Kelly showed why he's one of the top ranked catchers in the region, posting a 1.89 pop time behind the dish while consistently finding barrels on the offensive end. The athletic 6-foot, 175 pound righty provided value at multiple spots with a 6.85 sixty time and flashed carry and backspin potential gap to gap with ease.

Ryan was perhaps the most physical player in attendance and that strength showed up in all facets of his game. His 103 mph exit velocity was best in the event thanks to his bat speed/strength combo, though he also threw 91 mph across the diamond and ran a 6.91 in the 60-yard dash.

Tossi was a defensive asset throughout his event, starting from his primary spot behind the dish where the 5-foot-10, 175 pound prospect displayed clean compact actions and exchanges to ultimately post a 1.94 pop time. He showcased a heavy FB up to 88 mph with feel for spin in the arsenal in the form of a tight SL at 2343 rpm. He consistently produced loud contact on the offensive end, posting a 92 mph exit velo.

Mineo immediately impressed by touching 95 mph from the OF which translated on the mound where he ran his FB up to 88 mph. Talk about a well rounded prospect, Mineo also flashed the blistering speed by posting a 6.57 sixty time and was natural in his actions regardless of where he was on the field.

Campbell is a switch-hitter out of Pennsylvania who showed well all over the field, running a sub-7 while throwing 88 mph from the outfield. His swing was impressive from both sides of the dish, showing balance and bat speed, staying short to the ball while impacting it with some authority at the point of contact.

Turkowski is a long and projectable 6-foot-4 right-hander who showed off his athleticism with a 6.85 in the 60-yard and thew 86 mph from the outfield before hopping on the mound where he bumped 82 mph with a go-to offering in his slider. He also showed a linear stroke with quickness to his hands and some strength to unlock moving forward.

Raymond was more than impressive at on the offensive end, posting an exit velo of 87 mph with plenty of evident hand speed and weight shift through the zone. The strong framed 6-foot-1, 190 pound prospect created carry gap to gap intent to do serious damage in the stroke. Was also reliable behind the dish, posting a 2.00 pop time.

It's easy to see why Penn State already committed the young left-hander from in-state as Rape ran his heater up to 88 mph, driving down the mound well while showing heavy life to his arm side. He worked ahead of hitters and was able to miss bats both with his fastball and sharp, late biting slider upwards of 74 mph.

Petras was blazing down the lane during the 60-yard as he posted an event best 6.47, showing of his game changing speed. He showed his arm strength and athleticism in the infield with an 83 mph throw across and also showed plenty of bat speed from the right side, showing lift to his pat and strength at the point of contact.

Hanz is a long and projectable 6-foot-2 right-hander who showed off his arm strength with a top heater of 85 mph with a long whippy and extension out front. He's a good athlete and also showed a very interesting left-handed stroke with separation and projectable power.

Williams certainly opened eyes and there was no shortage of arm strength as he threw 97 mph from the outfield and 93 mph across the diamond. He's a loose and twitchy athlete who posted a 6.85 60-yard dash and showed lots of bat speed and hand quickness at the plate with blossoming strength.

Day has a 6-foot-1, 190 pound frame and the 2026 grad still has room to continue to fill out. The young right-hander was up to 83 mph on the bump with a long and loose arm action, leading to believe there will be another jump here moving forward.

Grippo provided value at multiple spots over the course of his day, as the athletic 6-foot-2, 180 pound primary RHP ran his FB up to 86 mph with further room for a velo tick in the future. He sequenced effectively, flashing both a SL and CH with unique movements for swing and miss. Grippo also worked behind the plate posting a 2.06 pop time with juice potential on the offensive end, posting an 87 mph exit velo.

Katke put together a nice showing in all areas of his game, throwing 76 mph from behind the dish with smooth and refined actions while popping a 2.00. His 88 mph exit velocity was amongst the best in attendance and he found a couple loud barrels in live action, showing very intriguing power potential from the right side.