Nick Vitale Receives Marucci Elite Hitter Award
Colorado Springs, CO- Brookdale Community College sophomore centerfielder Nick Vitale received the 2014 NJCAA Baseball Marucci Elite Hitter award. The award is presented to the All-America nominee from each district with the highest batting average.
Colorado Springs, CO- Brookdale Community College sophomore centerfielder Nick Vitale received the 2014 NJCAA Baseball Marucci Elite Hitter award. The award is presented to the All-America nominee from each district with the highest batting average.
Vitale batted .480 with 73 hits, 50 runs, 14 RBI's, and 31 stolen bases for the Jersey Blues this spring. He crushed 7 home runs, 10 triples and 18 doubles from the plate. Vitale played in 40 games this season, batting lead-off in all of them.
About Marucci Sports
Like most great all-American stories, Marucci comes from humble beginnings. Started in a 6'x9' tool shed by Jack Marucci and two former big leaguers, Kurt Ainsworth and Joe Lawrence, Marucci was built on an unflinching commitment to handcrafting the best wood bat in the game. Today more than 300 big leaguers use Marucci bats, including Albert Pujols, Andrew McCutchen, José Bautista, and David Ortiz. Marucci is majority owned by professional players and uses its player advisory board to design the game's most innovative product line-up, which includes wood and aluminum bats, batting gloves and protective equipment.
To view all honorees:NJCAA Baseball Marucci Elite Hitter Awards