Lorenzo Laurel Becomes Latest Marjory Stoneman Douglas Baseball Player to Commit to UF

Name: Lorenzo Laurel Becomes Latest Marjory Stoneman Douglas Baseball Player to Commit to UF – Parkland Talk
Uploaded: 2023-01-24T18:27:39-05:00
Description: Marjory Stoneman Douglas star freshman Lorenzo Laurel becomes the sixth player in the past three years to officially commit to the Florida Gators.

by Matt Rothman January 24, 2023

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Lorenzo Laurel Becomes Latest Marjory Stoneman Douglas Baseball Player to Commit to Gators

Lorenzo Laurel. {Jake Stephens}

By: Matt Rothman

Marjory Stoneman Douglas star freshman Lorenzo Laurel becomes the sixth player in the past three years to officially commit to the Florida Gators.

He joins Chris Arroyo, Jake Clemente, Christian Rodriguez, Jacob Gomberg, and Jayden Dubanewicz. Laurel is currently the tenth-ranked player in the class of 2026.

“I would like to take this moment to thank every coach that has gotten me to where I’m at in my baseball career,” Laurel said. “I would especially like to thank Coach Fitz, Coach JB, and Coach Jose from (Storm Baseball Organizational.)

Laurel, who resides in Coral Springs, started playing baseball when he was seven. Laurel has played on multiple travel teams, including BID National, TBT, Original Florida Pokers, and Fivestar. He also competed in the Perfect Game Select Festival after being selected as one of 48 players and won breakout player.

MSD has been the top high school baseball team in the country for the past two seasons, winning back-to-back State and National Championships. They also won the High School Baseball Invitational in 2022, featuring the top 16 teams in the country.

Lorenzo Laurel. {Jake Stephens}

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