Ryan Pittz (2022 RHP, Clifton Park, NY) dominated on the mound, striking out 3 and touching 86 through two innings of work. 

Javian Ovalles (2022 RHP, Chester, NY) made quick work of hitters, striking out 3 through 2 innings of work featuring a 3 pitch mix with his fastball topping 78 mph.

Xavier Zykoff (2022 RHP, Poughkeepsie, NY) Zykoff showed his ability to work counts at the plate and put a simple swing on the ball to go perfect on the day.

Charles West (2023 LHP, South Setauket, NY) ran the fastball up to 83 with a devastating curveball that sat down 3 hitters through 2 innings of work

Sean Diaz (2022 SS, Providence, RI) was able to work through an easy 1-2-3 inning with just his fastball which he ramped up to 83 mph

Michael Dinardo (2023 OF, Wynantskill, NY) went perfect at the plate, showing aggressive swings at the dish and the ability to go with the ball.

Ryan Gomez (2022 BHP, Salem, NH) showed his talent on the mound from both sides, running the gun up to 83 both ways and striking out 4 in the process.

Kyle Baudouin (2023 RHP, Monroe, CT) pitched 2 innings on the mound, striking out 6 and hitting 83 on the gun. Baudouin successfully kept hitters off balance with a fastball curveball mix.

Xavier Zykoff (2022 RHP, Poughkeepsie, NY) topped 80 on the mound while striking out 4 in his 2 innings of work. 

Andrew Keaveney (2022 1B, Fairfield, CT) displayed his ability to stay back on offspeed pitches and shoot the ball the other way with quick quiet hands.

Savier Paige (2022 SS, Wethersfield, CT) stayed short to the ball and was able to create some lift in his swing, showing quickness to the barrel with rising line drive contact to the back of the net.

Xavier Zykoff (2022 RHP, Poughkeepsie, NY) has short and quick swing from the right side of the plate and does a nice job of getting the barrel going through the zone, working to the pull side while showing things to like moving forward.

Andy Holub (2022 3B, Bronxville, NY) is a strongly built right-handed stick who looked to impact the ball with every swing he took. Though he has timing mechanisms to his swing, Holub was able to barrel some baseballs hard to the pull side, creating some of the loudest contact on the day.

Andrew Keaveney (2022 1B, Fairfield, CT) is another strongly built bat who dug in from the left side and was able to impact some balls well to the middle of the field, especially when getting extended out front.

Ryan Kolben (2022 C, Cumberland Foreside, ME) creates nice lift in his swing, consistently working to the middle of the field with quickness to his hands and jump off the barrel when squared.

Aiden Robbins (2023 OF, Yardley, PA) stayed short to and through the zone and did a nice job of repeating his swing while maintaining balance with quickness to his hands.

Austin Bohlman (2022 1B, Farmington, CT) is a strongly built left-handed stick who stayed quick to the ball with a short stroke, swinging with intent while barreling up baseball to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Justin Higgins (2023 SS, New Canaan, CT) put together a nice round, consistently finding the barrel with a linear stroke and separation in his swing. He repeats his swing and worked to the middle and pull side parts of the field while repeating his mechanics well.

Ian Wirtz (2023 C, Cheshire, CT) made the most of his one opportunity as he rocked a ball to the left center gap, flashing quick bat speed and power potential.

CJ DiBenedetto (2024 RHP, Southington, CT) had a day on the mound, striking out 5 through 2 innings while effectively working downhill and to the plate.

Austin Bohlman (2022 1B, Farmington, CT) ran it up to 82 mph in his 1 inning of work, striking out two with good deception on his off speed.

Dane Samartino (2023 RHP, Haddonfield, NJ) ran his fastball up to 85 mph with nasty off speed and a smooth delivery, striking out 4 through 2 innings of work.

Kyle Bourque (2022 RHP, Smithfield, RI) also showed his stuff on the mound, posting 4 Ks through 2 innings of work and hitting 84 on the gun.

Pierce Cowles (2023 SS, Fairfield, CT) had a perfect day at the plate, doubling twice with good power potential and the ability to use the entire field.

Axel Foss (2023 RHP, Forestdale, MA) showed a short compact swing to the ball going .500 at the plate with hard contact to the left side of the field.

Noah Jordi (2024 LHP, Mendon, MA) struck out 5 through 2 innings on the mound, displaying good command and 2 seam arm side run on his fastball.

David McSweeney (2022 LHP, Cohasset, MA) struck out 3 through 2 innings from the left side with a loose motion and live arm action.

Johnny Duddy (2022 RHP, Weymouth, MA) displayed the ability to keep hitters off balance on the mound, striking out 3 through 2 innings of work.

Christian Lucking (2023 C, Clinton, MA) went .500 at the plate with a solid double down the LF line, showing quick hands to the zone.

Noah Jordi (2024 LHP, Mendon, MA) went 1-2 at the plate with a deep line drive into the left center gap, showing good power potential.

Peter Parrotta (2022 RHP, Agawam, MA) geared it up to 86 on the mound with great life on his fastball striking out 6 in 2 innings of work.

Christopher Quigley (2022 MIF, Halifax, MA) lit it up from both sides of the field, smashing a double into the left center gap exhibiting a great bat path directly to the ball, as well as topping 83 on the mound with command of 3 pitches.

Joseph Zamejtis (2023 LHP, Danvers, MA) showed a heavy fastball on the mound striking out 5 through 2 innings of work.

Jared Vadeboncoeur (2022 C, Coventry, RI) swung it well during his time in BP, creating natural lift to his swing path while utilizing his physical strength nicely, staying simplistic with his swing with jump to the middle and pull parts of the field.

Enger Paulino (2022 OF, Worcester, MA) swung the bat with intent and created nice present bat speed through the zone and though he gets long with his path, the Massachusetts native was able to show some real strength off the barrel when squared.

Joseph Zamejtis (2023 LHP, Danvers, MA) is listed as a primary left-hadned pitcher but showed well with his left-handed swing as well. Staying short with his swing he was able to consistently get the barrel out front, creating line drive contact while showing quickness to his hands.

Matt Conte (2024 C, Andover, MA) continued a nice weekend with a solid round of batting practice, using his physical strength well from the right side of the plate. He creates natural lift in his swing path and showed jump to the middle and pull side part of the field.

Anderson Hart (2022 3B, Wellesley, MA) showed quick hands in his swing, getting the barrel out front with natural lift and fluidity to his swing. He occasionally gets mistimed but does a nice job of creating separation while working to the middle and pull side parts of the field.

Christopher Quigley (2022 MIF, Halifax, MA) showed nice rhythm and fluidity to his left-handed stroke, consistently finding the barrel while creating extension out front. It was a loose stroke and he found plenty of barrel during his time in the box.

Jack Quigley (2024 SS, Halifax, MA) has a relaxed approach at the plate and showed looseness to his hands, getting the barrel through the zone consistently while working to the middle and pull side parts of the field with comfort.

Jace Roossien (2024 C, Nahant, MA) is a switch-hitter who showed well from both sides of the plate. Left-handed, he worked to the middle and pull side parts of the field with some lift before showing more fluidity from the right side, consistently getting the barrel to the ball.

Pierce Cowles (2023 SS, Fairfield, CT) was able to generate some of the better bat speed on the club, getting the barrel through the zone with steady hard contact to the middle and pull side part of the field.

Nico Lambros (2022 3B, Norfolk, MA) put together a solid round of BP, working on a consistent linear plane with nice present bat speed to connect for consistent line drive contact. He swings with intent and found the barrel steadily.

Jabez Marte (2021 OF, Peabody, MA)went 1-for-2 at the dish for the Cardinal club, picking up a well-struck single through the 6-hole in his second trip to the plate.

Jace Roossien (2024 C, Nahant, MA) picked up a knock for Cardinal as well in their second game of the day, putting a ball back up the middle for a hard single off the bat.

Ryan Hawley (2023 RHP, Hanson, MA) worked the first two innings on the mound, utilizing an abbreviated wind up and a high three-quarters release. He was up to 81 mph with his fastball and struck out six while showing a 12-6 curveball.

Zack Kent (2022 SS, Wakefield, MA)worked a quick and clean frame to end it, topping out at 83 mph with his fastball, showing quickness to his arm with a slider up to 72 mph.

Jake Jachym (2022 LHP, Southwick, MA) filled the zone during his two innings on the bump, running his fastball up to 79 mph, showing good tempo to his delivery while striking out 4 of the 6 batters he faced.

Evan Brindisi (2022 SS, Oxford, MA) showed a quick arm of his own, running his fastball up to 82 mph to punch out two in his lone inning while spinning a curveball up to 72 mph with 11-5 shape.