Graham Watters '25 Recruiting Profile

From the time I was 6 years old, I knew I loved baseball.   From recreational ball, all stars, travel ball, middle, high school, showcase, and most recently playing for my American Legion Post, baseball has always been my passion.  At the age of 6,  I started playing catcher, short stop, second base, and began pitching at age 9. Thru out I played most positions other than catching and since my sophomore year in high school I became a Pitcher Only. Pitching is my passion for the game of baseball. I would love nothing more than to play baseball at a collegiate level as I look to my future in college.  I know that playing college baseball would further define me as an athlete and a person.  

Since playing for my high school, I played both junior varsity and varsity my freshman year, and played only varsity my sophomore and junior year, making the all conference team each year. I also won a state championship my sophomore year playing for my junior legion team.  

I am one of the hardest working athletes you will find both on and off the field.   I love to compete and have always had a good rapport with my coaches and teammates.  My high school coach once referred to me as a "bulldog" cause I keep fighting and grinding and as a pitcher that isn't always easy.    I work hard both on and off the field, I work hard in the weight room, and in the classroom as well.  I have managed to maintain a 3.5-3.8 GPA throughout my high school career while taking some honors classes.  I have volunteered for my high schools baseball camp and enjoy helping and developing younger athletes who share my passion for baseball, especially pitching.  

When I'm not on the mound, you may find me at the golf course, working out, or washing/detailing cars which is my side business I started last summer (2023).  

I would love an opportunity to talk with you about the possibility of pitching for your school.