up to 82 with jump from the hand, also mixing in a low-70s breaking ball with deep two-plane tilt. Persad also recorded two hits on the day, including a hard-hit triple.

Isaiah Holtz (2027 OF, New York, NY) had a big day at the plate during game action, recording two hits and driving in one. An athletic right-handed hitter, Holtz used a quick barrel through the zone with control and pull-side impact. 

Steven McRae (2026 1B, South Plainfield, NJ) put on a show at the dish on Sunday, recording a hit in all three of his plate appearances, driving in one. McRae showcased advanced skills in the box, using an all-fields line drive approach with a compact left-handed stroke. 

Michael Vanputtenvink (2027 SS, Augusta, NJ) got the hands around thanks to a compact right-handed swing, lining a double into the corner in left. He possesses a line drive approach in the box with the ability to go to multiple fields. 

Romeo Rivas (2028 C, Westhampton Beach, NY) displayed an ability to sit back and send a line drive to the left center gap, driving in a run. A medium-framed right-handed hitter, Rivas possesses a quick and impactful barrel. 

Kelvin Almonte (2025 SS, Yonkers, NY) drove in a pair via a double to the pull-side field. Bigger right-handed frame with present strength, Almonte has the ability to impact multiple fields thanks to an advanced approach. 

Christian Rivera (2027 OF, Dix Hills, NY) went to the pull side and drove in a pair via a hard hit double to the wall in right. Showcased an athletic setup in the box with the ability to impact the ball to multiple fields. 

Ryland Caringer (2027 SS, Fair Lawn, NJ) had a 2-2 day at the plate including a sac fly, showcasing the ability to consistently find ways on base and be a run producer for his squad. The 6-foot, 150 pound prospect displayed good barrel control and flashed intent to generate pull side impact during his ABs.

Kelvin Almonte (2025 SS, Yonkers, NY) showcased line drive tendencies at the plate, smoking a single back up the middle during his first AB. There's evident strength to be found in the 6-foot-1, 195 pound frame with speed tool flashed on both sides of the field.

Patrick Simek (2028 SS, Harrison, NY) picked up an RBI single to CF in the bottom of the 2nd, displaying the ability to produce both carry and backspin on the baseball throughout his game.

Isaiah Holtz (2027 OF, New York, NY) was a valuable piece on both sides of the field, reaching base multiple times offensively while also closing out the game up to 79 mph on the mound. The athletic 5-foot-9, 148 pound prospect repeated the stroke well with loud impact back up the middle.

Christian Rivera (2027 OF, Dix Hills, NY) finished his day on a high note, rocketing a single to RF with evident bat speed on display. The 5-foot-10, 165 pound prospect has clear strength in the hands with aggressive tendencies at the dish.

 Joe Yazawa (2027 RHP, New York, NY) was dominant on the mound in three innings of work, finishing with seven strikeouts while not allowing a hit on the day. The 5-foot-6, 140 pound righty did a nice job of keeping hitters off balance with a FB/CB/SPL mix, the latter displaying late drop and spin kill.