On Friday, March 21, Chelsea High School standouts, including Christian Kallaher, competed in an NCAA Division II baseball game for Montevallo Falcons

On Friday, March 21, Chelsea High School standouts, including Christian Kallaher, competed in an NCAA Division II baseball game for Montevallo Falcons
Kaden Heatherly and Jackson Webster
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On Friday, March 21, four former Chelsea High School standouts, including Christian Kallaher, Jackson Webster, Kaden Heatherly and Reid Gongwer’s current college team, the Montevallo Falcons, won 4-2 in their NCAA Division II baseball game against the Valdosta State Blazers.

The game took place at Billy Grant Field. This was their first matchup against the Blazers this season.

The Falcons’ next game is scheduled for Saturday, March 22 at 12 p.m. at Billy Grant Field against Valdosta State Blazers.

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Christian Kallaher
Catcher
Junior
6′0″ 185

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Jackson Webster
Outfielder and infielder
Junior
6′1″

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Kaden Heatherly
Right handed pitcher
Sophomore
6′5″

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Reid Gongwer
Left handed pitcher
Sophomore
5′11″ 195



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