Mason Figueroa (2030 1B, Chadds Ford, PA) showed off the power upside connecting on a double to the wall in right-center field to drive in a pair of RBI. Added another double later in game to center field for an RBI. Good power upside from a long 6-foot-4, 200-pound frame. 

Thomas Fanelli (2030 OF, Kennett Square, PA) showed the two-way upside. In the box, the RHH showed the bat-to-ball skills collecting three hits and an RBI. On the mound ran the fastball up to 73 with natural sink and short arm-side run. Paired it with a slider with 2-8 shape and shorter horizontal break.  

Gustavo Gabriel Medina Colmenarez (2030 2B, Reading, PA) showed the bat-to-ball skills and barrel feel collecting a pair of hits and an RBI. The RHH showed a good line drive swing with feel to work from gap-to-gap.

Everett Hammer (2030 3B, Briarcliff Manor, NY) showed the upside on the mound. The RHP ran the fastball up to 73 from a lower slot with run and sink. Paired it with a two-plane breaking slider. 

Mason Heideman (2029 RHP, Amherst, NY) stroked one to deep center field and showed the speed, legging out an inside-the-park home run. Added another double later in game to backside center field. Feel to impact and drive the ball with carry off the barrel. 

Anthony Fornoro (2030 OF, Brick, NJ) showed the two-way upside collecting a pair of hits and driving in a pair of runs. The RHH showed a solid approach that works the middle-of-the-field with a flatter bat plane. On the mound, the RHP ran the fastball up to 75 with heavy, cutting action. Mixed in a curveball with tightness to the spin. 

Marlon David Valladarez Jr (2030 1B, Philadelphia, PA) connected on one for a double to left field and showed some feel to impact with young carry off the barrel. Uses a flatter bat plane and showed the impact when able to get the bat head out front. 

Ryan Dedman (2030 1B, Westfield, NJ) impressed on the mound, running the fastball up to 74 with some heaviness through the zone. Paired it with a change-up that had good velocity separation from the fastball. Also added a knock to pull-side right field. 

Nicholas Lopez (2030 C, Bronx, NY) showed the barrel feel, collecting three hits and driving in a run. The RHH used quicker hands and a flat bat plane to spray the ball from line-to-line with solid feel to work the backside. 

Jihu Yun (2031 RHP, Port Washington, NY) found a barrel early on, lining a fastball to left field for an RBI single. The righty hitter looks to create impact out front and to the pull-side. He maintained strength and posture well through impact to plate a run for his team.

James Zingone (2031 1B, Long Island, NY) put together a clean two innings of work, failing to allow a hit on just 25 pitches. The right-hander filled up all parts of the strike zone with his fastball, which showed some arm-side run. He paired it with a shorter curveball to keep hitters guessing.

Mason Heideman (2029 RHP, Amherst, NY) showed off his arm strength on the mound, running his fastball up to 84 mph while sitting comfortably in the low-80s. The right-hander went right after hitters with his heater, pairing it with a well-tunneled curveball to keep them off-balance. Heideman also found a couple of barrels on offense, lining a fastball into the back-side gap for a stand-up triple then adding an RB single. He takes a clean path and delivers a strong barrel to the point of contact.

Mason Figueroa (2030 1B, Chadds Ford, PA) found a couple of good barrels, showing off his strength to the pull-side. The lefty hitter has an intriguing blend of hit and power in the profile. He stays short and quick to the baseball, creating easy leverage at the point of contact. Figueroa also made an appearance out of the bullpen, topping his fastball out at 79 mph while pairing it with a mid-60s breaker.

Aris Campos (2031 LHP, Darien, CT) turned in a strong relief appearance, striking out four batters through two innings of work. The left-hander located his fastball well in all four quadrants, topping it out at 75 mph. He mixed in a bigger curveball to keep hitters guessing at the plate.

Ryan Dedman (2030 1B, Westfield, NJ) showed out on the offensive side of the ball, finishing 3-for-3 with two runs scored and another driven in. The lefty hitter controls the barrel extremely well in and around the strike zone, producing frequent impact to the middle of the field.

Henry Bizzozero (2030 SS, Hingham, MA) had a pair of hits to right field, showcasing impressive barrel consistency to the pull-side. The righty hitter remains quick and direct to the point of contact, looking to make impact out front. 

Luke Scala (2031 C, Auburn, PA) impacted the baseball well back up the middle, showing off some strength to the gaps when timed up. The righty hitter showcased feel for adjusting the barrel around the zone and working all fields. 

Mason Figueroa (2030 1B, Chadds Ford, PA) utilized a synced-up operation in the box and coiled well into launch. The lefty hitter creates effortless leverage at the point of contact and loud impact to the pull-side when timed up.

Michael Lukenovich (2030 1B, Deer Park, NY) showed off his power tool with a couple of loud barrels to the pull-side. The righty hitter rotates hard to the point of contact, delivering a quick and strong barrel that can do damage.

Ryan Dedman (2030 1B, Westfield, NJ) put forth a clean round of BP, sending several liners into the pull-side gap. The lefty hitter rotates the hips well, delivering a strong and on-plane barrel at the point of launch.

Mason Heideman (2029 RHP, Amherst, NY) worked all parts of the field during his BP round, working all parts of the diamond. The righty hitter maintains posture well over the baseball while staying direct with his hands to the point of contact.