LSU News
Mon, Sep. 13, 2010 - [Baseball]
La Sierra University Baseball Team is ready for the upcoming season. New
Coaches Gabe Gamboa and Jacob Gardner brought in a total of 22 kids
to sign letters of intent in a span 3 1/2 months. Over 90 people showed
up for the event; including family, friends, and LSU staff. Out of the
22 players new players 9 of them are transfers from different colleges
such as: RCC, Mt. San Jacinto JC, and
San Diego Christian College. The rest of the players are incoming
freshmen
from the Riverside, Ontario, Covina, Norco, Corona, Lake Forest, Chino,
Orange, Oceanside and Loma Linda areas.
Dean of Students Sue Curtis was in attendance and was presented with an autographed baseball from the recruiting class. This was the largest recruiting class the school history.
The Athletics Department and the Baseball Team would like to thank everyone who supported us as we welcomed the recruiting class of 2010/2011 Golden Eagles Baseball.
This is an exciting time for La Sierra University and it is a wonderful opportunity for educational development as well as athletic growth. The baseball program is striving to be the model for hard work, professionalism, morality, and integrity. Athletics parallels life in so many ways, particularly in how we handle life's trials. Above all else we want these athletes to leave with the knowledge of how to handle life's trials with a positive and constructive outlook.
Dean of Students Sue Curtis was in attendance and was presented with an autographed baseball from the recruiting class. This was the largest recruiting class the school history.
The Athletics Department and the Baseball Team would like to thank everyone who supported us as we welcomed the recruiting class of 2010/2011 Golden Eagles Baseball.
This is an exciting time for La Sierra University and it is a wonderful opportunity for educational development as well as athletic growth. The baseball program is striving to be the model for hard work, professionalism, morality, and integrity. Athletics parallels life in so many ways, particularly in how we handle life's trials. Above all else we want these athletes to leave with the knowledge of how to handle life's trials with a positive and constructive outlook.
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