Ludlow's ace pitcher, Daniel Hammons, will sign with Transylvania this afternoon at school.

 

Daniel has had a lot of interest since the Richard Skinner article, but chose Transylvania.

 

Congratulations to Daniel and his family.

I thought Transylvania was a Division III school?

I thought Transylvania was a Division III school?

 

That's because they are

Congrats to Mr. Hammons

That's because they are

 

Then what is he signing? I was under the impression Division III schools do not award athletics scholarships, nor do Division III schools participate in the National Letter of Intent.

 

Regardless, congratulations on choosing a great school!

Usually when kids decide to "sign" with schools that do not offer scholarships, they are pretty much just doing it for the formality of the process of choosing where they will being going to school and having a sort of an "official signing" is ceremonial to allow the kid to receive some much deserved attention for furthering his baseball career at the next level.

 

Congrats Mr. Hammonds!

Great school. Good for the young man. I hope takes full advantage of the opportunity in front of him.

Usually when kids decide to "sign" with schools that do not offer scholarships, they are pretty much just doing it for the formality of the process of choosing where they will being going to school and having a sort of an "official signing" is ceremonial to allow the kid to receive some much deserved attention for furthering his baseball career at the next level.

 

Congrats Mr. Hammonds!

 

Most exactly. The signing ceremony for most schools is a formality, but definitely in Division III where no NLI is signed, just sometimes a blank piece of paper.

Most exactly. The signing ceremony for most schools is a formality, but definitely in Division III where no NLI is signed, just sometimes a blank piece of paper.

I just received the e-mail from his mother. Congratulations to Daniel, this has been a long process he has gone through to decide which school to attend. He made a fine choice and I am sure he will succeed. Congratulations to not only him but his Mother and family. After the season he just had, he deserves it.