Tennessee Baseball Adds Two More Commitments to 2024 Class
Anson Seibert, Nathan Eisfelder Join Growing List of Future Vols
The University of Tennessee baseball program continues to add talented players to its 2024 recruiting class. On Sunday, class of 2024 pitcher Anson Seibert officially announced his commitment to the Vols. Seibert, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound right-hander from Lebanon, Ohio, is considered one of the top pitching prospects in the country.
On Wednesday, 2025 utility prospect Nathan Eisfelder committed to Tennessee baseball. Eisfelder, a 6-foot, 175-pound shortstop from Brentwood, Tennessee, is a highly touted prospect who is ranked among the top players in the state.
The addition of Seibert and Eisfelder gives Tennessee a strong foundation for its future pitching staff and infield. The Vols have now added eight commitments to their 2024 class, including six pitchers and two infielders.
Conclusion
The commitment of Seibert and Eisfelder is a major boost for Tennessee baseball. The Vols are building a strong foundation for the future, and these two players are key pieces of that puzzle. With a talented roster and a bright future, Tennessee baseball is poised to make a run at the College World Series in the coming years.
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