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January 30, 2013

Weatherford College — Coyotes spotlight

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Staff Report

Coyote Baseball:   #11 Trooper Reynolds

Athlete bio: 

 A 6-foot, 205 lb. third baseman from Weatherford High School –  First Team All-State selection, hitting .500 with 54 RBI. .791 slugging percentage and 23 extra-base hits – As a junior, Second Team All-State, hitting .419 with 49 RBI – First team All-District for three seasons – Made the area round of the playoffs three straight years with the Kangaroos – 

Son of Terry Reynolds and Shana Livingston of Weatherford. 

A closer look...

What are your goals for this season? “National Championship.”

Favorite athlete: “Adrian Beltre.”

Favorite team: “Dallas Cowboys.”

Favorite food: “Mexican food.”

Favorite musician: “John Mayer.”

Favorite subject in school: “History.”

What do you do to relax? “Fish or hunt.”

Why did you come to Weatherford College?  “To win.”

Favorite thing about the Weatherford area? “Everything.”

Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 

“Rich, with a happy family.”

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