With Ryan Remo’s Dad Jeff being one of the first employees hired when Doug Cinnella started Professional Baseball Instruction in 1993, it’s no surprise that Ryan would literally grow up around the game of baseball.

Ryan is currently playing on the Eagles 17U scout team for coach Steve Hayward after putting up some rather astonishing numbers as a junior this past spring for Mahwah High School – in 2014 he earned 10 wins, striking out 40 and walking only 11 with a 1.79 earned run average in 62.1 innings.

His performance on the mound has attracted the attention of a number of colleges including Columbia and Fordham.

A two-sport athlete at Mahwah, Ryan is expected to be the starting quarterback for the Thunderbirds this fall.

Check out The Record’s recent story on Ryan – Spotlight On Mahwah’s Ryan Remo

A relative new-comer to the Eagles program, Danny McNally has emerged this spring as one of the dominant pitchers for the 14U Eagles Red team. In six starts so far this spring, Danny has complied a record of 5-1 with an additional win and save out of the bullpen. He’s thrown a team-leading 3 complete games.

Danny has been taking lessons with Doug Cinnella and Steve Hayward at Professional Baseball Instruction for a number of years and had previously participated with the Eagles as a tournament player on the 12U and 13U levels. He joined the Eagles on a full-time basis for the spring 2014 season.

Currently in 8th grade in Warwick NY, Danny will be attending St. Joseph’s Regional High School this fall.