Blake Huston (2028 3B, North Haven, CT) took perhaps the most consistent round of the day, while flashing power potential and plenty of things to like moving forward. The left-handed hitting 2028 Grad implores a loose, leveraged stroke with quickness to his hands, good feel for the barrel and strength at impact. He used the entire field effectively and will continue to add more power as he physically matures. 

John Eddis (2027 SS, Woodbury Heights, NJ) stayed consistent throughout his round, as the 2027 middle-infielder sprayed numerous line drives from gap-to-gap. He stays simple and short to the baseball, while exhibiting plenty of present bat speed and has some feel for the barrel. 

Wyatt Simons (2027 RHP, Brooklyn, NY) found the barrel consistently during his round, as he displayed tight turns and delivered the barrel to the front with authority. He stayed through the middle-of-the field and projects to add power as he physically matures. 

Marcos Lopez (2027 3B, Ozone Park, NY) impressed with his ability to impact the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. He uses his strong lower half well to create leverage, has strength in his hands and present bat speed. 

Alexander Reyes (2028 3B, Paramus, NJ) found the barrel quite often throughout his round, while creating huge separation and tons of strength at impact. Despite being perhaps the youngest in attendance, he exhibits a feel for the barrel beyond his year and has strength at impact. 

Finnian O'Loughlin (2027 OF, Jersey City, NJ) took the loudest round of the day, as he generates tons of bat speed and impacts the baseball with authority from line-to-line. He creates plenty of torque into launch, has quickness to his hands and flashed immense power projection once he physically matures.

Max Boehm (2027 RHP, Wellesley, MA) impressed with his ability to repeat his simple move effortlessly, while generating several well-struck line drives throughout his round. He stays compact with his hands, delivers the barrel on-time and will expand his power potential as he matures. 

John Luca Gallina (2027 2B, Jackson, NJ) found the barrel frequently during his round, as the compactly built 2027 grad produced several line drives from gap-to-gap. He gets to launch quickly, displays quickness to his hands and has feel for the barrel. 

Nikash Patel (2027 SS, South Plainfield, NJ) took one of the louder rounds of the day, as he has added noticeable strength since our last look. He creates space in a tight window, while generating whip to his barrel and impacts the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. He flashed budding power potential that will continue to expand as he add more strength. 

Brody Mauro (2027 OF, Fair Haven, NJ) offers an intriguing blend of barrel skills and power projection, as the left-handed hitting 2027 outfielder employs a loose, leveraged stroke with plenty of present bat speed. He works the middle-of-the field effectively and can turn the barrel over well on the inner-half. 

Jackson Crimaldi (2027 OF, Berkeley Heights, NJ) was impressive throughout his round, as the strongly built 2027 outfielder impacted the baseball loudly from gap-to-gap. He engages his lower half extremely well, displays plenty of quickness to his hands and generates leverage out in-front. 

Carter Epting (2027 OF, South Colonie, NY) impressed with his ability to turn tightly on the inner-half, while displaying feel for the barrel and plenty of present bat speed. He flashed legitimate pullside power projection and will continue to expand as he physically matures. 

Nikash Patel (2027 SS, South Plainfield, NJ) picked up a double down the LF line during his first plate appearance, showcasing the ability to get the barrel out in front and effectively drive with the lower half.

Jordan Mosenthine (2027 SS, Howell, NJ) created some effortless carry into the pull side left centerfield gap during his first offensive opportunity, flashing a leveraged stroke with developing power present in the 5-foot-10, 155 pound frame. 

Sam Chung (2028 OF, Princeton Junction, NJ) put together a competitive AB early in the game and ultimately got rewarded with a single back up the middle. The developing 5-foot-4, 120 pound righty minimized swing and miss in the approach with a repeatable stroke. 

Brody Mauro (2027 OF, Fair Haven, NJ) just missed a pull side bomb during his first AB, settling for a ground rule double to RF. The 6-foot-2, 170 pound lefty has evident strength in the hands and swings a heavy barrel with dangerous carry potential. 

Jackson Crimaldi (2027 OF, Berkeley Heights, NJ) wasn’t trying to do too much at the plate, leading to a solid RBI single back up the middle. The 5-foot-11, 160 pound prospect repeated the stroke well with evident barrel control to pair. 

John Luca Gallina (2027 2B, Jackson, NJ) smoked an RBI line drive single to right field in his final AB of the day, displaying the ability to see the ball deep and explode through the zone with effortless backspin production. 

Alex Fiore (2027 OF, Marlboro, NJ) was a factor on both sides of the field, starting the game with a web gem diving catch in RF gaining tons of ground and then proceeding to hit a double to dead CF in the bottom half of the inning. The athletic 5-foot-9, 150 pound prospect has speed tool that translates on multiple levels with both contact and young power tools present.

Max Boehm (2027 RHP, Wellesley, MA) was dominant on the mound in his three innings of work, topping out at 80 mph with plenty of evident running action on his FB. From a low 3/4 slot he generated lots of natural movement in the arsenal with additional room for velocity projection in the 6-foot-1, 160 pound frame.

Robert Wrobel (2027 3B, Manalapan, NJ) picked up a hard single to LF during his 2nd plate appearance with evident bat speed and barrel control through the zone. 

Marcos Lopez (2027 3B, Ozone Park, NY) did a nice job of covering the zone and going the opposite way for a single in the top of the 7th. The 5-foot-10, 155 pound prospect showcased good bat-to-ball skills with evident contact tool. 

Finnian O'Loughlin (2027 OF, Jersey City, NJ) muscled a single to CF during his first plate appearance, flashing strength in the hands with simplicity to the stroke. The projectable 6-foot, 165 pound righty is a threat on the bases and displayed natural athleticism throughout his game.

John Eddis (2027 SS, Woodbury Heights, NJ) roped a line drive to the opposite field during his final AB, showcasing a level bat path through the zone with backspin production present.