Baseball Factory would like to congratulate its Exclusive players who have made commitments to various colleges across the country.  Listed below are the seniors who have signed national letters of intent as of April 15, 2004. 

Matt Acevedo – Hofstra University
Justin Arsenault- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Jordan Ashlock- Kansas City CC
Isaac Banegas- Scottsdale CC
Michael Barrett- Bucknell University
Alan Baumann- Alderson Broaddus
Jason Bunkis – Loyola Marymount
Mark Bennett – Northwestern
Antonio Cardona – Stony Brook
Jeff Carr- Navy
Rich Catalano- St. John’s University
Mike Clements – VMI
Matthew Curbeau -St. John’s Fischer College
Joe Cutler- Tampa
Josh Dale – St. Edwards University
Keith Donnell – Penn State University
Eric Dufour- Babson College
Michael Emmons- Rollins College
Alex Egelson – Bates College
Jim Gallagher- Duke University
Matt Gallagher- Widener
Mike Giusti- Dickinson College 
Jonas Fester- Johns Hopkins University
Joe Fowler- University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Jonathan Franks – Wright State
Roland Gonzalez- UNC- Greensboro
Tyler Hamilton- New Jersey Tech
John Hudspeth- Babson College
Sean Karpen- Wooster College
Ian Kramer- Temple University
Pat Kantakevich – College of William and Mary
Brian Kelahar – Brown University
Tyler Hamilton- New Jersey Tech
Dante LaPente- Drew University
Ryan Lee- Cal/Poly SLO
Judah Levine – Tufts University
Phil Mabey – Keene State
Nick Mangini- Teikyo-Post
Bruce Mayberry – New Mexico JC
Mike McKenna – Florida Atlantic University
Matt Meagher- Coe College
Zebulon Miller – Masters College
Cassidy Paxton- Holy Cross
Gordon Pellegrini- Franklin & Marshall College
Keith Pescosolido- Wheaton College
Justin Quinn- Surry JC
Justin Quance- Wright State
Scott Rader- Hofstra University
Michael Rosa – Cincinnati
Adam Rose- Wittenberg
Adam Silberberg- Curry College
David Solan- Richmond University
Bobby Soler- Catholic University of America
Taylor Spaulding- Eckerd College
Ben Toth- Radford University
Nate Toth- Radford University
Radford Welch – Barry University
Jeffrey Williams – Florida Southern
Tyler Zeronda – Lafayette College

Baseball Factory hopes that all of its players find success academically and athletically as they make the transition from high school to college.