Recap of Senior Season Stats
.360 BA, .507 OBP, .948 OPS, .441 SLG,
40 Hits, 4 Doubles, 1 Triple, 1 Home-run, 36 R, and 41-43 on SB
Along with a .914 Fielding %
Also named 2026 State Tournament all tournament team.
@MohiganBaseball@DaveBlair37@umbcbaseball@PatSherald
After a great visit and amazing conversations with Coach Narduzzi and Coach Bell I am extremely blessed to announce that I will be continuing my athletic and academic career at the University of Pittsburgh!🔵🟡 I would like to thank my family, friends, and coaches for all the support and effort to help get me here. I would also like to thank God for guiding me through this process and leading me to make this decision #Committed #H2P #AGTG
@CoachDuzzPittFB@Kb1Raw@GHinsdalePITT @jhfloyd1_
I am blessed to announce that I will continue my academic and athletic career at West Liberty University. I want to thank God, my family, coaches, teammates, and Coach Burkle and his staff for giving me this opportunity! Roll Hilltoppers! @ToppersBaseball
Inspect the Foundation Before You Build:
“Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock.” — Matthew 7:24
📕 Devotional Thought:
One of the most humbling lessons I’ve learned as a coach is this: every year is a rebuild year. Not because the past failed, but because the people are different. New hearts. New personalities. New needs.
Early on, I made the mistake of assuming that growth meant adding more—more expectations, more systems, more responsibility—without first stopping to inspect the foundation. As our team grew, I tried to build upward before ensuring the base was still solid. What I didn’t realize was that unseen cracks don’t disappear just because you add layers on top of them.
A foundation that once held strong can weaken if it’s not continually reinforced. Culture, trust, humility, and commitment don’t carry over automatically from one season to the next. They must be re-taught, re-lived, and re-owned.
Jesus reminds us that wisdom isn’t found in how much we build, but what we build on. When we add before repairing, before strengthening our foundation daily in the Word of God, the structure may look impressive—but it won’t be steady. When pressure comes, instability is revealed.
As leaders, we must slow down long enough to ask hard questions:
Is our foundation still strong?
Are we aligned in purpose?
Have we assumed buy-in without re-establishing it?
Strong teams aren’t built by rushing to the next layer. They’re built by patiently strengthening what already exists.
🙏 Prayer:
Lord, give me the humility to inspect before I build. Help me not confuse activity with progress or growth with strength. Reveal any cracks in my leadership, my team, or my heart. Teach me to value foundations over appearances, and faithfulness over speed. Amen.
I am extremely excited and blessed to announce my commitment to continue my athletic and academic career at Mercyhurst University. I want to thank my parents, family, coaches, and everyone else who has helped me throughout this journey. I also want to thank Coach Latona and Coach Marinelli for providing me this opportunity and making this decision an easy one. Most importantly, I want to thank God for guiding me along this path. Go Lakers! ☘️☘️ #agtg
Tee it up for the Falcons! ⛳️
The First Annual Messiah Baseball Golf Outing is set for October 20th — come swing, support, and celebrate with us!
🗓️ Register by October 14th to secure your spot!
👆👆👆Link in our Bio!
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I am extremely blessed to announce my commitment and the continuation of my academic and athletic career at Messiah University. First, I would like to thank God for giving me the ability and strength to play the game of baseball. I’d also like to thank my Dad, Mom, brother and family for supporting me along this journey. I give thanks to Coach Verdi for countless hours of catching lessons and making me into the catcher that I am today. Next, I would like to thank the Shenango Varsity coaching staff, Coach Othites, Coach Colella, Coach Owrey, Coach Ross, and Coach Zarone for providing me with the opportunity to grow as a player and a teammate. I also want to thank my recruiting coach, Coach Saghy, for his help during this process as well as every coach that I’ve had the privilege to work with. I thank you all. Lastly, I would like to thank Coach Shallenberger and the Messiah coaching staff for giving me the opportunity to play at the next level. Go Falcons! #jesusovereverything #messiahbaseball