Brayden Morrison (2027 C, South Plainfield, NJ) swung the bat well during live ABs, smoking a ball deep to the LCF gap. He possesses a clean operation, with a compact load coming from an open stance and quiet leg lift. His bat flies through the zone with strong angles and quick hands, creating power and impact. 

Dylan Alberto (2025 1B, Centereach, NY) found a pair of barrels during the scrimmage, launching two high and deep drives to straightaway left. He starts with a hovering leg load, then explodes through the zone thanks to a good bat path and quick hands. A sturdy 5-foot-10 frame, Alberto creates impact with a strong lower half.

Cole Marchetti (2026 3B, Columbus, NJ) took home the top velocity of the day, touching 88 mph consistently in his first inning of work with ease to the operation. The 6-foot-2, 180 pound righty has plenty of projection remaining and could see 90 sooner rather than later.

Vincenzo Della Porta (2025 2B, Massapequa, NY) smoked an opposite field single in his first AB, showcasing present strength in the hands with easy jump off the barrel.

Thomas Harding (2025 LHP, Massapequa, NY) was an intimidating presence on the mound, using all of the 6-foot-4, 215 pound frame to touch 86 mph and generate swing and miss. He flashed a vertically shaped breaker with late bite in the 2200's rpm as well as a fading CH in the arsenal.

John Olivieri (2025 RHP, New City, NY) showcased a deep pitch mix, produced swing and miss consistently, and struck out two. The FB got up 82, while showing good feel for breaker with good depth and downward bite, spotting up on both sides of the plate. His delivery was exclusively from the stretch and was repeatable. 

Spencer Makarewicz (2026 OF, New Fairfield, CT) pounded the zone over his two innings of work, showcasing the ability to work backwards and command the arsenal for strikes. The FB got up to 84 and sat 81-83 with good armside run and carry. His breaker is a low-70s offering with present tilt. 

Nicholas LoVacco (2025 RHP, Jackson, NJ) worked a clean two innings on the mound, successfully sequencing a FB/SL mix for swing and miss. The athletic 6-foot-1, 180 pound righty ripped off wipeout SL on command up to 2480 rpm.

Joe Larosa (2026 OF, Scotch Plains, NJ) showcased the ability to handle off speed at the plate and work counts effectively, generating loud impact to the opposite field with clear carry and backspin production. 

Jadiel Rivera (2026 C, Ridgewood, NY) flashed good barrel extension and control in his first AB, handling velocity well to rope a line drive single to LF with backspin.

Kevin Prosceo (2026 RHP, Levittown, NY) pounded the zone over his one inning of work. He got the FB up to 84, with command on both sides of the plate from an easy and repeatable delivery. 

William Bethea (2025 3B, South Plainfield, NJ) displayed tons of present bat speed and legitimate gap-to-gap power potential throughout his round. He creates tons of torque with his lower half and leverages the baseball out in-front. 

Joe Larosa (2026 OF, Scotch Plains, NJ) stayed consistent during his round, as the left-handed hitting 2026 implores a simple line drive stroke with some present bat speed. He used the entire field effectively and flashed some pullside power potential. 

Matt Podesta (2025 C, Lake Grove, NY) took one of the louder rounds of the day, as he consistently impacted the baseball with authority from gap-to-gap. He creates plenty of bat speed and has some feel for the barrel. 

Spencer Makarewicz (2026 OF, New Fairfield, CT) continued to impress, as the 2026 outfielder implores a simple line drive stroke with quickness to his hands and feel for the barrel. He stays loose and whip the barrel through the zone with intent. 

Ryder Dougherty (2026 SS, Rego Park, NY) used a lofted stroke to produce numerous line drives through the middle-of-the field during his round. He showed adjustability with the barrel, generates easy bat speed and impacts it well. 

Reyes Quinones (2025 OF, Eatontown, NJ) impressed with his quick hands and ability to create tons of present bat speed. He used the middle-of-the field well throughout with several well-struck line drives.

Cole Marchetti (2026 3B, Columbus, NJ) used his levers well to create plenty of present bat speed and extension out in-front. He produced several well-struck line drives from gap-to-gap and projects for more power as he continues to physically mature. 

Jadiel Rivera (2026 C, Ridgewood, NY) used his strength to consistently impact the baseball loudly during his round. He stays simple and repeats his swing effectively. He creates leverage and bat speed using his long levers, while having feel for the barrel. 

Anthony Ungaro (2025 OF, Cherry Hill, NJ) showed tons of strength at impact, while scorching several line drives through the middle-of-the field during his round. He implores a compact, direct stroke with quickness to his hands and present bat speed. 

Brayden Morrison (2027 C, South Plainfield, NJ) took one of the louder rounds of the day, as he creates tons of present bat speed and whip to his barrel. He flashed power potential to the pullside and projects for even more as he continues to physically mature. 

Michael Gough (2026 RHP, Lincroft, NJ) showed tons of strength, as the strongly built 2026 impacted the baseball with authority throughout the entirety of his round. He uses his lower half extremely well and has present bat speed.