The Hilltoppers landed players from nine states, including three from Kentucky. They also reeled in players from New Jersey, California, Tennessee, Texas, Colorado, Arizona, Georgia and Florida.
“We are very proud of this year’s baseball signing class and look forward to having these student-athletes join us here at WKU,” Pawlowski said in a news release. “Coach Ty Megahee, our recruiting coordinator, and coach Rob Reinstetle did an excellent job of identifying and addressing our needs with this future group of Hilltoppers.”
WKU signed seven pitchers, including three junior college arms, along with three infielders, two outfielders, a catcher and a utility player.