Clint Seymore

Position:
Utility/Catcher
Height:
6-1
Weight:
205
Class:
3rd Year
Hometown:
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
Prev School:
Wallace State CC - Hanceville
High School:
Loretto HS

PRIOR TO LA TECH: Joins the Bulldogs in 2027 after stints at Columbia State CC in 2025 and Wallace State CC-Hanceville in 2026 ... batted above .390 in each of his first two seasons of college baseball ... slashed .394/.495/.570 as a freshman at Columbia State ... scored 43 runs and drove in 43 RBI on 12 doubles, one triple and five round-trippers along with 28 walks ... started the season with a nine-game hitting streak and 10-game reached base streak ... hit his first career homer vs. Southern Union State CC ... drove in three RBI at Dyersburg State CC ... went 2-for-2 with four RBI and two walks against Wallace State CC-Hanceville ... had four three-hit games as a freshman ... slashed .398/.467/.517 as a sophomore at Wallace State ... recorded 70 hits, including 15 doubles and two homers ... drove in 39 RBI and scored 38 runs ... went 2-for-4 in the season opener vs. Frontier CC ... doubled, scored and drove in a run at Lurleen B. Wallace CC ... went 3-for-4 with a double, run scored and an RBI vs. Mississippi Delta CC to kickstart a 10-game hitting streak ... tied his career high of four RBI on three separate occasions ... recorded a hit in 11 of the final 13 games of the season, including a 4-for-6 with a double and a homer along with four RBI and two runs scored at Chattahoochee Valley CC.

PERSONAL: Born Wesley Clint Seymore to Chastidy and Wes in Lawrenceburg, Tenn. on August, 22 ... has one sister, Heather, and one brother, Tyler ... also played football and basketball at Loretto HS ... named All-State in football, basketball and baseball (3 times) ... two-time District Player of the Year in baseball and named Wide Receiver of the Year in football ... holds the single-season record at Loretto with 1,200 receiving yards ... went a perfect 10-0 his senior year in football and 30-6 in baseball en route to a Tennessee state championship ... why he chose LA Tech: "The coaches made me feel like I was at home. It’s a winning culture."