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Pitching, Regional Diversity Headline Additions to Baseball

Head coach Tod Gross, assistant coach Pete Violante, and the Muhlenberg baseball program have announced the addition of 10 players for the upcoming season.

"Coach Violante did a great job of putting this class together, and we look forward to getting on the field and having them be a part of our program," Gross said of the signings. "Each one of them not only excels on the field, but they also excel in the classroom.  We believe they will be a positive impact on our program from day one."

The class features one transfer, right-handed pitcher Brenden Lee. He is one of five hurlers in the group, four of whom are right-handed. Five states (Kansas, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia) are represented in the class, with New Jersey and New York having the most natives at three apiece. The group will be tasked with helping to replace the nine graduates the Mules lost last season, four of whom were pitchers.
 
MEET THE CLASS
 
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Brenden Lee (via Brenden Lee)
 BRENDEN LEE
Right-Handed Pitcher | 6'4"
Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest/University of Evansville

Academic Interest: Finance
About Lee: Lee enters his sophomore campaign in 2026-27 after spending a year at the University of Evansville in Indiana. The righty was chosen as an honorable mention Preseason All-American by Perfect Game prior to his senior season but missed out on the year due to injury. The six-foot-four Lee brings a firm fastball, having gotten up to 92 MPH on the heater according to Prep Baseball.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg for its close-knit community, the connection I felt with the coaching staff, and my belief in the program's vision and direction."
 
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Joey Acampora (via Perfect Game)
JOEY ACAMPORA
Left-Handed Pitcher | 6'0"
Ossining, N.Y./Ossining

Academic Interest: Business
About Acampora: Acampora was a four-year letterwinner at Ossining High School before spending a year at IMG Academy. The southpaw was named all-league three times in high school and earearned awards for his leadership and his character as a senior. His arsenal features a fastball that tops out at 82 in addition to a few offspeed pitches, including a changeup and a slider.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg for its academics and its sports."
 
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Jarett Drugatz (via Jarett Drugatz)
JARETT DRUGATZ
Shortstop | 6'2"
Stafford, Va./Mountain View

Academic Interest: Business
About Drugatz: Drugatz earned three varsity letters during his time at Mountain View High School in Stafford, Virginia. He was a two-year starter at shortstop but also has experience playing outfield on the club circuit. Drugatz is one of three baseball newcomers who are interested in majoring in business.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I thought Muhlenberg was a good fit for me."
 
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Jackson Feit (via Jackson Feit)
JACKSON FEIT
Right-Handed Pitcher
Bronx, N.Y./SAR HS

Academic Interest: Undecided
About Feit: In 2026, Feit headlined an SAR High School staff that captured the program's third straight Columbus Baseball Invitational (CBI) Championship.  He also led the league in ERA as a senior and racked up 125 career strikeouts. In addition to the CBI titles, Feit contributed to back-to-back MYHSAL Championships as well. He brings a fastball that tops out at 84 MPH as well as a changeup and slider.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg because of the great academic environment, welcoming campus community, supportive coaches, and the people, who will help me reach my full potential both as a student and as an athlete."
 
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 Jack Greene (via Jack Greene)
JACK GREENE
Infield | 6'1"
Franklin Farm, Va./Oakton

Academic Interest: Undecided
About Greene: Back to the infield, where Greene nabbed three varsity letters and was team captain at Oakton High School in Vienna, Virginia. He earned first-team all-district and second-team all-region honors during his high school career, and his future plans include being involved with physical therapy.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I liked the coaches and had a good relationship with them, and I liked the campus and the people."
 
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Colin Lydon (via Colin Lydon)
COLIN LYDON
Outfield | 5'11"
Doylestown, Pa./CB West

Academic Interest: Finance
About Lydon: Lydon is a unique member of this group as the only Pennsylvania native and the only primary outfielder. He twice lettered at CB West and earned an all-league honorable mention as a senior after hitting .304 with a .786 OPS. Lydon's junior season was even better at the dish, as he hit .316 with a 1.072 OPS.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg because I wanted to go to a school with good academics and a good baseball team." 
 
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Anthony Onnembo (via Anthony Onnembo)
ANTHONY ONNEMBO
Catcher | 5'11"
Wood-Ridge, N.J./Northern Valley Regional at Old Tappan

Academic Interest: Physical Science
About Onnembo: Onnembo hit .521 (50-for-96) as a senior with 16 extra-base hits and 42 runs batted in en route to earning second-team all-state and first-team all-county and all-league honors.  His performance at and behind the plate helped the Golden Knights win a Big North National League title and the NJSIAA Group 3 state championship. He racked up 129 hits during his high school career and battled a rare form of cancer for much of that time before writing a book about the experience. In the future, Onnembo is interested in improving MRI machines for earlier cancer detection.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg for the combination of both high-level academics and athletics."
 
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 Matt Pizza (via Matt Pizza)
MATT PIZZA
Catcher/Utility | 6'1"
Staten Island, N.Y./Monsignor Farrell
Academic Interests: Accounting and Finance
About Pizza: Another New York native, Pizza primarily played catcher under head coach Robert Mulligan at Monsignor Farrell High School. Across his junior and senior seasons, Pizza batted .317 with a .429 on-base percentage while totaling 13 runs batted in and 10 runs scored. His future plans include enjoying his time in college before entering the financial field.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg because of the great business program, the academics, and the ability to play baseball."

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Logan Revock (via Logan Revock)
LOGAN REVOCK
 Right-Handed Pitcher | 5'11"
Westfield, N.J./Westfield

Academic Interests: Business, Finance
About Revock: Like a few others on this list, Revock is interested in entering the business world upon graduation from Muhlenberg.  The right-hander was a three-time letterwinner and team captain at Westfield, where he worked 50.1 career innings and struck out 56 batters while allowing just 38 hits. He helped his teams win a sectional championship and finish as the runner-up in the New Jersey state finals. Revock's fastball has run up to 85 MPH, and he pairs that with a big sweeping breaking ball that's more than 10 MPH slower.
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg because it is a high-level college academically that also has a close-knit and strong sense of community. It has exceptional athletic programs, is in close proximity to my home, and is in a familiar and vibrant area."
 
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Carson Strzeminski (via Carson Strzeminski)
CARSON STRZEMINSKI
 Right-Handed Pitcher | 6'1"
Wyckoff, N.J./Ramapo

Academic Interest: Undecided 
About Strzeminski: Strzeminski finished his high school career on a high note, posting a senior season ERA of 2.42 while ending the campaign with five straight scoreless appearances. That effort earned him an all-league honorable mention and capped off a career in which he earned three varsity letters and totaled 44.1 innings pitched. His repertoire features a fastball that has reached 83 MPH and a pair of offspeed pitches. 
Why Muhlenberg?: "I chose Muhlenberg for its strong academics and close-knit culture."
 
 
Stay tuned to muhlenbergsports.com and our social media channels throughout the summer to learn about all of the newest Mules!
 
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