Dan Merkel (2021 RHP, Millstone, NJ) A strong good, with an athletic build swings with intent.  Stands even and upright, hands cock barrel straight up into load.  Had a really good swing after battling for a few pitches for a ld 2b to rcf.  Was also 87 mph off the bump, with good asr.  High 3/4 as, commanded both sides of the plate with good down hill plane.

Domenic Marotta (2020 2B, Sewell, NJ)  A strong kid, with some juice, has a hanging leg lift with long stride.  Shows consistently that he can get the barrel through short and fast.  Shows patience in his at bats and good vision.  Ball exploded off his bat for a hard double in his first at bat.

Noah Collier (2021 RHP, Chalfont, PA) An average height pitcher, with a thick lower half. Keeps high hands, throws from a high 3/4 slot, some looseness and good extension.  A kid that will throw strikes, and pound the lower half of the zone day in and day out.  Had two strong innings of work, striking out two.  Fastball was 77-82 and a cb that sat at 64, that had good depth, and was thrown for strikes.

Aidan Zakarewicz (2023 2B, Chalfont, PA)  Long, lanky frame  lower 3/4 slot, slings it a little, just fills it up with 2FB.  flashed slurve shaped BB with some depth, hard to pick up.  Competes pitch by pitch.  Commands very well on both sides of the plate, will run his fb hard on hitters hands.  Spread and even, toe tap guy, pretty simple in lower half.  Hips and hands fire simultaneously, that creates a fast bat whip through the zone.  Had a couple loud hit balls, especially a double to the left center gap.

Dominick Saldida (2022 SS, Toms River, NJ): Saldida showed a consistent approach in BP, getting the barrel out with bat speed and leverage and driving liners all around the cage, projecting well for big pop. 

Tyler Stone (2022 OF, Neshanic Station, NJ): Stone took one of the louder rounds of the day, really attacking the baseball out front and generating great leverage, driving the ball into the air and showing overall loud hitting tools. 

Jay Bant (2021 3B, Wall Township, NJ): Bant showed a very powerful swing in BP, lifting and separating before driving through violently with his hips, really impacting the ball in the air pull-side with huge jump off the barrel. 

Jake Cheeseman (2022 SS, Delran, NJ): Cheeseman has advanced barrel accuracy and feel for posturing well into his swing, getting the head out consistently and peppering the back of the cage with line drives and really projecting well. 

Vincent Esposito (2021 RHP, South Plainfield, NJ): Esposito has a complex move to load and stride but repeats it well and the results are tremendous bat speed that gets the barrel out on time and with authority, really driving the ball consistently. 

Mike Gallaro (2021 C, Manahawkin, NJ): Gallaro has a pretty simple swing and overall approach that he repeats well, showing feel for really moving the barrel around the square the ball up swing-after-swing with good jump to the pull side. 

JT Cap (2022 OF, Mechanicsburg, PA): Cap really stays connected well through his swing and has impactful bat speed with a line drive plane, doing an excellent job of squaring the ball up consistently to all fields. 

Oscar Scott (2020 OF, Sea Bright, NJ): Scott took a very loud round of BP, torquing well in his hips and really bringing his lower half in conjunction with good bat speed and violent hands, showing off big time raw power. 

Cameron Trego (2020 LHP, Coatesville, PA): Trego stood out for his intent and overall bat speed, really doing an excellent job of getting the barrel on plane and accelerating through contact, hitting missile liner after missile liner. 

David McCann (2022 C, Easton, CT): McCann separates well in his load and creates good snap through his swing, generating a ton of bat speed on a line drive plane and showing very good jump off the barrel. 

Austin Francis (2022 SS, Troy, NY): Francis showed very consistent barrel accuracy, posturing well and moving the barrel on plane early before accelerating through the zone with good bat speed, peppering liners to all fields. 

Everett Andersen (2022 RHP, Wilton, CT): Anderson really does a nice job of creating leverage with his long limbs and generating very good bat speed at the same time, combining to create consistent hard rising liners with lots of power projection. 

Roman Digiacomo (2022 C, Fairfield, CT): Digiacomo showed off a really nice whole field approach with the barrel skills and strength necessary to drive the ball in any direction, projecting really well for power with a loose, easy stroke. 

Michael Quigley (2020 RHP, Halifax, MA): Quigley has really good two-way upside, showing very good bat speed with violence in his hands and a clean stroke, driving the ball with leverage in the pull-gap direction with serious jump off the barrel. 

Lucas Rodriguez (2022 OF, Ossining, NY): Rodriguez has a lot of strength to his build and it shows up in his swing, really elevating the ball well with good jump generated by an excellent drive of his lower half into his swing and solid bat speed. 

Oscar Scott (2020 OF, Sea Bright, NJ)  Long, lean ATH build with some RTF.  3/4 slot, some quickness to hand.  Threw an inning with three K's.  Fastball was 84-90 with down angle, and challenged hitters in.  Curveball was 73 with good spin, and little depth.  

Matthew Jackson (2022 3B, Staten Island, NY)  Athletic look, even base, smaller leg lift, hands load up and back, keeps them near ear, compact path, quickness to hands.  Launched a double to deep cf.

Brandon Feigin (2021 RHP, Toms River, NJ)  Lean, projectable build with plenty of RTF, stretch only.  Commands both of the plates, elevates FB well.  Had 5 k's in his outing facing 6 batters.

Jake Dally (2023 2B, Bethlehem, PA)  Slighly open, upright, on tip toes, active hands, gets them out front with barrel.  good hitting tools, quickness to hands, covered plate well.  Hit a double down opp field line.

Matthew Quintana-Quirindongo (2021 LHP, New York, NY)  Side step rocker into inward leg lift, low hand break.  Fills up the zone, trusts his stuff, adds and subtracts with FB.  Had 4 k's after facing eight batters.  

Galvin Paniagua (2021 MIF, Hershey, PA)  A small frame kid, that attacks the zone.  Showed a good eye and patience, waiting for a good pitch to go after.  When he did get his pitch middle in, he ripped a double to the left center gap.  

Jack Marchese (2021 RHP, New Egypt, NJ)  A tall athletic kid, with long arms that is able to control his swing and stay inside the baseball.  He showed that he creates good torque from the lower half to explode into the ball.   Had a loud double to the rcf gap.  

Drew Uccello (2022 C, Medford, NJ)  A small frame with some ability and idea at the plate.  Displayed some quickness getting his hands through the ball.  Was aggressive on the first pitch that created a hard line drive single to center.  

Mike Gallaro (2021 C, Manahawkin, NJ)  Athletic, solid kid, that has a good load, with a short stride.  Controls the body well through the swing that created some power on his double.  

Noah Wieczorek (2021 RHP, Liverpool, NY)  Simple operation, coordinated for size. Rocker into leg lift, good lower half usage, Long, loose AA w/ some whip.  Fastball was 82-85 and BB was 68 that had some depth with hard spin.  Had 4 k's with zero walks.

Jackson Brinker (2021 SS, Weston, MA)  Hands work pretty well, has compact bat speed.  Squared up a ball for a double to right center field gap.  Had another good at bat for a single to left.

Connor McCreery (2021 RHP, Williston Park, NY)  Quick pace, some heavy sinking life to FB.  Late hand break, some cross fire.  Was 83-87 with his fastball and had 4 k's through two innings of work.

Joseph Dipippo (2023 3B, Torrington, CT)  Very strong, slightly open and upright.  Tends to leak his hips a little early, but gets the barrel out more than not.  Barreled a ball for a hard single.  

Steven Hardiman (2022 LHP, N Massapequa, NY) High waisted, young, tiny frame with plenty of rtf.  Hides ball well from a high 3/4 slot.  Fastball sat from 75-77, with good asr.  Had four k's in two innings pitched.

Noah Barrall (2021 3B, Delmar, DE)  Athletic body, with rtf.  Had some really good at bats that created deep pitch counts.  Barrel stays consistent through his swing and is able to get to a good contact position.  Hit some balls really hard all day, with two singles smoked up the middle.

Christopher Antonelli (2020 RHP, Yonkers, NY)  Lanky, thick lower 1/2 build with some room to add.  Deliberate rocker into high hands and coiled leg left/turn.  Fastball that sat 80-86, working down and both sides of the plate.  Had four strike outs facing four batters.  

Kyle Garrett (2022 OF, Pasadena, MD)  A small kid that has a good knack for the strike zone.  Gains leverage by getting in hitters counts and using a fast, controlled swing.  Showed good pop to the opposite field for a double to right center.  Also had a well struck ball to left field for a single.  

Michael Quigley (2020 RHP, Halifax, MA)  A quick tempo delivery, with a high 3/4 arm slot.  He was 87-92, flashed a sharp cb with late break.  Had five strikeouts in two innings pitched.  Uses his lower half despite tendency to over rotate.

Andrew Dongelewic (2022 RHP, Latham, NY)  A thin kid, that will develop strength with maturity.  Slightly open, narrow base, medium frame, really coils into back hip, very flat stroke.  Had a hard single in his first at bat.  Medium build with some RTF, Long limbs, Smooth, simple operation, side step rocker to inward leg lift. ¾ slot with some quickness to AA. Commands both sides of the plate, sinking and cutting FB, puts away hitters with short, hard biting 11/5 cb,  ability to drop in CB for strikes.