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Seventeen Penn Staters Playing in Summer Baseball Leagues Throughout the Country

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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; June 15, 2006 - Several collegiate summer baseball leagues have begun their seasons over the last two weeks and several members of the Penn State baseball team are playing in different leagues all across the country this summer. A total of 17 different players are playing in seven different leagues, including 15 returnees and two incoming student-athletes that will be attending classes at Penn State for the first time this fall. Listed below are the members of the Penn State baseball team that are playing this summer, along with links to the league and/or team webpage, if applicable.

Texas Collegiate League
http://www.texascollegiateleague.com

Plano Blue Sox
http://www.tclbluesox.com

Mark Wyner

McKinney Marshals
http://www.tclmarshals.com

Matt Cavagnaro
Scott Gaffney
Cory Wine

Valley League
http://www.valleyleaguebaseball.com

Winchester Royals
http://www.winchesterroyals.com

Jim Leitgeb
Brian Ernst

Coastal Plains League
http://www.coastalplain.com

Peninsula Pilots
http://www.peninsulapilots.com

Craig Clark

Petersburg Generals
http://petersburgsports.com

Michael Deese

Pacific Southwest Baseball League
http://www.pswbl.com

Havasu Heat
http://www.havasuheat.com

Joe Blackburn

Florida Collegiate League
http://www.floridaleague.com

Winter Pines Warthogs
http://www.floridaleague.com/winterhaven.html

Rick Marlin

Wisconsin State League
http://www.wisconsinstateleague.com

Lombard Orioles

Scott Kelley
Ryan Stobart

Altoona All-American Amateur Baseball Association (AAABA)

Johnston Reality

Seth Whitehill
Paul Hawkins
Ryan Boonie

Matt Ogrodnik and David Bumstead will also be playing summer baseball after finishing summer school and other obligations prior to reporting to their respective teams.


 

 



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