The star pitcher and shortstop for the Manitowoc Lincoln baseball team is ready to start the next phase of his career.
Noah Wech has been garnering attention from high-profile college teams his whole career, and he revealed on the On the Line Podcast that it got to his head a little during his Junior year.
“I carried myself a different way because of it,” he explained.
“I look back on it, and I really regret it…You can talk to a lot of people. A lot of people didn’t like me, and I don’t like that.”
But he said he matured a lot and focused on being a better person.
While Noah was gifted with an immense amount of talent, he said the biggest reason he was able to commit to the powerhouse Oklahoma State Division 1 program was hard work.
“There was a lot of hard work and dedication that went into it all,” he said.
“A lot of training, keeping the nose to the grindstone, and seeing where it could all take me.”
Noah also revealed that he was the only member of his family to play the sport.
“My dad played beer league softball with my uncles, but that doesn’t count,” he said with a smile.
Noah could hear his name called during the MLB Draft, which is scheduled for July 14th.
A big reason for that is his ability to throw a 96 MPH fastball and keep it in the strike zone.
You can hear the full interview with Noah and his teammates Evan Vogt and Gavin Lettenberger by going to SeehaferPodcasts.com.