2017 Baseball Signing Special: 12 Four-Year Transfers and Counting
Cypress College Dean of PE/Athletics Dr. Rick Rams sits down with some of this year's 4-year baseball transfers to discuss their experience at Cypress and their transition to the next level.
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By Wes McCurtis
CYPRESS, CA – The Cypress College baseball program is continuing the tradition of sending players on to the next level. As of today (6/28/17), 12-of-16 sophomores on last season's roster have signed national letters of intent to play at 4-year schools next season. First year Head Coach Anthony Hutting expects to have 15 sophomores playing at the next level in 2018, as 4 of his sophomores continue to weigh their options over the coming weeks.
Pitcher Andrew Quezada extended the Chargers' MLB Draft streak to 12 consecutive years after being selected by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 20th round (589th Overall) of the 2017 MLB Draft. However, Quezada will not sign with the organization as he plans to honor his commitment to Cal State Fullerton next season.
The full list of 4-year baseball transfers can be seen below:
Andrew Quezada, Cal State Fullerton
Garrett Calvert, University of San Diego
Evan Flohr, Michigan State
Brandon Alamo, Stony Brook University
Logan Swofford, University of Texas- San Antonio
Paul Gomez, University of Missouri
Henry Martinez, Oklahoma Wesleyan
Spencer Hereford, Cal State Dominguez Hills
Angel Ortiz, Cal Poly Pomona
Kaleb Sorensen, Colorado Christian University
Tripp Aversa, Azusa Pacific University
Joey Leavitt, Biola University
Tyler Smith, Sonoma State University
Chase Sebby, Ball State
Matt Schmidt, University of Michigan
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