Prep Baseball Report

2026 NY Fall Games - East: Quick Hits


Prep Baseball NY Staff

On Oct. 4th, the Prep Baseball New York staff hosted the 2026 NY Fall Games: East at Honey Field at Bard College in Red Hook, NY. 20 players made it out to this event, providing us with updated looks and a new list of players to follow in New York this upcoming spring.

We begin our post-event content today with our quick hits from the event, highlighting some of the notable players from the day and their numbers.

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Position Players

Maverick Schneider C / 1B / St. Anthonys, NY / 2028

Athletic 5-foot-10, 183 lb catcher who carried his offensive tools into game play, collecting three loud barrels and finishing the day with a triple to dead center. Shows present barrel feel, a 93.9 MPH max EV, and solid athleticism behind the plate. A backstop to keep following as the offensive profile continues to trend upward.

 

 

Ismael Ramirez SS / 2B / 5 Tool Prep, NY / 2028

5-foot-10, 175 lb MIF with premium defensive instincts and athletic actions. The hands are soft and reliable, supported by an 85 MPH arm and 6.82 speed, giving him the tools to stay in the middle of the diamond. Offensively, flashes quick hands and 76.7 MPH bat speed with a 96.8 MPH max EV flashing oppo pop in BP and in game-play with a triple down the RF line.

 

 

Porter Driscoll 3B / SS / Hoosick Falls Junior/Senior High School, NY / 2028

Projectable 6-foot-3, 179 lb 3B with present offensive strength and room to keep adding impact. The bat reaches 97.6 MPH EV with a 358-foot max distance, while an 81 MPH arm gives him a solid defensive foundation at the hot corner. Plenty of upside as the frame continues to mature.

 

 

Bryce Boccio 1B / RHP / Kellenberg Memorial, NY / 2028

6-foot-2, 175 lb 1B with a lean, athletic build and solid present tools. Runs a 6.91 60 with a 1.59 10-yard split, showing useful athleticism for the position. Offensively, the wood-bat round produced a 91.1 MPH max EV, 67% sweet-spot rate, and 58% line drives. Present barrel feel and physical projection give the bat room to develop more impact.

 

 

Anthony Gagliardi 1B / Guilderland, NY / 2028

Physical 5-foot-11, 176 lb first baseman with intriguing present bat speed, reaching 76 MPH, and a 92.4 MPH max EV. The offensive profile is still developing, but the bat-speed foundation gives him room to grow into more consistent impact.

 

 

Two-Way Players

Sully Loughan LHP / OF / Beekmantown High School, NY / 2027

5-foot-6, 159 lb LHP/OF with a compact build and interesting movement traits on the mound. The FB sits 76-78 (has been up to 80 this past summer) with premium ride, averaging 20.1” IVB and reaching 25”, while the CB and CH give him two distinct secondary looks. Adds a 77 MPH OF arm and flashes a 92.6 MPH max EV at the plate. The mound profile leads, with the fastball movement standing out.

 

 

Joseph LoFranco 3B / SS / Stillwater, NY / 2029

5-foot-11, 158 lbs with a developing two-way tool set. The FB sits 75-78 with quality ride/run, while the splitter is a separator thanks to an ultra-low-spin profile and late action beneath the barrel. Adds a SL for a third shape. Offensively, the swing shows strong on-plane characteristics and quick hands, with physical development likely to bring more impact.

 

 

Pitchers

Sawyer Saddlemire RHP / SS / Salem High School, NY / 2028

6-foot-1, 200 lb RHP with present physicality and a varied four-pitch mix. The FB sits 86-89, T89.3 with quality ride/run, while the sinker adds a heavier arm-side look with nearly 20” HM at its best. The firm SL gives him a harder secondary shape, and the CH adds fade with velocity separation. Fastball versatility and arsenal depth give the profile starter traits.

 

 

Henry Doellefeld RHP / 1B / The Albany Academies, NY / 2029

6-foot-1, 230 lbs with a physical build and advanced feel for multiple offerings. The FB was 73-77 in this outing after showing 79-81 earlier in the summer, but the movement profile remained a standout, averaging 19.4” IVB with significant ride. Shows both CB and SL shapes along with a fading CH. The previous velocity and present pitchability give the profile plenty of reason to follow.