“Our whole staff pitchers and position players are really strong in their faith.” ✝️
@WVUBaseball Maxwell Molessa shares how faith has united the entire team
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Signed. ✍️
Max Molessa is headed to Richmond.
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🎓 West Virginia University
3x First Team All-State.
2024 Little Kanawha Conference Player of the Year.
Multi-sport champion with a winning pedigree.
Let’s get to work. 🔥
#wrappedinfun
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#UMBC 1B Leewood Molessa has entered the NCAA transfer portal after hitting 27 HR and driving in 109 runs in the two seasons he played with the Retrievers (2023/2025).
Molessa missed 2024 with a back injury but returned to the middle of the lineup this year & was a captain.
NJIT took over first place in the standings with an impressive sweep while the UMBC and Maine both captured two of three to move up the standings as we approach the mid-point of the season.
Player of the Week: Leewood Molessa, UMBC
- Hit .533 while slugging 1.400 last week with 11 RBI, including 6 hits, 6 runs, 9 RBI and four home runs in a three-game series against Binghamton.
- Went 2-for-5 and drove in UMBC’s first and last runs in a 5-2 midweek win over Maryland.
Pitcher of the Week: Nate DeSchryver, NJIT
- Tossed 5.0 innings of scoreless baseball while allowing just one hit with 11 strikeouts and four walks in a 3-1 win over UAlbany.
- Secured his first win of the season in Friday’s start against UAlbany.
Rookie of the Week: Sergio Droz, UMBC
- Batted .700 with five runs, one RBI and on the mound went 2.0 innings of scoreless baseball while helping UMBC to a 3-1 week.
- Started against Maryland and went 2.0 innings without allowing a hit and striking out two batters as UMBC won 5-2.
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