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Connor Bovair up to speed on the Tar Heels' mound


dreamed of pitching for a Division I baseball program. The fact that he ended up doing just that, now there’s a story. Two years ago, after playing one season at Siena College, the former South Glens Falls (NY) standout threw his cap in the transfer portal to explore his options. And now Bovair is a weekend starter for the North Carolina Tar Heels. (The Post-Star)

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Connor Bovair up to speed on the Tar Heels' mound


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