Lucas Moore (2026 C, Malvern, PA) attacks a fastball down in the zone and drives a double to left center field. He has quick hands and works through his legs with a very mature approach to his ABs. His swing attacks the ball with line drive power. 

Tucker Montecalvo (2028 SS, Dover, NH) had a good outing on the bump. He ran the fastball up to 81, getting a lot of weak contact and 3 Ks in 2 IP. He paints corners with solid pitchability. He has a good feel and commanding presence on the mound. 

Christian Mascaro (2027 MIF, Toms River, NJ) rips an 84 mph fastball back up the middle in a line drive single. His swing is smooth and quick to contact with strong timing. Later stole a base and  scored with good speed on basepaths. Mascaro also doubled later in the game to right field.

Jayden Beriguette (2028 3B, Brooklyn, NY) drives a fastball to deep left center field in a triple. He has good separation with his lower half and lets his hands stay long through the zone. He also has line power to all fields with some extra juice to the pull side.

Kenneth Marrow (2026 C, Wallingford, CT) catches a runner stealing second base with a solid showing behind the dish. His hands are soft with quick transition. He gains ground towards second base on the throw with an accurate arm. Later in the game mashed a double to deep center field. He sits into back leg and lifts ball to all fields. His swing is very aggressive and powerful.

Alex Pass (2028 3B, Abingdon, MD) sneaks a double down the right field line. He has good bat-to-ball skills with the ability to make powerful contact. The swing is quick and aggressive. 

Jack Bylow (2027 1B, Greenwich, CT) ropes a triple down the left field line. He works through his legs with good separation of the lower half. The hands stay inside the ball with the ability to make productive contact to all fields.

Sam Schinestuhl (2028 SS, Fanwood, NJ) lines a triple into right centerfield and plates one run. His hands stay compact and short to contact. The swing stays down and through the zone with a line drive approach. He has a lot of barrel control and is strong on the basepaths.

Zane Prescott (2028 RHP, North Easton, MA) drove in a run on a late double to right field. The 6-foot righty hitter showed off impressive barrel skills along with a budding power tool to all parts of the field.

Danny Maye (2027 C, New Milford, NJ) got every bit of a fastball, carrying it deep into the left-center gap for a ground-rule double. The powerful 5-foot-11 righty hitter impacts the baseball with easy strength and leverage at the point of contact.

Aiden Gaskill (2028 C, Eastampton, NJ) found a couple of barrels in game three, showing off his ability to spray line drives to all parts of the diamond. He maintains good strength through impact and controls the barrel very well throughout the strike zone.

Brady Mills (2026 C, Saratoga Springs, NY) produced plenty of loud impact throughout his round, as the physical 2026 backstop uses a leveraged stroke to deliver the barrel with authority. He generates easy bat speed, stays through the middle-of-the field and has legitimate usable power. 

Brayden Moughan (2028 1B, Vineland, NJ) was another physical right-handed hitter that pummeled the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. He creates good separation into launch, generates plenty of present bat speed and has tons of strength in his hands. 

Cody Mills (2028 3B, Saratoga Springs, NY) has plenty of likable components, as the 2028 New York native has present strength, quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. He used the entire field well but showed legitimate impact potential to right-center field by carrying several balls off the wall. 

Aiden Gaskill (2028 C, Eastampton, NJ) had one of the more consistent rounds of the day, showcasing strength at impact by using his long levers to his advantage to deliver the barrel on-time and with authority. He found the barrel frequently and flashed budding power potential. 

Peyton Andrie (2027 3B, Sewell, NJ) used a well-time, compact stroke to produce several line drives throughout his round. He creates tons of hand speed with a strong lower half, delivered the barrel on-time and showed good leverage out in-front. 

Lucas Moore (2026 C, Malvern, PA) had perhaps the loudest round of the day, as the well-proportioned and strong 2026 backstop impacted the baseball proficiently throughout. He stays connected well into launch creates leverage with his strong lower half and showed adjustability by using the middle-of-the field well. 

Danny Maye (2027 C, New Milford, NJ) used his strength well to impact the baseball loudly during his round. He stayed mostly middle with his approach but flashed immense power potential to the pullside that will only continue to expand. 

Jayden Beriguette (2028 3B, Brooklyn, NY) showed some of the better power potential during his round, as the physical 2028 third baseman carried the gaps with ease and delivered the barrel with plenty of present bat speed. He generates backspin by coiling well into his lower half, while staying compact with his hands to frequently get the barrel to impact on-time. 

Noah White (2027 LHP, Calais, ME) showed advanced bat-to-ball skills, as the left-handed hitting 2027 sprayed line drives from line to line during his round. He stays short and direct with hands, delivers the barrel on-time and even flashed some strength at impact. 

Zane Prescott (2028 RHP, North Easton, MA) looked dominant in a three inning start for his squad, touching 82 mph with present life out of the hand. The projectable 6-foot, 170 pound prospect flashed feel for spin in the arsenal with additional velocity on the way as the frame continues to fill out. 

Jayden Beriguette (2028 3B, Brooklyn, NY) sent a ball into the trees during his first opportunity at the plate, smoking a solo shot over the LCF wall. The power production is real for the 5-foot-11, 180 pound prospect with dangerous intent behind the stroke.

Benjamin Thompson (2027 RHP, Cherryfield, ME) flashed an intriguing mix on the mound in a three inning appearance, effectively utilizing a two-plane breaker for swing/miss. The 6-foot-3, 190 pound righty works down the slope well with more in the tank for the future.

Hayden Ringland (2027 RHP, Fitzwilliam, NH) continued to perform on the offensive end, picking up another loud barrel into the LCF gap for a 2B in the top of the 3rd.

Brayden Moughan (2028 1B, Vineland, NJ) nearly missed a HR to the deepest part of the park in his final AB, but settled for a loud 2B off the top of the LCF wall. The strength in the 6-foot-3, 195 pound frame is clear with good usage of the full frame in the stroke.

Danny Maye (2027 C, New Milford, NJ) demolished a ball off the LF wall for a triple to start the game out with a bang. The 5-foot-11, 234 pound prospect does a nice job of utilizing the lower half in the stroke with clear strength in the hands.

Hayden Ringland (2027 RHP, Fitzwilliam, NH) led off the bottom of the 1st with a single hit on the screws to LF, showcasing the ability to generate loud line drive production with easy jump off the barrel.

Jack Bylow (2027 1B, Greenwich, CT) found the LCF gap for an RBI 2B to start his day, showcasing the ability to create carry and backspin to the pull side with projectable tools flashed.

Noah White (2027 LHP, Calais, ME) turned on an inside FB during his first AB for a loud 3B into the RF corner, showcasing present bat speed with the ability to impact the baseball out in front.

Aiden O'Quinn (2027 SS, Lower Merion, PA) rocketed a first pitch FB for a no doubt moonshot to CF in the bottom of the 1st, flashing dangerous power production to the middle of the field. The 6-foot, 175 pound prospect generated evident jump off the barrel with evident weight shift and hip torque displayed. 

Jackson Duncan (2027 LHP, Clifton Park, NY) picked up a barreled line drive single to CF in the top of the 3rd, showcasing intriguing two-way ability on the day after tossing 3 innings of five strikeout baseball while topping out at 80 mph in game one.

Peyton Andrie (2027 3B, Sewell, NJ) smoked a ball to LF in the bottom of the 3rd for a single. The athletic 5-foot-10, 175 pound prospect consistently found the good part of the barrel on the day with tools to like both in the present and in the future.

Alex Pass (2028 3B, Abingdon, MD) shot an RBI single the other way to close out the game for his squad, showcasing present strength in the hands with the ability to stay connected and generate impact to all parts of the field.

Cole Vanjonack (2028 OF, Chester Springs, PA) hammered a triple to the LF wall during his 1st AB, putting evident bat speed on display with clear pull side carry production shown.

Zane Prescott (2028 RHP, North Easton, MA) roped an RBI single the opposite way to immediately get himself on the stat sheet in the top of the 2nd, showcasing line drive tendencies with backspin created. He continued the oppo approach in the top of the 5th, squaring up another single to RF to finish 2-2 on the game.

Lucas Moore (2026 C, Malvern, PA) put together a quality AB during the bottom of the 3rd, winning an eight pitch battle with a double down the LF line.  The 6-foot-1, 188 pound righty did a nice job of generating impact out in front with present barrel control on display.

AJ Fawcett (2028 RHP, Chelmsford, MA) showcased the ability to impact the baseball with authority to the opposite field in the top of the 4th, driving a standup double to the right centerfield wall.

Michael Tran Jr. (2027 OF, Newton, MA) picked up an RBI single in his final AB of the game, putting a sound two-strike approach on display with present contact tool shown.