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Pitchers:

Cooper Ball, Northeast Pride 27 National (RHP, 2027):

Ball attacked with a two pitch mix, FB/CU. 77.8% whiff through 3IP, striking out 8 of 9 batters and allowing no hits.

• Fastball (4SFB): 
• Avg. Velocity 87.4 mph, T89.4
• Avg. Movement 5.8” HB / 17.4” IVB”
• Avg. Spin Rate 2254 RPM
• Curveball (CU):
• Avg. Velocity 75.5 mph, T77.1
• Avg. Movement -4.5” HB / -6.4” IVB

Ball produced a 85.7% whiff rate on FB swung on. AVG 17.5” IVB on FB, high ride creating lots of whiff/weak contact. CB has true downer action. Produced consistent weak contact, AVG EV 52.7mph

Matthew DeFilippo, MVP New England 2026’s (RHP, 2026)
DeFilippo came out of the pen with a FB/SL attack from a clean ¾ slot, filling the zone and missing bats. Through his outing, he produced a 43.8% overall whiff rate and held hitters to an average exit velocity of 72.7 mph, limiting hard contact while generating chase and uncomfortable swings.

• Fastball (4SFB)Avg. 
• Avg. Velocity  90.5 mph, T92.7 
• Avg. Movement 5.3” HB / 9.4” IVB
• Avg. Spin Rate 2242 RPM
• Pitch Profile: Late life, worked effectively up in the zone and on the edges.
• Slider (SL)
• Avg. Velocity 81.3 mph (T83.7)
• Avg. Movement -13.2” HB / -4.3” IVB
• Avg. Spin Rate 2339 RPM
• Pitch Profile: Tight glove-side tilt with late depth, tunneling well off FB for consistent swing-and-miss.

DeFilippo’s sequencing of a fastball with a sharp, late-breaking slider gave hitters no comfortable at-bats, leading to multiple quick outs and strikeouts without allowing barrels.

Brighton Fontaine, Bucks County Generals 2026 (RHP, 2026)
Fontaine showcased a three-pitch arsenal — FB/SL/CH — working with solid extension and a quick arm. Dominated through 6 IP giving up no hits and striking out 11.

• Fastball (4SFB)
• Avg. Velocity: 90.3 mph T91.0 mph
• Avg. Movement: 6.3” HB / 13.4” IVB
• Avg. Spin Rate: 1928 RPM
• Extension: 7.1 ft
  
• Pitch Profile: Firm heater with ride and arm-side life, capable of missing bats at the top of the zone or running in on righties.
• Slider (SL)
• Avg. Velocity: 73.5 mph T75.3 mph
• Avg. Movement: -12.0” HB / -1.7” IVB
• Avg. Spin Rate: 1717 RPM
• Extension: 7.0 ft
• Pitch Profile: Big horizontal sweep, serving as a chase pitch to expand the zone and change the hitter’s eye level.
• Changeup (CH)
• Avg. Velocity: 74 mph T76 mph
• Avg. Movement: 9.2” HB / 4.7” IVB
• Avg. Spin Rate: 1400 RPM

Fontaine’s FB played up thanks to its ride and life, overpowering hitters in this outing. The SL added a significant change in velocity and movement profile, forcing hitters to guard both sides of the plate and setting up whiff opportunities.

Austine Havertine, FTB Phillies Scout DB9 (RHP, 2026)
Havertine showcased a smooth, efficient move down the mound with strong hip-shoulder separation and long extension, working downhill from a balanced, repeatable delivery. He pounded the zone with intent, using a FB/SL mix to keep hitters off balance. Across his outing, he produced a 46.3% overall whiff rate allowing just 2 hits while striking out 12 batters.

• Fastball (4SFB)
• Avg. Velocity: 88.7 mph, T92.3 mph
• Avg. Movement: 5.1" HB / 12.3" IVB
• Avg. Spin Rate: 1964 RPM
• Pitch Profile: Late ride with sneaky life up in the zone; played well to both sides of the plate. Generated a 53.1% whiff rate and limited barrels with consistent weak contact.
• Slider (SL)
• Avg. Velocity: 78.2 mph, T80.4 mph
• Avg. Movement: -3.6" HB / -1.1" IVB
• Avg. Spin Rate: 1951 RPM
• Pitch Profile: Tight, short break that tunneled effectively off the FB. Used as a put-away pitch in advantage counts.

Havertine’s ability to pair a riding fastball with a firm, late-breaking slider allowed him to control the zone and attack hitters with confidence. The efficient mechanics, long extension, and high whiff rates point to a profile that should continue to generate swing-and-miss at the next level.

Hitters:

Jake Frankel, Northeast Pride ‘26 National (2026, 3B)

Frankel made his presence felt at the 2025 Philadelphia Invite with a loud offensive showing, recording 4 batted balls above 90 MPH and adding another 2 above 85 MPH. Posted multiple extra-base hits, including a no-doubt home run. His Max Exit Velo of the weekend reached 98.1 MPH.

Key Batted Balls:

• 98.1 Exit Velo, 32.9° LA, 338.7 ft (HR)
• 95.1 Exit Velo, 16.9° LA, 281.5 ft
  

Richie Cammarata, Sportika Baseball 16U Red (2027, C/1B)

Cammarata delivered a strong showing at the Philly Invite, producing 4 batted balls over 87 MPH and another 5 above 80 MPH. .714 batting average on balls in play. Highlighted by a max exit velocity of 91.9 MPH and a max carry of 301.3 ft on a deep drive to the gap.

Key Batted Balls: 

• 91.9 Exit Velo, 17.5° LA, 200.5 ft (2B)
• 87.7 Exit Velo, 37.8° LA, 301.3 ft

Nicky Vlastos, MVP New England 2027’s - 3n2 (2028, 1B)
Vlastos continued his hot streak at the 2025 Philadelphia Invite, recording 5 batted balls above 90 MPH and another 4 above 85 MPH. His ability to produce loud contact to all fields translated into 8 hits and 12 total bases on the weekend. Vlastos posted a max exit velocity of 98.1 MPH and a max carry of 327.3 ft, with multiple extra-base hits, including a backside double at 95 mph / 33° / 321 ft.

Key Batted Balls:

• 98.1 Exit Velo, 26.7° LA, 327.3 ft
• 95.0 Exit Velo, 33.0° LA, 321 ft (2B)
• 94.2 Exit Velo, 22.6° LA, 320.1 ft
• 90.2 Exit  Velo, 25.2° LA, 242.7 ft (1B)

Luke Borgmann, Bucks County Generals 2026 (2026, C)
Borgmann had a productive weekend at the plate, producing 5 batted balls above 85 MPH, including a pair over 90 MPH. His consistent ability to impact the baseball translated to an 81.3% zone contact rate, with a max exit velocity of 94.5 MPH and a max carry of 305.1 ft.

Key Batted Balls:

• 94.5 Exit Velo, 23.0° LA, 305.1 ft (2B)
• 90.6 Exit Velo, 23.5° LA, 262.2 ft
• 88.0 Exit Velo, 16.3° LA, 125.3 ft

Luke Melton, NJ Marlins National (2026, SS)
Melton made a big impression, 4 batted balls above 90 MPH and posting one of the event’s top exit velocities at 103.5 MPH. His pull-side pop was on full display with a 356.3 ft ground-rule double at 104 mph and 35° launch angle and a 327 ft HR. Maintained a 100% zone contact rate on fastballs and showed the ability to handle velocity.

Key Batted Balls:

• 103.5 Exit Velo, 35° LA, 356.3 ft (Ground-rule 2B)
• 94.2 Exit Velo, 28.8 2° LA, 327ft (HR)
• 85.8 Exit Velo, 36.3° LA, 291.5 ft