Matthew Hall UTIL (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile

Athletic build and projectable frame, Hall had an impressive day at Boston Select 2. Has good timing, keeping his hands in the hitting position and they are quick. Topped 95 EV in his BP round, sending multiple loud LDs. Ran a 6.93 60. Showed smooth hands in the INF, Hall showed tools that will translate to the next level and is uncommitted at this time.

Kenny Johnston C/3B (‘26,NY) • View Player Profile

Backstop who used his frame and strength behind and at the dish. Has a controlled 2-tap stride that keeps him on time, having multiple HH balls in his BP round. Has 2 balls to the track, one topping at 89EV. 2.16 pop time, Ran a 7.34 60 Yard Dash. Johnston is uncommitted at this time.

Aedan Borges (‘27,MA) • View Player Profile
Uncommitted 2-way who had an impressive day on the mound and at the plate. On the mound his FB went up to 84, paired with a good CH 74 and CB 65. Showed good control of all 3 pitches. He showed his stregth in the OF, topping 87 on his throws. Quick hands and snapped the barrel during his BP round, EV topping 90. Ran a 7.22 60 Yard Dash

Omar Peralta 3B/RHP (‘24,NY) • View Player Profile
Peralta displayed a solid BP round during the showcase today. Sprayed the ball to all parts of the field, using his open stance to stay connected and in sync through leg kick. Short, quick hands to the ball, leading the barrel through the zone. Smooth footwork at 3B, with a quick release for an accurate throw.

Caden Breault RHP (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Breault also plays the middle infield, but showed potential on the mound. Displayed a 3 pitch mix of FB w/ASR T81, CB tight 11/5 movement, and a CH. Feel for all 3, ability to locate all in the zone, with east to west location. Command to throw for swing and miss potential as well. Fluent mechanics, using lower half to move smoothly down the mound. Long, efficient arm action, high 3/4 arm slot. Currently uncommitted.

Dante Zappala RHP (‘26,NJ) • View Player Profile
Rising Junior PO. Showed off his pitch arsenal with a FB T83 with life through the zone. Mixed in a tight SL at 73 in zone. Dropped in a CH at 71 with depth. Worked north south with his fastball and east west with SL. High 3/4 arm slot with efficient arm action, getting on time with his lower body with a smooth glove break. Lower half moves well down the mound, exploding through release. Uncommitted.

Cameron Sylvia (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Sylvia loads well, keeping his weight on his back leg. He keeps his shoulder and head locked in, driving the barrel of the bat through the zone. He’s got quick hips and hands. With additional strength Sylvia projects well.

Elijah Frix SS (‘25,NJ) • View Player Profile
Frix has an open stance, closing it with a small leg lift. He keeps his hands inside and gets good lower half rotation. He transfers his weight well from his legs, generating power. Defensively he moves well laterally and has an accurate arm from shortstop.

Jack Keyo 3B (‘25,MA) • View Player Profile
Keyo has a smooth swing from the right side, leading the barrel through the zone. Hearnlaye loads well, stays on his backside and fires his to drive the ball. Defensively Keyo is fluid with quick hands on transfers. He stays low working through the ball. Keyo projects well for the future.

Chase Tyburczy OF/RHP (‘26,NJ) • View Player Profile
With legitimate two-way potential, the Jersey native has a low to mid 80s arm from both the outfield and the mound. Athletic, Tyburczy moves well, posting a 6.85 60 yard dash. With the bat, he hit 93mph on his exit velocity with clear present strength, providing easy juice with his efficient swing that consists of a slightly open stance with a subtle step and go, and strong arms. Finally on the mound, he had a short and efficient arm while showing his above average command of all three of his offerings (FB/CH/CB).

Tristen Hong OF (‘25, CT) • View Player Profile
Hong is a quick twitch athlete with tons of athleticism. Both in the outfield and at the plate, Tristen works quick and creates tons of forward momentum, putting all of his strength into everything that he does. At the plate, Hong keeps his hands low and tight to his body, along with a deep load in his back leg. He also showed to have some of the quickest batspeed at the showcase. A max effort guy, Hong will be a quality ballplayer that coaches should take notice of.