P-M AGAIN THAT'S RIGHT HERE ON WJCL ABC 22. LESS THAN A MONTH AGO...VIDALIA HIGH SCHOOL BROUGHT HOME IT'S FIRST BASEBALL STATE TITLE IN NEARLY TWO DECADES. THE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM NOW SEEING A HANDFUL OF PLAYERS HEADED TO THE NEXT LEVEL. OUR PRESTON HARVEY HAS THE STORY. TRT: (1:20) WITH SCHOOL BEING OUT FOR THE SUMMER, MANY PLAYERS RIGHT HERE AT VIDALIA HIGH SCHOOL ARE STILL PUTTING PEN TO PAPER. A SPECIAL DAY FOR SENIOR PITCHER, BRYCE MORELY--- COMING OFF OF A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TO CLOSE OUT HIS HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. MORELY HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE HIS TALENTS TO THE NEXT LEVEL. AS HE PUTS THE HAT ON TO MAKE IT OFFICIAL --- MORLEY CHOSE BREWTON PARKER COLLEGE TEAMMATES, COACHES, AND FAMILY MEMBERS JOINED MORELY TO CELEBRATE THIS MONUMENTAL DAY! DURING THE 20-22 POSTSEASON -- MORELY PITCHED THREE SCORELESS INNINGS, ALLOWING 1 HIT WITH 3 STRIKEOUTS AGAINST BANKS COUNTY AND LOVETT HIGH SCHOOL. MORLEY SAYS --- THIS MOMENT IS LIKE NO OTHER. THIS SIGNING NOW MARKS THE EIGHTH PLAYER OF THE 2022 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TO COMMIT TO PLAY AT THE
Morley signs with Brewton-Parker College
Vidalia celebrates eighth baseball player from 2022 state championship team to sign a letter of intent
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Updated: 12:23 AM EDT Jun 23, 2022
Vidalia star pitcher Bryce Morley became the eighth player from the 2022 state championship team to sign a letter of intent. Morley put pen to paper to play at Brewton-Parker College at Vidalia High School on Wednesday.Morley, who had the second-highest number of innings pitched this year, ended his high school career with a 4.24 ERA. But that doesn’t tell the whole story; during the Region 2AA schedule this year, Morley’s ERA was a scant 1.90. In his appearances in the playoffs against Banks Co. and Lovett, Morley fired three scoreless innings allowing one hit, with three strikeouts.
VIDALIA, Ga. — Vidalia star pitcher Bryce Morley became the eighth player from the 2022 state championship team to sign a letter of intent. Morley put pen to paper to play at Brewton-Parker College at Vidalia High School on Wednesday.
Morley, who had the second-highest number of innings pitched this year, ended his high school career with a 4.24 ERA. But that doesn’t tell the whole story; during the Region 2AA schedule this year, Morley’s ERA was a scant 1.90. In his appearances in the playoffs against Banks Co. and Lovett, Morley fired three scoreless innings allowing one hit, with three strikeouts.
