Adam Geller, former La Canada High School baseball player will compete with his collegiate team for the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship

Adam Geller, former La Canada High School baseball player will compete with his collegiate team for the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship — Adam Geller

May 15, 2025

Byverdugos news

0Comments

Former La Canada High School standout and current Emory Eagles player, Adam Geller will compete in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship.

They begin the tournament against Maryville Scots.

The first game is on Friday, May 16 at 9 a.m.

Adam Geller

Infielder and right handed pitcher

Junior

6′3″ 210

Related

David Mysza

College Sports Sports

La Salle High School standout David Mysza’s collegiate team loses game in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship on Tuesday, June 17

The UCLA Bruins lost 3-7.

David Mysza

College Sports Sports

La Salle High School standout David Mysza’s collegiate team loses game in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship on Monday, June 16

The game took place in Charles Schwab Field Omaha.

David Mysza

College Sports Sports

On Saturday, June 14, former La Salle High School standout David Mysza collegiate team wins in the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship

The UCLA Bruins won 6-4.

Camden Andrews, former Maranatha High School baseball player will compete with his collegiate team for the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship

Former Maranatha High School standout Jackson Hisey’s collegiate team to play for the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship starting Friday, May 16

Trending

Glendale Adventist Medical Center DP/SNF receives 5-star CMS rating in Los Angeles County during Q1

CMS rates Pasadena Nursing Center in Pasadena, Calif., at 2 for Q1 2026

KSM Healthcare, John Haedrich own Dreier’s Nursing Care Center in Glendale

CMS gives Pasadena Grove Health Center 2-star rating for Q1 2026

Somerset Patriots top Harrisburg Senators 5-2 as Ben Grable contributes on the mound

Glendale Medicaid spending on alcohol and drug treatment rises to $4.38 million in 2024