Pro 5 Baseball Academy was well-represented by Brandon Novy and two former teammates now on North Carolina State Wolfpack during the NCAA Division I baseball game on Sunday, April 13

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Pro 5 Baseball Academy was well-represented by Brandon Novy and two former teammates now on North Carolina State Wolfpack during the NCAA Division I baseball game on Sunday, April 13
Kaden Morris and Brandon Novy
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Apr 14, 2025
ByWest Wake News
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On Sunday, April 13, three former Pro 5 Baseball Academy standouts, including Brandon Novy, Dominic Fritton and Kaden Morris’ current college team, the North Carolina State Wolfpack, won 11-1 in their NCAA Division I baseball game against the Louisville Cardinals.

The game took place at Doak Field at Dail Park. This was their third matchup against the Cardinals this season.

The Wolfpack’s next game is scheduled for Thursday, April 17 at 6 p.m. at Evans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium against California Golden Bears.

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Brandon Novy
Infielder
Freshman
6′5″ 235

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Dominic Fritton
Left handed pitcher
Junior
6′1″ 193

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Kaden Morris
Right handed pitcher
Freshman
6′8″ 220

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