Boston Classic Top Performers - Day 4

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Ari Buckstein (‘26, FL)  • C • Uncommitted • 5’8 143lb

Calm, confident presence in the box with a medium leg kick to stay on time. Aggressive approach, ready to attack early in the count. Jumped on a first pitch fastball, got on plane early, and drove it off the left field wall for a double. Shows advanced bat speed and the ability to do damage out front.

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Shane Hoover (‘26, NJ) • SS • Seton Hall • 6’2 165lb

The Seton Hall commit showed why he is going to the next level, displaying his power, roping a 2B off the CF wall. 3-tool player showing his contact and power ability at the plate. While also showcasing his base-running ability, he swiped a bag in the process. He showed out today, showing us why he is ready to play at the next level.

2B, SB, R 

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Lucas Albert (‘26, PA) OF • LHH • 5’8” 160lb

Lucas Albert impressed this weekend with a consistent offensive showing, demonstrating the ability to square up pitches and find open grass. The athletic LHH has a short, compact swing and stays inside the ball well, enabling him to spray line drives to all fields. In one standout moment, he delivered an RBI single and promptly stole second, showing off his high baseball IQ and aggressive baserunning. Albert was a consistent offensive presence throughout the event, combining barrel control, hustle, and disruptive speed on the basepaths to impact the game in multiple ways.

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Jayden Luftman (‘26, NJ) OF • 5’11” 190

Jayden Luftman stood out at the plate with a strong offensive showing, going 3-for-4 and consistently finding barrels. The right-handed hitter showed a clean, repeatable swing with a short path and quick hands. He stayed inside the ball well, working to all fields and showing strong bat-to-ball skills. On the bases, Luftman was aggressive and heads-up, putting pressure on the defense and taking extra bags when given the chance. His high-contact profile, athleticism, and instincts make him a valuable presence in the lineup.

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Everett Berger (‘26, TX) SS/OF • 5’11” 165lb

Everett Berger showed strength at the plate all weekend, flashing his power potential with multiple loud barrels. The physical corner infielder showcased a mature approach with a balanced stance and clean, efficient load. Berger turned on a fastball for an 89 mph double down the left field line and later added a 92 mph single—both struck with authority. He uses his strong base and quick hands to stay through the ball, producing backspin and carry. Berger is a legitimate middle-of-the-order threat who can drive the ball with consistency and power.

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Ryan Burns (‘27, MA) • CF • Uncommitted • 5’11 185lb

Athletic right-handed hitter with an open stance and low leg kick for timing. Gets the front foot down early, allowing adjustability and balance through the swing. Recognized the breaking ball and caught it out front, driving it into the LCF gap for an RBI double. Shows feel for the barrel and the ability to handle offspeed.

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Eric Willi (‘26, MA) C/1B • 6’1” 190lb 

Eric Willi is a strong left-handed bat who showcased his power potential by launching a no-doubt HR over the LF foul pole. He sat back on a splitter and drove it with authority, using a leg kick and strong lower half to create torque. Willi has a compact swing with fast bat speed and consistently finds the barrel. His approach at the plate is confident, and his ability to generate loft gives him long-ball upside. A middle-of-the-order bat with room to grow into even more power.



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Charlie Gallagher (‘27, MA) 1B • 6’4” 235lb

Charlie Gallagher is a physical presence in the box who consistently finds the barrel. The 6’4” 235lb first baseman roped a double down the RF line, flashing easy power and natural lift in the swing. He uses his frame well to generate bat speed and extension through contact, showing a smooth path and a relaxed approach. Gallagher profiles as a run-producer with the ability to drive the ball to all fields and create extra-base damage.



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Matty Blanusa (‘26, MA) RHP • 6’0” 175lb

FB: 89-91 mph | 2100+ rpm | 14” IVB | 10” HB

CU: 85 mph | 2000 rpm | 7” IVB | 5” HB

SL: 79 mph | 1600 rpm | -5” IVB | -12” HB

Matty Blanusa showed a mature arsenal and athletic operation on the mound, attacking hitters with a firm fastball that played well up in the zone thanks to 14” of IVB and late arm-side run. His cutter (CU) came in hard at 85 mph with tight shape and late bite, giving hitters a different look from the FB while maintaining deception. The slider added a true third dimension—deeper sweeping shape with -12” horizontal break and depth to miss barrels. Fast arm action from a clean delivery and effective use of the lower half point to continued development. A high-upside arm to follow in the 2026 class.

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Cameron Otterbeck (‘26, FL) OF • 6’0” 180lb

2B: 94.3 mph | 28° LA | 332 ft

Cameron Otterbeck showed off his offensive tools with a loud double to deep center field, reaching 94.3 mph exit velocity. The right-handed hitter features an uphill swing and keeps his weight back effectively, using a strong lower half to drive the ball with carry. He gets his foot down early, showing solid rhythm and timing, and repeats his mechanics well. With a short path to the ball and a barrel that stays in the zone, Otterbeck displayed the ability to create impactful contact and use the middle of the field.

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Travis Holappa (‘26, FL) RHP • 6’4” 220lb

FB: 87-89 mph | 2200 rpm | 15” IVB | 12” HB

CH: 79 mph | 1300 rpm | 4” IVB | 14” HB

CB: 74-76 mph | 2400 rpm | -15” IVB | -15” HB

Line: 5IP, 1H, 2ER, 3BB, 6Ks

Travis Holappa turned in an impressive performance, working from a low-effort ¾ arm slot and showcasing a mature three-pitch mix. The 6’4” righty generates easy velocity with his large frame, pushing off the rubber well with explosive hip rotation and fluid mechanics. His fastball played with arm-side run and carry up to 89 mph. He paired it with a devastating 2400 rpm curveball with two-plane depth and a changeup with late fade. Holappa maintained consistent tempo and tunneled his arsenal effectively, getting both swing-and-miss and weak contact. A high-upside arm with the physicality and pitch metrics to project to the next level.



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Anthony Meady (‘26, FL) 1B • 6’4” 200lb

2B: 90 mph EV | 36° LA | 305 ft

Anthony Meady is a physical 6’4” right-handed hitter who displays advanced raw power and bat control. He crushed a ground-rule double into deep right field at 90 mph off the bat, showing a clean weight transfer, balanced mechanics, and a strong lower half. His swing is efficient with minimal wasted movement, using a high hand load and generating easy lift with a natural uphill path. Meady’s power plays to all fields, and his size and presence in the box stand out. One of the more imposing right-handed bats in his class.

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Isaac Maw (‘26, INT) • OF • Uncommitted • 5’11 185lb

Athletic LHH who works from a low leg lift and uses a tight, efficient swing. Engages the back hip to generate torque, creating power through rotation. Stays short and inside the baseball with a clean path, showing control and balance through contact. Laced a deep shot to RCF today that one hopped the wall, then flashed speed by pulling into third with a stand up RBI triple

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Abel Ortiz (‘25, NY) • LHP • Coppin State Commit • 5’10 155lb

Ortiz pitched a gem today, punching out 8 across 5 innings of work. Smooth moving LHP from a OT slot showcasing a nasty FB/CB combo. Slow tempo in delivery w/ a soft landing and a quick arm. Lives down in the zone got ahead of almost every batter. Gamer on the mound. 

5IP / 1H / 8K / 1BB / 0R

FB: 79-82 T83mph / 1800+rpm / 13.4” IVB / -7.8” HB

CB: 71-74mph / 1900+rpm / -4.2” IVB / 5.1” HB / Depth

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Kameron Fiorani (‘27, NJ) • SS • Uncommitted • 5’10 170lb

Fiorani had a great opposite field approach in his first AB for a 1B, then took a BB and stole 2B, and was later HBP. Compact and athletic - stays connected w/ a strong backside which produces consistent line drive contact. Polished defender in the field w/ good range and nimble footwork - cuts off angles and has + carry on his throws. Made tough throws from many arm angles and made a plethora of + plays that should have been hits. Keep an eye out on this young projectable talent.

1B: 89.3mph

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Peyton Larrabee (‘26, NH)  • CF • Uncommitted • 6’4 230lb

Strong RHP with a short, compact arm stroke and efficient mechanics. Sinks well into the backside and drives down the mound with intent, generating power through strong lower-half engagement. Creates solid hip-to-shoulder separation, allowing for a clean and repeatable delivery with good velocity potential.

FB: 85

SL: 76

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Luke Melton (‘26, NJ) • OF, LHP • Uncommitted • 6’3 190lb

The 2-way athlete had one of the best hitting performances of the day today. His strong lower half played a big part in going yard in the first AB of the game over the RF wall. Later in the game, he sent a FB to the CF fence for a stand-up 2B, and then on the next pitch, he swiped a bag. Later, he got a single and then swiped another bag, just adding on to his impressive day. Great day for the 2026 grad as he continues to impress as he goes on into his senior season.

3-3 HR, 2B, 2 SB

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