Andres Carson (2028 C, Brooklyn, NY) found his way on base multiple times over the course of the game, showcasing the ability to generate impact to the middle of the field with line drive tendencies present in the stroke.

Ryan Jaeger (2030 1B, Monmouth Beach, NJ) was an intriguing two-way prospect on the day, picking up two hits offensively including a loud line drive single to RF, while also topping out at 78 mph on the mound. The 5-foot-10, 160 pound prospect has athletic traits with projectable tools for the future.

Enzo Candelario (2030 3B, Vineland, NJ) continued his hot offensive weekend, picking up another knock in game two with present jump off the barrel. The '30 prospect flashed both contact and young power tools in game with good barrel control displayed.

Franco Calaf (2028 OF, East Elmhurst, NY) was another name who provided value across the board, picking up multiple hits offensively while also giving a unique look on the mound up to 77 mph. The 5-foot-9, 154 pound lefty flashed some crossfire to the release and did a nice job of keeping hitters uncomfortable in the box, picking up two strikeouts in his inning of work.

Aj Fisher (2029 C, Westhampton Beach, NY) reached safely in two of his three ABs on the day, finishing with a roped triple down the RF line. The 5-foot-7, 145 pound prospect successfully used all parts of the field with backspin production present.

Mack Chiavarone (2029 C, Lawrenceville, NJ) picked up two hits including a double to RCF on the day. The Lawrenceville native did a nice job of repeating the stroke and controlling the barrel with intent to generate impact out in front.

Mason Costello (2028 3B, Schenectady, NY) ended his day with a loud triple to LCF, showcasing good intent behind the swing with carry production to the pull side of the field. The projectable 5-foot-11, 155 pound prospect also ran it up to 79 mph on the mound with present life out of the hand.

Enzo Candelario (2030 3B, Vineland, NJ) impressed with his ability to consistently impact the baseball with authority to all fields, while flashing usable power potential. He displayed plenty of present bat speed, feel for the barrel and engaged his strong lower half well. 

Mason Costello (2028 3B, Schenectady, NY) used a compact stroke to generate several line drives during his round. He stayed through the middle-of-the field, displayed plenty of whip to his barrel and quickness to his hands. 

Ryan Jaeger (2030 1B, Monmouth Beach, NJ) implores a simple, leverage stroke with projectable power and tons of bat speed. Delivered the barrel on-time with strength at impact and used the entire field effectively. 

Franco Calaf (2028 OF, East Elmhurst, NY) took one of the louder rounds of the day, as the smooth left-handed hitter pummeled numerous line drives throughout his round. He creates good leverage out in-front, delivers the barrel on-time and with huge present bat speed. 

Ben North (2029 OF, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI) stayed consistent throughout his round, as the right-handed hitting outfielder used a short and compact stroke to produced line drives from gap-to-gap. He displayed an innate feel for the barrel and will continue to expand his power potential as he matures. 

Andres Carson (2028 C, Brooklyn, NY) stayed back and drove a fastball deep to the LCF gap, legging out a double. Used a strong and direct barrel to do damage to the pull side, showcasing impact to that field. Later in the game his shot a line drive to the RCF wall, flying around the bases and recording a triple. 

James Bortnick (2029 LHP, Sussex, NJ) turned in a strong start on the hill, striking out six over three innings of work. He ran the FB up to 78 with life and jump through the zone. Also sequenced in a mid-60s curveball that produced whiffs, along with a mid-60s splitter. Also launched a hard hit barrel to left center, legging out a loud double. 

Enzo Candelario (2030 3B, Vineland, NJ) got around on a fastball and launched a homer to straightaway left, driving in a pair. Used an athletic and advanced toolset in the box with pull side impact present, sending an accurate and strong barrel through the zone with authority. 

Mason Costello (2028 3B, Schenectady, NY) launched a deep two-run homer to straightaway left, showcasing an impressive ability to generate pull-side impact. Quick actions in the box with a direct and efficient stroke, generating loft and backspin to pull.