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@LandonDelaney20 @CoachChristianL @PO_Nation_ @PB_Uncommitted @PG_Uncommitted @PGMidAtlantic @PerfectGameUSA @PBRscoutWeitzel

He’s joining us primarily as a pitcher, but earned the opportunity to compete for a two-way role by committing to extra fielding work and attacking those reps with confidence. That willingness to learn, adapt, and improve is exactly what we value in this program.

RHP Landon Delaney (West Deptford HS, NJ) — 6’3” with a lean, athletic build and plenty of room to continue adding strength. A true dual-sport athlete with a soccer background that shows up in how he moves and competes.

One to watch 👀 @ryanlynch2024 named to the @BaseballAmerica Preseason College Pitcher of the Year Watch List!

@PRD_Scouting @PerfectGameUSA @PBRscoutWeitzel @PrepBaseballNJ

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Uncommitted ‘27 | Bishop Eustace HS (NJ)
6’1” | 190 lbs | L/L Physical left-handed bat with a calm, collected presence in the box. Creates easy power with a smooth, balanced swing and natural loft. Doesn’t try to do too much — lets the game come to him.

@CoachChristianL @Jackson_Gayer37

Uncommitted ‘27 | Haddonfield Memorial HS (NJ)
6’0” | 205 lbs | L/L | 1B/RHP Strong, physical left-handed bat with elite bat-to-ball skills. Calm presence in the box and doesn’t try to do too much — blasts this pull-side no-doubt HR to bring his team back within one run.

@PRD_Scouting @PerfectGameUSA @PBRscoutWeitzel @CoachChristianL @Dante_matarese

@PRD_Scouting @PerfectGameUSA @PBRscoutWeitzel @CoachChristianL

Polished defender in the outfield. Showed very clean actions during I/O with crisp transfers and accurate, chest-high throws. Arm continues to trend up. High-upside prospect in the 2027 class. 📍NJ Pride Fall League
🎥 Watch him hit backside double off a Lefty arm.

Bringing the 🔥 on day one.

And if you do come? Please, save us all from the “why didn’t my kid get more innings?” speech. It’s a scrimmage. Nobody’s signing MLB contracts tomorrow

I also know it’s the last couple weeks of summer. The beach, the mountains, or the golf course probably sound way better than watching Johnny strike out twice in a scrimmage. So if you’re already in “vacation mode,” stay there.

Parents, Tomorrow we’ve got ourselves a scrimmage circus — about 9 kids from 14u and 7–8 from 13u. That’s a lot of bodies for one ballgame. We’ll juggle lineups and do our best, but let’s be real: not everyone’s getting 4 at-bats and 7 innings.