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BigSkip...

Great news to hear Tres will be attending Liberty. Coach Royer landed a good young man and excellent ballplayer with a "gun arm".

Tres will have a great time when he plays some of his old HS classmates at Coastal... Donnie Pressley and Grant Flowers.

I can see it now, Donnie will hit one to the gap and get on first. (Ist inning)

Grant will lay a bunt down and with blazing speed, he's safe at first. (3rd inning)

NOW... here's the big question - Is Tres going to let either of these players steal a base on him as the Liberty catcher... stay tuned folks!

The game is May 14-16 at Liberty University's home field.

Hint: I don't think either runner will make it! lol

Skip, please tell Tres we send our best wishes and will stop in for a game next season.

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Learning day by day on the hsbbweb...

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VA Dad -

I have been told the same thing about the 04's versus the 02/03 class of players. Team One noted it one of their reports as well..

04 players - I ams ure though that each of you that has the desire, skills and grades will find your school. Be patient and remember it doesnt matter when you find it, it just matters that when you find it.. its the right one for all the right reasons.

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"Baseball, it is said, is only a game. And the Grand Canyon is only a hole."

"JustMom"

If the player was rostered officially with the NCAA and obtains the correct releases from school "A" they player can request that he be allowed to play the following year at school "B" but the NCAA does not have to honor the request is how it was explained to me byt he NCAA last season.. Depends on the individual circumstances and the coaches involved.. if school "A" wants him out for the year.. he is out for the year usually.. Whole thing is very complicated but it is done so that schools can't steal players without paying a price...

Moose - Please refrain from typing in all caps.. It is a form of internet yetlling and also makes it difficult to read. I see you are new member to our boards, welcome I am sure you will enjoy your time here and learn a great deal as well. The regulars on this board are the very best.

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"Baseball, it is said, is only a game. And the Grand Canyon is only a hole."

"JustMom"

Josh is a multi positional player who also pitches. I am not sure where Indiana is looking to use him but it sounds like pitching more than anything else.

Josh is a really good kid, who I have watched grow up over the years as a member of opposing summer teams. He then played with my son on the Oriolanders where we were able to get to know him a bit more. He has had lots of ups and down and I am very happy he has found a college home..



From the IU webpage:

Josh Verts
Right-handed Pitcher • 6-2 • 230 • Winchester, Va. • John Handley HS
Verts is a three-year letterman for coach Eddie Simmons at John Handley High School in Winchester, Va. He has played first base, third base and pitched while in high school. Verts was a three-time All-District selection, a two-time All-Region honoree, and added All-State to his list of honors as a junior in 2003. After being honored for his play at third base as as freshman and sophomore, Verts was selected as a utility player last season. Also a four-year letterwinner in football, Verts was a standout quarterback at John Handley as well.

Coach Morgan On Josh Verts:
“Josh is a big, strong power pitcher who throws in the high 80s. Josh can possibly be a two-way player as he is both an outstanding hitter and pitcher. He was a very good high school quarterback as well.”

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"Baseball, it is said, is only a game. And the Grand Canyon is only a hole."

"JustMom"

Beppler?

There are a lot of unsigned players
Nachion Moore - Greenbrier
Jesse Freeman - Salem
Ryan Sykes - FC
Zach Haney - Catholic
Kelly West - Greenbrier
Mike McConnell - Poquoson
Aaron Mania - Kempsville
Billie Mueller - FC
Adam Huneycutt - Kempsville
Steven Parsons - Hickory
Randy Buffington - Salem
I'm sure there are more. Looks like a lot of Spring commitments are in the making.
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EMINEN

Your looking at 2 games a week with a total of 14 innings, if they have tough games. The question is does Coach Conroy put Mania in front of kids who have been in his program for 3 years? I don't disagree with transfering, everybody has to do whats best for there son. I would think that making the move his junior year may have made it easier on the coach.

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The TCIS is having its fair share of players moving on to the next level. Some investagating reporting has revealed the following:

Nansemond-Suffolk Academy - Bo Gardner, OF/RHP - Randolph Macon College
Todd Harrell, IF/RHP -Hampden-Sydney College

Norfolk Academy - Arron Hurwitz, IF - William & Mary

Norfolk Collegiate - Matt Venazula - OF- Young Harris JC

Bishop Sullivan - Billy Martin - RHP- Anna Maria College
Zach Haney - RHP - Salisbury University
Garrett Parker - 2B/SS - Mary Washington College

Greenbrier Christian Academy - Trey Barham - LHP - VMI
Nachion Moore - C - Radford
Chase Townsend - Mary Washington College

Cape Henry Collegiate - Mike Gerdes, RHP/1B - Randolph- Macon College

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