Dominic Clary (2027 LHP, Mechanicville, NY) put together an impressive performance on the mound, going right after hitters with his three-pitch mix. The 5-foot-9 southpaw ran his heavy fastball up to 83 mph, working it effectively on both sides of the plate. He also was successful at mistiming hitters with his 1-7 breaking ball.

Daniel Kellis (2026 RHP, Bryn Mawr, PA) was stellar during his stint on the mound, running his electric heater up to 96 mph, sitting comfortably in the 94-95 range throughout his two innings of work. The 6-foot-5 220-pound right-hander dominated hitters with two unique fastballs as well as a 10-4 slider with some bite to it.

Nick Speckenbach (2027 3B, West Nyack, NY) turned in a solid outing on the bump, working his running fastball in all four quadrants while topping it out at 84 mph. The 6-foot-1 right-hander put hitters away with his 10-4 breaking ball, landing it for strikes later on in counts.

Conor Kenefick (2026 SS, West Islip, NY) was all over the barrel during live at-bats, connecting for multiple well-struck liners to different parts of the field. The 6-foot righty hitter controls the barrel extremely well throughout the strike zone and impacts the ball with easy strength from gap to gap.

Afton Middlebrook (2027 OF, Pawling, NY) showed out on both sides of the ball during live action. The 5-foot-10 left-hander went right after hitters with his fastball, which peaked at 81 mph and filled up all parts of the zone. He also put his barrel skills on display, driving a heater back up the middle for a loud knock.

Aidan McGarry (2028 RHP, Shrewsbury, NJ) was impressive during his two innings of work, topping his heater out at 83 mph. The fastball filled up all parts of the zone, showing life and some occasional cut. He also mixed a shorter curveball and fading changeup to mistime hitters.

Jackson Carroll (2027 SS, Bedford, NY) did a nice job of staying connected through impact for consistent barrels and backspin production to all parts of the field. The 6-foot-1, 190 pound prospect has projectable tools with additional strength on the way.

George Simou (2028 SS, Pleasant Valley, NY) produced line drive impact from gap to gap and showcased solid barrel control during his round, repeating a simple direct stroke well with present coverage of the zone.

Tyler Venturini (2026 OF, Amawalk, NY) put some big time bat speed on display throughout his round, swinging with tons of effort + evident usage of the lower half. The strong framed 5-foot-8, 200 pound prospect generated dangerous hip torque and simply crushed balls to the pull side gap.

Dominic Clary (2027 LHP, Mechanicville, NY) flashed quickness to the hands and was explosive through the zone for solid middle of the field impact. The 5-foot-9, 171 pound lefty did a nice job of creating leverage and worked both gaps for consistent contact.

Luke Ontaneda (2027 OF, Rye, NY) created evident jump off the barrel to the pull side of the field, generating both carry and backspin on the baseball with strength in the hands for the 5-foot-10, 160 pound prospect.

Vinny Dorey (2027 2B, East Hanover, NJ) peppered both gaps with line drive production throughout his round, flashing solid barrel whip with control and repeatability to the stroke.

Ryan Miceli (2026 1B, Riverdale, NJ) successfully created lift in the bat path for clear carry production to the middle of the field. He impacted the baseball with authority and flashed easy power potential in the 6-foot-1, 190 pound frame.

Gavin Peters (2028 SS, Lanoka Harbor, NJ) impacted the baseball well with present barrel extension, flashing a direct powerful stroke with good incorporation of the lower half.

Daniel Kellis (2026 RHP, Bryn Mawr, PA) was a standout all over the place on the day and BP was no exception. The athletic and plenty physical 6-foot-5, 220 pound prospect demolished baseballs to all parts of the field with unmatched strength in the hands.

Trevor Reim (2026 C, Bardonia, NY) was yet another name who did damage to the pull side, jumping on inside pitches with leverage created out in front.

Sal Garcia (2026 SS, Elizabeth, NJ) had arguably the loudest round of the day, creating effortless carry to both gaps with tons to like in terms of both contact and power tools. Garcia flashed perhaps the most refined and fluid stroke of the day with traits that should translate directly in game.

Tyler Faust (2026 OF, North Huntingdon, PA) produced plenty of clear barrel whip through the zone and put dangerous hip torque on display for loud impact to the pull side/middle of the field.

Ryan Mendez (2027 3B, East Hanover, NJ) was consistently on the barrel throughout his round, repeating a simple and direct stroke for carry production. The 6-foot-1, 185 pound prospect shifted the weight effectively through impact and generated leverage out in front.

Timothy Ramirez (2025 OF, Drexel Hill, PA) utilized a loose hand set and lower leg lift trigger to consistently drive the ball pull side, flashing clear jump off the barrel with present power potential.