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Nicholas-Bublick stands out for his 6-3/184 build and for his tools on both sides of the ball. He was up to 81 mph on his fastball but his best pitch might have been his curveball. A right-handed hitter, Nicholas-Bublick has impressive bat speed and hits the ball hard to all fields.
Williams is a twitchy young athlete with a very projectable 5-10/140 build. He ran a 7.09 sixty and looked comfortable playing defense all around the field, including topping out at 78 mph on the mound.
Gegg is a very projectable 6-2/165 athlete with lots of present coordination and athleticism for a player his age. He ran a 7.32 sixty and threw 85 mph from first base, a combination that we'd like to see in the outfield or on the mound in the future. He's a left-handed hitter at the plate.
Lowery is already 6-4/160 but he's retained his athleticism well, with coordinated actions in all aspects of the game and 7.29 speed in the sixty. He's also interesting on the mound, where he topped out at 77 mph with a loose and easy arm action.
Johnson has a big and strong 6-1/180 catcher's build and plenty of athleticism for the position. He was one of the top hitter's at the event, showing big strength in his swing and quick hands that drive a swing with plenty of lift and power potential.
Holbrook is a primary left handed pitcher and while he was solid on the mound, working in the mid-70s with two solid secondary pitches, he was more impressive as a left handed hitter with both power and barrel skills. He's also a 7.20 runner.
Johnson is a very good athlete with high level arm strength both in the outfield and on the mound. He's a left handed hitter who has quick hands and lots of present bat speed.
Patruno was one of the stronger players in the 13U/14U group, with a firm 5-11/172 build and more strength to come. He was solid behind the plate defensively and showed ability as a switch-hitter at the plate and also threw up to 80 mph on the mound to show his arm strength.
Kosmo has a long and lanky 6-1 build and a sidearm release slot that is going to give left-handed hitters nightmares for hears to come. He topped out at 77 mph and showed good feel for his secondary pitches.