6/9/2018
Michael Rice (2021 OF, New York, NY): Rice showed some serious strength in his righthanded swing, especially considering his age. He showed good ability to get the barrel out and drive it to the pullside.
Graham Macneil (2020 3B, Whitby, ON): A good-sized player, MacNeil took one of the better BP's of the day, showing the ability to drive the ball into the air and work deep to all fields.
Jason Mark (2019 OF, Flushing, NY): Mark showed pretty clean hands through his launch and swing along with quality bat speed, driving the ball to the pullside with some consistency.
Justin Larrea (2021 LHP, Queens, NY): Larrea's hands work very well through his swing with looseness and quickness, and he showed the ability to consistently get the barrel out and create loud contact.
Garrett Tyler (Ty) Johnson (2020 LHP, Virginia Beach, VA): Johnson showed smoo
thness to his hands through his swing to go along with very good strength, driving the ball deep to pull side.
Matthew Tempone (2019 C, Smithtown, NY): Tempone showed consistent barrel skills with strength at contact, driving the ball all over the ballpark on a rising line with the ability to stay balanced through his swing as well.
Lorenzo Repack (2020 OF, Columbus, NJ): Repack does a very good job sinking into his hips and creating leverage off of his front side, shows good timing skills and did a good job of driving the ball on a line.
CJ Minchin (2019 OF, Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ): Michin showed easy barrel skills with a loose swing, doing a good job staying committed to the middle of the field and projecting for power with more strength.
Keagan Calero (2019 SS, Rochester, NH): Calero took a good round of BP, showing the ability to work to all fields with a loose, easy swing while working up both gaps.
Jonathan Santucci (2021 OF, Leominster, MA): Santucci's hands work well in his swing and he does an excellent job getting the barrel moving, showing a whole-field approach with some good pop to the pull side.
Jake Renda (2021 RHP, Princeton, NJ): Renda showed some of the better power of the event, driving the ball into the air to the pull side and up the pull gap with good strength, consistently getting near or off of the wall.
Kavi Caster (2019 OF, Crofton, MD): Caster showed some of the better raw bat speed in the entire event, consistently driving the ball to the pull side and attacking it out front. He's got highly projectable power.
Hunter Rivera (2021 2B, Lawrenceville, NJ): Rivera showed loose hands with a clean, quick stroke through the zone, doing a good job of finding the barrel to all fields and projecting well for power.
Gabriel Martinez (2019 C, Ile Perrot, QC): Martinez worked to all fields with a simple, compact stroke that results in firm, line drive contact.
Tafton Hensley (2019 OF, Mooresville, NC): Hensley showed very quality present juice in his bat and projects for even more, showing good bat speed and overall quality hands.
Cristian Perez (2019 C, Greenwich, CT): Perez showed very good strength in his swing when squared up, driving the ball on a rising line with the ability to work to all fields authoritatively.
Alexander Gioia (2020 C, Mullica Hill, NJ): Gioia showed a very quality whole-field approach with a line drive stroke, consistently making firm contact to all fields.
Jack Wunz (2021 OF, State College, PA): Wunz swings the bat hard with intent to do damage and was often successful doing so, consistently finding the barrel with authority and using all fields.
Colby Brouillette (2019 C, St. Albans, VT): Brouillette showed excellent strength in his lefthanded swing, driving the ball up the gaps and showing pretty significant pullside pop as well.
Peter Schimmel (2019 OF, Bethpage, NY): Schimmel stayed committed to the middle of the field with a line drive swing plane and showed the ability to barrel the ball up to all fields as well.
Matthew Bedford (2020 SS, Staten Island, NY): Bedford showed pretty good barrel feel with hands that work, staying committed to his approach and working to all parts of the ballpark with authority.
John Dantinne (2020 2B, Sewell, NJ): Dantinne got better as the round went on and once he found his timing, consistently showed good barrel skills on a line drive plane with the ability to work to all fields.
Shane Adamski (2020 OF, Deptford, NJ): Adamski took a very consistent, professional round with good hands through the zone and consistent liners up the middle.
Blake McRae (2019 OF, Imlay City, MI): McRae showed good smoothness to the barrel with strength and bat speed, consistently finding the barrel and showing good pop up the pullside gap as well.
Alexander Diaz (2021 SS, Brooklyn, NY): Diaz's hands and lower half work well in swing, showing smoothness through stroke with good shift, wore out center field and both gaps with line drive jump off the bat.
Stephen Harrington (2020 SS, Clark, NJ): Harrington showed good hitting tools with loose hands on a line drive plane, working back through the middle well and also showing good jump into the gaps.
Peter Cortez (2022 1B, Monmouth Junction, NJ): Cortez sinks into his hips well and generates leverage in his swing, showing good hands and the ability to work to all fields on a line.
Josuel Santos (2019 SS, Brooklyn, NY): Santos had one of the better rounds of the day, showing consistent ability to drive the ball into the air with authority, showing very good power to all fields.
Michael Taylor (2020 1B, Basking Ridge, NJ): Taylor is one of the stronger players in attendance this weekend and that strength shows well in his swing, with the ability to drive the ball into the air with authority and very good power.