2021 13U/14U Sunshine Northeast (06/05/2021 - 06/06/2021)

6/6/2021 3:05:50 PM

Jordan Rosario (2025 3B, Belleville, NJ)- showed good adjustability, sitting back on an outside and driving it to right center field for a standup double. Rosario implores a simple, repeatable stroke with quickness to his hands and good feel for the barrel. 

Jason Brown (2025 SS, Marlton, NJ)- has been impressive in all facets of his game, while continuing to show an advanced hit tool with quickness to his hands and good barrel control. Has displayed smooth, fluid actions in the field with the ability to make several tough plays look easy. 

Matthew Diskin (2025 RHP, Mountainside, NJ)- continued to show off his immense power potential, this time in-game by collecting two hits including a standup double to deep right center field. The hulking first baseman uses rotational lower half mechanics and good extension out in front to produce loud contact often.

Michael Hanna (2026 OF, Oradell, NJ)- was another interesting two-way prospect, as he collected three hits including a loud triple to left center field and showed some present arm speed by running his fastball up to 76 mph. 

Carson Crum (2025 LHP, Little Rock, AR)- was impressive in this one, collecting two hits and two runs batted to help his team offensively. The left-handed hitting 2025 stays short and compact with hands to deliver the barrel on-time. 

Brady Chenevert (2026 LHP, Shrewsbury, MA)-collected three hits on the day, while driving in two runs. Displays a simple, repeatable stroke from the left-side with good usage of his lower half and advanced bat-to-ball skills. 

Brighton Fontaine (2026 SS, North Wales, PA)- displayed quick hands and control of his barrel to deliver a well-struck double in this one. The slick fielding shortstop drove in a run, while showing solid defensive acumen throughout the game. 

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Parker Shenman (2025 SS, Rumson, NJ): showed advanced bat-to-ball skills for age and should progress well as he physically matures. Shenman implores simple swing mechanics with solid feel for the barrel and plenty of present bat speed. 

Brady Chenevert (2026 LHP, Shrewsbury, MA): showcased good hand speed for age while producing some pretty loud contact. Drove the ball well into the right-center gap with some juice. 

Reid Miller (2025 RHP, Gilbertsville, PA): drove the ball well during his round. Used his entire 5'8/130-pound frame to pepper the gaps with line drive impact and carry. 

Matthew Diskin (2025 RHP, Mountainside, NJ): showed an explosive lower half through the baseball to produce a quick turn and plenty of present bat speed. Showed consistent line drive impact to the middle and pull-side with legitimate power potential as he continues to physically mature. 

Vincent Grimaldi (2025 C, Staten Island, NY): produced loud contact throughout his round, driving the ball to the pull side with authority. Implores a lofted stroke with good feel for the barrel and plenty of present bat speed. 

Jason Brown (2025 SS, Marlton, NJ): was impressive throughout his round, as the 2025 grad showed a simple, repeatable stroke with quick hands and extremely good feel for the barrel. Brown stays short and direct to the baseball, while using his length to create tons of leverage out in front. Showcased high level bat-to-ball skills with some gap-to-gap power potential. 

Chase Frantz (2025 1B, Gilbertsville, PA): showed immense power potential throughout his round. The 2025 grad implores an aggressive lower half to explode through contact, while displaying consistent bat-to-ball skills and good feel for the barrel. 

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Dennis Mulhearn (2025 RHP, Orangeburg, NY) showcased his skills on both sides of the field, making a great read on a diving catch in CF using a direct first step. He successfully drove the ball pull side with super quick hands and bat speed.

Matthew Diskin (2025 RHP, Mountainside, NJ) displayed a repeatable line drive swing back up the middle with solid hip rotation and bat speed. He ran the gun up to 81 on the mound, featuring a 3 pitch mix which constantly kept hitters off balance.

Michael Hanna (2026 OF, Oradell, NJ) showed big time power to right centerfield, displaying quick bat speed with great lift and backspin leading to a no doubt HR.

Brad Marks (2025 SS, Newark, DE) went 2-3 on the day, showing his ability to go gap to gap with great backspin and power potential. He stayed on off speed pitches well and proved to be a tough AB for any pitcher.

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