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Eddie Kaufman
OF - 2023 - Throop, PA
Roanoke College
Kaufman turned in an event best 6.64 second sixty-yard dash time, while also producing the highest arm velocity (89 mph) during outfield drills. He oozes athleticism at the plate with some whip to his barrel and the ability to impact the baseball from gap-to-gap.
Chase Donahue
SS - 2023 - Shirley, MA
Uncommitted
Donahue showed off athleticism in multiple facets of his game, as the 6-foot-1, 168-pound middle-infielder ran a 6.99 sixty and produced accurate throws up to 80 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he stays short and direct with his hands to deliver the barrel with some authority.
Colin Flynn
OF - 2023 - Dorchester, MA
Suffolk University
Flynn showcased off tons of things to like on both sides of the ball, as the athletically built outfielder recorded a 7.02 sixty-yard dash and produced arm strength up to 82 mph from the outfield. He showcased in-game highlights as well, gunning out a runner at home plate to keep the game tied and collecting hits in both games.
Kevin Rosa
C - 2023 - Dorado, PR
Uncommitted
Rosa showed plenty of promise on both sides of the ball, as the strongly built backstop displayed a fundamentally sound defensive skill set and projectable gap-to-gap power potential at the plate. He recorded a 2.03 pop time with accurate throws to the right side of the back.
Alex Hee
RHP - 2024 - East Walpole, MA
Uncommitted
Hee did a little bit of everything throughout the showcase, highlighted by his arm strength as his 81 mph fastball was tied for second best in the event. He filled the zone and also showed a big arm across the diamond and a short, handsy stroke at the plate that generated some intriguing juice.
Jackson Lizzotte
C - 2024 - Old Town, ME
Uncommitted
Lizzotte is strongly built at 5-foot-10, 200 pounds and he knows how to incorporate that strength into his overall game. He launched a home run in his round of batting practice, looking to do damage with each swing, and also showed some of the most comfort in spinning a breaking ball as he went to it often while filling the zone when on the mound.
David Pengel
OF - 2025 - Avon, CT
Northeastern
Pengel projects nicely moving forward as the twitchy shortstop recorded arm strength up to 86 mph across the diamond and ran a 6.76 second sixty-yard dash. At the plate, he repeats extremely well, routinely finds the barrel and displays plenty of present bat speed.
Jet Jones
C - 2025 - Londonderry, NH
Uncommitted
Jones exudes projectability at 6-foot-3, 185-pound and showcased a sound catch-and-throw skill set behind the plate by recording a 2.04 pop time with arm strength up to 75 mph behind the dish. At the plate, he incorporates loose hands and good feel for the barrel to impact the baseball from gap-to-gap. Flashed two-way potential as well, as the long, lean right-hander ran his fastball up to 80 mph in his three innings of work on the mound.
Cooper Tarlie
C - 2025 - Waban, MA
William & Mary
Tarlie recorded an event best 2.00 pop time with arm strength up to 76 mph, as the strongly built 2025 Grad used quick feet out of the crouch and a direct midline transfer to get rid of the baseball. He stayed online with his throws and has plenty of arm strength. At the plate, he uses his strength to turn the barrel quickly and shows excellent feel for the barrel despite pitch speed, location or type.
John Biskupiak
C - 2025 - Canton, CT
Uncommitted
Biskupiak showcased game like actions behind the dish during drills, producing a 2.07 second pop time with accurate throws up to 70 mph. At the plate, he uses his present strength to impact the baseball with authority and displays good adjustability from pitch-to-pitch.
Joshua Skuce
SS - 2026 - Toronto, ON CAN
Uncommitted
Skuce showed off his two-way ability throughout both days, as the 2026 Toronto, Canada native collected two hits in each game including two doubles. On the mound, he ran his fastball up to 78 mph across his two scoreless innings and punched out four along the way.