Answered the call last year when catchers Jed English and Wyatt Toregas were both nursing injuries ... Started eight games behind the plate and did a great job ... Worked well with the pitching staff ... Also surprised people with his bat ... Spent time as the designated hitter after Toregas returned ... Hit over .300 for much of the season until suffering a broken nose when hit by a pitch in the VMI game ... Had just one hit the rest of the season ... A true team player, he made two appearances as a pitcher late in the year when injuries depleted the Tech staff ... His ability to communicate with Tech's pitchers makes him a real asset in the bullpen ... Will be a plus for the Hokies in whatever role he fills this spring ...
2002-03: Was pressed into starting duty early in the season due to injuries at the position ... Started seven consecutive games behind the plate ... Carried a .393 batting average during that stretch ... Went 3-for-5 with three runs scored and three batted in against Kent State in his first start ... Also had three hits and three RBIs against Cornell ... Collected two doubles in that game ... His early success earned him some time at designated hitter later in the season ... Drove in five runs with a double and home run during a win over Georgetown ... Made two short stints as a relief pitcher in May, earning a save with three innings of work against Campbell ... Saw action in a total of 28 games ... Made 12 starts at DH and eight as a catcher ... Batted .250 with seven doubles, a homer and 15 runs batted in ... Suffered a broken nose when hit by a pitch in the VMI game, but returned to action ...
2001-02: Was redshirted while serving as the Hokies' bullpen catcher ...
High School: Played his senior season at Douglas Freeman High where he was a catcher for Coach Ken Moore ... Posted a .363 batting average as a senior ... Helped the team to a Colonial District championship and the semifinals of the state AAA tournament ... Attended St. Christopher's School in Richmond before transferring to Freeman ... Carried a .435 batting average his junior season ... Was named to the all-prep team following his sophomore and junior seasons ... Also lettered two years as a quarterback in football ...
Personal: David Sherwood Londrey ... Born 10/4/82 in Greenville, NC ... Son of Greg and Joy Londrey ... Studying human development.
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Answered the call last year when catchers Jed English and Wyatt Toregas were both nursing injuries ... Started eight games behind the plate and did a great job ... Worked well with the pitching staff ... Also surprised people with his bat ... Spent time as the designated hitter after Toregas returned ... Hit over .300 for much of the season until suffering a broken nose when hit by a pitch in the VMI game ... Had just one hit the rest of the season ... A true team player, he made two appearances as a pitcher late in the year when injuries depleted the Tech staff ... His ability to communicate with Tech's pitchers makes him a real asset in the bullpen ... Will be a plus for the Hokies in whatever role he fills this spring ...
2002-03: Was pressed into starting duty early in the season due to injuries at the position ... Started seven consecutive games behind the plate ... Carried a .393 batting average during that stretch ... Went 3-for-5 with three runs scored and three batted in against Kent State in his first start ... Also had three hits and three RBIs against Cornell ... Collected two doubles in that game ... His early success earned him some time at designated hitter later in the season ... Drove in five runs with a double and home run during a win over Georgetown ... Made two short stints as a relief pitcher in May, earning a save with three innings of work against Campbell ... Saw action in a total of 28 games ... Made 12 starts at DH and eight as a catcher ... Batted .250 with seven doubles, a homer and 15 runs batted in ... Suffered a broken nose when hit by a pitch in the VMI game, but returned to action ...
2001-02: Was redshirted while serving as the Hokies' bullpen catcher ...
High School: Played his senior season at Douglas Freeman High where he was a catcher for Coach Ken Moore ... Posted a .363 batting average as a senior ... Helped the team to a Colonial District championship and the semifinals of the state AAA tournament ... Attended St. Christopher's School in Richmond before transferring to Freeman ... Carried a .435 batting average his junior season ... Was named to the all-prep team following his sophomore and junior seasons ... Also lettered two years as a quarterback in football ...
Personal: David Sherwood Londrey ... Born 10/4/82 in Greenville, NC ... Son of Greg and Joy Londrey ... Studying human development.
