Ty Tyndal '16 Recruiting Profile

I have several plans, aspirations, and goals for my future.  But the one most important to me is to be a college baseball player.  I am a skilled utility player that primarily plays MIF but I can also play Catcher and Outfield as well.  As a college player I am eager to learn more about the game.  I want to improve my skills as a player.  Of course, my dream is to one day play in the MLB, if that does not happen I will graduate college to pursue a Navy SEAL career. As I pursue my dream to the MLB, I hope to be the best college athlete I can.  I hope to set team records.  I want my team to respect me not only as a player but because I have integrity too.  I want to impact my team stats as well as  teammates.  I want to be an example to them as someone who is a Christian athlete, worked hard, plays the game hard, always hustled, never gave up, and always had a good attitude.  I hope to impact my school.  I would want my reputation as a student athlete of the school to draw more students. I feel I would be a great attribute to a team because I have excellent work ethics.  I have worked all my life to play baseball "at the next level". I am not satisfied until I make the next level.   I read the book "Through My Eyes" by Tim Tebow.  He had a saying to himself as he trained and I like to say it also.  He said, "My opponent is out there working, one day we will met and he will beat me".  The statement drives me to work hard.  I give my team, and my coach my all.  It is the way I am.  I will continue to do the same at the college level and beyond.  I am eager to learn.  I want to improve what I know and learn what  I do not.  When I walk off the field I want my coach and team to know I did my best. Therefore, I will always practice like it is a game and play hard.  My name is important to me.  I want people to think positive things when they hear my name.  I want to be a positive role model for the game I love.  I hold myself accountable for my actions and my future. Another reason I would be a great candidate for a team, I am conscious of my academics. I want to strive to be the best in the classroom as well as on the field. I have never had any grade or character issues, I understand the importance of those grades and I work at those too.  Working hard is nothing new to me, my parents have always taught me that and Summer jobs are nothing new to me while I still find time to train and play baseball.  I am looking for the right fit, a school that I can grow as a person and a player.