Victoria Generals
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
(Victoria, Tx) The Victoria Generals of The Texas Collegiate League are pleased to announce the addition of a pitcher and a catcher to their roster for the summer of 2009.
Trevor Lundgrin is a six foot left handed pitcher out of Highlands Ranch Colorado. Lundgrin is a freshman at Northeastern JC in Sterling CO. His High School Senior year record was 4-2 with a 2.79 ERA. Northeastern and the Generals plan on using him as a late inning setup man.
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