Softball Transfers

[JMV JustMyView]

The news is no longer a secret. It's out there. All you have to do is look for it.

The two players transferring in are both from the University of Washington. They are Ari Quinones and Stormy Kotzelnick.

Quinones, a utility player, was a junior last year, so, I'm assuming she has one year of eligibility remaining. She is from Vista, California. Last year she appeared in 12 games. She had a total of 13 at bats and had five hits for a .385 average.

Stormy, an infielder, is from Carmel, California. She committed to the Huskies at the age of 13. She was a freshman last year and may have been redshirted, as there are no stats for her for the 2021 season. So, she may have four years of eligibility remaining.

There. I did it. The beans have been spilled.

Kotzelnick was the 2020 MVP of the Florida League. Both of these kids played in the league last year and this year.

[JMV JustMyView]

I hope so.

I am hoping we land one more kid in particular.

[JMV JustMyView]

I understand she was talked into staying. Good job by her coach.

Good job of re-recruiting. To me that means her heart wasn't 100% set on leaving.

[CajunVic]

The news is no longer a secret. It's out there. All you have to do is look for it.

The two players transferring in are both from the University of Washington. They are Ari Quinones and Stormy Kotzelnick.

Quinones, a utility player, was a junior last year, so, I'm assuming she has one year of eligibility remaining. She is from Vista, California. Last year she appeared in 12 games. She had a total of 13 at bats and had five hits for a .385 average.

Stormy, an infielder, is from Carmel, California. She committed to the Huskies at the age of 13. She was a freshman last year and may have been redshirted, as there are no stats for her for the 2021 season. So, she may have four years of eligibility remaining.

There. I did it. The beans have been spilled.

I would give positive reputation for this post.

[UL_Cajuns]

I am super excited that UL softball will be getting two transfers from a big time school. Stay tuned folks Coach Glasco is doing work! Not sure when it will be officially announced. One is a infielder and one is a utility kid.

The self-donned "Regional Glasco" wants to rid his self given title now!!!!!!

[JMV JustMyView]

The self-donned "Regional Glasco" wants to rid his self given title now!!!!!!

If you ain't trying then you dying. The game has changed nobody will build programs anymore. Every team could be built as a yearly team due to the fact you never know who will return from year to year. It is hard to look ahead now days.

[angeleast]

I am super excited that UL softball will be getting two transfers from a big time school. Stay tuned folks Coach Glasco is doing work! Not sure when it will be officially announced. One is a infielder and one is a utility kid.

Thanks for the info as always !!

[JMV JustMyView]

Thanks for the info as always !!

No problem, anytime Coach. These were the two kids that I was telling you about last week. Glad that they are going to be a part of Lousiana softball.

[CajunVic]

Thanks for the info as always !!

You should thank roarman, he actually gave the board information.

[JMV JustMyView]

The news is no longer a secret. It's out there. All you have to do is look for it.

The two players transferring in are both from the University of Washington. They are Ari Quinones and Stormy Kotzelnick.

Quinones, a utility player, was a junior last year, so, I'm assuming she has one year of eligibility remaining. She is from Vista, California. Last year she appeared in 12 games. She had a total of 13 at bats and had five hits for a .385 average.

Stormy, an infielder, is from Carmel, California. She committed to the Huskies at the age of 13. She was a freshman last year and may have been redshirted, as there are no stats for her for the 2021 season. So, she may have four years of eligibility remaining.

There. I did it. The beans have been spilled.

Quinones was a red-shirt sophomore last year. She will have 2 year left to play. It is my understanding that Coach Glasco only wants to take a one year transfer if they are an immediate impact player eg...Bryan. If not he would prefer to get 2, 3, or 4 year eligibility transfers.

[JMV JustMyView]

But are they good?

https://usatodayhss.com/2018/16-year...best-in-nation

http://www.indystar.com/story/sports...lege/76573558/

[ColoradoCajun]

The news is no longer a secret. It's out there. All you have to do is look for it.

The two players transferring in are both from the University of Washington. They are Ari Quinones and Stormy Kotzelnick.

Quinones, a utility player, was a junior last year, so, I'm assuming she has one year of eligibility remaining. She is from Vista, California. Last year she appeared in 12 games. She had a total of 13 at bats and had five hits for a .385 average.

Stormy, an infielder, is from Carmel, California. She committed to the Huskies at the age of 13. She was a freshman last year and may have been redshirted, as there are no stats for her for the 2021 season. So, she may have four years of eligibility remaining.

There. I did it. The beans have been spilled.

Glad to see the Cajuns getting more transfers! We have had a solid softball program for years so to see the team continuing to succeed always makes me happy! Ari definitely sounds promising, as she has more experience. Hopefully these two transfers can make an impact next season!