Announcement
Tassarah Weatherly, Sorcerer senior third
baseman-catcher, has given her verbal commitment to
accept a scholarship to Boise State University.
Weatherly, who joined Sorcerer as a pick-up player for Gold Nationals and remained with the team during the fall, gave her commitment to Broncos head coach Erin Bridges-Thorpe during a Nov. 16-18 official visit.
She will sign her National Letter of Intent on Nov. 20.
'I loved the school, loved the city - loved everything I experienced during my visit," Tazz said. "The idea of playing in a brand-new college program is also really exciting."
Boise State, a national football power, recently added softball as a varsity sport and will begin competition during the 2009 season as a member of the Western Athletic Conference. And, yes, Boise State will have a blue turf outfield in the softball stadium it will soon construct, matching the unique look of its football playing surface.
Weatherly attends St. Mary's High School in Stockton, Calif., where she is student body president and softball league MVP.
"We are proud of Tazz for earning a scholarship during the brief time she has been with us," Sorcerer coach Phil Mumma said. "She had an impressive fall season."
Weatherly joins a group of seven other players who have verbally committed or signed a National Letter of Intent while playing for Sorcerer during 2007.
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