Connor Tashjian (2024, Longmeadow, MA) got the offense rolling on a groundball in the 6-hole, quick hands through the zone finding the barrel for a single. Finishing 1-2 in the game.

Ryan Eaton (2022, Williston, VT) using a smooth loose swing on a single to left field. Feel for the barrel with some quickness to the hands.

Grayson Sparr (2023, Pawtucket, RI) continued his hot day at the plate, staying short and compact with two-strikes and beating out an infield single up the middle, showing quickness and speed out of the box.

Hunter Chase (2022, Seabrook, NH) was impressive all weekend, continuing in this game, finding another barrel for a ground rule double to left field.

Gabriel Lopez (2025, Johnston, RI) showing strong hands and bat control, fighting off an rbi single to right center field in his first at-bat.

Tyler Tedeschi (2023, Plymouth, MA) Flashing some potential two-way ability, tossing two clean innings, working up to 82 while displaying a potential arsenal that could include three above-average pitches. With feel for a wipe out slider already, Tedeschi’s change-up showed some promise as he threw it for strikes as well. Generating a lot of whiffs, he totaled three strikeouts over his two innings. At the plate, showing some serious pull side juice and carry to the swing. Crushing a home run to left field in his first at-bat.

Ben Waterman (2023 RHP, Milton, MA) showed intriguing upside and projection on the mound in this one. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound right-hander incorporates a simple, repeatable delivery with good lower half movements and extension through release. He ran his fastball up to 86 mph, while maintaining the mid-80s for the duration of his three innings. He mixed in a sharp two plane breaking ball that flashed a promising spin profile and late bite to it. The frame projects to add more strength over the next few years, which should only aide in additional velocity down the road. He struck out five, allowed just two hits and one run during his outing. 

Timothy Knight (2024 2B, Hampton, NH) was another intriguing arm that took the mound in this one, as the athletically built right-hander showed advanced pitchability and deception during his four innings of work. He worked mostly  from a loose three-quarters slot, sitting in the mid-to-upper 70s for the most of his outing. The deception came when ahead in the count, as Knight changed his arm angle to create a different look for hitters. He mixed in a slower 11-5 shaped breaking ball from the higher slot and generated plenty of awkward swings-and-miss with the pitch. He allowed just one in his four innings of work, striking out nine hitters along the way. The Hampton, NH native also flashed some two-way potential at the plate, scorching a triple to centerfield. There is plenty of room and time for the 2024 grad continue adding strength and he will be an interesting young arm to monitor. 

Marcus Peguero (2024 3B, Port Jervis, NY) showed some impressive power potential in this one, launching a loud double off the wall in left field. The strongly built 2024 incorporates his lower half well to deliver the barrel with authority. 

Christopher Quigley (2022 MIF, Halifax, MA) had himself a day in this one, collecting two hits and driving in a run. The athletically built middle-infielder displays a short, direct swing path with quickness to his hands to consistently find the barrel. He showed good range and the ability to make the routine play in the field, while flashing some arm strength across the diamond. 

Liam Garrett (2025 SS, Westfield, NJ) showed off some projectable power potential by launching an RBI double to deep centerfield in his fourth at-bat. The young 2025 grad has plenty of room to continue adding strength and will continue to improve as he matures. 

Nick Coletti (2022 OF, Carlisle, MA) had himself a day at the plate in this one, going 2-for-3 with a loud double and an RBI single. The compactly built primary outfielder keeps his hands inside the baseball well and delivers the barrel with quickness to his hands. The 2022 grad has an advanced approach and uses the whole field effectively. 

Billy Mrowka (2022 C, Duxbury, MA) showed the ability to do damage, as the left-handed hitting catcher launched an RBI double to right field. The compact framed 2022 grad stays simple at the plate, getting on-plane early to use his strong hands to deliver the barrel with authority. The Duxbury, Mass. native has a high baseball IQ and a solid catch-and-throw skill set behind the dish. 

Dylan Diaz (2022 OF, West Hartford, CT) continued to swing a hot bat in this one, after collecting a homerun and triple in yesterday's action. The quick twitch 2022 grab smoked a double down the left field line to drive in a run. Diaz incorporates an advanced approach at the plate with good feel for the barrel and quickness to his hands. 

Lex Frangis (2023, Franklin, MA) went 2-2 this game, with some quick hands and explosive bat speed through the zone on a line rbi single to left field in his second at-bat.

Owen Kalagher (2023, Fairfield, CT) has impressed this weekend, finding another barrel early in this game on a line single to left field. A quick compact swing saw him line a single in the pull side gap in his second at-bat.

Kaden Schoenly (2025, Enola, PA) got the game started sitting back and going the other way for a single, showing the ability to use the entire field with good feel for the barrel. Later, ripping a triple into the pull side gap on a loud barrel.

Aidan McGuire (2024, Jamesville, NY) uses a short compact stroke, singled on a line to left field with quick hands through the zone. Finishing the game 1-2 at the plate. 

Hunter Chase (2022, Seabrook, NH) with present strength to the frame, showing pull side carry on a triple off the left field fence. Showcasing quickness and speed on the basepaths.

Owen Moore (2023, Rye, NH) a lofted right-handed stroke flashing good power potential on a double deep into the pull side gap. Later, finding a barrel on a single through the 6-hole.

Braeden Campbell (2025, Saunderstown, RI) has consistently found the barrel this weekend, lining a hard single to left field in his first at-bat.

Cameron Morin (2025, Lewiston, ME) a pull side approach showing the ability to get the barrel out in front to point of contact on a line single to left field. Using a level swing plane, was able to triple in the pull side gap later in the game.

Ryan Garvey (2025, Westfield, MA) finished with 7 punch-outs over his four innings of work. A smaller, athletic frame, Garvey showed advanced pitchability for a rising freshman, throwing his slider for strikes in various counts. Working his fastball in all four quadrants of the zone, working in the mid-70’s there is more in the tank as he continues to mature physically.

Dimitri Skourides (2023, Arlington, MA) worked an efficient three innings as he pounded the zone with a developing three-pitch arsenal. Holding in the mid-70’s, the projectable lefty worked both sides of the plate well, generating some whiffs with late tailing action on his fastball.

Owen Kalagher (2023, Fairfield, CT) showed pull side with a triple into the left center field gap. Quick hands through the zone with a good feel for the barrel.

Connor Kelly (2023, South Kingstown, RI) stayed through the middle of the field with his approach, hitting a hard groundball single. Present hand quickness with the ability to consistently find the barrel.

Cameron LaGrassa (2024, Middleton, MA) with strong hands and present strength in the swing doubling over the center fielder’s head. Some juice present in the swing with more power potential to come. Finished the game with 2 hits.

Grayson Sparr (2023, Pawtucket, RI) delivered 2 hits in the game. He used quick hands to deliver the barrel through the zone with intent, singled on a loud line drive to left field early in the game.

Jack Difilippo (2025, West Newbury, MA) has a lofted swing that flashes some power potential to all fields from a big 6-foot-3, 225-pound frame. Drove an rbi single to the oppo gap early in the game.

Jamie Bobigan (2022, New York, NY) with a nice piece of hitting sitting back and driving a 2-run single to right field. Defensively, impressed behind the dish blocking multiple pitches with runners in scoring position.

Tyler Bannon (2022, North Attleboro, MA) with a loud barrel on a line single up the middle. Simple approach with a quick bat through the zone. On the mound, a big body up to 84mph creating downhill plane with lots of strength to be added throughout. Showing advanced feel for a hard biting slider that flashed plus tilt and depth.

Conor Kelly (2023, South Kingstown, RI) showing some loft to the swing on an rbi pull side single to the gap. Present hand quickness in the swing with some power potential.

Ben Waterman (2023, Milton, MA) has a short direct swing plane with some juice. Stayed through the middle of the field on a line single to the pull side gap, and an inside-the-park home run to the oppo gap.

Jake Alfano (2025, Westfield, NJ) hit his second triple of the day, this a deep fly to center field. Loft and present pop in the swing to go along with the ability to find the barrel.

Billy Mrowka (2022, Duxbury, MA) showed quickness and feel for the barrel with a pull side approach. Barreling a single to right field.

Nicholas Saunders (2022, Andover, MA) continued his impressive day going 2-2 this game, lining a single to center field and an inside-the-park home run to the oppo gap. Using a short compact stroke with power potential in the swing, and the ability to consistently find the barrel.

Dylan Diaz (2022, West Hartford, CT) continued his hot day at the plate with an explosive barrel through the zone. Showed some serious juice to the pull side on a home run to left field.

John DiCostanzo (2022, Haddon Heights, NJ) a young athletic lefty working up to 82mph on the mound with late life through the zone. Finished with 4 strikeouts as he improved as the outing progressed.Showed developing feel for a three-pitch mix that flashed plus at times.

Timothy Knight (2024 2B, Hampton, NH) impressed at the plate in this one, collecting two hits including a loud double. The compact primary second baseman incorporates a short, direct swing plane to deliver the barrel on-time. 

Brandon Arsenault (2022 RHP, Leominster, MA) was impressive on the mound throughout his three innings, as he ran his fastball up to 81 mph from a loose three-quarters arm slot. The long, lean right-hander commanded both sides of the plate effectively, moving the baseball in-and-out with precision. He mixed in a slower 11-5 shaped breaking ball for both strikes and swings-and-misses, striking out six hitters along the way. 

Connor McCabe (2023 C, Berwick, ME) showed impressive strength, smashing a double to left centerfield. The compactly built catcher stays short and direct to the baseball, delivering the barrel with some authority. 

Michael Lorenzetti (2022 RHP, Bristol, CT) showed impressive arm talent during his three innings of work in this one. The 6-foot-7, 200-pound right-hander ran his fastball up to 90 mph from an over-the-top slot. He created extreme downhill plane to his fastball, flashing occasional cut to it. He mixed in a slower breaking ball that had promising spin traits and tons of horizontal tilt. He struck out four hitters along the way and was very imposing on the mound. 

Travs Crawford (2024 C, Wrentham, MA) showed off impressive power potential, launching a two-run home run to left field in his first at-bat and lining a single in his second at-bat. The strongly built catcher uses his lower half well to create tons of hip torque and bat speed, delivering the barrel with authority. 

Jamie Bobigan (2022 C, New York, NY) continues to show off an advanced hit tool in this, as the he continued to impact the baseball after showing well in batting practice. The 2024 catcher smoked a double to left centerfield that carried the gap with god backspin. 

Connor Viola (2022 RHP, Mendham, NJ) was extremely effective in his four innings of work, as he allowed just one run and struck out six hitters along the way. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound right-hander repeats well from a high three-quarters arm slot, while showing good command to either side of the plate. He ran his fastball up to 83 mph in this one and mixed in both a sharp breaking ball and well-replicated changeup. 

Dimitri Skourides (2023, Arlington, MA) was 1-2 on the day. He used a level swing and line drive approach, staying through the middle of the field on a single to center field.

Drew Reagan (2025, Amherst, NH) showed good balance at the plate, and the ability to sit back and go the other way on a line rbi single into the oppo gap. Finished 2-2 in the game.

Owen Kalagher (2023, Fairfield, CT) had a good feel for the barrel lining an rbi double to the pull side gap, working with a line drive approach.

Bruno Decaro (2025, Brooklyn, NY) used a pull side approach and was able to get the barrel out in front to the point of contact on a line single down the left field line. Threw 3 innings, striking out 2, while generating groundballs and some weak contact.

Braeden Campbell (2025, Saunderstown, RI) was 2-2 on the game, showing good balance and rhythm at the plate, sitting back on a curveball and driving a double to the pull side gap. 

Tyler Tedeschi (2023, Plymouth, MA) with quick hands and barrel through the zone, pulling a hard ground single down the third base line.

Justin Gouveia (2022, Dartmouth, MA) had a battle at-bat fouling off 4 two-strike pitches before lining a single back up the middle. Was 2-2 on the day, showing barrel control through the zone and using the middle of the field.

Nicholas Saunders (2022, Andover, MA) showed great barrel control and strike zone awareness, fouling off multiple two-strike pitches before ripping a double to left field. Later, showcasing more pull side carry with a loud double off the left field fence.

Jake Alfano (2025, Westfield, NJ) had quick hips and hands through the zone, showing pull side carry on a triple to deep right field.

Dylan Diaz (2022, West Hartford, CT) with an explosive barrel and bat speed through the zone, showing pull side pop with a triple into the left center field gap.

Desmond Hayeck (2025, Framingham, MA) with quick hands through the zone showing the ability to get the barrel out front to point of contact and line a single to center field. Was 2-2 on the day working through the middle of the field.

Hunter Chase (2022, Seabrook, NH) showcased plus speed down the line on an infield single to shortstop. Finished 2-2 on the game, using a pull side approach, and stealing multiple bases.

Jake Volo (2023, Wellesley, MA) used a solid three-pitch mix throughout the outing, using all four quadrants of the zone. Present swing and miss stuff finishing with 6 strikeouts over 3 innings of work. Ran the fastball up to 84, holding in the low 80's throughout.

Adam Bauks (2023, Easton, CT) finished with 5 strikeouts over 3 innings of work. Flashed a developing arsenal that improved as the outing progressed. Good feel for spin, began to pitch backwards off the curveball later in the outing. Ran his fastball up to 84.

Nick Coletti (2022 OF, Carlisle, MA) showed the ability to create line drive to the pullside throughout round. Displayed quick hands, present bat and simple, quiet approach at the plate. 

Marcus Peguero (2024 3B, Port Jervis, NY) showed projectable power to all fields throughout his round, while incorporating a strong lower half to create plenty of present bat speed. Displayed some feel for the barrel with loud impact when on-time and in-sync. 

Christopher Quigley (2022 MIF, Halifax, MA) was impressive throughout his round, as the athletic middle-infielder displayed quickness to his hands and consistent bat-to-ball skills. Displayed power potential to all fields with loud impact and a strong lower half. 

Michael Lorenzetti (2022 RHP, Bristol, CT) displayed some of the better power potential throughout his round, as he incorporated his long levers to create tons of leverage out in front. The 6-foot-7, 200-pound 2022 Grad has present strength in his hands and heavy barrel. 

Grayson Sparr (2023 OF, Pawtucket, RI) gets on-plane early, whipping the barrel through zone with some quickness to his hands. Intent based swing with heavy barrel when on-time and in-sync. 

Jamie Bobigan (2022 C, New York, NY) showed a simple, compact swing with gap-to-gap power potential. Displays good feel for the barrel and plenty of present bat speed. 

Ben Waterman (2023 RHP, Milton, MA) used an exaggerated lower half trigger, remaining on time with a level swing path that produced line drives through the gaps. Flashing some future power potential to the pull side as he fills out.

Dylan Diaz (2022 OF, West Hartford, CT) worked through the middle of the field while showcasing the ability to hit the ball to the opposite field with juice. Present strength throughout his frame, using his lower half to create leverage. 

Billy Mrowka (2022 C, Duxbury, MA) displayed serious pull side juice with a lofted left-handed stroke. Physically advanced, impacting the ball with present hand quickness and feel for the barrel.

Tyler Tedeschi (2023 OF, Plymouth, MA) remained balanced at the plate as he lined the ball from foul pole to foul pole. A line drive swing plane that covered the plate well, flashing power potential up the middle.

Hunter Chase (2022 MIF, Seabrook, NH) worked directly to the ball with a compact stroke. Sprayed line drives to the gaps, creating back spin with some present strength to his frame. Quick hands producing advanced bat speed that will continue to play as he adds more strength to frame.

Braeden Campbell (2025 C, Saunderstown, RI) stayed through the middle of the field with a consistent round, finding several barrels. Remaining balanced, producing line drives with an even swing plane. Showcasing an advanced approach as a rising freshman with present hand strength, there remains loads of strength for Campbell to add.