Brendan Koroly, alongside two other former Central Catholic High School standouts, played on Friday, April 4 in NCAA Division II baseball game for Gannon Golden Knights

Brendan Koroly, alongside two other former Central Catholic High School standouts, played on Friday, April 4 in NCAA Division II baseball game for Gannon Golden Knights
Nick Robertson and Brendan Koroly
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On Friday, April 4, three former Central Catholic High School standouts, including Brendan Koroly, Loghan Strohm and Nick Robertson’s current college team, the Gannon Golden Knights, lost 3-2 in their NCAA Division II baseball game against the Slippery Rock The Rock.

The game took place at Jack Critchfield Park. This was their second matchup against the The Rock this season.

The Golden Knights’ next game is scheduled for Saturday, April 5 at 1 p.m. at McConnell Family Stadium against Slippery Rock The Rock.

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Brendan Koroly
Infielder and outfielder
Junior
5′9″ 185

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Loghan Strohm
Infielder
Freshman
5′7″ 150

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Nick Robertson
Right handed pitcher
Freshman
6′2″ 205



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