Dylan Potero (2025 LHP, Woolwich, NJ) started the game off with a solid single to CF after putting together a disciplined and mature AB at the dish, flashing bat speed and barrel control through the zone. He later put the developing power on display with a shot to deep RF, flashing strength in the hands with solid barrel extension.

Gage Petrutz (2026 C, Mantua, NJ) jumped on a FB early in the count during his 1st AB to drive a single to LF. The Maryland commit has evident bat-to-ball skills with tons of speed threat in his game that reveals itself on multiple levels.

Aiden Emrich (2025 RHP, Marlton, NJ) filled up the zone well and displayed sound command in his two innings of work. The 6-foot 160-pound right-hander relied heavily on his tailing fastball, which sat in the 80-83 mph range, missing barrels effectively. Emrich’s explosive lower half shows promise with additional room to fill out his frame.

Sal Marziani (2025 OF, Sicklerville, NJ) pieced up a FB for a loud single to LF during his 1st plate appearance successfully keeping the bat path level through the zone flashing a line drive approach. The young 5-foot-8 150 pound prospect has natural athleticism present with room to physically develop and fill out the frame.

Lou D'Alessio (2024 OF, Red Bank, NJ) smoked a fastball through the left side of the infield during his first at-bat of the game. The speedy 5-foot-10 160-pound junior displayed his impressive bat speed and awareness of the barrel for a leadoff single.

Gavin Heck (2024 C, Chadds Ford, PA) ripped an early count fastball to end his day punishing it to deep center field. The 6-foot 180-pound junior displayed his power from the right side, incorporating the lower half well and showcasing evident torque of the hips.

Braden Reiter (2025 3B, Mullica Hill, NJ) got a hold of a fastball over the plate and lined it to left field for a late-game single. The 5-foot-9 165-pound infielder exhibited his repeatable and intent based swing, turning quick and barreling up the baseball successfully.

William Childs (2025 3B, Hammonton, NJ) showcased plenty of things to like, as the 2025 Grad used a simple, direct swing path to produce several line drives throughout his round. He used the entire field effectively and impacted the baseball with authority. 

Braden Reiter (2025 3B, Mullica Hill, NJ) showed an intriguing mix of barrel skills and power potential throughout his round. He implores a slightly lofted stroke with good lower half usage and has tons of strength at impact. 

Torrance Cooper (2024 C, Egg Harbor Township, NJ) displayed a quick, direct swing to impact the baseball well throughout his round. He stays connected and is efficient with his movements into launch. 

Lou D'Alessio (2024 OF, Red Bank, NJ) impressed during his round with his ability to deliver the barrel on-time. He displays plenty of present bat speed and has legitimate gap-to-gap power. The constant performer continued to display sound awareness of his barrel and is a consistent performer.

Dylan Potero (2025 LHP, Woolwich, NJ) implores a lofted stroke with tons of intent and lower half torque. He produced several line drives throughout his round and will only continue to expand his overall hit tool as he matures. 

Zach Linn (2024 1B, Yardley, PA) found the barrel frequently throughout his round, as the left-handed hitting 2024 produced several well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap. He uses his lower half well to generate plenty of present bat speed and has sound barrel awareness. 

Gage Petrutz (2026 C, Mantua, NJ) displayed an advanced approach with excellent adjustability and plenty of present bat speed during his round. He stays simple with his movements into launch and has strength in his hands. 

Sal Marziani (2025 OF, Sicklerville, NJ) has made marked improvements since our last look, as the 2025 OF displayed plenty of present bat speed and good feel for the barrel. He used his his explosive lower half to flash some power potential and produced several well-struck line drives throughout his round. 

Christian Bernhard (2025 2B, Hamilton, NJ) showed a simple, repeatable swing with quickness to his hands and plenty of feel for the barrel throughout his round. He stayed short and direct to the baseball, while using the entire field effectively and sprayed several line drives from gap-to-gap. 

Quinn Cali (2024 OF, Brielle, NJ) displayed the propensity to find the barrel throughout his round, while showcasing plenty of bat speed and strength at impact. He produced several line drives to the middle-of-the field and stayed connected well with his movements. 

Tariq Moore Jr (2024 SS, Williamsport, PA) impressed throughout his round with his ability to impact the baseball with authority to all fields. He implores a slightly lofted stroke and whips the barrel through the hitting zone with intent. 

Steven Mulqueen (2024 OF, Wantagh, NY) generates tons of separation and bat speed, as the long levered outfielder produced several well-struck line drives throughout his round. He showed feel for the barrel and the ability to use the whole field effectively. 

John Wolk (2024 OF, Phoenix, MD) showed a real handle for the bat during his round, as the left-handed hitting 2024 Grad peppered the middle-of-the field with numerous line drives. He gets on-plane early, uses his lower extremely well and generates plenty of present bat speed. 

Leo Doyle (2024 OF, Staten Island, NY) showed a mature approach during his round, as the uncommitted 2024 displays a calm, controlled swing with tons of leverage and strength at impact. He used the entire field extremely well and flashed some gap-to-gap power potential. 

Ryan Brown (2024 3B, Patuxent River, MD) used his physicality efficiently throughout his round, as he stayed short to the baseball and impacted it with authority to all fields. The 2024 primary third baseman has good feel for the barrel and showcased legitimate power potential. 

Kross Howarth (2024 3B, Worcester, PA) was impressive during his round, as the 6-foot-4, 200-pound Tulane commit generates a ton of leverage out in-front. He showed excellent feel for the barrel, has plenty of present bat speed and impacts the baseball loudly to all fields. 

Jack Harley (2024 3B, Mendham, NJ) displayed an exciting blend of advanced barrel skills and immense power projection throughout his round. The left-handed hitting Rice commit stays smooth and fluid into launch, while generating tons of present bat speed. 

Marcello Rosanova (2024 OF, Chincoteague, VA) took perhaps the most consistent round of the day, as the twitch left-handed hitter found the barrel early and often during his round. He implores a direct hand path and whips the barrel with some intent into impact. He stayed through the middle-of-the field mostly but flashed the ability to turn the barrel over on the inner-half when needed. 

Joseph Vaccarella (2025 RHP, Mickleton, NJ) produced the loudest round of the day, as the long levered 2025 Grad punished the baseball to the middle and pullside of the field. It is a loose, leveraged stroke with tons of strength at impact and usable power that will translate long term. 

Joseph Vaccarella (2025 RHP, Mickleton, NJ) came out attacking on the bump, tossing two clean innings while recording all six outs on strikes. The 6-foot-3 205 pound righty ran it up to 87 mph with a full five pitch offering to keep hitters off balance and guessing, displaying solid balance over the rubber with downhill extension present. Also showed the ability to handle the bat on the offensive end, getting the barrel out in front with pull side power potential.

Ryan Brown (2024 3B, Patuxent River, MD) impressed in his brief one inning of work on the bump, consistently sitting 84 mph on the FB for swing and miss. The 5-foot-11 200 pound righty kept the mechanics simple and repeatable, working in line down the mound well and releasing from a borderline over the top slot flashing a CB with vertical plane as his go to off speed pitch.

Kross Howarth (2024 3B, Worcester, PA) had the loudest arm of the day, topping out at 90 mph from a whippy low ¾ arm action that produced tons of natural movement in the arsenal. The still projectable 6-foot-4 200 pound righty hid the ball effectively with tons of life out of the hand, sequencing a plus CH with fading action that consistently generated swing and miss over the top.

Darian Gaskins (2026 1B, Boonsboro, MD) proved to be a tough out at the plate over the course of his day, showcasing plenty of discipline while also flashing the ability to jump on pitches over the middle and create backspin to CF. The 5-foot-7 150 pound lefty has additional room to fill out the frame and add to the power potential in the future.

Logan Hastings (2024 RHP, Huntingtown, MD) was breaking off absolute hammers during his two innings of work on the bump, finishing with six strikeouts and giving no hitters no chance at the dish. The 5-foot-10 170 pound righty touched 2900 rpm on a devastating CB with steep vertical depth to pair with a FB sitting 84-87 mph that he showed the ability to elevate successfully.

Trevor Dosenbach (2024 OF, West Grove, PA) roped a liner into the opposite field displaying the ability to let the ball get deep and trust the hand speed through the zone. Dosenbach provided value on both the offensive and defensive ends throughout his day with overall athleticism present.

Aidan Kim (2025 C, Vienna, VA) flashed the ability to turn on an inside pitch and drive the ball pull side during his second AB, keeping the hands inside the baseball with solid lower half weight shift. Kim has power potential in the stroke and is also a reliable piece behind the dish.

Andrew Pellicciotta (2025 SS, Malvern, PA) sat back and barrelled a double in the LCF gap during his 1st AB of game two, showcasing plenty of hip torque while creating carry and backspin on the baseball.

Will Twomey (2025 3B, Washington, DC) obliterated a ball to deep LF in his final AB of the day, swinging a heavy barrel with plenty of weight shift through impact. The righty used all of the 6-foot-4 190 pound frame to generate dangerous pull side carry on the baseball.

Angelo Velez (2024 3B, Mastic Beach, NY) barrelled a couple of pull side singles over the course of his two games, flashing the ability to get the barrel out in front and fire the hips with success. The 5-foot-11 185 pound righty repeats the stroke well with bat speed present through the zone.

Steven Mulqueen (2024 OF, Wantagh, NY) poked a solid line drive single into LF to get on the stat sheet, keeping the hands compact through the zone with good barrel control shown. The 5-foot-10 170 pound righty was disciplined in the box with a simple stroke.