Thank you @TheRakeCity for a great 3 years. It has been an honor to represent the program and compete with the team. Here are my stats and some swings from this past season!
Record: 19-13-1
AVG: 413
H: 43
2B: 6
RBI: 13
R: 26
SB: 14
C%: 90.38
F%: .966
@oprfbaseball
@TheRakeCity went 3-1 over the weekend at the @PG_Illinois Windy City Open. I batted 500
with 6 hits, 2 doubles and scored 7 runs. My contact percentage for the season is 87%. I played CF and went 10/10 on total chances.
@oprfbaseball
I have entered the portal after my freshman year at BYU. Learned a lot of things and am excited to find a new home
-12 IP/ 20 Ks
-BAA .207
-15K/9
FB 89-92
SL 80-83
CT 82-85
3.0 GPA
Open to all D1 and JUCO opportunities
414-265-9860
I have entered the portal after my freshman year at BYU. Learned a lot of things and am excited to find a new home
-12 IP/ 20 Ks
-BAA .207
-15K/9
FB 89-92
SL 80-83
CT 82-85
3.0 GPA
Open to all D1 and JUCO opportunities
414-265-9860
MIF Ian Moore (@oprfbaseball, 2028) looks like a name to follow in the state's sophomore class.
Catch the full episode with the links below.👇
#TheBullpen | @prepbaseball
Uncommitted Jacob Ervin (Granite Hills High, 2026) with a single to center field and advances to second on an error. Homered earlier today.
6-1 | 175 lbs
#PBRatTheRock | @PrepBaseballCA
Over 122 Hitters have been drafted. More than 400 earned Division I scholarships. 15+ have reached the Major Leagues.
We’re proud to support the next generation of players—on and off the field.
Congratulations to @Moore13Ethan on getting his name called on draft day. However Ethan will be heading to Knoxville to play for @Vol_Baseball, GO VOLS!
As our nation celebrates its 249th birthday, I invite you also to celebrate my son's commitment to our country, to family, and to himself. No matter what uniform he wears, he looks good. And I am exceedingly proud of him! #Happy4th#pahplovesyou#daddysboy#uscga
At the end of some camps a coach, player or alumni takes some time to talk to the players. Today @Moore13Ethan gave a talk on his high school years; his main message was you have to enjoy the process, workouts, practices and you need to be a great team and person.