WVU Baseball Locks Down In-State Talent Kadyn Hines, Bolstering a Stellar 2027 Recruiting Class

By: Jonathan K. Martin | WV Sports Chat


West Virginia University’s baseball program continues to have success on the recruiting trail, securing a significant commitment from in-state star Kadyn Hines, a 2027 right-handed pitcher from James Monroe High School.

He announced his decision on Instagram and was first reported by WVSports.com.

“After a great talk with with Coach Sabins and Coach Garcia. I would like to announce my commitment to WVU for my athletic and academic career. I want to thank god, my family and everyone that has helped me

GO MOUNTAINEERS”

Hines, 6-foot-4, 180-pounds, has already turned heads with his electric arm. Recently clocking a personal-best 93 MPH on the radar gun, Hines brings a potent fastball and a devastating curveball to WVU’s future rotation.

Hines, who plays travel ball for the NRV Tigers, is the latest in a line of in-state talents to choose WVU. The Mountaineers recently secured a commitment from Hedgesville High School (W.Va.) pitcher Mason McGill.

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