Brayden Ross (2029 RHP, McKeesport, PA) Got the start on the mound for 3-Columbia Blue.  Ran the fastball up to 79 and kept hitters off balance with a sharp slider that sat 69-70.  He barreled up a ball to the pull side in his first at-bat.  He also hammered a gap shot to the pull side in the 5th.

Caleb Linger (2029 RHP, Warren, OH) Got the start on the bump for 4-Gray.  Fastball sat 68-69, coupled with a curveball that kept hitters off balance and sat 49-50.  Quick worker and stayed around the zone throughout the outing.  

Clark Sipes (2029 C, Sewickley, PA) Got the 4-Gray bats going in the first with a big barrel to the pull side gap.  Solid bat to ball skills while swinging with intent.  Smoked another pull side shot in his 3rd at bat of the game.  

Alex Parker (2029 SS, Lancaster, NY) Smoked a ball back up the middle in the 2nd for 4-Gray.  Excellent barrel control and swinging with intent for a loud knock.  

Logan Caughman (2030 RHP, Smithton, PA) Had an efficient outing on the mound for 4-Grey.  Fastball, Knuckle and Changeup mix and threw everything for strikes.  Quick worker with a clean operation while staying around the zone.  

Gavin Sentner (2029 OF, Youngstown, OH) Barreled up a baseball for 3-Columbia Blue in the 4th.  Staying back and shooting a base knock back up the middle.  

Brayden Ross (2029 RHP, McKeesport, PA) used his strength to impact the baseball with authority throughout his round. He generates plenty of present bat speed, delivered the barrel on-time frequently and projects for more power potential moving forward. 

Anthony Cepeda (2030 2B, Buffalo, NY) impressed with his ability to consistently shoot line drives through the middle-of-the field. He stays direct with his hands and showed a quick launch. 

Alex Parker (2029 SS, Lancaster, NY) used a simplistic approach during his round to produce numerous line drives. He stays compact with his hands into impact, has some strength in his hands and projects to add more strength down the road. 

Trent Dixon (2029 3B, Cranberry Township, PA) used his strength to impact the baseball with authority to the pullside during his round. He generates easy bat speed, engages his lower half well to create leverage out in-front and flashed legitimate power potential.