Alexander Biscotto (2029 RHP, East Lyme, CT) showed a good feel for the barrel, as the left-handed stick tallied two hits on the day for Team White. 

Alexander Reyes (2029 3B, Upper Saddle River, NJ) drove in a pair of runs with a loud double that two-hopped the left-center field fence. Possesses clear present strength for his age. 

Patrick Cicio (2029 SS, Holden, MA) doubled down the left field line, plating a run for Team White. This was one of two hits on the day for him. He also started the game on the mound, striking out 3 batters in 2.1 innings pitched.

Eliexer Guerrero (2029 C, Randolph, MA) drove in a run on a hard single over the shortstop’s head. Recorded another hit in the game, demonstrating good bat-to-ball skills.  

Yadiel Marinez (2029 OF, New Britain, CT) drilled an RBI double to left-center field for Team White. A big frame catcher with an explosive bat showed some good bat speed and the ability to drive the baseball. 

Ben Pruitt (2029 RHP, South Grafton, MA) showed off some pop with a ground-rule double to left field for Team Royal. Has some solid pullside power potential that can be built on. 

Luke Umanoff (2030 1B, Bronxville, NY) finished the game on a high note, lining an inside-the-park home run for Team Royal. The lean left-handed bat found the gap in right-center field and flew around the bases, as the aggressive baserunner didn’t hesitate to come home. 

Ben Pruitt (2029 RHP, South Grafton, MA) started off the game with a web gem, making a full extension diving catch in RF showing off the ability to cover ground and maintain control through ground impact.

Nolan Dinsmore (2030 OF, Cheshire, CT) drove a ball to the LF wall to start his day, picking up an RBI 2B with clear carry production to the pull side of the field. The 5-foot-9, 140 pound righty did a nice job of keeping the hands inside the baseball with natural lift in the bat path.

Eliexer Guerrero (2029 C, Randolph, MA) roped a ground rule double to LCF in his first PA, showcasing the ability to impact the baseball with authority to the pull side and create leverage out in front.

Jeremiah Rodriguez (2030 1B, Boston, MA) picked up an RBI single to LF in the bottom of the 2nd, showcasing present barrel control with line drive tendencies present in the stroke.

Mason Lugo (2028 1B, Beacon Falls, CT) did a nice job of recognizing off speed early out of the hand, sitting back for a line drive RBI single to RF in the bottom of the 3rd.

Alexander Biscotto (2029 RHP, East Lyme, CT) flashed clear swing/miss stuff in the arsenal during a 3 inning start for his squad, racking up 7 Ks over the course of the appearance. The 5-foot-10, 150 pound prospect has developing feel for spin in the arsenal with intriguing projection remaining in the frame.

Alexander Reyes (2029 3B, Upper Saddle River, NJ) rocketed a ground rule double to LCF in the top of the 6th, showcasing effortless bat speed with advanced tools on display for his age on both sides of the field.

Alexander Reyes (2029 3B, Upper Saddle River, NJ) flashed clear strength in the hands and showed a patient approach at the dish during his round, utilizing the physicality in the 6-foot-2, 195 pound frame well for contact to the pull side of the field. 

Jackson Foley (2029 C, Stewart Manor, NY) utilized a high compact handset and fired directly through the zone for flashes of carry to the middle of the field. The 6-foot-1, 160 pound prospect displayed clear strength in the hands with refining barrel control, and should continue to see power develop in the future.

Yadiel Marinez (2029 OF, New Britain, CT) created backspin back up the middle with line drive tendencies in the stroke. The 5-foot-10, 205 pound prospect has evident strength in the frame with budding carry production shown.

Alexander Biscotto (2029 RHP, East Lyme, CT) created impact from both boxes as a switch hitter, working all parts of the field effectively with present control of the barrel.

Anthony DiBella (2029 RHP, North Reading, MA) showcased intent to drive the ball back up the middle and get the barrel extended throughout his round, flashing good usage of the lower half in the stroke.