Dex Ellis (2029 RHP, South Orange, NJ) was electric on the mound, dominating opposing hitters with his lively fastball which ultimately peaked at 85 mph. The 5-foot-8 right-hander also showed feel for spinning his two-plane breaking ball which had some teeth to it with spin up to 2245 rpm.

Antoine Huet (2028 OF, Jersey City, NJ) was all over the barrel during live action, driving multiple baseballs to different parts of the field. The 5-foot-6 righty hitter has plenty of strength in the hands along with the ability to generate lift at the point of contact.

Frankie Misischia (2029 1B, Wyckoff, NJ) showed off his bat-to-ball skills during live at-bats, driving a loud liner back up the middle for a knock. The 6-foot-2 left-handed batter controls the barrel well throughout the zone and maintains strength through impact.

Michael Fiordalisi (2030 2B, Mount Sinai, NY) aimed to create lift in the bat path with developing strength in the hands, working all parts of the field with best impact coming back up the middle.

Brendan Dunn (2030 RHP, East Hanover, NJ) utilized a toe tap trigger throughout his round, consistently worked the oppo/middle of the field for contact. 

Xavier De Leon (2030 C, Norwalk, CT) displayed an inside out approach during his round with consistent opposite field impact, controlling the barrel well with present contact tool.

Dex Ellis (2029 RHP, South Orange, NJ) had one of the louder rounds of the day, creating easy carry production to the pull side of the field for his age with clear jump off the barrel. The athletic 5-foot-8, 170 pound two-way prospect swung the bat with intent and has present strength in the hands.

Antoine Huet (2028 OF, Jersey City, NJ) flashed line drive tendencies in the stroke and did a nice job of staying direct through the zone, showcasing projectable offensive tools for the future.

Tyler Bottieri (2030 C, Closter, NJ) utilized an even balanced base with a high compact hand set to spray line drives to all parts of the field.

Ayden Ellison (2029 SS, Brooklyn, NY) showcased tools from both boxes during his round, starting from the right side flashing quickness to the hands with a line drive approach displayed. He continued to swing it well from the left side with consistent contact pull side.

Frankie Misischia (2029 1B, Wyckoff, NJ) did a nice job of getting the barrel extended with good usage of the lower half, turning on inside pitches for impact to the pull side.