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Drew Moerschbacher
SS - 2022 - Port Matilda, PA
Marietta College
The Marietta commit didn't fail to impress in all aspects of the game, as Moerschbacher was more than effective on both sides of the field. The primary shortstop showcased plenty of effortless athleticism from the infield with soft hands and clear zip across the diamond up to 86 mph. The dominance continued on the bump where he used a whippy low 3/4 arm slot to pound the inside half of the zone for strikes, topping out at 85 mph. Offensively, Moerschbacher produced loud contact every opportunity he got, flashing a repeatable line drive stroke with gap to gap power potential.
Jason Janesko
C - 2023 - Moosic, PA
East Carolina
Janesko showed some strong feel for the barrel with a consistent round of BP, really quick hands and loads of strength throughout his 6'1"/190lb frame, the ECU commit peppered line-drives into the gaps during his round. While waiting until live action to show off his power, the future Pirate barreled some balls up to the pull side that jumped off his bat. A 6.88-runner in the sixty and a 1.96 pop time, Janesko showed off his athleticism all day with an impressive workout.
Cole Egan
LHP - 2023 - Clinton, PA
George Mason
Egan asserted his dominance on the mound early and often during his two inning appearance, using a 3/4 slot and lots of push off from the backside to produce easy swing and miss life out of the hand up to 86 mph. With clear cut to the fastball, everything in the arsenal moved for the lefty including a slurvy 11-5 breaker as well as a change piece down in the zone. From a still projectable 6-foot-2, 185-pound frame, expect the velocity to only increase in the future.
Daniel Luko
OF - 2023 - Murrysville, PA
Uncommitted
Luko is an intriguing uncommitted 2023 with tons of quick twitch athleticism, clean defensive actions and offensive capabilities. He recorded a 6.93 second sixty-yard dash time, while also producing online, accurate throws up to 86 mph during outfield drills. At the plate, he uses his lightning quick hands to deliver the barrel with authority and produced several well-struck line drives.
Gavin Kelly
C - 2024 - Presto, PA
West Virginia
Kelly had one of the best defensive rounds of the day, as he exhibited clean, athletic actions with loads of quick twitch, Kelly recorded a best pop time of 1.93-second. 77 mph from behind the dish, Kelly's throws were right on the bag for the shortstop. Showcasing some extreme hitterish tendencies, the West Virginia commit impressed during game action and in BP with advanced barrel skills and present power to all field. A 6.73-runner, Kelly is a freak athlete that will only continue to make huge strides as he grows.
Jonah Richardson
RHP - 2024 - Carlisle, PA
Delaware
Physically built with loads of natural strength throughout his 6'0"/190lb frame, Richardson recorded the highest velocity during infield work, while also impressing on the mound. 88 mph from across the diamond, Richardson moved well around the bag at first and projects well at a corner position. On the bump, Richardson worked up to 86 mph with more left in the tank. Commanding the zone well with a three pitch mix, Richardson is going to be a dangerous two-way prospect with big-time gap-to-gap juice at the dish.
Ryan Petras
SS - 2025 - Bethel Park, PA
Northwestern
The young freshman was impressive in multiple facets of his workout Saturday morning. Recording the fastest sixty of the day of 6.60-seconds. Showcasing some serious bat-to-ball skills, Petras collected several hits during live action and put together one of the most consistent rounds of the day, with excellent feel for the barrel. An all-around athlete, the Bethel Park, PA-native displayed smooth actions at short and projects long-term at the position, certainly one to watch in the '25 class.
Kaden Hathaway
3B - 2025 - Washington, PA
West Virginia
An uber-projectable, 6-foot-3, 178-pound right-hander, Hathaway was impressive on the mound, throwing his heater past hitters. Sitting in the mid-80s, grabbing a few 86s, there is so much left in the tank for the young right-hander. While also showcasing a power 12-6 shaped breaker and feel for a late fading change-up, Hathaway's repertoire projects plus as he continues to develop on the mound. While also recording a 6.94-second sixty, Hathaway put together a solid round of BP, flashing some legitimate gap-to-gap juice.
Conner Rippo
OF - 2025 - York, PA
Uncommitted
Finding several barrels during live action, the strongly built freshman produced loud contact throughout the day, which was representative of his workout on Saturday. 86 mph from the outfield and working in the mid-80s on the bump, Rippo has a legitimate chance to be a two-way player at the next level.