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Nick Moyer signs with Gonzaga baseball
July 20th, 2010 at Tue, 20th, 2010 at 2:13 pm by Joel WillitsBellevue’s Nick Moyer has accepted a baseball scholarship to Gonzaga University.
His father, former Seahawks defensive back Paul Moyer, passed on the news to me this week.
Nick Moyer was a three-year letter winner for the Wolverines in baseball and was a three-time All-Kingco League selection. He also won three state football championships with Bellevue, lettering three years, starting for two and served as a captain his senior year.
Paul Moyer also passed on some information to me regarding Bellevue’s Legion baseball team that draws from Bellevue, Sammamish, Overlake, Eastside Catholic and Liberty. The team currently has seven players committed to play or playing baseball in college. They are: Jeff Melby (Bellevue, University of Portland), Nick Moyer (Bellevue, Gonzaga University), Alex Bielaski (Bellevue, Saint Martin’s University), Timmy Stanaway (Bellevue, Whitworth University), Brett Berkey (Sammamish, Azusa Pacific University), Seth Bensussen (Overlake, Washington University in St. Louis) and Conner Sjolander (Liberty, Yakima Valley College).
Joel Willits I'm the sports writer at the Bellevue Reporter newspaper. On this blog you'll find extra bits and pieces to stories I've written, observations on events in our area, and a behind the scenes look at what it takes to bring a story together. I'll field questions here, and maybe even ask a few too. I'm a 2007 graduate of the journalism program at Eastern Washington University. Prior to joining the Reporter, I worked at USA Hockey Magazine and did radio work with the Colorado Springs Sky Sox AAA baseball team. When I'm not busy covering the happenings in Bellevue, I enjoy playing hockey, watching sports and spending time with my family. You can also follow me on Twitter or you can send me an email.
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