Easley, a junior at Maryland Baltimore County, led the league in batting average in week three with a blistering .571 average across 21 at-bats and six games played. In total he finished with two doubles, one home run and five RBIs while also scoring six runs. The outfielder also drew three walks and stole three bases to finish with a .625 on-base percentage to go along with a 1.435 OPS and .810 slugging.

Chmielenski was dominant from start to finish, tossing a nine-inning complete game shutout on June 19 versus the Martinsville Mustangs. The Princeton freshman earned the win, allowing only three hits and two walks while striking out eight. His start was the first complete game of the summer in the CPL as he held a .103 batting average against and .56 WHIP.