Nicholas Rappa (2022 RHP, Kenilworth, NJ) showed some impressive stuff on the bump with a loose, quick arm and good life on the fastball that topped out at 83 mph. He showed good feel for a sharp slider that was best when he threw it with similar arm speed and intent. 

Nate Kinsey (2022 C, Middletown, PA) had a number of well-struck baseballs from the right side of the dish with an easy stroke and jump off the barrel. Kinsey has comfort to the pull side with a line drive swing plane and some present pop. 

Braden Connors (2023 C, Wyckoff, NJ) is a physical freshman with very good extension through contact and the ability to impact the ball already. He wore out the pull side with hard contact and has a smooth, line drive swing plane. 

Joe Skapinetz (2021 RHP, Far Hills, NJ) is a physical two-way player with a very easy fastball that topped out at 86 mph and struck out six hitters. He shows good feel for throwing his changeup and also showed pop to both alleys from the left side of the dish. 

John Rigas (2022 RHP, Lincoln Park, NJ) is very athletic on the mound with a fluid delivery and good sequencing. He filled up the strike zone with good feel for a sharp slider and arm quickness that should portend future velocity. 

Mark Capell (2021 3B, Morganville, NJ) showed off his big arm on the mound where he worked 86-88 mph and lived in the bottom third of the zone. The breaking ball showed potential as well as he got a couple empty swings with sharp break in the low-70s. 

Ty Sallie (2021 SS, Parsippany, NJ) is a good athlete in the middle infield and showed off his line drive approach. He has a simple swing with quick hands and had multiple hard hit balls to pull. 

Matt Shuhet (2021 SS, Mountain Lakes, NJ) showed some opposite field pop as he worked a couple of well-struck balls to the oppo gap. He uncoils well into contact and the power plays to both gaps. 

Daniel Perez (2021 SS, Greenwich, CT) Has a balanced stance, with an aggressive swing.  Had a hard single up the middle.

Owen Keim (2021 RHP, Herndon, PA) A strong, kid with some size to him.  Quiet approach with a short path to the ball.  Had a very hard hit ball to shortstop. 

Daniel Kanagy (2021 RHP, McAlisterville, PA)  Has a solid base, keeps hand in a neutral position.  Showed good contact with a shot up the middle of the field.

Jesse Alfalla (2022 SS, West Harrison, NY)  Short, balanced stance, with rhythm.  Slightly open stance with a slightly high back elbow.   Put the barrel on the ball for a hard single up the middle.  

Jason Rivera (2021 OF, Smithsburg, MD)  A tall lefty with hands up above the shoulder.  Smooth swing, and keeps his hands inside the ball.  A quiet load with a short, quick swing.  Since he kept his hands short, he smoked a line drive to the gap.  

Gregory Kopp (2021 C, McLean, VA)  A tall lefty hitter, with a short stride, that showed showed some pop.  Hit a ball extremely hard hit ball to the left center gap.  Has a good approach, and makes the necessary changes each at bat.  

Vincent Price (2021 OF, Bowie, MD)  A short, soft stride who keeps his hands high, close to his ear.  Had aggressive swings, and made hard contact up the middle.  

Mark Capell (2021 3B, Morganville, NJ) is a right-handed hitter who hits from a wide, even stance. Showed consistent ability to get barrel to ball, on time. Uses quick hands, direct path to create pull side pop. 

Robbie Carvelli (2023 OF, Flemington, NJ) is young, quick twitch right-handed hitter. Uses strong hands, consistent barrel accuracy. Shows projectable bat speed and strength. Looks to do damage out in front. Will continue to improve with maturity. 

Braden Connors (2023 C, Wyckoff, NJ) is a young, left-handed hitting catcher with strong hands and whip to his barrel. Used his strong lower half to create leverage and lift in swing. Accurate barrel with extension through the zone. 

Ty Sallie (2021 SS, Parsippany, NJ) is a long limbed right-handed hitter with quickness to his hands. Uses a slightly open stance, toe tap trigger to get to his front side. Quick, twitchy hip turn to get barrel there on time. 

Joe Skapinetz (2021 RHP, Far Hills, NJ) is a big, physical left-handed hitter. Used a hover trigger, slightly upward path to create loud pull side power. Consistently well timed and accuracy barrel. 

Vincent Licor (2022 1B, Morris Plains, NJ) is long, limbed right-handed hitter with plenty of room to fill out. Used a well timed, direct path to create some loud contact during round. 

Nate Kinsey (2022 C, Middletown, PA) is young, switch-hitting catcher with a high waisted build. Was well timed, showed consistent barrel accuracy. Showed ability to get extension out in front, strong hands and created pull side power. 

Kenet Quinones (2023 SS, Woodland Park, NJ) is a young, slender framed right-handed hitter with plenty of room to fill out. Slight upward path that created some lift to swing. Showed ability to get barrel there on time, will continue to improve with added strength. 

Brian Baek (2022 2B, Flushing, NY) made consistent solid contact at the plate driving balls up the middle. He gets a good launch angle and has power

Christoper Gonzalez (2020 SS, Flushing, NY) has an athletic frame and a quick bat. He showed good pitch recognition and drove a ball hard up the middle.

Anthony Marino (2022 SS, Lynn, MA) shows good patience at the plate and makes solid contact consistently. 

Cole Paro (2021 C, Wolfeboro, NH) has a good balanced stance with power potential. He had a hard line drive down the line in the games

Fausto Delacruz (2020 SS, New York, NY) has quick hands and makes solid barrel contact. Hit a hard line drive in the games

Josh Keevan (2021 LHP, Holden, MA) was up to 82mph on the fastball with life. Made quality pitches and struck out 6 of the 10 batters he faced

Josh Keevan (2021 LHP, Holden, MA) is a physical righthanded hitter with strong wrists and a simple stroke. He's got good bat speed with loud power that plays to all fields. 

Bryce Collis (2021 RHP, Whitesboro, NY) coils inward and really unloads onto the baseball as he finishes his swing. He looks to do damage and can turn the barrel over the inner half to really drive balls to pull. 

Chase Killen (2022 OF, Felton, DE) showed a consistent stroke as he got extended through contact nicely on a regular basis. Killen drives the ball up the middle well with a line drive approach and consistent gap to gap ability. 

Jesse Alfalla (2022 SS, West Harrison, NY) has a balanced stance with some bat speed and a lifted stroke from the right side. He gets engaged on his back hip well with looseness and athleticism throughout the swing. 

Justin Burrows (2021 OF, Fort Washington, MD) is another athletic swinger with fast hands and can work the ball in the air. Burrows has an easy swing with whip to both his hands and barrel. 

Daniel Kanagy (2021 RHP, McAlisterville, PA) showed some big power potential with lots of jump and carry off the barrel head. The swing is easy to repeat with excellent bat speed and controlled violence to generate such impact. 

Jack Lincoln (2021 3B, Lincoln University, PA) whips the barrel head nicely and elevates the ball while swinging with intent to do damage. His hips work well with good projectable power.

Andrew (AJ) Poole (2023 OF, McLean, VA) used a clean weight shift through the lower half wit good rotation and momentum forward. There's bat speed present with impact and showed good power early in the round. 

Daniel Perez (2021 SS, Greenwich, CT) has a smooth swing with loose hands and loft abundant to the lefthanded stroke. He gets extended out in front and projects for additional power as he fills out. 

Jason Rivera (2021 OF, Smithsburg, MD) has a naturally lofted stroke with a smooth swing plane and strong wrists to drive the ball on a line. There's some present bat speed and he really drives and works through the ball well. 

Cristian Perez (2020 C, Greenwich, CT) has excellent impact and raw power potential as he gets the ball into the air with strength to both gaps. The power is very intriguing with some barrel consistency skills as well. 

Daniel Barbero Jr. (2022 SS, Loudonville, NY) has a naturally lofted swing with a direct path and easy jump off the barrel. The whippiness of the barrel head coupled with the power to all fields makes him very intriguing. 

Leyton Pulsipher (2022 SS, East Moriches, NY) showed some impressive bat speed and impact while still staying short to the ball. He gets his hands extended well with good present barrel control too. 

Kyle Sharkey (2020 1B, Seaford, NY) turns the barrel over well with consistent barrel skills and good bat speed. He leverages the ball to pull with loud contact to the middle and pull sides of the field. 

Billy Steele (2022 C, Shoreham, NY) showed quick hands with a clean and timely uncoiling to explode onto the baseball. He separates well and showed that he can generate impact and fly balls. 

Daniel Kanagy (2021 RHP, McAlisterville, PA) is a strong, physical righthander who ran his fastball up to 85 mph during his outing. He maintains good direction toward the plate with an athletic delivery and shows good feel to spin a breaking ball that he could land for strikes and tight shape to go along with a fading changeup. 

Billy Steele (2022 C, Shoreham, NY) showed a line drive stroke with a true all fields approach. He remains balanced in the box and showed off some opposite field juice with some loud and deep contact in game. 

Justin Higgins (2023 SS, New Canaan, CT) has a projectable frame with some intriguing power potential. There's loose hands throughout the stroke and natural leverage and he can generate impact to either gap with authority. 

Jason Rivera (2021 OF, Smithsburg, MD) has intriguing two-way potential with an easy operation on the mound and a sinking fastball up to 82 mph and creates significant angle. He's got a pull side power approach offensively and showed hard pull side contact in game.