Zowen Collins (2023 1B, Canajoharie, NY) started on the mound, striking out 4 batters and topping 79 mph on the gun through 4 innings of work. The athletic lefty had two plus off speed pitches in the form of a fading changeup and a sharp 11-5 slurve that keep hitters constantly off balance in the box.

Devin Lake (2023 3B, East Meadow, NY) tossed 4 innings of one hit baseball, attacking hitters aggressively in the zone and letting his defense work. Lake threw from a 3/4 arm slot with a calculated, repeatable motion. He fielded his position well.

Harrison Campi (2023 SS, Manasquan, NJ) played a stellar 3B/SS on the day, showing off the effortless range and soft hands on multiple occasions. Campi made tough plays look routine and had clear zip across the diamond.

Marcus Traverzo (2023 OF, Hauppauge, NY) picked up two knocks Wednesday, flashing consistent pull side contact with quick hands and a fast bat. Once Traverzo got on base, he was a constant threat to run with agile feet and more than solid acceleration.

Vito Demonte (2022 OF, Brooklyn, NY) took the mound Wednesday, tossing 2 innings with 3 K’s and running his FB up to 81 mph. The righty used a strong lower half to create solid downhill momentum towards the plate. His FB featured some cut with life and mixed in a 12-6 curve that was effective when thrown low in the zone.

Josh J. Harrison (2023 3B, Bad Nauheim, HE) only worked in a brief 1.1 inning appearance, but the primary 3B should think about toeing the mound more often. He struck out 3 while gearing the FB up to 81 mph from a high 3/4 arm slot. The curveball displayed sharp 11-5 movement that could be thrown in any count with confidence. 

Connor Watson (2023 SS, Morristown, NJ) did his stuff on the bump too, running his FB up to 81 mph from a very projectable frame. He worked from an over the head windup with a full circular arm action that produced a heavy FB yielding little to no solid contact. 

Tyler Smith (2021 C, Babylon, NY) had himself a day at the plate, going a perfect 3-3 including an absolute tank over the RF trees. The lefty showcased obvious power potential with strong direct hands to the baseball. Smith has the ability to use the entire field with solid contact from gap to gap. 

Dylan McKenna (2023 RHP, Central Islip, NY) did damage at the plate Wednesday, going 2-4 with a triple on the stat sheet. McKenna was a pull side to middle of the field threat flashing a sweet line drive stroke with carry. Also important to note he topped 78 mph on the mound. 

Johnny Brucato (2022 SS, Cheshire, CT) showed the propensity to find the barrel often throughout his round, spraying numerous well-struck line drives to all fields. The strong, compactly built shortstop incorporates a short, direct swing path with plenty of present bat speed to deliver the barrel frequently. He flashed some power potential with carry to the middle and pullside. 

Torin Kassebaum (2023 1B, North Massapequa, NY) was impressive throughout his round, showing both an advanced feel for the barrel and legitimate power potential to the pullside. He incorporates a lofted stroke with good usage of his lower half and plenty of present bat speed. 

Luke Marino (2022 OF, Croton-On-Hudson, NY) showed off impressive power potential during his round, launching two homeruns to-go along with several other well-struck line drives. The physical left-handed hitting outfielder has advanced barrel skills and creates a ton of leverage out in front. 

Jayden McClellan (2022 MIF, Glenmont, NY) stayed consistent throughout his round, spraying numerous line drives to all fields. The long, lean primary middle-infielder incorporates a simple operation with plenty of present bat speed and good barrel skills. 

Tyler Smith (2021 C, Babylon, NY) showed a sound overal hit tool with legitimate pullside power throughout his round. The left-handed hitting catcher incorporates his strong lower half well to creates tons of hip torque and a quick barrel turn. He produced several well-struck line drives, while also leaving the yard. 

Ryan Adams (2024 C, West Babylon, NY) displayed consistency throughout his round, showing a solid overall hit tool with plenty of present bat speed to produce loud line drives to middle and pullside. He incorporates a strong lower half with tons of leverage out in front to exhibit the ability to carry the gaps. 

Harrison Campi (2023 SS, Manasquan, NJ) displayed an intriguing hit tool throughout his round, flashing both an advanced set of barrel skills and gap-to-gap power. The twitchy primary shortstop stays short and direct with his swing, while producing plenty of present bat speed and strength through contact. 

Zowen Collins (2023 1B, Canajoharie, NY) displayed an impressive present hit tool to-go along with intriguing power potential throughout his round. The physically imposing left-handed hitter has a leveraged stroke with looseness to his hands and an innate ability to deliver the barrel with authority. 

William Gumbrell (2022 C, Burlington, VT) was mightily impressive throughout his round. The physically frame catcher incorporates a lofted stroke with tons of present bat speed and legitimate power potential to the pullside. The uncommitted 2022 grad creates tons of whip to his barrel, launching three homeruns during his round. 

Santo Anzalone (2021 1B, Middle Village, NY) is a physically imposing primary first baseman with an interesting present hit tool, power potential conbination. The right-handed hitting New York native used a strong lower half with good feel for the barrel to produce numerous well-struck line drives throughout his round. 

Preston N Brown (2025 C, Highland Hts, OH) displayed a sound hit tool with a short, direct swing path and good feel for the barrel, delivering two singles in this one. The compact, slenderly frame backstop stays patient during his at-bats, working counts to his advantage. 

Jason Yuen (2024 SS, Northport, NY) used quick hands and good bat-to-ball skills to produce two singles in this one, collecting an RBI in the process. The quick-twitch middle infielder implores a simple setup at the plate with good usage of his lower half and minimal wasted movements. 

Alec Edwards (2022 1B, Merrick, NY) showed some two-way upside in this one, launching a loud double to left field and running his fastball up to 81 mph. The medium frame RHP/1B has plenty of room add more strength, while continuing to refine his pitching arsenal. 

Devin Lake (2023 3B, East Meadow, NY) showed off impressive offensive prowess in this one, collecting two hits in this including a loud double and a run batted in. The primary third baseman uses quick hands and a short, direct swing path to deliver the barrel with authority. 

Randy Ramnarace (2022 RHP, Brentwood, NY) is an uncommitted 2022 grad with impressive arm talent and plenty of upside. The strongly built right-hander ran his fastball up to 86 mph during his two scoreless innings of work, while flashing a tight breaking 11-5 shaped curveball. 

Zowen Collins (2023 1B, Canajoharie, NY) showed off an impressive hit tool, while flashing legitimate power potential by doubling twice during game action. The physically imposing left-handed hitter incorporates a simple approach at the plate with loose, quick hands and good feel for the barrel. 

Ryan Adams (2024 C, West Babylon, NY) showed off big-time power projection, launching a deep homerun to dead centerfield in this one. The durable framed catcher implores a leveraged stroke at the dish with good usage of his lower half and good strength through impact. 

Luke Villella (2025 2B, Oceanside, NY) showed off consistent bat-to-ball skills throughout the game, collecting three singles in three at-bats. The young 2025 grad implores a simple operation at the plate, staying short and direct his swing path to deliver the barrel on-time. 

Harrison Campi (2023 SS, Manasquan, NJ) was impressive at the plate in this one, collecting two loud triples and a single in his three at-bats. The twitchy primary middle-infielder uses a quick, short swing path to deliver the barrel with authority. He also flashed above average range in the field, making some tough plays in the hole look fairly routine. 

Torin Kassebaum (2023 1B, North Massapequa, NY) showed off an intriguing hit tool during this one, collecting a triple and single in his three at-bats. The 2023 grad uses quick hands and good feel for the barrel to stay short and inside the baseball. 

Jayden McClellan (2022 MIF, Glenmont, NY) showed off some two-way ability in game action, collecting two hits along the way. The long, lean 2022 grad also ran his fastball up to 78 mph in his two innings of work. 

Alan (Trey) III Porter (2023 OF, Ambler, PA) impressed during this one, launching a triple to deep centerfield and collecting an RBI on a hard single. The twitchy athlete implores a simple setup at the plate with good balance and quickness to his hands. 

Johnny Brucato (2022 SS, Cheshire, CT) used his quick hands to scorch a double to right centerfield in this one. The compact frame Brucato stays inside the baseball, flashing good barrel skills and some strength through contact. 

Luke Marino (2022 OF, Croton-On-Hudson, NY) continued to display immense power potential, translating his swing over from batting practice well. The smooth left-handed hitting outfielder creates a ton of leverage out in front and delivers the barrel with authority.