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TRISTIN ENGLISH - RED-SHIRT SOPHOMORE – GEORGIA TECH / HOMETOWN: ZEBULON, GA
1B/RHP - 6’1” - 180 - R/R
Tristin English joins the 2018 Anglers after completing a very successful red-shirt sophomore season for Georgia Tech. Tristin
made an excellent debut for Georgia Tech in 2016. He was named a Freshman All-American, 2016 All ACC First Team and 2016 ACC
All-Freshman Team. He has been a legitimate two-way player going back to his high school years. His fastball has been clocked
in the mid 90s and has three additional pitches he can throw for strikes. As a hitter he has a strong athletic build, quick twitch
action and possesses power. Unfortunately he missed the 2017 season due to arm injuries. As a result he is draft eligible this year.
His 2018 batting stats were consistent to his numbers in 2016. Tristin was drafted in 39th round of the 2016 MLB First Year Player
Draft by the Cleveland Indians.

ADAM FOGEL - SOPHOMORE - HAWAII / HOMETOWN: PALOS VERDES, CA
FIRST BASEMAN - 6’5” – 205 LBS. – R/R
Adam Fogel recently completed his sophomore season for the University of Hawaii Warriors. He joins the 2018 Anglers as the
first ever recruit from the University of Hawaii. Adam was honored as a Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American in 2017. He
started 44 games as a freshman and had the team’s third-highest batting average: .293. He also hit 4 homeruns and 27 RBIs in
2017. As a sophomore, Fogel continued his development with increased production in most offensive categories, while starting
all Warrior games. Adam comes an athletic family. His father, Seth played football at the University of California. Adam played in
the California Collegiate League in the summer 2017.

JONATHAN HEASLEY - SOPHOMORE - OKLAHOMA STATE / HOMETOWN: PLANO, TX
PITCHER - 6’3” – 215 LBS. – R/R
Jonathan Heasley recently completed his sophomore season for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. He appeared primarily as a starter
with some relief appearances. Heasley is a hard thrower who averages a strikeout per inning. Jonathan played in the New En-
gland Collegiate Baseball League in the summer 2017. Heasley had a prolific high school career. His high school career included a
29-3 record, 1.47 ERA and 310 strikeouts. Jonathan is a very good athlete as he was a high school all-state performer in football.
Jonathan is a good student. He is draft eligible in 2018.

KYLE HURT - FRESHMAN – UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (USC) / HOMETOWN: RANCHO SANTA FE, CA
PITCHER - 6’3” – 205 LBS. – R/R
Kyle Hurt joins the 2018 Anglers after completing a solid freshman season for the University of Southern California Trojans. Hurt
was part of the weekend rotation of starting pitchers, eventually becoming the Trojans number-one starter. Kyle was named as
an Under Armour and Perfect game All-American in his senior year of high school. In his prep years Kyle was a four-year letter-
man. His high school career stats included pitching 153.1 innings, 15 wins, 187 strike-outs and a 1.51 ERA. Kyle was ranked the
27th best high school prospect in 2017. Kyle has a big strong athletic build. His fast ball is consistently in the low 90s, while also
possessing a curveball and change-up he can pitch for strike-outs He was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 34th round
in the 2017 MLB First Year Player Draft.

GREG JONES - FRESHMAN - UNC- WILMINGTON / HOMETOWN: CARY, NC
INFIELDER/OUTFIELDER - 6’1” – 180 LBS. – S/R
Greg Jones joins the Anglers after completing his freshman season at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington where he was
a full time starter. He finished the season second in runs, third in on-base percentage and first in stolen bases. He was a top pros-
pect coming out of high school. Baseball America rated him as the 25th best high school prospect in 2017, while the MLB Pipeline
ranked him as the 84th best prospect in 2017. Greg has excellent bat speed, a strong arm, and speed on the base paths. Jones was
drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 17th round of the 2017 MLB First Year Player draft.

NICK KAHLE - SOPHOMORE - WASHINGTON / HOMETOWN: SIMI VALLEY, CA
CATCHER - 5’10” – 195 LBS. – R/R
Nick Kahle joins the 2018 Chatham Anglers after completing his sophomore year at the University of Washington. As a freshman
in 2017, Kahle had 29 starts behind the plate. In 2018, Nick earned the full-time starting catcher position. His play in 2018 earned
him honors as he was named to the Johnny Bench Award List which honors the best catcher in college baseball. Kahle became an
offensive force in the UW line-up. He raised his average by 80 points and had significant increases in all offensive categories. His
defensive excellence continued while starting all of Washington’s games. Nick was one of the top California high school players
over his four prep years and was named All-State in his senior year. Nick played summer ball in the West Coast Collegiate Baseball
League in 2017.

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