BASEBALL ATHLETES COMMIT

BY DYLAN JAEKEL Feature Editor

This time of the year, students who are looking to transfer are looking at which four-year college they’re applying to. For some college athletes, it’s also time to commit to four-year sports teams.

Behind the scenes, there’s years of hard work.

For Delta’s baseball team that work can equal long days.

“Study hall at 8 a.m., classes ‘till noon, mental game training at 1 p.m., baseball on the field after that, weights after that. So it’s a long day ‘till night. They put a ton of work in in the classroom, and on the field, and in the weight room,” said baseball head coach Reed Peters.

The baseball team’s commits aren’t feeling the nerves that may come with transferring to a bigger school.

“I’d say I’m pretty excited to pursue my career at a four-year level and see where I go from there,” said pitcher Fidel Ulloa, who will be transferring to Louisiana State University.

Pitcher Timmy Reeve, who will be transferring to San Jose