High school baseball: Brand new ballgame for Maple Mountain's Nick Van Wagoner after beating a drug addiction
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Randy Hollis is a member of the Deseret News Vis-Ed team, primarily working on copy editing and page layout/design for the sports department. He also writes a weekly sports column which typically runs each Sunday. He came more ..
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Thank you for a wonderful article. An inspiring story for all teenagers, parents and counselors.
Wow, I don't know if very many Utah high school coaches would have taken him back. We've lost a few very talented athletes to drugs, and they are finished as far as high school sports go. Our baseball coach will not put a boy on his team More..
Way to go kid!
Thanks for another great story Randy!