Anderson Sweeney (2028 OF, Hyde Park, MA) drove a double for Team Green in game one. Sweeney grinds at-bats and works deep into counts, driving opposing pitches up.  

Aidan Carey (2028 OF, Franklin Square, NY) drilled a double for Columbia Blue and also tossed 2 innings with 4 strikeouts, pounding his upper 70s fastball for strikes, and was efficient in game 1. In game 2, Carey collected another hard hit with a single to left field, he later put a charge into an inside fastball, and one hopped the left-center field wall for a 2 RBI double.

Jensen Ives (2029 C, Gansevoort, NY) tallied two hits on the day for Columbia Blue, both singles, and also collected a stolen base. 

Nelson Muñiz III (2028 OF, Meriden, CT) hopped on a fastball and drove it to left field for a three-bagger, showing off his pop and quality speed for Columbia Blue. 

Jackson Germadnig (2029 C, Freehold, NJ) led off the game against Team Green with a 2B down the LF line, showing an aggressive approach with some juice to the pull side. Germadnig also pitched an inning in relief, striking out a batter. 

Christopher Rao (2029 LHP, Little Neck, NY) jumped on a high fastball and lofted a high fly ball off the left field wall for a double in the bottom of the first inning against Team Black in game 2. The southpaw also struck out 2 batters in 2 innings pitched in game 1, demonstrating projectable stuff to build on in the future.  

Carson Polsinello (2029 OF, Hopkinton, MA) doubled on a two-hopper off the left-center field wall for Team Black. 

Robert Shurtleff (2028 RHP, Holbrook, MA) singled through the hole at shortstop and third base, then followed it up with another hard single the opposite way to right-center field. 

Brayden Mascia (2029 3B, Yardley, PA) drilled a 2 RBI double down the left field line, displaying some explosive strength to the pull side. 

Jozef McCabe (2028 SS, Schenectady, NY) lined an RBI single to right field. Has a strong frame that produces higher exit velocities for his age. 

Tyler Neville (2028 RHP, Holbrook, MA) lofted a double over the centerfielder’s head in the deepest part of the ballpark for Team Black. 

Ryan Matson (2028 RHP, Wantagh, NY) turned in a strong performance on the mound, striking out three batters through two innings of work. The 6-foot-1 right-hander filled up the strike zone at a 70% clip, showing impressive command of his FB/CB mix. His fastball worked both sides of the plate, ultimately peaking at 79 mph.

Tyler Hendy (2028 OF, Kinnelon, NJ) timed up a fastball early in the game, lining it back up the middle for a single. The 5-foot-8 righty hitter gets his front foot down on-time and impacts the baseball with good strength to the middle of the field.

Evan Hoyle (2029 RHP, Shirley, NY) showed off his bat-to-ball skills, lining a fastball back up the middle for a base hit. The 6-foot righty hitter remains short and quick to the point of contact, delivering the barrel in a timely manner.

Jensen Ives (2029 C, Gansevoort, NY) took a fastball the other way, lining it through the right-side for a single. The 5-foot-8 righty hitter showed feel for controlling the barrel throughout the strike zone and working all parts of the field.

Jack Moreau (2029 SS, Greenland, NH) caught a fastball on the barrel, driving it into the left-center gap for a double. The 5-foot-7 right-handed batter controls the barrel well throughout the strike zone and impacts it with good strength to the pull-side. Moreau doubled again later in the game.

Cooper Norris (2029 OF, Cohassset, MA) drove in a run on a single to center field. The 5-foot-6 righty hitter timed up a fastball well, driving it back up the middle with an RBI knock. He stays short and quick to the baseball while controlling the barrel with ease.

Blake Carr (2029 SS, Needham, MA) found a loud barrel in game two, driving a fastball into the left-center gap for a leadoff double. The 5-foot-11 lefty hitter showcased advanced barrel skills with good strength to all parts of the field.

Anderson Sweeney (2028 OF, Hyde Park, MA) impacted a fastball well to the opposite-field gap for an RBI double. The 6-foot lefty hitter generates plenty of bat speed leverage at the point of contact and controls the barrel well throughout the zone.

Maximus Roberson (2028 SS, Flanders, NJ) found ways on base and showed off his speed tool by swiping multiple bags in game two. The 5-foot-10 right hitter has solid bat-to-ball skills with plenty of speed and athleticism on the basepaths.

TJ Karvelas (2029 C, Manchester, NH) drove in a pair of runs late in game two, showing off his barrel skills and strength to the middle of the field. The 5-foot-11 righty hitter generates good bat speed and leverage at the point of contact.

Jackson Powell (2029 OF, York, ME) made a nice sliding play in center field late in game two, showing off his range and athleticism in the outfield. The 2029 prospect gets a good first step on the ball and takes efficient routes to it.

Tyler Neville (2028 RHP, Holbrook, MA) looked sharp on the bump in the final game of the day, striking out the side in the first inning with the FB showcasing heavy action ultimately topping out at 81 mph. The 5-foot-11, 171 pound prospect sequenced the arsenal effectively and got swing/miss consistently throughout the appearance.

Benjamin Russo (2028 SS, Bayshore, NY) flashed young bat speed throughout his round and repeated a contact oriented approach successfully with impact consistently back up the middle. The 5-foot-3, 128 pound prospect has plenty of room to fill out and develop the frame with present tools already on display.

Anthony Basilio (2029 OF, Yonkers, NY) did a nice job of incorporating the lower half in the stroke with flashes of carry production to the pull side of the field. The 5-foot-8, 170 pound prospect effectively generated impact out in front with additional power on the way.

Tyler Neville (2028 RHP, Holbrook, MA) utilized a low hover trigger and did a solid job of using the full 5-foot-11, 171 pound frame in the stroke for loud impact to the pull side of the field.

Jozef McCabe (2028 RHP, Schenectady, NY) flashed clear intent to drive the ball pull side and create lift in the bat path throughout his round, showcasing evident strength in the hands with clear physicality in the 5-foot-11, 180 pound frame.

Hector Gomez (2028 OF, Larchmont, NY) showcased an aggressive approach at the plate and displayed good jump off the barrel to the pull side of the field. The 5-foot-10, 155 pound lefty flashed projectable power with backspin created.

Christopher Rao (2029 LHP, Little Neck, NY) generated evident hip torque and shifted the weight effectively through impact for consistent barrels to the pull side of the field. The 6-foot-2, 170 pound right handed hitter created leverage effectively with clear carry produced for his age.

Blake Carr (2029 SS, Needham, MA) showcased projectable bat speed and controlled the barrel well throughout his round, covering the zone effectively with additional strength on the way for the '29 prospect.