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The Kamloops NorthPaws expanded their inaugural West Coast League roster with a Pac-12 middle infielder.
Zane Skansi, a freshman from the University of Utah, joins the team with a multi-sport background having grown up playing both baseball and football.
Skansi, from Gig Harbor, Wash., describes himself as a big hitter and an all-around player on the diamond.
“I’m a power hitter. I like to hit doubles and home runs. I can go gap to gap. I take pride in my defence as well,” Skanski said in a press release. “I love making the great plays but making the routine plays consistently is something I pride myself in too.”
Having his first collegiate at-bat on Feb. 21, Skansi pinch hit in Utah’s season-opening series which the Utes lost to Cal State Fullerton.
