Anthony Locastro (2026 LHP, Venetia, PA) stayed consistent throughout his round, as he sent several well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap. He stays simple with his move into launch and has some compact hand speed to deliver the barrel on-time. 

Brady Yarabinetz (2025 OF, Murrysville, PA) used a leverage stroke to impact the baseball with authority through the middle-of-the field. He has strength in his hands, creates torque with his lower half and displayed plenty of present bat speed. 

Jonah Willochell (2025 OF, Murrysville, PA) generated easy bat speed and showed a good feel for the barrel during his round. He created whip to his barrel, delivered in on-time and frequently to produce several loud line drives to the right centerfield gap. 

Jacob Stavrakis (2025 3B, Bridgeport, WV) took one of the louder rounds of the day, as he leveraged numerous well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap throughout his round. He does a nice job of staying on-plane and delivers the barrel with authority. 

Colton Temple (2027 1B, McDonald, PA) did a nice job of staying consistent during his round, as the left-handed hitting 2027 impacted the baseball well through the middle-of-the field. He stays loose with his hands into contact, creates plenty of present bat speed and has strength in his hands. 

Massimo Falconi (2026 SS, Canonsburg, PA) used a simple, repeatable stroke to find the barrel often during his round. He stays direct with his hands, has quickness to his hands and uses the entire field effectively. 

Anthony Grippo (2026 C, Mount Pleasant, PA) impressed with his ability to constantly find the barrel throughout his round. He used his strong hands to impact the baseball with authority and has good feel for the barrel. 

Eric McAllister (2027 3B, Dysart, PA) found the barrel quite often through the entirety of his round, while showing projectable gap-to-gap power. He creates leverage out in-front, has plenty of present bat speed and stays simple throughout. 

Tanner Stroup (2026 LHP, Altoona, PA) took perhaps the loudest and most consistent round of the day, as the physical right-handed hitter generates tons of present bat speed and loud impact. It is a loose, leveraged stroke with good separation, plenty of strength at impact and legitimate usable power. 

Joe Safar (2025 OF, Wexford, PA) produced another loud round, as the hulking 6-foot-6, 225-pound outfielder uses his levers to create monster bat speed and impacts the baseball with immense strength at contact. He stays behind the baseball extremely well and has loads of strength in his hands.