[JJJ]

Palo Alto Online:

Daschbach's next diamond destination is Stanford's Sunken Diamond. A handful of Caps players, including hard-throwing southpaw Erik Miller, will join Daschbach as one of the best freshman classes in the country. The class is ranked No. 12 by Perfect Game USA.

Daschbach reports to school for an orientation on Sept. 22, with fall ball commencing a week later.

“I don't know if I'll have a baseball roommate," Daschbach said. “They randomly assign roommates your freshman year."

Stanford coach Mark Marquess will serve his 41st, and final, season in the spring. The school announced the decision at the end of the 2016 campaign.

Daschbach is expected to be working at the corner positions.

“I'll be a utility guy hoping to find a spot on the field," Daschbach said. “I'll try to see some pitches, get some at-bats and try to compete for a starting spot."

Daschbach was tabbed MVP of the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division last spring. Yet, baseball may not even be his best sport.

http://paloaltoonline.com/news/2016/08/0...d-baseball

Note: Orientation starts Sept 20.

[JJJ]

Palo Alto Online:

Daschbach's next diamond destination is Stanford's Sunken Diamond. A handful of Caps players, including hard-throwing southpaw Erik Miller, will join Daschbach as one of the best freshman classes in the country. The class is ranked No. 12 by Perfect Game USA.

Daschbach reports to school for an orientation on Sept. 22, with fall ball commencing a week later.

“I don't know if I'll have a baseball roommate," Daschbach said. “They randomly assign roommates your freshman year."

Stanford coach Mark Marquess will serve his 41st, and final, season in the spring. The school announced the decision at the end of the 2016 campaign.

Daschbach is expected to be working at the corner positions.

“I'll be a utility guy hoping to find a spot on the field," Daschbach said. “I'll try to see some pitches, get some at-bats and try to compete for a starting spot."

Daschbach was tabbed MVP of the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division last spring. Yet, baseball may not even be his best sport.

http://paloaltoonline.com/news/2016/08/0...d-baseball

Note: Orientation starts Sept 20.

[fullmetal]

Continuing from where you left off--

Daschbach was tabbed MVP of the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division last spring. Yet, baseball may not even be his best sport.

Daschbach, a tight end on the gridiron, was an all-state football player last fall as the Gators reached the Division III-A state title game against Rancho Bernardo of San Diego.

Daschbach caught a 76-yard touchdown pass, where he caught the ball in the left flat and then outraced the secondary.

SHP, which blew out McClymonds of Oakland 56-20 in the regional bowl game, lost to Rancho Bernardo of San Diego 35-14.

When Daschbach was a sophomore, SHP dropped a 27-15 decision to Corona del Mar-Newport Beach in the Division III state football championship.

Daschbach's junior year was a perfect 13-0, capped off by a 14-0 victory over Bellarmine Prep in the Central Coast Section Open Division title game.

Daschbach, who had his share of major college football offers, pondered walking-on for Stanford's highly rated football team, but opted to focus on baseball.

“I thought about it," said Daschbach, who also played basketball and some lacrosse at SHP. “Having played multiple sports my whole life, I decided to focus on one and see where it takes me. If I wasn't going to be able to compete for a starting spot, then that much time and effort wouldn't have been worth it."

I guess Shaw might keep tabs on him juuuuuust in case.  But I respect the decision to focus narrowly.

[fullmetal]

Continuing from where you left off--

Daschbach was tabbed MVP of the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division last spring. Yet, baseball may not even be his best sport.

Daschbach, a tight end on the gridiron, was an all-state football player last fall as the Gators reached the Division III-A state title game against Rancho Bernardo of San Diego.

Daschbach caught a 76-yard touchdown pass, where he caught the ball in the left flat and then outraced the secondary.

SHP, which blew out McClymonds of Oakland 56-20 in the regional bowl game, lost to Rancho Bernardo of San Diego 35-14.

When Daschbach was a sophomore, SHP dropped a 27-15 decision to Corona del Mar-Newport Beach in the Division III state football championship.

Daschbach's junior year was a perfect 13-0, capped off by a 14-0 victory over Bellarmine Prep in the Central Coast Section Open Division title game.

Daschbach, who had his share of major college football offers, pondered walking-on for Stanford's highly rated football team, but opted to focus on baseball.

“I thought about it," said Daschbach, who also played basketball and some lacrosse at SHP. “Having played multiple sports my whole life, I decided to focus on one and see where it takes me. If I wasn't going to be able to compete for a starting spot, then that much time and effort wouldn't have been worth it."

I guess Shaw might keep tabs on him juuuuuust in case.  But I respect the decision to focus narrowly.

[Mick]

Palo Alto Online:

Daschbach's next diamond destination is Stanford's Sunken Diamond. A handful of Caps players, including hard-throwing southpaw Erik Miller, will join Daschbach as one of the best freshman classes in the country. The class is ranked No. 12 by Perfect Game USA.

Daschbach reports to school for an orientation on Sept. 22, with fall ball commencing a week later.

“I don't know if I'll have a baseball roommate," Daschbach said. “They randomly assign roommates your freshman year."

Stanford coach Mark Marquess will serve his 41st, and final, season in the spring. The school announced the decision at the end of the 2016 campaign.

Daschbach is expected to be working at the corner positions.

“I'll be a utility guy hoping to find a spot on the field," Daschbach said. “I'll try to see some pitches, get some at-bats and try to compete for a starting spot."

Daschbach was tabbed MVP of the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division last spring. Yet, baseball may not even be his best sport.

http://paloaltoonline.com/news/2016/08/0...d-baseball

Note: Orientation starts Sept 20.

His sister was a really good libero for Princeton.
http://www.goprincetontigers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4133

[Mick]

Palo Alto Online:

Daschbach's next diamond destination is Stanford's Sunken Diamond. A handful of Caps players, including hard-throwing southpaw Erik Miller, will join Daschbach as one of the best freshman classes in the country. The class is ranked No. 12 by Perfect Game USA.

Daschbach reports to school for an orientation on Sept. 22, with fall ball commencing a week later.

“I don't know if I'll have a baseball roommate," Daschbach said. “They randomly assign roommates your freshman year."

Stanford coach Mark Marquess will serve his 41st, and final, season in the spring. The school announced the decision at the end of the 2016 campaign.

Daschbach is expected to be working at the corner positions.

“I'll be a utility guy hoping to find a spot on the field," Daschbach said. “I'll try to see some pitches, get some at-bats and try to compete for a starting spot."

Daschbach was tabbed MVP of the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division last spring. Yet, baseball may not even be his best sport.

http://paloaltoonline.com/news/2016/08/0...d-baseball

Note: Orientation starts Sept 20.

His sister was a really good libero for Princeton.
http://www.goprincetontigers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4133