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The Commitment Corner spotlights those Maryland high school student-athletes who have made their decision on where to play their college baseball. This is a unique opportunity to get to know several of the states top talent and gain insight into their recruitment process and ultimately what made them choose the school they did.  Today we speak with: Roberto Barranca

 

 

COMMITMENT: WASHINGTON COLLEGE

 

PBR MD:  List any awards / accolades you received in high school.

• Honor Roll, Calvert Hall Varsity team member (2yrs)

PBR MD:  Why did you choose Washington College?

• I chose Washington College because it will allow me to continue to play the game of baseball which I love while receiving a very good education. I also love the campus, small school atmosphere, coaching staff, and the ability to compete in the strong Centennial Conference.

PBR MD:  What do you plan to major in at Washington College?

• Biology/Business

PBR MD:  What are some of your goals you would like to achieve at Washington College?

• Work hard in the classroom in order to achieve the highest grades I possibly can, earn a starting role as a freshman, and help the team win the Centennial Conference.

PBR MD:  What are your plans this summer to get ready for school?

• Get my mind focused on the transition to college life and enjoy the last summer with family and friends before I leave for school.

PBR MD:  Are you playing summer baseball? If yes, who are you planning to play for?

• Yes, I will be playing for the Baltimore Rays of the Maryland Collegiate Baseball League and for a local men's league team in York Township (PA).

PBR MD:  What other schools recruited you?

• Chestnut Hill, Millersville, Albany, UNC Pembroke, Wilson College, Gettysburg, Swarthmore, Susquehanna, Franklin and Marshall, Southern New Hampshire

PBR MD:  What was your favorite part about the recruiting process?

• Getting the opportunity to play in different tournaments and camps up and down the east coast and visiting/exploring what each school had to offer.