While where some players will be going is know more so than others, anyone have a list of where our NKY baseball players, playing at the next level, will be playing at?

 

Also, why such a big "miss" by local colleges on NKY players? Lot of talent seems to go unnoticed each year. Such a disservice to the kids. While we all know NKU looks at the GLVC first and TMC, and the MOUNT is so pricey to attend, still very surprising not more of the local guys attend local schools to play. While I know most NKY schools don't have D-1 level athlete’s year-in-year-out, I would argue there are plenty of players that do have the skill ability and desire, to play at the D-II and DIII levels......any thoughts/opinions.

Luke Maile-Covington Catholic-University of Kentucky

Zach Isler-Covington Catholic-University of Cincinnati

Brandon Nutini-Covinton Catholic-Thomas More College

AJ Smith-Beechwood-Murray State University

Ryan Oliver-Ryle-Hanover

David Hammons-Ludlow-Transylvania University

Daniel Lovesak(?)-Boone County-Northern Kentucky University

Luke Maile-Covington Catholic-University of Kentucky

Zach Isler-Covington Catholic-University of Cincinnati

Brandon Nutini-Covinton Catholic-Thomas More College

AJ Smith-Beechwood-Murray State University

Ryan Oliver-Ryle-Hanover

David Hammons-Ludlow-Transylvania University

Daniel Lovesak(?)-Boone County-Northern Kentucky University

 

Daniel Hammons (not David)

Luke Maile-Covington Catholic-University of Kentucky

Zach Isler-Covington Catholic-University of Cincinnati

Brandon Nutini-Covinton Catholic-Thomas More College

AJ Smith-Beechwood-Murray State University

Ryan Oliver-Ryle-Hanover

David Hammons-Ludlow-Transylvania University

Daniel Lovesak(?)-Boone County-Northern Kentucky University

 

Daniel Lokesak (corrected)

Also

 

Kyle O'Hara-Ryle- Lindsey Wilson College

David Etscheid- Ryle-Thomas More College

Corey Moore - Lloyd - Brescia University

Nick Hiller from Scott is going to play baseball at Centre College.

Nathan Snyder-Beechwood-Transylvania University

Patrick Johnson- Pendleton County- University of the Cumberlands