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John Delaney was not at the start of today's game. Why? Well, he was at his daughter's communion! A busy, but sweet moment for @CoachDel14. @Q30Sports | #NCAABaseball

Scott Heather is a great friend, family man and baseball mentor. Please 🙏 lift him up in prayer facebook.com/share/p/1CPX54…

For some athletes, baseball can become a bridge to academic excellence. But that bridge has to be built carefully. Course rigor. Grades. Development. Maturity. Communication. Character. Fit. None of those pieces can be faked late.

High-academic recruiting is different. Coaches are not only evaluating baseball tools. They are evaluating transcript strength, maturity, communication, projection, family fit, and whether the athlete can handle the academic environment.

@BluebookBeede With the help of Coach Beede, and though not even a year old, my son’s prep school journey has taught him about life and loss, what real brotherhood feels like, and how perseverance and perspective really matters. For the right student-athlete, I’ll choose that path all day long.

Prep school is not a shortcut. For the right athlete, it can provide structure, maturity, academics, competition, and time. For the wrong athlete, it can become an expensive detour. The decision has to be honest.

I have lived this process from several sides. As an athlete. As a college head coach. As a parent. As someone who still talks with college coaches. The families who make the best decisions are usually not the loudest. They are the most honest about fit.

I believe baseball can open powerful academic doors for the right student-athlete. But the path has to be honest. Prep school is not for everyone. A post-grad year is not for everyone. Showcases are not magic. College recruiting is not one-size-fits-all. I built Coach Beede to help families slow the process down, ask better questions, and build a plan around development, academics, maturity, and fit. I have lived this as an athlete, a college head coach, and most importantly, as a parent.

The #1 question dads ask me: “Coach, does my son have what it takes for college ball?” Answer after 35 years: Does he love baseball more than the highlight reel? Skills can be taught. Obsession cannot.

GRIFFIN CRAIN. FOR THE WIN. #GoCards

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Getting ready for the spring! @BUncommitted

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I am blessed and honored to announce my commitment to Villanova University to continue my academic and athletic career. Go Cats! @VUBaseball @NovaBaseball3 @NE_Baseball @PBNewEngland @WowFactor_NE @SarumBaseball

Coach Huber was a champion for all, athletes and non-athletes. In colorful and often hilarious ways, Coach Huber shared his pearls of wisdom that challenged us all to be better people. The Knights Football Family sends our thoughts and prayers to all of his family and friends.

Salisbury mourns the profound loss of coach and faculty member Kevin Huber P'23, who passed away unexpectedly this week. Kevin touched countless lives, embodying the best of a Salisbury Gentleman. His legacy lives on in the boys he shaped. Our thoughts are with the Huber family.

Hubes was one of the best baseball guys around. Great man and mentor for so many. Spirit will live on through all he impacted. Appreciate my time with you Kev. Grateful and better for having known you. ❤️ & 🙏 to family, friends, and community.

On behalf of the Canterbury Baseball Program and Canterbury School, our thoughts and prayers are with the Salisbury Baseball Program and the entire Salisbury Community. Coach Huber was an amazing leader and coach and even better person. @SarumBaseball @SarumAthletics

The baseball community here in Connecticut unexpectedly lost a true gem this week. As his family embarks on a journey without Kevin, please consider supporting them via the donation link below or simply via prayer. Love and miss you, Hubes. Rest easy ❤️ gofundme.com/f/in-memory-of…

We lost an unbelievable soul on December 9th, 2025. Kevin John Huber passed away in his sleep. Kevin spent decades of his life mentoring and coaching baseball, basketball and cross country. His family needs your support. Hubes…I love you and miss you. Please share. gofund.me/3561b2ec6 @SarumBaseball @SarumAthletics