Owen Palmer (2025 SS, Woodbury, CT) showed the ability to stay on the pitch well, lining a loud line drive triple to the left center field gap. The left-handed hitting shortstop has a keen eye at the plate with good feel for the barrel and some quickness to his hands. 

Giovanni Bausone (2024 OF, Flushing, NY) had himself quite the day, as the athletically built outfielder went 2-for-2 in this one including a rocket line drive to the right centerfield gap for an inside the park homerun. The long, lean 2024 grad impacts the game in multiple ways on both sides of the ball, while showcasing intriguing upside.  

Arthur Green (2024 LHP, Dix Hills, NY) put his strength on display today by launching a triple deep to right field in this one. The strongly built LHP/1B added a single and showed the ability to use the whole field effectively. 

Tyler Washington (2025 OF, Chesterfield, VA) is a long, levered high waisted athlete with a developing set of tools. The young 2025 grad reached base twice in this one, wreaking havoc on the base paths as he swiped four bags. In his second at-bat, the primary outfielder stayed short and direct to the ball to end his day with a line drive single. 

Angelo Servellon (2025 OF, Coram, NY) showed the ability to impact the baseball out in front, staying back on a breaking ball for a line drive double that shot the left centerfield gap. The young primary outfielder implores a simple, repeatable stroke with minimal wasted movement and some quickness to his hands. 

Jack Bailey (2026 OF, Odenton, MD) has impressed all weekend with his high energy actions and solid defensive acumen. The young 2026 grad receives softly behind the dish, while also using his athleticism to move laterally well to both sides. The right-handed hitting Bailey stroked a line drive single in his only at-bat. 

Derek Patrissi (2025 SS, Yorktown Heights, NY) impressed on both sides of the ball in this one, flashing a developing two-way skill set that will only continue to improve. The left-handed hitting shortstop has made several tough plays in the field look easy, while also displaying a smooth stroke at the plate. He ran his fastball up to 76 mph in this one, flashing heavy arm-side life from a loose three-quarters arm slot. He added a line drive single in his second at-bat. 

Giovanni Bausone (2024 OF, Flushing, NY) is an interesting athlete with positional versatility and loads of physical projection. The young primary outfielder went one-for-one on the day with a single, while flashing athletic actions all over the field. 

Thomas O'Connell (2025 C, Harwinton,CT) continued to impress by launching a loud double deep to right field. The smooth left-handed hitting catcher has impacted the game on both sides of the ball, while showcasing an intriguing present hit/power combination. 

Jakob Ortiz (2026 C, Rome, NY) showcased his emerging power potential by staying back on a breaking ball extremely well and lining a loud double down the left field line. 

Danny Goodman (2024 LHP, Merrick, NY) was impressive during his three innings of work, as he displayed a simple, repeatable operation with good usage of his lower half and extension out in front. Working from a loose three-quarters arm slot, the young left-hander punched out seven hitters along the way and ran his fastball up to 73 mph. He mixed in a slower breaking ball for both strikes and swings-and-misses, flashing the ability to manipulate the spin profile effectively. 

Philip Mazzola (2025 C, Saint James, NY) displayed interesting two-way potential in this one. The athletic primary catcher ran his fastball up to 75 mph during his two innings of work on the mound, while staying hot at the plate by lining a rocket single down the left field line. 

Nick Barron (2025 C, Acton, MA) was impressive throughout his round, as the left-handed hitting catcher displayed immense power potential to the pull-side. He uses simple swing mechanics to deliver the barrel on-time and on-plane with authority and quickness, while staying through the baseball extremely well. 

Thomas O'Connell (2025 C, Harwinton, CT) implores a simple stroke with loose, quick hands and loads of present bat speed to spray line drives through the gaps. The left-handed hitting catcher stays short and inside the baseball extremely well, getting on-plane early to deliver the barrel with authority. 

Philip Mazzola (2025 C, Saint James, NY) is an athletically built primary catcher with an intriguing overall hit tool. The young 2025 impressed throughout his round with both his propensity to find the barrel often and the quickness he creates through the hitting zone. He uses his lower half well to turn quickly, while staying short and direct to the baseball. 

Tommy Kratz (2025 3B, Collegeville, PA) is a long levered primary third baseman with an interesting offensive profile. He incorporated a simple approach to deliver the barrel quickly and on-time, while impacting the baseball well to the middle and opposite field. 

Tyler Washington (2025 OF, Chesterfield, VA) stayed calm and controlled throughout his round, while flashing present bat speed and emerging power potential. The long, lean outfielder stays short and direct with his swing, delivering the barrel with strength and quickness. 

Nick Barron (2025 C, Acton, MA) showed the propensity to find the barrel quite often in this one, going 2-for-2 with a single and loud triple to right field. The strongly built catcher incorporates his strong lower half to turn quickly, delivering the barrel on-time and with with authority. 

Tyler Washington (2025 OF, Chesterfield, VA) is a long, lean primary outfielder with an intriguing set of tools. The young 2025 grad battled throughout both of his at-bats and was rewarded with a hustle double that made its way into the right-centerfield gap. 

Chad Jackson (2026 C, Westbury, NY) displayed athletic actions throughout the day, impacting the game in various ways to showcase his skills. The primary catcher lined a triple that beat the outfielders in his first at-bat before causing disruption on bases and eventually stealing home. 

Arthur Green (2024 LHP, Dix Hills, NY) was impressive during his three innings of work, as the strongly built left-hander punched out six batters along the way. He displayed the ability to repeat his mechanics well, pounding the strike zone and running his fastball up to 73 mph. Working from a loose three-quarters slot, Green was able to use his natural arm-side run to his advantage by avoiding the barrel throughout. He mixed in a slower breaking for strikes, while exhibiting the ability to manipulate its shape when ahead in the count. 

Kevin Fajardo (2025 SS, Brentwood, NY) impressed at the plate today, as he went 2-for-2 with a loud line drive triple, a single and 2 runs batted in. He uses a simple, repeatable swing to stay short and inside the baseball well, while flashing compact bat speed and some impact. The quick twitch middle infielder impacted the game on both sides of the ball by making several tough plays look easy and swiping a bag on the bases. 

William Vasquez (2026 OF, Colts Neck, NJ) showcased an impressive hit tool by going 2-for-2 in game two. The strongly built outfielder used his quick hands to deliver the barrel on-time and on-plane, while displaying strength through contact. 

Thomas O'Connell (2025 C, Harwinton, CT) continued to swing a hot bat in this one by going 2-for-2, lacing a single in his first at-bat and launching a triple to deep right field in his second plate appearance. The young 2025 grad has impressed throughout the day with his advanced catch-and-throw skills, plus arm strength on the mound and overall tools.

Philip Mazzola (2025 C, Saint James, NY) collected another two hits during this one, rifling a double through the gap in his second at-bat. The athletic primary catcher stays short and direct with his swing, while flashing plenty of present bat speed and extension out in front. 

Thomas O'Connell (2025 C, Harwinton,CT) was impressive on the mound during his two innings of work. The young right-hander sat in the upper-70s for the most of his outing, topping out at 79 mph from a compact three-quarters arm slot. Mixed in sharp 11-5 shaped breaking ball for both strikes and swings-and-misses. Proficient strike thrower with good command to both sides of the plate. Showcased high level two-way potential with loud impact in both of his at-bats. 

Arthur Green (2024 LHP, Dix Hills, NY) showcased his immense power potential by launching a long triple to deep right-field, plating one run for his team. The strongly built first baseman incorporates a short, direct path to the baseball and strength through contact. 

Fayz Baig (2025 LHP, Marlborough, CT) was quite intriguing throughout his three innings of work today, as he ran his fastball up to 78 mph from a loose three-quarters arm slot. The young left-hander struck out six hitters along the way, pounding the outer half effectively throughout. He mixed in a slower breaking to disrupt timing and generate plenty of empty swings. 

Philip Mazzola (2025 C, Saint James, NY) was impressive on both sides of the ball today. The athletically built catcher has advanced catch-and-throw skills with plus arm strength behind the dish. At the plate, he displays loads of present bat speed and the ability to impact the baseball. Went 1-2 on in game one with loud line drives in both at-bats.