Four Ross baseball players commit to playing in college

Four Ross High School baseball players recently committed to play at the collegiate level. Picture (from left to right) are Michael Carroll (Mount St. Joseph), Tyler Flick (Heidelberg), Zach Evans (Heidelberg) and Logan Brofft (Wilmington College). Also pictured are head coach Jason Rettinger (left) and assistant Jay Lytle. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Four Ross High School baseball players recently committed to play at the collegiate level. Picture (from left to right) are Michael Carroll (Mount St. Joseph), Tyler Flick (Heidelberg), Zach Evans (Heidelberg) and Logan Brofft (Wilmington College). Also pictured are head coach Jason Rettinger (left) and assistant Jay Lytle. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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By Rick Cassano
April 20, 2017
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Four Ross High School baseball players recently committed to play at the collegiate level.

Michael Carroll will play at Mount St. Joseph, Tyler Flick and Zach Evans at Heidelberg, and Logan Brofft at Wilmington.

Carroll is hitting .300 with an RBI and four stolen bases. Flick is hitting .340 with five doubles, 14 RBIs and eight steals. Evans has a .333 average with a triple, six RBIs and a team-high 10 steals. Brofft is 0-0 on the mound with a 3.50 earned run average.

The Rams are 13-3 overall and leading the Southwest Ohio Conference with a 6-2 mark. They will visit Little Miami on Friday.

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