SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford head baseball coach Todd Interdonato announced today the addition of 15 student-athletes who signed National Letters of Intent or letters of commitment to join the Terriers baseball squad in the fall of 2022.
 
The class includes seven position players, six pitchers and a pair of two-way players. The future Terriers hail from eight different states. Georgia is the most-represented with five signees, while four hail from Wofford's home of the Palmetto State. The player making the longest trek to Russell C. King Field is Hatcher Hild, whose hometown of Boise, Idaho is approximately 2,272.3 miles away from Spartanburg.
 
"When it finally comes to signing day and all our recruited student-athletes put pen to paper, we can't help but think about the amount of time, miles traveled, games watched, on-campus visits, Zooms and number of phone conversations to get us to this point," said Interdonato. "Our staff, led by J.J. Edwards, is constantly communicating with these guys and their families about Wofford College and the vision we have for our program. Coming off our first SoCon Championship season, our brand continues to grow in the high school and travel baseball community. Wofford is becoming a unique place where our players can get a top 100 national education and consistently compete for championships at the same time. As we say inside our program, we can do both."
 
Name                             Pos.                Hometown / High School
Logan Collins                INF                Fortson, Ga. / Smiths Station
Zac Cowan                     INF/RHP       Blythewood, S.C. / Blythewood
Champ Davis                 INF/RHP       Atlanta, Ga. / Marist School
Cooper Erikson              INF                Lincoln, Neb. / Lincoln East
Hatcher Hild                  RHP               Boise, Idaho / Boise
James Layman               INF                Bluffton, S.C. / May River
Branton Little                RHP               Mount Pleasant, S.C. / Wando
Andrew Mannelly          OF                  Atlanta, Ga. / Marist School
Ryder Moye                   LHP               Woodstock, Ga. / Sequoyah
Alex Nevils                    C/UT             Blythewood, S.C. / Blythewood
Christian Rice                RHP               Colts Neck, N.J. / Colts Neck
Will Taylor                    LHP               Webster, N.Y. / McQuaid Jesuit
Logan Tribble                OF                  Bradenton, Fla. / The Out-of-Door Academy
Charlie Weber               RHP               St. Louis, Mo. / Chaminade College Prep
Stan Zagrodnik              OF/1B            Flowery Branch, Ga. / Buford
 
Logan Collins is a 5-8, 165-pound middle infielder from Fortson, Georgia. During his junior season with Smiths Station, the shortstop slashed .479/.564/.802. He also sent out seven homers while driving in 40 RBI and swiping 15 bases. This performance earned him first team all-area and second team all-state honors. Off the field, Collins is vice president of the student council and a member of the National Honors Society.
 
Zac Cowan is a 5-11, 175-pound shortstop and right-handed pitcher from Blythewood, South Carolina. A starting varsity player for four years, Cowan helped Blythewood High School to a region championship in 2021 as a junior. With a .346 average and .495 OBP plus 20 stolen bases, he earned Region Player of Year, a gold glove award, All-Region and All-State selections.
 
Champ Davis is a 6-1, 180-pound middle infielder and right-handed pitcher from Atlanta, Georgia. Davis has earned six varsity letters between his time with both the baseball and football teams, leading Marist School to a 4A state championship in each – football in 2020 and baseball in 2021. With the baseball team, Davis accrued a .393 batting average and .460 OBP during the 2021 state title season. As the QB of the football team, he has picked up 516 yards and five TD in the air while rushing for 741 yards and eight TD.
 
Cooper Erikson is a 6-4, 210-pound shortstop from Lincoln, Nebraska. On the diamond, Erikson totaled five home runs with a .404 batting average en route to All-City and All-Conference honors in 2021. He has also excelled on the gridiron as a wide receiver for the Lincoln East football team, setting school records for receiving yards, catches and touchdowns while picking up All-State Academic, All-City and All-Conference nods. A three-sport athlete, Erikson also played JV basketball during the 2018-19 season.
 
Hatcher Hild is a 5-11, 190-pound right-handed pitcher and outfielder from Boise, Idaho. A four-time letterman with Boise High School, Hild posted a 2.43 ERA his sophomore season on the mound while hitting .456 the following year. He has earned Boise high player of the year honors as well as a second team all-conference selection while also being named to the all-conference academic team each of his four years in high school.
 
James Layman is a 6-1, 170-pound shortstop from Bluffton, South Carolina. Layman is a three-sport athlete for May River High School. In addition to his infield duties on the diamond, he's a quarterback and wide receiver for the football team as well as a guard on the basketball team. In 2021, Layman hit .413 with 10 doubles and 24 runs while swiping 15 bags to earn all-region and second team all-state honors. With football, he posted eight catches for 168 yards and a touchdown to lift his squad to a region title. On the hardwood, Layman leads the team in scoring with 12.1 PPG while also contributing 4.1 RPG and 2.8 APG.
 
Branton Little is a 6-4, 165-pound right-handed pitcher from Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Little helped Wando High School reach the district championship twice as a utility player. Perfect Game has tabbed him as a top 1000 player in the US. Little's best season on the hill saw him toss a 0.00 ERA over 21.2 innings with 20 punchouts to only five walks. His best season at the dish saw him hit .335 with an OPS of 1.013 and 24 RBI. He also played wide receiver for the 2018 region champion B-team football squad.
 
Andrew Mannelly is a 6-0, 195-pound outfielder from Atlanta, Georgia. Mannelly will graduate with eight varsity letters between his time with both the baseball and football teams. He helped lift Marist School to a 4A state championship in baseball in 2021, hitting .330 with a .486 OBP. The year prior, Mannelly helped the football team win a state title as a fullback and linebacker with 507 yards and seven TD on 88 rushes.
 
Ryder Moye is a 5-11, 175-pound left-handed pitcher from Woodstock, Georgia. As a junior in 2021, the southpaw set a Sequoyah High School season record with 102 strikeouts en route to earning Region 7-6A Pitcher of the Year and a county all-star selection. Over 53.1 IP, Moye allowed eight runs to post a 1.10 ERA, surrendering just 21 free passes and 23 hits.
 
Alex Nevils is a 5-11, 175-pound catcher from Blythewood, South Carolina. With three varsity letters, Nevils helped lift Blythewood High School to a region championship in 2021. He was named team MVP after slashing .318/.500/.544 with two round-trippers, doubles and triples. He also took home all-region and gold glove awards while being named a Perfect Game All-American.
 
Christian Rice is a 6-0, 175-pound right-handed pitcher from Colts Neck, New Jersey. The 2019 New York State Highschool Pitcher of the Year helped lift his squad to a state title while posting a New York record for strikeouts in a year and earning the high school Cy Young award. He lifted Colts Neck High School to a state title as well in 2021 while being named to the New Jersey all-state second team.
 
Will Taylor is a 6-1, 180-pound left-handed pitcher from Webster, New York. The southpaw helped McQuaid Jesuit secure a state title in 2019. In 2021, he also played outfield to help his squad finish third in the conference. As a junior, Taylor tabbed a 5-1 record with a 0.80 ERA on the bump while batting .382 with three dingers offensively. A two-sport athlete, Taylor has also served as a point guard for the basketball team while also helping as a middle school basketball coach.
 
Logan Tribble is a 6-0, 185-pound outfielder from Bradenton, Florida. Tribble has been a part of a highly successful Out-of-Door Academy squad, losing only six games over his three years with a district title in 2019 and a state title in 2021. A key contributor on that state championship team, Tribble was tabbed Florida 2A State Player of the Year after batting .453 with a .530 OBP and 24 RBI. He also knocked two homers, nine doubles and five triples with 28 stolen bases and 34 runs scored.
 
Charlie Weber is a 6-2, 205-pound right-handed pitcher from St. Louis, Missouri. While playing both pitcher and third base, Weber made his biggest contribution to the Chaminade College Prep squad on the mound en route to a first team all-conference selection. He totaled an ERA of 1.80 and a WHIP of 1.20 while posting a K/7 of 8.62.
 
Stan Zagrodnik is a 6-1, 195-pound outfielder and first baseman from Flowery Branch, Georgia. He helped lift Buford High School to an undefeated 32-0 regular season to secure a region title, making it to the second round of the playoffs. A four-year varsity letterman, Zagrodnik earned all-region and April player of the month honors in his junior season. He posted a .380 batting average and was sound defensively as well, securing a .997 fielding percentage. He excelled in the classroom, too, being named a four-year academic letter winner.
 
The eligibility of all student-athletes is contingent upon admission to Wofford College and compliance with all NCAA rules, including registration with the NCAA Eligibility Center.