12/30/2018 9:21:08 AM
Alex Stanyek (2023 OF, Holmdel, NJ)
jumped on the first pitch and drove it to his pull side. Stanyek showed quickness to his hands getting them inside and the barrel to the baseball for a line drive double.
Matthew Perez (2023 SS, Providence, RI)
had a nice day at the plate driving a double deep to the left-center field gap. His line drive swing plane and loose hands provided plenty of juice off of the barrel.
Oliver Service (2023 RHP, Detroit, MI)
showcased a direct hand path on an elevated pitch for a pair of line drive double to his pull side. The righthanded hitter squared the baseball up and showed quickness on the base paths. He later drove a line drive to the opposite field for his third double of the day.
Bret Clements (2023 SS, Oak Ridge, NC)
knocked a pair of hits up the middle early in the contest and followed that with a backside single to right field as well. Clements has a direct hand path taking a short and balanced stride into contact.
Connor Fosnow (2022 SS, Longwood, FL)
displayed juice in his swing resulting in everything but a home run for the cycle. Fosnow uses his lower half well into his swing and projects for more power as he matures. All of his hits came to the left-center field gap.
Anthony Fernandez (2022 OF, Providence, RI)
hit the ball hard throughout the contest showing nice barrel to ball skills and a fluid stroke. Fernandez drove a deep double to his pull side gap that left the barrel with a high exit velocity.
Thomas Farley (2023 OF, Southside, AL)
had a nice day at the plate showcasing a line drive swing plane and an easy swing. Farley has the ability to hit the ball to all parts of the field and driving the baseball where it is pitched.
Connor Lasch (2023 C, Chicago, IL)
made the defensive play of the day in the middle infield. Lasch ranged to his left for a full extension diving grab and getting to his feet quickly to fire a strike to first to nab the base runner.
Jesse Sullivan (2023 3B, Jupiter, FL)
had a successful day at the plate repeatedly lining the baseball to all parts of the field. Sullivan finished 4-5 with 4 singles one to each part of the outfield. His swing is simple and quick with a level barrel plane to the point of contact.
Matt Queen (2023 SS, New York, NY)
had a pair of singles in the game resulting in scores for his Gray team. Queen strides into contact with plenty of balance and easy effort.