Wild Things finding success as team, part of Lake Country community
A Wild Things hitter connects on a pitch, driving it to right field. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
The Wild Things began their second season at Lake Oconee earlier this month, with many new and returning players joining the summer roster. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
The Wild Things made a statement on the mound and at bat during their Jun 22 game, securing a 15-3 win. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
Wild Things first baseman Harris Bachelder makes a hit at bat during the June 22 game. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
Centerfielder Caleb Riser high-fives a coaching staff member after a three-run homer batted him to home plate. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
The Lake Oconee Wild Things collegiate baseball program is currently underway in its second season in Greensboro, after previously competing at Reinhardt University in Waleska.
The Sunbelt League program began its venture in Lake Country in May of last year, after being transferred to new ownership a few months prior.
The Wild Things officially began its second season of competition at Lake Oc…
