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Carrying on a family tradition

L-E catcher Dalton Reeves signs baseball NLI with Flying Fleet

DALTON REEVES SIGNED a National Letter of Intent to continue his academic and baseball-playing endeavors at Erskine College while the Lugoff-Elgin senior is flanked by his parents, Will and Robin Reeves. Standing, from left, are L-E head baseball coach Randy Stokes, Dalton’s paternal grandparents, John and Trudy Reeves, Dalton’s brother, Sawyer, sister, Ava,and L-E assistant athletic director Dr. Mike Armstrong. - photo by Tom Didato/C-I

catcher web.jpg — DALTON REEVES SIGNED a National Letter of Intent to continue his academic and baseball-playing endeavors at Erskine College while the Lugoff-Elgin senior is flanked by his parents, Will and Robin Reeves. Standing, from left, are L-E head baseball coach Randy Stokes, Dalton’s paternal grandparents, John and Trudy Reeves, Dalton’s brother, Sawyer, sister, Ava,and L-E assistant athletic director Dr. Mike Armstrong. - photo by Tom Didato/C-I

Just a hunch … we’re guessing before Dalton Reeves took his first steps as a baby, he already had a bat, ball and glove in his cradle.

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