Nathaniel Fuller (2027 LHP, Parlin, NJ) was able to run his FB up to 83 mph with some heavy life, working both sides of the dish effectively from a high 3/4 release. The athletic 5-foot-9, 150 pound lefty generates plenty of arm speed for his age with the ability to turn over the CH and kill spin sitting around 1580 rpm. Expect velocity to only tick up in the future. 

Grayson Fontaine (2028 LHP, North Wales, PA) looked smooth and natural on the mound, effectively getting into the lower half and creating extension downhill to ultimately top out at 82 mph. The plenty projectable 6-foot-1, 185 pound lefty generates natural run and sink on the heat with a solid pairing of SLV and CH also present in the arsenal. 

Jackson Hornick (2027 OF, Furlong, PA) displayed some deception to the delivery, effectively hiding the ball with a full arm path and whippy arm action flashing slight cut on the FB up to 81 mph. He successfully worked in-line down the hill with developing spin profile on a slurvy breaker that showcased 11-5 movement. The velo ceiling is high for the 6-foot, 165 pound prospect.

Braden Cox (2028 OF, Sea Girt, NJ) showed plenty of intrigue at the plate, as the twitchy primary outfielder produced several line drives throughout his round. He generates plenty of present bat speed, stays direct with his hands and delivers the barrel on-time frequently. 

Joshua Diaz (2028 3B, Staten Island, NY) showcased some of the more projectable, usable power during his round. The sturdy built right-handed hitter has tons of strength in his hands and creates loads of leverage out in-front. 

Brady Guzzie (2027 OF, Fairless Hills, PA) took perhaps the most consistent round of the day, as the left-handed hitting 2027 found the barrel quite often. It is a loose, leveraged stroke with quickness to his hands, feel for the barrel and strength at impact. He delivered numerous line drives from gap-to-gap and will continue to expand his power potential as he physically matures. 

Nathaniel Fuller (2027 LHP, Parlin, NJ) showcased some of the better bat speed, while showcasing a real for the barrel and projectable pullside power. He generates plenty of torque with his lower half and delivers the barrel with authority. 

Jake Clayton (2027 SS, Pt. Pleasant, NJ) was impressive throughout his round, as the 2027 primary shortstop displayed impressive present bat speed and loud impact from gap-to-gap. He stays through the hitting zone for a long time, generates whip to his barrel and flashed some pullside power potential. 

Grayson Fontaine (2028 LHP, North Wales, PA) took perhaps the loudest round of the day. The right-handed hitting 2028 creates loads of present bat speed with his lower half, has lightning quick hands and delivers the barrel with intent. He produced several well-struck balls throughout with immense pullside power potential. 

William Howell (2027 RHP, Mount Laurel, NJ) stayed consistent throughout his round, as the 2027 primary right-handed pitcher used the whole field exceptionally well and showcased plenty of present bat speed. He exhibited looseness to his hands and has the propensity to find the barrel often. 

Jaiden Lopez (2028 3B, Ozone Park, NY) displayed an advanced approach with excellent bat-to-ball skills and developing power potential. He showcased a loose, low-effort stroke with plenty of present bat speed and simply peppered line drives from gap-to-gap with ease. 

Jackson Hornick (2027 OF, Furlong, PA) showed plenty of intriguing components to his swing, as the twitchy right-handed hitting outfielder produced several well-struck line drives throughout his round. He swings with tons of intent, generates loads of present bat speed and flashed enticing pullside power potential. 

Jon Cerullo (2027 1B, Bridgewater, MA) put his strength on display throughout his round, as the strongly built 2027 generates plenty of bat speed and strength at impact. It is an intent based swing with good lower half movements and some feel for the barrel.