Mason Breton (2023 3B, Manchester, CT) Displayed a balanced approach with present strength at contact. Produced good barrel speed through extension creating hard, loud contact  when squared.

Wes Hellings (2023 RHP, Summit, NJ) Showed a smooth line drive path to contact with good feel for the barrel. Primarily looked to utilize a mid field approach but showcase the barrel control to work to all fields. Doubled  in game action.

Christopher Kustigian (2021 OF, Charlton, MA) The 2021 grad displayed good strength at contact with a naturally leveraged barrel plane through  extension. Created good carry off the barrel with the ability to drive the baseball through each gap. Collected an RBI double in game action. 

Matt Kustigian (2022 RHP, Charlton, MA) Showed present bat speed through the zone and looked to attack the baseball with intent. Generated good barrel whip through the zone that create sharp contact with good backspin off the barrel. Picked up two base hits in game action while driving in a run. 

Alexander Oppenheimer (2022 RHP, Westport, CT) Displayed good arm speed through the extension. Generated good sinking life with fastball to the bottom of the zone topping at 84 mph. Flashed good depth with an 11/5 breaking ball in the mid 60's. Consistently changed speed and effectively kept hitters off balance.

Connor McGee (2021 C, Stamford, CT) Showed a smooth, repeatable path to contact with a linear barrel plane through extension. Consistently on time to contact and looked to work the ball to the middle of the field. Picked up two base hits in game action.

John O'Connor (2022 SS, Southington, CT) Created good bat speed through the zone while effectively throwing hands to contact. Showed good strength at contact that produced solid jump off the barrel when squared. Picked up a double in game action. 

Wes Hellings (2023 RHP, Summit, NJ) Showed very good feel for fastball with the ability to locate to each edge of the plate, topped at 82 mph. Also displayed very good feel for his breaking ball with the ability to land for strikes in the bottom quadrants of the zone in both positive and negative counts. Worked three innings striking out five batters.

Alex Holberton (2023 2B, Chatham, NJ) Displayed good balance at the plate while utilizing a line drive barrel plane. Looked to drive the baseball to the middle of the field and flashed solid barrel whip.  Picked up a sharp single to left field in game action.

Matt McGurk (2022 OF, Commack, NY) Showed present bat speed through the zone with a slightly lifted barrel plane. Created good leverage at contact which generated solid backspin off the barrel. Ball jumps off barrel well picking up a double in game action.

Noah Hester (2022 SS, Old Saybrook, CT) Showed good balance throughout his swing while utilizing a mid field approach. Consistently created solid contact off the barrel. Hester picked up a multi hit game while driving in a run. 

Alfred Hoti (2021 C, New York, NY) Hoti showed present strength at contact with the ability to generate hard, loud contact when squared. Employed a naturally leveraged barrel plane that created easy carry.  Collected two base hits  in game in action.

James Quinn (2023 OF, East Hampton, CT) The 2023 grads displayed a clean, repeatable line drive barrel plane through extension. Kept hands  inside baseball well and showed good discipline at the plate while picking up two base hits. 

Chris Suter (2021 RHP, Stamford, CT) Suter showed a quick arm action through extension that produced solid life with a fastball that topped at 84 mph. Worked fastball to each edge of the plate and showed good feel both his breaking ball and changeup to the bottom quadrants of the zone.

Aidan Katzman (2023 OF, Huntington Bay, NY) Employed a line drive barrel plane while at the plate with a mid field  approach. Threw hands well to contact and created good whip through extension. Created sharp contact when squared and picked up two base hits in game action.

James Gumbs (2023 SS, Colchester, CT) Showed good feel for the barrel while utilizing a simple line drive barrel plane. Threw bat head well to contact picking up two hits in game action including a double.

Chase Leonard (2023 C, Newington, CT) Displayed quick hands to contact with the ability to stay inside the baseball at contact. Doubled down the line in game action.

Christian De La Cruz (2022 RHP, Nyack, NY) Showed good arm speed through extension with heavy downhill life up to 87 mph. Consistently worked ahead in the count with fastball offering and showed good feel of a changeup that flashed diving life in the low 80's.

Dylan Colvin (2022 RHP, Media, PA) Created a quick arm through extension with a fastball that topped at 84 mph. Fastball generated natural cut to glove side. Consistently located both curveball and slider for strikes to the bottom quadrants of the zone.

Justin Leguernic (2023 1B, Dix Hills, NY) Created good created angle with fastball to bottom of zone, up to 81 mph. Projectable frame. Showed good tilt with slider while flashing solid feel for changeup. 

Cole Arcieri-Rowe (2021 RHP, Exeter, NH) Quick arm with good extension. Fastball showed life up  to 82 mph.  Curveball created sharp, late depth in the low 70's. Consistently kept hitters off balance and induced weaker contact.

Dylan Reiner (2022 OF, New York, NY) Showed good feel for the barrel with a simple hand path to contact. Stays inside the baseball well while utilizing a mid field approach. Consistently created hard, loud contact off the barrel.

Mason Breton (2023 3B, Manchester, CT) Used a simple line drive barrel plane through extension. Consistently through hands to contact with intent creating good backspin off the barrel. Collected two base hits in game action.

Zachary Crevier (2022 OF, Wethersfield, CT) showed quickness to his hands with his righthanded swing, looking to launch at the point of contact while showing carry to all parts of the field. 

Trevor Grady (2023 OF, Sterling, MA), a young 2023 graduate, is a lefthanded hitter with quick hands, allowing him to whip the barrel through the zone. There's lift to his swing and the components project moving forward, already showing strength in his hands.

Bayram Hot (2022 3B, Sunnyside, NY)continued to impress on the day during his round of BP after throwing 89 mph across the infield. His physical strength plays well in his swing, showing the ability to impact the ball with nice jump when squared.

Nathan Innerfield (2022 OF, Weare, NH) is a long and projectable 6-2 lefthanded bat who uses his length well to create extension and separation in his swing. His path is lofted and there's balance to his swing which projects well with added strength. 

Christopher Kustigian (2021 OF, Charlton, MA) showed a big arm from the outfield and infield and continued to show well with the bat. He swings with intent and can drive the ball when squared, working line drive contact to the middle and pull side parts of the field. 

Cameron Trego (2021 OF, Coatesville, PA) took a nice round of BP before continuing to swing a hot stick in live action where he hit a long home run. A lefthanded hitter, Trego stays relatively short and shows no problem turning on the ball with present bat speed through the zone and nice carry off the barrel. 

Rory Lynch (2021 RHP, Easton, CT) showed off some two-way ability with a long and quick swing through the zone, creating some lift to his path and nice carry off the barrel when squared up. 

Elliot Hamilton (2022 C, Glastonbury, CT) has a short and quick stroke from the right side, keeping his hands inside well while creating present bat speed. The offensive tools project well and when he's on time, the ball comes off well.

Matthew Minckler (2023 SS, Greenland, NH) has loose hands and wrists in the righthanded batter's box, creating consistent extension out front at the point of contact. He's a good athlete and his 5-11/145 frame project well moving forward with added strength. 

Brandon Hernandez (2022 OF, Yonkers, NY) uses his physical strength well in his swing and shows looseness to his hands to meet the ball out front and drive it to his pull side with life off of the barrel.

Matt McGurk (2022 OF, Commack, NY) is a 6-3 righthanded bat who does a nice job of staying short to the ball while showing strength in his hands. He gets closed moving into contact and shows the ability to back spin the ball to his pull side with carry coming off. 

Alexander Oppenheimer (2022 RHP, Westport, CT) had a nice round of batting practice, living to the middle of the field with consistent line drive contact. He creates nice extension out front and does a nice job of repeating his stroke swing-to-swing. 

Mason Sike (2022 RHP, McKees Rocks, PA) is strongly built at 6-0/190 and he does a nice job of creating separation in his swing. He uses his strength well and works on a linear plane to generate present carry to his pull side. 

Mason Breton (2023 3B, Manchester, CT) is one the younger players in attendance and he projects well moving forward. A lefthanded hitter, he stays short to the ball with loose hands and present bat speed through the zone. 

Ryan Muskopf (2023 OF, Dix Hills, NY) is strongly built and still projects at 6-2/185 and he does a nice job of staying short and direct with his hands. He generates nice present bat speed and separation in his swing, creating carry with the ability to impact at contact. 

Angel Rivera (2021 OF, Southington, CT) is a strong lefthanded bat and he creates nice torque in his swing. His hands are quick and loose and he turned on the ball well, showing carry off of the barrel to his pull side.

Sam Pines (2023 1B, South Windsor, CT) Showed a simple, repeatable line drive barrel plane with the ability to generate whip through extension. Created good jump off the barrel when squared, doubled in  game action.

JC Gamble (2024 SS, Saint Albans, NY) Displayed a mature, balanced approach at the plate with good feel for the barrel. Used all fields in game action picking up base hits to both left and right field. 

Aidan Katzman (2023 OF, Huntington Bay, NY) Generated solid bat speed through extension with a quick, compact barrel path. Looked to throw hands to baseball while employing a mid field approach. Collected two sharp base hits in game action. 

Evin Curtiss (2023 1B, Simsbury, CT) The 2023 grad employed a quick, compact path to contact while displayed good barrel speed through extension. Picked up two base hits in game action.

Jesse Bernarduci (2022 OF, Avon, CT) Displayed good balance at the plate while utilizing a naturally lifted barrel plane. Flashed good jump off the barrel when squared generated carry to the gaps. Doubled to right field in game action.

Cameron Trego (2021 OF, Coatesville, PA) The 2021 grad showed present strength and bat speed through the zone with a naturally leveraged plane through extension. Consistently produced loud, hard contact throughout the game. Homered in his first at-bat and later tripled in his second at-bat.

Christopher Kustigian (2021 OF, Charlton, MA) Showed a simple, repeatable line drive barrel plane while employing a mature approach at the plate. Displayed good feel for the barrel throughout the zone with the ability to work to all fields. Picked up two base hits in game action.

Rory Lynch (2021 RHP, Easton, CT) The 2021 grad showed good poise while on the mound with the ability to locate to all parts of the zone. Fastball generated good downhill tilt to the plate topping at 86 mph. Also showed ability to keep hitters off balance with both slider and changeup offering to the bottom of the zone. Lynch worked three scoreless innings while striking out seven batters.