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Josiah Brown
SS - 2023 - North Plainfield, NJ
Manhattan
Brown showed of a dynamic set of tools, as the switch-hitting middle infielder recorded arm strength up to 90 mph across the diamond, ran a 6.98 sixty-yard dash and advanced barrel skills from both sides of the plate. He offers an exciting hit/power combination at the plate to-go along with his multi-dimensional defensive skills.
Aidan Paradine
C - 2023 - Bayonne, NJ
Siena
Paradine impressed with his game like actions behind the plate, as the uncommitted 2024 Grad is quick out of the crouch, exhibits a short, direct mid-line transfer and has plenty of arm strength. He recorded online, accurate throws up to 79 mph during drills and had the second best exit velocity of the event (95 mph). At the plate, he showed feel for the barrel and plenty of impact from gap-to-gap.
Braden Mosby
C - 2023 - Harrisburg, PA
Youngstown State
Mosby continued to show off his catch-and-throw ability, as the durable framed backstop recorded arm strength up to 78 mph from behind the plate and a 1.93 second pop time. At the plate, he incorporates his strong lower half to impact the baseball well from gap-to-gap, has a heavy barrel and can adjust accordingly when it pertains to pitch speed or location.
Sammy Laux
C - 2024 - Schwenksville, PA
West Virginia
Laux is an exceptional athlete with positional versatility and plenty of projection remaining. He recorded arm strength up to 78 mph from behind the dish during drills, produced online accurate throws up to 84 mph across the diamond during the infield workout and ran a 7.15 sixty. At the plate, he displayed excellent feel for the barrel and advanced pitch recognition.
Matthew Kouser
RHP - 2024 - Haddonfield, NJ
Northwestern
Kouser impressed over the course of his three innings, as the uncommitted 2024 right-hander worked comfortably in the mid-80s and topped out at 87 mph. He stayed simple down the slope, worked into a loose three-quarters arm slot and repeats well given his length. He landed his slurve for strikes at-will and flashed a potential swing-and-miss changeup to complete his full repertoire. The 6-foot-5, 195-pound New Jersey native has a high ceiling and will continue to add more velocity as he matures.
Jon Young
SS - 2024 - Cherry Hill, NJ
Alabama
Young took one of the cleaner rounds defensively, as he showcased sound footwork and smoothness to his actions. He recorded arm strength up to 83 mph across the diamond. The North Carolina commit flashed some juice to the pull side during his round of BP as he utilized the whole field effectively and has some feel for the barrel.
Austin Kreyenhagen
RHP - 2024 - Souderton, PA
Rowan University
Kreyenhagen showcased the full arsenal over the course of four innings on the bump, ultimately topping out at 87 mph from a still projectable 5-foot-11 170 pound frame. The righty worked from a borderline over the top slot, flashing a quick clean and consistent arm stroke that sequenced both a 12-6 breaker and change up well throughout the appearance.
Sam Weinstein
C - 2024 - Brookeville, MD
Appalachian State
Weinstein really impressed behind the plate with advanced action, exploding out of the crouch, consistently putting the ball right on the bag. Recording one of the best pop times of the event of a 1.86, Weinstein displayed excellent catch-and-throw ability with a plus-arm. Flashing some pop to the right-center field gap during BP, the uncommitted backstop showed his ability to impact the baseball.
Carson Merritt
SS - 2024 - Elkridge, MD
Randolph-Macon College
Merritt's athleticism really jumped out during workouts and gameplay. With the ability to play multiple spots in the infield, he moved well laterally showing off his range in game making a stellar play diving up-the-middle getting to a ball behind second base. A 7.08-second runner with a strong feel for the barrel, Merritt is your ideal top-of-the-line table setter and continually put together quality at-bats.
Carver Salazar
SS - 2024 - Arnold, MD
UMBC
Salazar looked really good in the infield showcasing all the things needed to stick on the left side. Moving well to his left and right, Salazar displayed clean glove actions with strength arm strength across the diamond, up to 84 mph. Working through the middle-of-the-field during his round BP, the uncommitted Maryland-native displayed a compact, line-drive stroke with some sneaky juice that will continue to develop as he fills out his 6-foot-1, 170-pound frame.
Ryan Zimmer
C - 2024 - Audubon, NJ
Uncommitted
Zimmer looked good in multiple facets throughout the weekend notably with a standout BP round that carried over in game. Consistently getting the barrel out to the point of contact, Zimmer worked gap-to-gap as he squared up several balls throughout the event. Staying short and simple, Zimmer displayed line-drive tendencies and can hit anywhere in the lineup. From behind the plate, Zimmer showcased his athleticism, gaining ground the second with some quickness to his action, recording a pop time of 2.01-seconds.
Nick Hernandez
OF - 2024 - Asbury, NJ
Scranton
Hernandez showed plenty of things to like, as the twitchy uncommitted outfielder recorded arm strength up to 87 mph during drills and ran a 7.13 second sixty. At the plate, it is a simple stroke with good bat-to-balls skills and some whip to his barrel.
Joe Nottingham
RHP - 2025 - Windsor Mill, MD
Georgia
Nottingham showcased the best velocity of the event, as the immensely projectable right-hander ran his fastball up to 91 mph early on during his outing. He maintained the mid-to-upper 80s throughout with plenty of strikes and mixed in a promising slider that flashed short, late bite to it. The upside is extremely vast as he continues to physically mature.
Jason Fultz
3B - 2025 - Harborcreek, PA
Clemson
Fultz's physicality certainly stands out, as the 6-foot-1, 200-pound right-handed hitting third baseman recorded an event best exit velocity of 98 mph, while showcasing above average arm strength up to 90 mph across the diamond. At the plate, he looks to do damage and has exceptionally strong hands to impact the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. The overall hit tool is sound and the power projects big time moving forward.
Evan Jones
RHP - 2025 - Audubon, PA
Wake Forest
Jones showcased tons of projection on the mound, as the 6-foot-2, 185-pound right-hander ran his fastball up to 85 mph and punched out six over his three innings of work. The operation is rather simple with good usage of his lower half out to foot strike and a loose, easy lower three-quarters arm slot. He paired his fastball with two promising secondary offerings, as his sweeping slider and advanced changeup garnered plenty of swings-and-misses.
Chase Kroberger
OF - 2025 - Moorestown, NJ
Uncommitted
Kroberger's natural athleticism was on display from the jump, as the young framed 6-foot 165 pound OF/RHP prospect ran a 6.72 sixty yard dash which directly translated to multiple aspects of his game. He touched 87 mph from the OF with clean actions and a full arm stroke that was also present on the mound where Kroberger flashed a developing FB/SL/CH arsenal.
Jason Brown
SS - 2025 - Marlton, NJ
Uncommitted
Brown flashed young athletic actions from both the IF and on the mound, showcasing smooth glove work at the former with a clean arm action at both spots. The '25 grad has plenty of room to fill out and add strength which is already starting to reveal itself on the offensive end where he generated carry on the baseball with compact bat speed.
Ryan Lush
SS - 2025 - Woburn, MA
Uncommitted
Lush showed off the loads of quick twitch athleticism by running a 6.43 second sixty-yard dash and tons of lateral range in the infield. At the plate, he incorporates a simple, repeatable stroke with a table setter mentality and some feel for the barrel.
Cole McKenna
SS - 2025 - West Deptford, NJ
Seton Hall
McKenna projects well as he continues to physically mature and gain strength. The right-handed hitting infielder recorded arm strength up to 83 mph across the diamond, while running a 7.19 second sixty-yard dash. At the plate, it's a simple, repeatable stroke with good feel for the barrel and sneaky juice to the gaps. The swing translates well into game and he makes effective adjustments from pitch-to-pitch.
Noah Jordi
1B - 2025 - Canton, GA
Uncommitted
Jordi took perhaps the loudest batting practice of the event, as the left-handed hitting 2024 Grad scorched numerous line drives throughout his round. The swing is loose and quick with tons of feel for the barrel and some burgeoning power potential. He is fundamentally sound in the field with some positional versatility and upside.
Jason Bogart
SS - 2026 - Sicklerville, NJ
Uncommitted
Bogart showed tons of projectable tools on both sides of the ball, as the twitchy middle-infielder recorded arm strength up to 83 mph across the diamond, ran a 7.16 sixty-yard dash time and showed impressive barrel skills at the plate. It's a table setter mentality with in-game speed and stellar defense up the middle.
Eddie Rosado
OF - 2026 - Bristol, PA
Uncommitted
Rosado showed off excellent feel for the barrel both in-game and during batting practice, while displaying smooth, fluid actions in the outfield and first base. He recorded online, accurate throws up to 82 mph from the outfield during drills.