Carson Beavers, Blake Rogers, Hunter Gray, Matthew Shirah, and Gabe Buchanan commit to further their baseball careers on 12/13/19
Congratulations to Carson Beavers for signing a letter of intent to play college baseball at Winthrop University next year. Beavers is a senior at Fannin County High School who has been playing the sport for most of his life.
It was a unique and exciting day as not only Carson was signing, but also four of his other teammates. Family and friends from all over came to celebrate the Rebel’s big day. Head coach of the Fannin Rebel Baseball team started off the signing ceremony thanking the parents and teachers of the players for shaping them into the fine young men that they have become. He followed his statement with, “This is not something that happens overnight. Great baseball players are shaped over the years from rec ball games, travel ball tournaments, and school games that you parents gave up your time to be at. These five young men had a goal and they have worked so hard to achieve this next chapter of their life. These men are going to do great things. They are going to come back and be a great part of a community wherever they decide to land and that speaks to their character. They have been all in since day one and I’m so greatful to have shared part of this journey with them.”
Fannin Rebels with their former travel baseball coach
Beavers has played on the varsity baseball team for the high school since his freshman year and has been awarded for his great performance. Carson had a great season this past year as he was awarded with First Team All State, First Team All Region, and Pitcher of the Year. The athlete also branched out and played football for the high school his freshman and senior year.
The Beavers family supporting Carson on his big day
Not only does the athlete excel on the field, but also in the classroom. His sophomore year, Beavers was inducted into the National Honor Society for his academic performance. The very next year, Carson added another academic accomplishment to the list by being inducted into the National Technical Honor Society.
“I am so proud of this team and all we have accomplished together. I’m sad that it’s coming to an end, but I can’t wait to see what new opportunities Winthrop will bring,” Beavers shared with the Team FYN Sports team. Good luck to the future Eagle in all of his future endeavors!
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