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Thank you to everyone who has gave me the privilege of meeting and playing with over the past four years. I couldn’t ask for a better group of guys to call my teammates and friends. All of the good and bad memories Ashland gave me are worth a lifetime. 🧡🖤

“To enjoy blessings and endure misfortune together.”

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3/4 Love the season, love the team, one more year to go with the dugie

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The end. Thank you Ashland baseball🖤🧡
#ferda #lovetheguys

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4/4. First off thank you Jesus for allowing me to experience what it’s like to be a part of a real family. Ashland Baseball has taught me how to lead and battle through adversity. To the brothers I’m leaving behind… carry on the legacy and don’t leave with any regrets. I’m gonna miss yall and love yall boys. To the other seniors… thank you for inspiring me to work harder and harder every day. Thank you for pushing me to be my best and give 110% even on the days I don’t feel like it. And last but not least thank you to my family and coaches for challenging me everyday, hyping me up at my highs, and picking me up at my lows. I cant believe it’s over but life goes on I guess. #36 signing off.

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One last chance.

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IR specialist. #year4 #injuredreserve

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Congratulations to Senior Jake Bryant, Junior Miles Farnsworth, Senior Trent Summers, and Senior Tanner Wolfe for being named Captain of the 2026 Arrow Baseball Team! #GoArrows

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Congrats to Josie and Jake from our Rockin Student session for being spirited fans during the record breaking win over Mansfield Sr.

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Officially part of the Storm ✍🏻📄 @lecbaseball
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Six years ago, I thought I was hanging up the cleats for good. Now, I’m blessed to say I’ll be playing Division II baseball. It is a true dream come true.

I set my standards so high that at times they felt out of reach, but I stayed committed. I worked, sacrificed, and pushed through every doubt to chase the goals I believed in.

I still remember when my mom and grandma took me down to Tennessee to watch my cousin Nelson play at Maryville College. He was a dual-sport athlete—football and baseball—and seeing his dedication showed me exactly what it would take to reach the collegiate level. That moment, I knew what I wanted to do. From then on, it was late nights, early mornings, and doing whatever it took to be better than the guy next to me. I wouldn’t trade any of it.

I want to thank my parents for their time, effort, commitment, patience, and all the late-night talks about baseball. Thank you to my teammates and everyone who pushed me every single day to improve. And thank you to my coaches for believing in me and teaching me lessons that go far beyond the field—whether it was conversations about the future or laughing together in hotel rooms during tournament weekends. Those are memories I’ll carry forever.

No matter where you go or what you do, give 110%. The results will follow.
#gostorm 🌪️

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Dawgs.

- @nmc_baseball

It feels good to be back in the sports world! This is my first baseball shoot, and I loved it! More sports content on the way 🔜

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