Haidyn Boone from Buckeye is all set to take his baseball career to the next level in Central Louisiana after high school. On a significant day, December 18th, he signed his letter of intent to play baseball at LCU, where he will don the infielder's jersey for the Wildcats. This moment was a mix of excitement and nervousness for Boone. He expressed his eagerness, emphasizing that it's centered around God and that he feels a strong sense of family at LCU. The culture there resonates with him, and he believes they will help him become the baseball player he aspires to be.

Coach's Perspective

Boone's head coach at Buckeye, Stuart Morgan, has a deep connection to college baseball. He played under Mike Byrnes and has a unique take on Boone. Morgan simply describes Boone as a "winner." In any situation, Boone finds a way to emerge victorious. This trait was evident during Buckeye's 2024 district championship season. Boone hit an impressive.307 with six doubles and four triples, showcasing his offensive prowess. On the mound, he maintained a remarkable 1.90 ERA, demonstrating his all-round skills.During that championship season, Boone's performance was a key factor in Buckeye's success. His ability to contribute both with the bat and on the mound made him a standout player. His dedication and hard work paid off, and now he is ready to take on a new challenge at LCU.Boone and the Panthers are all set to kick off their new season on February 8th against Menard. This is an exciting time for Boone and the team as they look forward to showcasing their skills on the field.