Thanks HV!
Earlier this summer he threw a no hitter against the East Cobb Brewers at Engel Stadium in Chattanooga.
Now he has turned it up a notch and lately it has been lights out!
The first game was against high schoolers like himeself but the second game was against a team loaded with players who had already spent a year in college at the JUCO, NAIA and Div I level. They probably had the best team we had played in the last three years.
He simply pitched the best game of his life and had everyone there talking! Several UT Martin Players thought he was throwing close to 90. Add a curve, slider and circle change up and you have a good mix for messing up a batters timing. His summer coach is Glen Hayes who coaches baseball at Bethel College.
A scout from the KC Royals took alot of notes.
Coach Cates and his staff were impressed with our graduating seniors and seniors to be next year. They made our power hitting third baseman an offer and I hope he has the grades because that will make (5) 2004 senior starting players off our high school team playing in college next year. Three of our starters were juniors so that would leave 1 starting senior outfielder who batted .390 unsigned.
We have a junior player on our summer team named Drew Hayes who plays every position on the field and that includes catching. His dad is the coach at Bethel College in McKenzie and his older brother is the baseball coach at Beech high school in Hendersonville. He is built and plays like Tony Delmonico. He is going to be some kind of player except he is good at football too.