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Andy Holub
3B - 2022 - Bronxville, NY
Iowa/Wake Tech
Holub is a physically advanced corner infielder with an intriguing athleticism/power combo. The Tulane university commit ran a 6.91 sixty, recorded arm strength up to 86 mph across the diamond and advanced hit tool over the weekend. He implores a simple, repeatable swing to find the barrel often and displayed legitimate power to all fields.
Jack Ingino
RHP - 2023 - West Chester, PA
Lehigh
Ingino was dominant during his outing Saturday, posting 5 K's in two innings of work while sitting 84-87 mph. From a high 3/4 slot, the physical righty was untouchable when he located effectively and flashed a breaker with more than enough vertical depth to it. Ingino was mechanically sound and extended downhill well with good incorporation of the lower half.
Hudson Narke
RHP - 2023 - Phoenixville, PA
Elon
Dominant during his time on the mound, punching out all six batters he faced. A dynamic fastball-slider combination, Narke worked consistently in the low-80s, spotting his fastball in all four quadrants of the zone. An easily repeated operation, the projectable right-hander tunneled pitches, maintaining his arm speed as he generated tons of swing-and-misses. While also being clocked up to 87 mph from the outfield with athletic actions.
Robert Rispoli
SS - 2023 - Staten Island, NY
University of Connecticut
Rispoli is an uncommitted 2023 Grad with tons of quick twitch and athleticism. He recorded an event best 6.68 sixty, showcased smooth, fluid actions in the field, and recorded arm strength up to 84 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he uses a short, compact stroke to impact the baseball from gap-to-gap with authority.
Gavin Wang
RHP - 2023 - Scotch Plains, NJ
Uncommitted
Wang consistently produced easy life from a 3/4 arm slot Saturday on the bump, striking out all six batters faced in two innings of work. From a 6'0" 195 lb frame, Wang was able to keep the mechanics simple and repeatable, flashing advanced command to both sides of the dish while running the gun up to 86 mph. In terms of off speed, he broke out a nasty 11-5 slurve on multiple occasions that had both vertical and horizontal plane present.
Evan Biddle
RHP - 2023 - Salem, NJ
Uncommitted
Biddle really stood out during his time on the mound, as the physical right-hander worked up his heavy heater up to 85 mph. Using his long limbs to create a tough downhill angle on his fastball, getting on opposing hitters quickly. Showcasing a projectable arsenal that just needs some refinement to feel for his breaker and change-up. Barreling some balls up throughout the day, Biddle again used his long levers to impact and elevate the ball through the middle-of-the-field.
Anthony Belisario
SS - 2024 - Staten Island, NY
University of Connecticut
Belisario was electric in all facets of his game over the weekend, as the Coastal Carolina commit showed off marked improvements across the board. He ran a 6.71 sixty, recorded arm strength up to 93 mph from the outfield and showed his versatility by topping out at 89 mph during infield drills. At the plate, the improvements shined as the quick twitch athlete scorched numerous line drives from a well-balanced swing and displayed loads of present bat speed.
Trevor Dosenbach
OF - 2024 - West Grove, PA
Richmond
Dosenbach was impressive on both sides of the ball throughout the event, as the athletically built 2024 Grad ran a 6.71 sixty and recorded arm strength up to 89 mph from the outfield. Showcased positional versatility by displaying plenty of athleticism and the aforementioned arm strength during infield drills as well. At the plate, he used lightning quick hands and definitive barrel skills to impact the baseball all over the field.
Gregory Bruno
RHP - 2024 - Staten Island, NY
Georgia Southern
As a legit two way prospect heading to Stetson, Bruno did what he usually does and impressed on both sides of the field. The projectable athletic righty topped out at 87 mph on the bump with a lethal off speed arsenal that included a tight 11-5 curve and a changeup with significant fading life. Bruno was also a force at the plate, showing power potential and an exit velocity of 95 mph.
Jack Sweeney
OF - 2024 - Cream Ridge, NJ
Rutgers
With more than enough athleticism, Sweeney was impressive in basically every aspect of the game Saturday which started with a 6.82 sixty time. That speed translated on both the offensive and defensive ends, especially in the outfield where Sweeney displayed tons of range and smooth footwork. At the plate, he possesses an advanced contact tool as well as increasing power potential with an exit velocity at 92 mph.
Janiel Santana
RHP - 2024 - S Ozone Park, NY
Uncommitted
Santana improved his stock after a loud outing on the bump where he managed to run the gun up to 89 mph in a quick one inning of work. The projectable 6'1" 170 lb frame of Santana produced a full arm action and worked with a quick tempo to keep hitters uncomfortable in the box, flashing a changeup displaying late hard fade to it. Serious potential here as the righty continues to refine.
Landon Mack
RHP - 2024 - Columbus, NJ
Rutgers
One of the most impressive pure athletes of the day. Mack just oozes athleticism, with quick twitch in his actions. 89 from across the diamond and up to 86 on the bump, there is serious life in Mack's arm with whip in his arm action. Staying through the middle-of-the-field during his round of BP with lightning quick hands producing backspin line-drives to the back of the net. Only a '24 grad, Mack could be a legitimate two-way prospect as he continues to develop.
Ethan Mitnick
SS - 2024 - Linwood, NJ
Gettysburg
Mitnick was certainly intriguing across the board over the weekend, as the compactly built 2024 impressed all-over the field. He ran a 6.97 sixty, recorded arm strength up to 87 mph from the outfield and fluidity in the infield. At the plate, he used quick hands and good feel for the barrel to produce numerous well-struck line drives.
John Podgorski
RHP - 2024 - Sewell, NJ
Villanova
Podgorski displayed legitimate two-way talent throughout the event, as the long, lean right-hander ran his fastball up to 84 mph and struck out five in his two innings of work. In the field, he uses long, fluid strides to showcase a solid defensive skill set and recorded arm strength up to 83 mph. At the plate, he uses his long levers effectively to leverage the baseball out in front and displayed a propensity to find the barrel. Has tons of upside remaining, as he continues to physically mature.
Matthew Cruz
RHP - 2024 - North Bellmore, NY
Rutgers
Cruz is another name to watch out for on the mound, using a dangerous two-pitch fastball/slider mix to keep hitters off balance. Cruz was able to change tempos successfully while challenging hitters up in the zone, ultimately topping out at 85 mph. The slider was a true wipeout pitch with 10-4 movement and tons of late horizontal life. Expect the swing and miss potential to only continue to grow.
Coy Allman
C - 2025 - Marietta, PA
Uncommitted
Physically advanced for a '25 grad, Allman had himself a day during on Saturday. A 1.93 pop time with throws up to 78 from behind the dish, Allman's actions allow him to gain positive ground towards his target with accurate throws on the bag. The bat played all day with plenty of well-struck line-drive during BP showing serious power potential. Collecting a few knocks during games, Allman showed the great barrel control, peppering the gaps.
Caleb Fletcher
RHP - 2025 - Hillsboro, VA
Old Dominion
Fletcher is a sturdy built 2025 catcher with tons of things to dream on. He recorded an event best 1.91 pop time, while displaying in-game actions and arm strength up to 79 mph behind the dish. At the plate, he stayed consistent with his line drive stroke and flashed future power potential. Also, flashed some two-way abilities by topping out at 83 mph on the mound.
Michael Delgaudio
OF - 2025 - Lutherville, MD
Uncommitted
Delgaudio looked in several areas of the showcase on Saturday. Clean actions during defensive drills with throws up to 81 mph from the outfield and 82 mph from first. A consistent line-drive stroke at the plate, Delgaudio impacted the ball well during BP while also collecting a knock during game action. Working in the low-80s on the bump, as he matures physically there is some serious two-way potential for the Baltimore, MD-native.