Kyle York & Scott Baker heading to DII Ohio Vally University

Rainer Oliver and Jeff Hatfield to Transylvania University

Ben McQueen and Robert Layne to Mt. St. Joe's

John Ham to Martin Methodist in Tennessee

Ryan Sheehy invited as a potential walk-on at DII Bellarmine

There are about 4 or 5 others still weighing offers and possibilities

 

 

Update:

Chas Moore (formerly at Georgetown) to NKU

Brian Weis to NKU

Brent Humphrey to Ohio Valley University

 

The Blugrass Chiefs head to St. Petersburg, Florida this weekend to play in the Barrett-Fletcher World Series starting Tuesday morning. Pool play has them against Georgia Eagles @ 8:00 a.m. Tuesday then again at 4:15 against the Big Stix also from Georgia. Wednesday at 1:30 against American Nationals from Missouri then Thursday at 10:45 against Maryland Mavericks. Top ten teams advance to the one and out championship round beginning Thursday afternoon.

Congrats to Brian Weis and Brent Humphrey.

All three Ryle senior lefties will pitch in college.. That's HUGE.

Weis to NKU.

Layne to Mt. St. Joe

Hughes to Transy.

Maybe a Layne vs. Hughes matchup in conference play down the road?

 

Congrats to Chas Moore. I look for him to have an immediate impact for coach Asalon's team. The young man can pitch!!!

Update:

Chas Moore (formerly at Georgetown) to NKU

Brian Weis to NKU

Brent Humphrey to Ohio Valley University

 

The Blugrass Chiefs head to St. Petersburg, Florida this weekend to play in the Barrett-Fletcher World Series starting Tuesday morning. Pool play has them against Georgia Eagles @ 8:00 a.m. Tuesday then again at 4:15 against the Big Stix also from Georgia. Wednesday at 1:30 against American Nationals from Missouri then Thursday at 10:45 against Maryland Mavericks. Top ten teams advance to the one and out championship round beginning Thursday afternoon.

Best of luck at St. Pete. I know Coach Shank and Coach Porter at OVU, are top notch.

 

Great to see Kentucky HS players, moving on to College and playing the greatest game around.

The Chiefs didn't have a great week in Florida going 1 and 3 in pool play and missing out on the championship round. Still a good season with some quality wins but most importantly having 13 players move on to the next level.

 

Robert Layne is coming along after the massive shot to the face. Swelling is down but the jaw hurts and he is restricted to a liquid diet for awhile. Robert is a gamer and a heck of a kid and we all expect great things from hi at Mount St. Joe's.

 

Tryouts for the Chiefs will be Saturday August 18 and Sunday August 19 at 1:00 p.m. both days. Tryouts are at Scott High School.

Coach Sanders does as good of a job as any summer coach in getting his players to the next level.

Get well Robert.

Robert might be the "sleeper" pitcher in the Ryle 2006 and 2007 class. Kind of difficult for Coach Roesel at Ryle to take Robert's defense and bat out of the lineup on a steady basis for pitching. When he did pitch for Ryle, he was "nails". That's Ryle team baseball.

Of the four Mount pitching recruits, Robert is the only lefty. The Mount just keeps reloading each year.

Only two Mount recruits from Northern Kentucky, Layne and McQueen, and they both played for the Chiefs for the passt two summers.