Boyle County Baseball is Back and Better Than Ever
Boyle County Baseball is back and better than ever! After taking a hiatus last year, the team is back and ready to take on their opponents. With a strong lineup of players, the team is looking to make a run at the state championship Follow their season here on the blog to stay up-to-date on all the action!
Introduction
Welcome to the Boyle County High School baseball program The Boyle County Rebel Baseball Program has a long and proud tradition of excellence. Our goal is to continue that tradition by providing our student-athletes with the best possible experience.
We are committed to helping our players develop their skills and knowledge of the game, while instilling in them the values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect for others. We believe that participation in athletics can play an important role in the development of young people and we are committed to providing our players with an enjoyable and positive experience.
We are looking forward to a great season, and we hope you will join us in supporting the team. Thank you for your interest in Boyle County High School Baseball!
The Team
Boyle County Baseball is a team on the rise, determined to make a name for itself in the world of competitive baseball The team is made up of talented young athletes who are passionate about the game and determined to win. With a strong work ethic and a desire to be the best, Boyle County Baseball is poised for success in the years to come.
The Season
The Boyle County high school baseball team is coming off of a state runner-up finish in 2017, and they are looking to build on that success in 2018. Head Coach Nathan McPeek has led the team to a 151-51 record over his seven seasons at the helm, and he has been named Coach of the Year four times.
The team is led by senior outfielder Zane Mitchell, who has signed with the University of Kentucky Mitchell is a two-time All-State selection and was named the Gatorade Player of the Year in Kentucky in 2017. He is joined by fellow seniors Peyton Salyer (pitcher/infielder), Jacob Perry (pitcher/infielder), Holden Lackey (catcher) and Zach Lewis (outfielder).
The team will open the season on March 3rd at home against Lexington Catholic.
The Fans
The fans are the backbone of any baseball team They are the ones who come out to support their team, no matter what the score is. They are the ones who make the atmosphere at the ballpark electric. And they are the ones who will always remember the good times and the bad.
The Boyle County Baseball Team has some of the most dedicated and passionate fans in all of baseball. They have been through a lot over the past few years, but they have never wavered in their support of their team.
This year, more than ever, they are excited to see their team back on the field and competing for a championship. They know that this team has what it takes to win it all, and they will be there to support them every step of the way.
The Experience
No matter what level you play at, baseball is a game that is meant to be enjoyed. That is why the Boyle County baseball team makes sure to provide their fans with the best possible experience. From the amenities at the ballpark to the quality of play on the field, Boyle County baseball is second to none.
The Future
The Boyle County baseball team is back and better than ever! After a year off, the team is ready to take on the competition. With a new coach and a new attitude, the team is poised for success. We caught up with Coach Jones to learn more about the team and their plans for the future.
Conclusion
The season may have just started, but the Boyle County Baseball Team is already making waves. With a new head coach and a revamped roster, the team is off to a hot start and looks poised to make a run at the state championship
This year’s team is a far cry from the squad that finished last in their conference just two years ago. Under the guidance of new Head Coach John Calipari the team has turned things around in a big way.
The biggest change for the team has been on the offensive end of the ball. In just two short years, the team has gone from being one of the worst offensive teams in the state to one of the best. Led by sluggers like Jake Locker and Cooper Maier, the team is averaging over eight runs per game.
The pitching staff has also been much improved this season. The team ERA is down nearly two runs from last year, and they have already recorded four shutouts. With a talented group of pitchers like Justin Watts and Luke Heyer leading the way, the team looks poised to make a deep run in the playoffs.
So far, everything is coming up roses for Coach Cal and his squad. With so much talent on both sides of the ball, it’s hard to imagine this team not being in contention for a state title come June.
