Daniel Aguasvivas (2028 RHP, Methuen, MA) started the day out with a loud barrel in the top of the first, driving a double to the RF wall on the first pitch of the AB. The 6-foot, 155 pound prospect flashed aggressive tendencies with clear jump off the barrel.

Aj Tomasulo (2029 C, Mohegan Lake, NY) rocketed a two-run bomb to RF in the bottom of the 1st, flashing clear power production to the opposite field with good incorporation of the lower half in the stroke.

Michael Schaffer (2028 RHP, West Chester, PA) once again made an impact on the offensive end, blasting his second bomb of the weekend this time for a no-doubter to LF. The 6-foot-2, 195 pound prospect has advanced tools on both sides of the field and continues to perform this weekend.

Anthony Gagliardi (2028 1B, Schenectady, NY) picked up a double down the LF line in the bottom of the 6th, effectively generating impact out in front with present barrel extension on display.

Jordan Williams (2028 C, Milton, DE) roped a double to the CF wall in his final PA of the day, showcasing easy carry production to the middle of the field with evident strength in the hands.

Joey Lindner (2028 SS, Wilton, NY) crushed a 3-run bomb well over the LF wall in his final AB, creating dangerous leverage with plenty of bat speed for effortless carry to the pull side of the field.

Alexis Betancourt Jr. (2029 3B, New York, NY) drove a double to the LF wall in his last opportunity at the dish, jumping on a FB with good barrel whip through impact for carry production.

Jack Hakim (2028 OF, Long Branch, NJ) did a nice job of generating impact to all parts of the field throughout his round, showcasing evident contact tool with present control of the barrel.

Chase Kwan (2029 RHP, Rego Park, NY) consistently found barrels to the pullside of the field, flashing intent to generate impact out in front with projectable strength in the hands. He worked from both boxes and showcased tools to like from both sides.

Aaron Wu (2027 SS, Short Hills, NJ) displayed dangerous intent behind the stroke with solid weight shift through impact, driving baseballs with carry to the opposite field with projectable physicality in the 5-foot-11, 170 pound frame.

Jordan Williams (2028 C, Milton, DE) showcased solid jump off the barrel and created impact gap to gap throughout his round, utilizing the lower half effectively in the stroke with good balance present.

Michael Schaffer (2028 RHP, West Chester, PA) had potentially the loudest round of the day, leaving the yard multiple times throughout his round with easy carry production to all fields. There's evident strength and athleticism in the 6-foot-2, 195 pound frame with plenty of intrigue as a two-way prospect.

Mj Reimers (2028 OF, Massapequa Park, NY) displayed advanced bat speed with heavy barrels to the pull side of the field, showing intent to create lift in the bat path and create leverage out in front.

Joey Lindner (2028 SS, Wilton, NY) peppered the left centerfield gap for clear power production, flashing hard line drive impact with carry and backspin generated.

Xavier Micheli (2028 C, Massapequa Park, NY) had one of the more repeatable and consistent strokes on the day, shooting line drives to all parts of the field with ease. The 5-foot-8, 165 pound prospect excels at controlling the barrel with a direct path to impact.

Bryce Boccio (2028 1B, Lynbrook, NY) flashed an inside out path for solid impact to the opposite field throughout his round, repeating well with a clear approach displayed.

Jordan Williams (2028 C, Milton, DE) kept the running game in check throwing out 2 runners early in the ball game. Good actions and quick transfers behind the plate.

Michael Schaffer (2028 RHP, West Chester, PA) hit a line drive homerun to right center. Simple setup with present hand strength and gap to gap power. Was also up to 89 on the mound with a CH in the low 80s and a mid 70s slider with tight hz bite. 

Xavier Micheli (2028 C, Massapequa Park, NY) doubled to left in the bottom of the 5th. Athletic frame with loose hands and good barrel accuracy. 

Duanel Alvarado Monegro (2028 C, Plainfield, NJ) stayed on a breaking ball and doubled off the LF wall. Open setup with a hovering LL and natural loft to create pull side juice. 

Blake Shields (2028 OF, Amsterdam, NY) was sharp in his 2 innings of work. FB into the low 80s with some run and heaviness complemented by a 12/6 breaking ball with vertical action.

Christopher Meyer (2029 OF, Huntington, NY) doubled down the left field line. Quick compact path with a tight turn to catch it out front.