Jason Janesko (2023 C, Moosic, PA) displayed consistent line drive impact throughout his round, as the East Carolina commit implores a simple, repeatable stroke and uses his lightning quick hands to deliver the barrel with authority. He stays direct and concise with his movements into contact and has good feel for the barrel. 

Jonah Richardson (2024 3B, Carlisle, PA) showcased big-time present bat speed and plenty of whip to his barrel during his round. He incorporates good separation and uses his lower half extremely well. Displayed gap-to-gap power potential, launching several balls with tons of strength at impact. 

Collin Yeager (2025 3B, Canonsburg, PA) stayed consistent throughout his round, lining several balls hard to the middle-of-the field. He incorporates a short and direct path to the baseball, while displaying present hand speed and some adjustability with the barrel.  

Jericho Morris-Johns (2023 1B, Stouffville, ON) had one of the louder rounds of the day, as the physical right-hander hitter used his long levers to impact the baseball loudly to the pullside. The 6-foot-6, 238-pound first baseball stays loose with his hands and delivers the barrel with good hip torque and strong hands. 

Ryan Petras (2025 SS, Bethel Park, PA) impressed during his round, as the 2025 Grad implores an advanced approach and legitimate barrel skills to impact the baseball to all fields. He incorporates good lower half movements to get things going and creates good separation into launch. Displayed a consistent line drive path with the ability to use all fields effectively. 

Drew Moerschbacher (2022 SS, Port Matilda, PA) had perhaps the loudest round of the day, as the Marietta College commit showcased tons of present bat speed and a propensity to find the barrel. He exhibits a simple, repeatable stroke with line drive tendencies and some gap-to-gap power potential. 

Quinn Peck (2026 1B, Bristow, VA) used a whole field approach with good feel for the barrel and quickness to his hands to produce several well-struck balls throughout his round. The young 2026 Grad repeats his simple stroke, stays loose with his hands and delivers the barrel with some authority. 

Will Coleman (2023 3B, Charlottesville, VA) was impressive during his round with his ability consistently create line drive impact to all fields. He implores a short, simple stroke with good lower half movements and plenty of hand speed to deliver the barrel. 

Andrew Raymond (2024 C, Middletown, MD) is a long-levered 2024 catcher with a loose, leveraged swing and plenty of things to like long term. He exhibited the ability to use the whole field effectively, scorching numerous line drives to both sides of the field and displayed some power potential. 

Gavin Kelly (2024 SS, Presto, PA) has an advanced approach at the dish with excellent feel for the barrel and tons of present bat speed. The athletically built 2024 Grad uses his lightning quick hands to get the barrel to the baseball in a hurry. The West Virginia commit displayed an intriguing overall hit tool with gap-to-gap power potential. 

Kaden Hathaway (2025 3B, Washington, PA) impressed throughout his round, as the 2025 Grad implores a loose, leveraged swing with good feel for the barrel and strength at impact. He stayed consistent during his round, producing several line drives from gap-to-gap. 

Yoan Feliz (2024 OF, Vineland, NJ) was consistent throughout his round, as the strongly built 2024 Grad uses quick hands and good lower half movements to turn the barrel over. He exhibited feel for his barrel and tons of strength at impact, while flashing some power potential through the middle-of-the field. 

Andrew Scalia (2024 C, Windber, PA) displayed immense power potential to-go along with a solid overall hit tool and plenty of projection. He incorporates his strong lower half to create tons of whip to his barrel, finding it often throughout his round.  

Jason Janesko (2023 C, Moosic, PA) hammered a fastball to the pull side showing off some serious power potential. Well-proportioned strength throughout his frame, Janesko engages his lower half, creating tons of torque before unloading on the ball. A powerful elevated stroke, the ECU commit has pieced together strong ABs thus far. 

Jonah Richardson (2024 3B, Carlisle, PA) came right after hitters, working his fastball on both sides on the plate. Standing at a strong 6’1”/190lbs, Richardson worked in the 83-85 mph range, grabbing a few 86’s during the first inning. Missing bats and getting some whiffs on his heater, pairing with a tight slider that flashed horizontal tilt, the uncommitted ’24 grad is an intriguing arm that offers some two-way potential. 

Owen Mandler (2023 SS, Pittsburgh, PA) stayed hot at the dish with another barrel, taking a fastball on the inner half and driving it into left center. Showing more lift in this swing than his previous hit, Mandler stayed on the ball well through extension as it exploded off his bat. Lining a hot shot back up the middle during his last at-bat of the day, Mandler just continued to find barrels and impress at the plate. 

Ryan Petras (2025 SS, Bethel Park, PA) continues to rake at the plate, collecting another loud barrel during live action. Smoking a line-drive back up the middle into center, Petras has displayed advanced bat-to-ball skills and strong feel for the barrel for his age. With flashes of pop, as Petras continues to develop physically the ball should continue to jump off his bat. 

Stephan Rodgers (2023 2B, North Huntingdon, PA) squared a mid-80s fastball up and shot it right back up the middle. A quick, compact stroke with some present strength in his hands, Rodgers’ shot echoed throughout the facility, getting everyone’s attention. 

Drew Moerschbacher (2022 SS, Port Matilda, PA) showed off a pretty impressive fastball during his two innings of work. Working up to 85 mph with heavy life through the zone, Moerschbacher commanded it well around the zone coming from deceptive ¾ arm slot. Complementing his heater with a tightly spun, 11-5 shaped breaking ball with a lot of vertical depth. Moerschbacher was able to hold his velocity throughout his outing, working back up to 85 mph later in his second inning.

Aidan Crochier (2024 OF, Pittsburgh, PA) almost replicated his first at-bat during the last game of the day, smoking a ball off the net in right-center field. Consistent juice to the gaps, Crochier continues to impact the ball, producing loud barrels, using his long levers to elevate. 

Daniel Luko (2023 OF, Murrsville, PA) showed some pull side juice during his last at-bat, peppering a line-drive off the left field netting. A lofted stroke with tons of bat speed, Luko has produced some loud contact throughout the day and has impressed in multiple facets of the workout.

Gavin Kelly (2024 SS, Presto, PA) collected another knock during the green squad’s second game. Shooting a hard-hit groundball through the left side of the infield, the West Virginia commit once again showed off his quick hands as he turned on the ball. With obvious impact to the pull side, Kelly has shown an advanced approach throughout his at-bats during today’s action. Later, during his last at-bat of the day, the future Mountaineer clobbered a line-drive halfway up the net in the right field. 

Tyner Simpson (2023 SS, Johnson City, TN) smoked a groundball through the left side of the infield. A line-drive swing plane with quickness in his hands, Simpson has continued to show some twitch in his actions throughout the day. 

Owen Mandler (2023 SS, Pittsburgh, PA) roped a double down the left field line for extra bases. Dropping the bat head on a fastball on the inner half, producing some echoing contact, Mandler showcased a compact stroke with plenty of bat speed and juice to the pull side. 

Connor Rippo (2025 OF, York, PA) punched a line-drive into right field for a base hit. Continuing to put together an impressive workout, Rippo’s physical build is intriguing and he continues to translate his natural strength into his game. A slightly elevated swing plane, Rippo stayed on a fastball away and was able to lift it the opposite way. 

Zach Ball (2025 3B, Manchester, PA) got the game rolling, swinging at the first pitch, shooting it between first and second for a single. Going with a fastball on the outer half, Ball displayed an aggressive approach and a compact stroke as he was able to get his barrel on plane early. 

Ryan Petras (2025 SS, Bethel Park, PA) shot a line-drive over the second baseman’s head for a knock, putting together a quality at-bat, Petras battled as he fouled off some tough pitches before he was able to get the barrel out and square up a heater. Collecting his second knock during his second at-bat, Petra barreled up a mid-80s heater, driving it through the right side of the infield.

Ryan Tierney (2024 OF, Bethel Park, PA) dumped a single into center, adjusting to the breaking ball on the outer half, keeping his hand back, and showing some advanced barrel control. 

Cole Egan (2023 LHP, Clinton, PA) offered an intriguing look on the mound, a projectable 6’2”/185lb left-hander, Egan worked up to 86 mph during his first inning of work. Coming from a deceptive ¾ arm slot, Egan wasn’t afraid to come in on right-handers and paired his fastball with a sweeping slider that he flashed the ability to backdoor. Working a clean second inning of work, Egan continued to locate his heater around the zone as he generated some whiffs on his slider. 

Aidan Crochier (2024 OF, Pittsburgh, PA) found a barrel during his first at-bat during live at-bats. Scorching it into the right-center field gap, the Pittsburgh, PA-native was able to elevate the fastball, showcasing some gap-to-gap juice with a middle-of-the-field approach.

Drew Branstetter (2025 MIF, Camp Hill, PA) laced a ball into the left-center gap, adjusting to the curveball well as he was able to find the barrel for a knock. With present quickness in his hands, Branstetter utilizes a compact stroke with line-drive tendencies as he stays through the ball well. 

Connor Rippo (2025 OF, York, PA) looks the part of a physical right-hander, standing at 6-foot, 215-pounds as a freshman. A pretty electric fastball that comes out of his hand clean, Rippo worked 82-84 with his heater. Showing some riding life through the zone, Rippo was able to get swing-and-misses as he worked in all four quadrants. 

Kaden Hathaway (2025 3B, Washington, PA) created a tough downhill angle for hitters, coming from an over-the-top arm slot from his 6’3”/178lb frame, Hathaway was able to get on top of his fastball, flashing the making of a high-spin profile right hander. A mid-80s fastball that he ran up to 86 mph, Hathaway’s arsenal included a 12-6 shaped curveball with depth, a tight slider, and a sharp, late fading change-up. 

Gavin Kelly (2024 SS, Presto, PA) put together some quality at-bats during live action, collecting a base knock during his last at-bat of the game. Staying on a breaking ball, Kelly fired his quick hands and shot a single back up the middle.

Drew Moerschbaher (2022 SS, Port Matilda, PA) had one of the hardest hit balls of the game. Sending an extra-base shot off the net in right-center field. Hitting it halfway up the net, Moerschbaher showed off some serious power to the gaps. The Marietta College commit displayed quick hands and an elevated stroke with ton of power in his lower half, creating loads of bat speed.