Pathway Baseball - Triple Crown

Walk-Up Song:
Suavemente – Elvis Crespo

Notable Strengths:

• Consistently hitting spots on the mound, even in tight counts

• Quick reaction time and strong footwork at third base

• Clean fielding and accurate throwing

Favorite Baseball Memory:

• Coming in as a reliever vs. the #8 ranked team in the country (East Cobb Astros)

• Threw 3 scoreless innings to help his team come back and win the game

Favorite MLB Player:

• Elly De La Cruz

Mental Preparation Before a Game:

• Focused and locked in before even stepping on the field

• Listens to music to get into a dominant mindset

Approach to Training & Conditioning:

• Committed to constant improvement both physically and mentally

• Works outside of practice on hitting off the tee and footwork drills

Handling Setbacks & Failures:

• Doesn’t let mistakes affect his mental state

• Quickly resets and reminds himself that another opportunity is coming

Staying Motivated Throughout the Season:

• Finds motivation in having fun and setting goals

• Focuses on continuous improvement and celebrating milestones

Leadership Qualities:

• Supports teammates regardless of their performance

• Uplifts others, builds confidence, and leads by example with positivity

Hobbies Outside of Baseball:

• Fishing

• Camping

• Basketball

• Hanging out with friends

Educational Goals:

• Maintain a 3.5 GPA or higher

• Earn a second academic letter

• Obtain an academic scholarship

Favorite Thing About Baseball:

• Creating lifetime memories

• Seeing personal growth and improvement each season

• Being outside and enjoying the game with teammates who feel like family

Advice to Young Players:

• Don’t just go through the motions—do the little things that matter

• Stay motivated and believe in yourself

• Make sacrifices and commit to getting better

• Accept that failure is part of the game and learn from it

College Baseball Aspirations:

• Play at the next level and build on his current skill set

• Develop into a more well-rounded player

• Earn a scholarship out of high school and maximize potential in college