Does anyone know anything about the Householder twins on St. Joes? Does anyone know where they are going to College?
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One of them is going to Harper J.C. I think it's Scott. I don't know where Brian is going.
yah i know im going to school with one of them but im not to sure...i might even room with him but i should probably learn his name first huh? hahaha
o yah im goin to harper
quote:Originally posted by thelefty34:
Does anyone know anything about the Householder twins on St. Joes? Does anyone know where they are going to College?
I believe both Scott and Brian Householder are going to Harper. That school is getting two of the better "unhyped" players in the Chicago area.
I believe Scott already has 9 homers and over 30 RBIs. Quality lefthanded pitcher. There will be many D1 coaches regretting they didn't go after this kid.
His brother Brian who hasn't had the consistent power is starting to catch up. Brian has been tearing it up for Joe's this spring. These two boys are quality people on and off the field and Harper is lucky to get them. Go Bulldogs!
karls,
If you know, who did he hit his home runs against, please?
If you know, who did he hit his home runs against, please?
I know 2 were against Montini in the same game and I believe the second one was last seen leaving the earth's atmosphere.
it was far, but i think you are over exaggerating here...off a 269 short porch??? i say he hit it 320 no further..good player tho
quote:Originally posted by BeenthereIL:
karls,
If you know, who did he hit his home runs against, please?
Sorry, but I don't know who he hit all his home runs against. St. Joes played a pretty good pre-season schedule and are in the ESCC conference so I'm sure they were against good competition. Believe me, he's a legit power hitter and who also hits for average. Great Swing!
BTW he hit two more over the weekend against Naz and I believe Geo Cantwell was pitching. 11 and counting for the year. He's the goods!
quote:Originally posted by 2ND IN STATE A:
it was far, but i think you are over exaggerating here...off a 269 short porch??? i say he hit it 320 no further..good player tho
Scott hit one last week on his home field that was estimated to be well over 400 feet. It landed on a fly in the infield on another field that backs up to the varsity field.
Must have been a powerful shot to straight away right field...either that or a foul hit onto the former Immaculate Heart of Mary softball field!
Did they move the freshman field at St. Joe's?
Maybe St Joe's is playing somewhere else?
Maybe St Joe's is playing somewhere else?
bballfan5:
No the freshman field is still way out in the varsity's right field...it would take a long poke to reach that infield from the varsity field.
No the freshman field is still way out in the varsity's right field...it would take a long poke to reach that infield from the varsity field.
Based upon my recollection - the freshman field would be somewhere off center to right center field. To reach the freshman infield from the varsity home plate would probably be easily over 500 feet. (350 to 370 feet to reach the varsity fence plus another 200 feet or so to reach the infield on the freshman field.
Do we have another steroid scandal?
No disrespect to Mr. Householder - who is a very good player - if he does have 11 home runs more power to him. The home run landing on the freshman infield on the fly is a little hard to believe though.
Do we have another steroid scandal?
No disrespect to Mr. Householder - who is a very good player - if he does have 11 home runs more power to him. The home run landing on the freshman infield on the fly is a little hard to believe though.
Karlsdad im glad he hit a 400 ft bomb..i wasnt saying that he couldnt.. im saying at Montini he was no where close to a 400 ft shot, estimated id say a 320 ft shot...In no way was i arguing about how far he could hit the ball, like i posted earlier..hes a good ball player
bbalfan5:
You are indeed correct sir...I stand corrected.
quote:Originally posted by bballfan5:
Based upon my recollection - the freshman field would be somewhere off center to right center field.
You are indeed correct sir...I stand corrected.
its not so hard to believe a kid hitting a ball onto the freshmen field.... with the winds these times a year you can hit a ball a mile if you hit it right
quote:Originally posted by bballfan5:
Based upon my recollection - the freshman field would be somewhere off center to right center field. To reach the freshman infield from the varsity home plate would probably be easily over 500 feet. (350 to 370 feet to reach the varsity fence plus another 200 feet or so to reach the infield on the freshman field.
Do we have another steroid scandal?
No disrespect to Mr. Householder - who is a very good player - if he does have 11 home runs more power to him. The home run landing on the freshman infield on the fly is a little hard to believe though.
I don't make the news, I just report! I admit I didn't see it, I got the report secondhand from someone who was at the game. (and no it wasn't his dad or mom.)
I've seen him over the last few summers just consistently crush the ball against some of the best pitchers in the midwest and beyond. Like I said before, the kid is legit and deserves any accolades that come his way.