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A quick look at the Big South: Schultz and Hughes
High Point University freshman Jaime Schultz, a former Maple Hill High School student, has been pitching well of late for the Panthers. (Photo courtesy www.highpointpanthers.com)After winning two games in relief earlier this season, Jaime Schultz has been moved up to the No. 2 spot in the High Point University rotation. He has made three starts and won all of them and is now 5-0 this season.
Click here to read a recap of his latest win.
Schultz won New York State Class C soccer and baseball championships as a senior at Maple Hill and took the basketball team to the state championship game.
He was named The Record's Soccer Player of the Year in 2008 and the Baseball Player of the Year in 2009.
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Another former Section II star is also playing baseball in the Big South this year.
Albany High grad Mike Hughes has made five appearances - with one start - for Coastal Carolina University. He has a 7.20 ERA in 10 innings pitched.
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Labels: Albany High, Baseball, College Notebook, Maple Hill
posted by Troy Record Sports at
10:21 AM
4 Comments:
schultzy puttin in work lol
Hughes has been seen at HVCC looking around with the baseball coach. Looks like yet another STAR, coming back to earth, a long list of "signings" either coming back to the area or not even making the team when they get to their schools
SOUNDS LIKE SOMEBODY IS BITTER. DID HUGHES STRIKE YOU OUT.
that would be no, just reality. These kids leave town to play sports and dont think about the situation they are getting into. They forget that they have to be happy with the school and area they are going too. Most of these kids get one offer and jump at it without thinking through the issues. Good play, just was never going to suceed in the Big South, too many very good players
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