Riley Weatherwax (2024, Poughkeepsie, NY) worked a quick two innings, needing only 23-pitches to get through his outing. A young, athletic frame with whip to his arm action, Weatherwax worked 80-82 with feel for a breaking ball that helped his rack up 3 strikeouts during his outing. Working with a quick tempo, Weatherwax repeated his delivery well, living on the outer half of the plate. Helping his own cause at the plate, Weatherwax led off the game with a bloop single into center, later coming around the score the games first run. 

Greyson Kovatch (2023, Glenmoore, PA) wasted no time putting the red team on the board in the final game of the Northeast Top Prospect games, uncorking on a ball that would two hop the left field fence. A loud RBI-double that would his teammate Riley Weatherwax from second base, Kovatch gets his barrel through the zone quickly, getting his arms extended at the point of contact. A swing path that produces consistent line-drives, the rising junior has flashed juice to the pull side throughout the weekend. 

Cade Oleary (2024, Wexford, PA) smoked a liner down the third base line flashing hand quickness, keeping them inside as he turned on a fastball. Compact stroke, dropping the bat head on the ball, Oleary motored into second, later coming around to score.

Ethan Reccek (2022, Easton, PA) mixed speeds well and held hitters off balance during his three innings of work. Displaying advanced feel for a change-up, Reccek’s upper-70’s fastball got on hitters quickly as he pitched off his change-up. An athletic, well-proportioned build, the lefty works creates downhill action on his fastball that flashed some late sinking action. Hammering a RBI-double into the right-center gap, Reccek was able to elevate a fastball with a quick stroke that worked well through the middle of the field. 

Connor Smith (2022, McKnight, PA) peppered a stand-up double down into the left field corner. Smith works to the pull side with an elevated stroke, a physical build with loads of present strength. 

Christian Pareja (2022, Clinton, NJ) only surrendered one hit over his three innings as he struck out 5. Holding in the low-80’s, the uncommitted rising senior topped 84 as he commanded the zone well. Landing his breaker for strikes, Pareja showed confidence in his arsenal, going right after hitters. Working down in the zone, Pareja missed barrels as hitters beat balls into the ground. 

Daniel Mateffy (2023, Philadelphia, PA) was an intriguing arm as he worked his fastball in the mid-80’s, snatching an 88 during his second innings of work. An extra-large frame with loads of projection remaining, Mateffy is able to generate loads of power with a shorter arm action. Flashing an advanced breaking ball, landing it for strikes often in various counts. 

Quinn Bryan (2024, Woolwich, NJ) ripped a single through the left side, the compactly built rising sophomore displays present strength throughout his frame as it translates to multiple facets of his game. Flashing some juice to the pull side and solid plate coverage for a ’24. 

Landen Rozich (2025, Oxford, PA) shot a loud single back up the middle, one of the few 2025’s in this event Rozich continues to impress as he holds his own. A compact, athletic build with some twitch in his actions, Rozich has showcased versatility playing multiple infield positions well as he has made several athletic plays. 

Peter Hrousis (2023, Bethleham, PA) continued to rake at the plate, sending a moonshot to deep left field that was mere feet from leaving the yard. Showcasing himself well throughout the weekend, Hrousis has loads of power potential as he swings with heavy intent to do damage at the plate. 

Drew Moerschbacher (2022, Port Matilda, PA) continued to showcase himself well at the plate during game play, lining a hard shot back up the middle. Showing a nack for making consistent hard contact, Moerschbacher remains a tough out at the plate, putting together several quality at-bats. Working an efficient 2 innings on the mound, throwing close to 80% strikes while he worked in the low-80’s, topping 84. 

Nolan Nawrocki (2022, Rockville Centre, NY) sent one over the left fielder’s head for a loud RBI-triple. An aggressive approach with intent to do damage, the Michigan commit showed the ability to drive the ball to the pull side with present hand quickness with good feel for the barrel. 

Harold Ivery III (2022, Alden, PA) showed advanced feel for a fastball-curveball combo that garnered 7 punch-outs during his start Sunday morning. Throwing his curveball in various counts for strikes while pairing it with an upper-70’s fastball, Ivery III was able to spot up his pitches on both sides of the plate.

Peter Hrousis (2023, Bethleham, PA) tossed 3 scoreless innings, generating a lot of weak contact, as he would only surrender two hits. Working his fastball up to 86 mph, Hrousis repeated his athletic operation well, pairing his fastball with a tight spun slider. 

Connor Burns (2022, Plainview, NY) smoked a single over the first baseman’s head, barreling a fastball for his first at-bat of the game. Getting out to the point of contact with a compact stroke and quickness to his hands. Eliminating a potential run, Burns gunned down a runner attempting to score on a sac-fly to right field.

Ryan Jones (2024, Littlestown, PA) shot a single through the left side of the infield. A quick compact stroke with a middle of the field approach, Jones has show feel for the barrel with nice plate coverage. 

Yasir Gardner-Sizer (2022, Pottstown, PA) shot a line drive off the third base bag, motoring into second for a hustle double. Bringing in the first run of the game for the white squad. 

Patrick Dudley (2025, Virginia Beach, VA) tossed 3 innings, punching out 5, and showing an advanced pitchability for his age. Pairing an advanced breaking ball with a mid-80’s fastball, the South Carolina commit generate a lot of whiffs throughout his outing. Working both sides of the plate well with his fastball, Dudley creates tons of deception from his long, lanky frame. 

Ryan Gomez (2022, Salem, NH) offered a unique look on the mound coming from both the right side and left side. A one-of-a-kind ambidextrous pitcher, Gomez punched out 6 over 3 innings of work, grabbing a quick 87 from the right side. An extremely athletic operation from both sides, Gomez’s repertoire includes a splitter that he was able to locate for strikes. Holding mid-80’s from the right side and low-80’s from the left side, Gomez offered a lot of deception against hitters. 

Connor Smith (2022, McKnight, PA) tossed 3 scoreless innings, only allowing one run, as he would strike out 6 batters. Sitting in the low-80’s for the entirety of his outing, Smith commanded the zone well as he worked in all four quadrants. Showing feel for a breaking ball with depth, Smith held hitters off balance, generate lots of swing and misses. 

Louie Percival (2022 C, Sterling, NY) opened up the second game of the afternoon with a loud single to right field. Taking a fastball on the outer half to the opposite field. Barreling up another ball during his second at-bat, Percival smoked a RBI-triple into the right-center field gap. 

Ryan Ulisse (2022 OF, Columbus, NJ) sent a loud RBI-double over the centerfielder’s head. Showcasing power through the middle of the field, Ulisse produces loads of bat speed with an uphill swing path. 

Harold Ivery lll (2022 LHP, Aldan, PA) sent a towering double over the right fielders head, showcasing juice to the pull side. Using his long levers and a lofted stroke to elevate the balls. Later showing the ability to go to the opposite field, linings a single through the 5.5 hole. 

Yasir Gardner-Sizer (2022 OF, Pottstown, PA) lined a single into center, continuing to showcase his athletic prowess. A compact, line-drive swing plane, Gardner-Sizer continues to display tremendous barrel control. 

Peter Hrousis (2023 1B, Bethlehem, PA) sent a ball to the wall in left field for a stand-up double. The big, physical Hrousis has displayed pull side juice all day, getting his barrel out to the point of contact with an elevated stroke.

Ben Moyzan (2022 RHP, Bethlehem, PA) punched out five batters over his three innings of work Saturday afternoon. Showcasing the ability to land three pitches for strikes, Moyzan worked both sides of the plate, creating downhill action with short arm action. Topping out at 87 in the first inning, Moyzan held in the mid-80’s for all three innings.  

Zachary Halligan (2023 3B, Uniontown, OH) struck out four batter over his two innings, using a fastball-curveball combo to keep hitters off balance. Working his fastball in the low-to-mid 80’s with late life through the zone, Halligan topped out at 85 mph. A 12/6 shaped curveball with depth, landing it for strikes as an out pitch. 

Robbie Carvelli (2023 OF, Flemington, NJ) lined one back up the middle for a loud single, continuing to impact the ball from a solid round of BP. Showing athleticism on the base paths, swiping second base, and later coming around to score from second. 

Drew Moerschbacher (2022 SS, Port Matilda, PA) roped an RBI single over the third baseman’s head. Displaying present hand quickness and the ability to turn on a fastball on the inner half. Getting the barrel out to the point of contact with a compact stroke.

Robbie Carvelli (2023 OF, Flemington, NJ) showed a consistent line drive path throughout his round, impacting the baseball with authority to the gaps and flashed good backspin to the pullside when on-time. The quick twitch primary outfielder stays simple and short to the baseball and displays quickness to his hands and good feel for the barrel.

Nolan Kutney (2022 2B, Montoursville, PA) displayed an advanced approach during his round, impacting the baseball well from gap-to-gap and flashing legitimate power potential. The long, lean infielder implores a simple, repeatable swing with present bat speed, exceptional feel for the barrel and tons of long-term projection. 

Michael Miller (2022 C, Lafayette Hill, PA) showcased immense power potential throughout his round, impacting the baseball and showing carry and backspin to the middle and pullside. The strong, durably built backstop displays a longer swing path with strength in his hands, good usage of his lower half and present bat speed. 

Ben Moyzan (2022 RHP, Bethlehem, PA) was impressive during his round, as he displayed consistent line drive impact and advanced feel for the barrel. The athletically framed RHP/3B implores a simple, repeatable stroke with quick hands, good usage of his levers and extension out in front. 

Yasir Gardner-Sizer (2022 OF, Pottstown, PA) continues to impress with quick twitch and athleticism. The strong, well-proportioned outfielder implores quick hands, a line drive barrel plane and strength in his hands to impact the baseball from gap-to-gap. Gardner-Sizer stays relatively simple and displays immense physical and power projection with his movements. 

Tyler Tedeschi (2023 OF, Plymouth, MA) was consistent throughout his round, staying short and direct to the baseball. The long-levered athlete incorporates good extension out in front, present bat speed and strong hands to impact the baseball with authority. 

Nolan Nawrocki (2022 SS, Rockville Centre, NY) showcased a simple line drive path with quickness to his hands and good usage of his lower half. The University of Michigan commit implores advanced bat-to-ball skills and consistently delivers the barrel on-time. 

Peter Hrousis (2023 1B, Bethlehem, PA) impressed during his round, showcasing consistent line-drive impact to the gaps and projectable power potential. The right-handed hitting first baseman incorporates his lower half well, torquing efficiently to produce plenty of present bat speed. 

Connor Smith (2022 RHP, McKnight, PA) used a short, direct swing path to deliver the barrel on-time and, with authority. The strong, durable framed RHP/OF stays in the zone a long time, flashes strength in his hands and carried the gaps numerous times. 

Zachary Halligan (2023 3B, Uniontown, OH) impressed throughout his round as the long, lean third baseman consistently impacted the baseball to the middle and pullside of the field. He implores a strong lower half to turn the barrel with quickness and gets good extension out in front. He flashed legitimate power power to the left centerfield gap and creates tons of backspin and carry.