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thought I'd post this over on the General Board where it will be more widely noticed.

Just a couple hours ago, I had a very nice conversation with one of the young men who plays on our summer teams, and his family asked me to announce his college commitment.

Jake Rodgriguez, of the Elk Grove High School (CA) class of 2010 and EDH Vipers Baseball Club, has just become the youngest player in the history of Oregon State University to commit to play for the Beavers.

Jake joins Andrew Susac and Danny Hayes, both of whom are committed to Oregon State, and Jimmy Bosco, who is committed to the University of California at Berkeley, as EDH Vipers players who've committed to the college of their choice prior to the start of their junior high school season.

Congratulations Jake!
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baseball168, Jake and his family took a trip up to Corvallis to tour the campus and see the town. It is much like where they hail from in Wisconsin, and he took to it right away. It was an easy decision.

I'm quite sure he's been interested in the program for a while. Two of his good friends whom he plays summer ball with have also committed last fall, and they're only one year ahead of him. They're all excellent players, so this is a chance to go to a top notch program where he can play with his buddies. Not a lot of student athletes get that kind of opportunity. Kids this good don't come along that often, so I'm sure the Beavers staff is quite pleased that he wants to play for them and didn't feel the need to look around at his other options.

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