Meadows; slideshow
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Wes Meadows is a junior economics major at Otterbein University and a Major League baseball prospect from Marion, Ohio. He began playing baseball at age 3 with his father and sees it as his first organized sport. While he was not recruited by a Division I school, Otterbein was a good option for him and he has had encouragement from professional scouts, helping with his goal to play baseball professionally which is difficult to do without college experience.
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![“I picked up a bat when I was about three and
my dad and I started playing in the yard...
[baseball] was my first year of organized sports.”](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/meadowsslideshow-111208135314-phpapp02/85/Meadows-slideshow-3-320.jpg)
![“Honestly, I didn’t get recruited to go to a
Division I school…so [Otterbein] was the next
best option.”](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/meadowsslideshow-111208135314-phpapp02/85/Meadows-slideshow-5-320.jpg)
![“I’ve been fortunate to have contact with some
professional scouts to help along [the recruiting]
process, which is very encouraging and very
exciting for me.”](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/meadowsslideshow-111208135314-phpapp02/85/Meadows-slideshow-7-320.jpg)
Meadows; slideshow
- 1. Wes Meadows Marion, Ohio Junior, economics major and Major League prospect
- 3. “I picked up a bat when I was about three and my dad and I started playing in the yard... [baseball] was my first year of organized sports.”
- 5. “Honestly, I didn’t get recruited to go to a Division I school…so [Otterbein] was the next best option.”
- 7. “I’ve been fortunate to have contact with some professional scouts to help along [the recruiting] process, which is very encouraging and very exciting for me.”
- 9. “I’ve had a life-long goal to play at the professional level and it’s difficult to get to that level without playing college sports.”