This Week's Verbal Commits & Team Changes (5/17)

This Week's Verbal Commits & Team Changes (5/17)

Oregon adds a 2019 catcher and 2022 middle infielder to their recruit list. And the Choppers list a talented lefty pitcher head to Wisconsin in 2020.

May 17, 2018 by Chez Sievers
This Week's Verbal Commits & Team Changes (5/17)
Oregon adds a 2019 catcher and 2022 middle infielder to their recruit list. From Sacramento, Calif. 2019 catcher/shortstop Vallery Wong is had a strong sophomore season for Grant High School batting .537 with 24 RBIs and three home runs. 2022 middle infielder Viviana Martinez was another stud added to the 2022 list of recruits for the Ducks. The standout shortstop is in the running for a top 10 spot in the upcoming 2022 Hot 100.

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Oregon adds a 2019 catcher and 2022 middle infielder to their recruit list. From Sacramento, Calif. 2019 catcher/shortstop Vallery Wong is had a strong sophomore season for Grant High School batting .537 with 24 RBIs and three home runs. 2022 middle infielder Viviana Martinez was another stud added to the 2022 list of recruits for the Ducks. The standout shortstop is in the running for a top 10 spot in the upcoming 2022 Hot 100.

The Choppers list a talented lefty pitcher head to Wisconsin in 2020. Ava Justman wowed softball fans her freshman season posting a 0.83 ERA with 112 strikeouts in 76 innings pitched.

MASTER VERBAL COMMIT LIST

FirstLastPosYearClub TeamUniversity/College
KarsynIltisP2021Texas Glory - NaudinNorth Texas
ValleryWongC/SS2019CA Yard Sharks - Oliver/CeoOregon
CamrynCollierUTL2019Excel Elite Colorado State
EmmaMcLaughlin1B/3B2019Grapettes 18U Gold - KappmeyerFordham
KaylinColeOF/3B2020Clearwater Bullets 02FGCU
Gabby SmithUT2021American Freedom 14U GoldAbilene Christian
SydneyIngleIF/OF2021American Freedom GoldAbilene Christian
AvaJustmanP2020Choppers ZieseWisconsin
AshlynWachtendorfOF/IF2021Centex Buzz GoldBaylor
VivianaMartinezMIF2022Mizuno StormOregon