Cray Fite (2025 3B, Maysville, KY) was impressive on the mound in this one, as the young right-hander worked three no-hit, no-run innings and threw just 36 pitches. The long, lean 2025 grad ran his fastball up to 77 mph in this one with natural arm-side run and good command to the both sides of the plate. He mixed in an 11-5 shaped curveball to disrupt timing and punched out three hitters along the way. 

Jack McKillop (2025 2B, Scarsdale, NY) had a good day at the plate, as he recorded two hits in this one including a double and scored a run. The compactly built middle-infielder implores a simple setup at the plate with a short, direct swing plane. He displays good hand-eye coordination and the ability to deliver the barrel on-time. 

Leonardo LaSpisa (2025 SS, Oradell, NJ) continued to swing a hot bat in this one, as he scorched a line drive triple to right centerfield in this one. The 2025 grad exhibits a repeatable stroke with quickness to his hands and the ability to impact the baseball with authority. 

Jonah Willochell (2025 1B, Murrysville, PA) performed well on both sides of the ball in this one, as he collected two runs batted in and worked three one-run innings on the mound. The compactly built young left-hander allowed just one hit, struck out 3 batters and pounded the strike zone at a 75 % clip. He showed the ability to throw two pitches for strikes in any count, while generating tons of weak contact and plenty of swing-and-misses along the way. 

James Dolley (2025 C, Wildwood, MO) continued to show some power potential in this one, as he collected a loud double down the left field line. The long, lean primary catcher generates good whip to his barrel and has a good feel for the barrel. The young 2025 grad displays a solid catch-and-throw skill set behind the dish, while exhibiting quick, loose hips to block the baseball effortlessly. 

Leonardo LaSpisa (2025 SS, Oradell, NJ) used a whole field approach with good barrel skills to produce numerous line drives throughout his round. The athletically built shortstop incorporates simple movements into contact and quickness to his hands. 

Jonah Willochell (2025 1B, Murrysville, PA) showed the ability to consistently deliver the barrel on-time, resulting in well-struck line drives to the middle-of-the-field. He incorporates a simple setup at the plate with a good weight shift and a line drive swing path to stay short and direct to the baseball. 

Tyler Peck (2025 C, Palmyra, PA) was impressive throughout his round, showing both a good feel for the barrel and power potential to the middle and pullside. The durable framed catcher incorporates a strong lower half, line drive barrel plane and strong hands through contact to produce loud impact. 

Jack McKillop (2025 2B, Scarsdale, NY) was consistent throughout his round, while using a compact stroke with plenty of present bat speed to produce numerous line drives all over the field. The compact frame second baseman flashed some gap-to-gap power with some backspin carry. 

Shea Gendron (2024 1B, Lunenburg, MA) impressed during his round, flashing both an innate ability to find the barrel and legitimate power potential by driving numerous balls deep to the pullside. The smooth left-handed swinging first baseman creates good leverage out in front and has some quickness to his hands. 

James Dolley (2025 C, Wildwood, MO) was quite impressive throughout his round, displaying both a solid present hit tool and intriguing gap-to-gap power potential. The long, lean frame catcher stays simple with his movements and uses quick hands to impact the baseball with authority. 

Brandon Lynn (2024 RHP, New Hyde Park, NY) closed out the game Tuesday, going 2.2 innings with 3 K’s and running the FB up to 78 mph. He worked from a strong broad frame and displayed great extension downhill. Lynn had clear life and mixed in a looping breaker to keep hitters off balance.

Camren Piwnicki (2025 RHP, Newfields, NH) showed effortless jump out of the hand on the bump, getting the FB up to 79 mph. The righty has tons of projection in his frame, tossing 3 innings with 4 K’s. Piwnicki worked with great tempo and attacked hitters aggressively in the zone.

Dylan Drazka (2024 OF, Rye Brook, NY) put his skills on display from both sides of the field, proving that he can truly be an all around asset. He went 2-3 at the dish with a silky smooth inside out swing, and also consistently made plays from CF. The agile lefty showed the athleticism regardless of where he was.

Shea Gendron (2024 1B, Lunenburg, MA) accounted for 2 RBI on the day, going 2-3 as well with two singles back up the middle. Gendron used a simple repeatable approach to consistently make contact with good bat speed and quick hands.