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Manchester High School Trio Sign To Play College Baseball

The three signed national letters of intent to continue both their academic and sports careers in college.

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From left: Mike Damato, Logan Duffy and Sean McAllister signed with William Paterson and Old Dominion for baseball joined by (back row from left) athletic director Keith Lister, head coach Dave Beauchemin and assistant John Holzer.
From left: Mike Damato, Logan Duffy and Sean McAllister signed with William Paterson and Old Dominion for baseball joined by (back row from left) athletic director Keith Lister, head coach Dave Beauchemin and assistant John Holzer. (Manchester Township Schools)

MANCHESTER, NJ — Three Township High School baseball players have committed to play baseball in college.

Mike Damato, Logan Duffy and Sean McAllister signed their national letters of intent to continue their baseball and academics, the high school sports department announced.

Damato and McAllister are headed to William Paterson University and Duffy signed with Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia.

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Damato is an infielder who batted .395 and drove in 22 runs for the Hawks in their run to the South Jersey Group II title last spring.

McAllister is a shortstop/infielder who hit .292 with 18 RBI last spring, and Duffy is an outfielder who hit .390 and drove in 19 runs.

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