A couple of quick things.....I was at the game yesterday, saw Goetz hit, and thought he looked ok. No power in batting practice, lots of grounders, showed some opposite field gap power....he was in same round with Jenks and others, so must have been a thrill for him. Next, finding info on D'amico was difficult, but found this info from his junior year www.msasportsnetwork.com/...=1&id=3515 Jesse D'Amico, batted .500 with team-highs in home runs (6) and RBIs (26). "He's a solid ballplayer all the way around," Mohawk coach Archie Donofrio said. "One of the big things about him is being a team leader. "When you're the catcher, you have to have that leadership. I have to have that confidence in him telling me what's going on." According to Donofrio, D'Amico, a junior, calls the pitches and does it well. "Defensively, he's a tremendous catcher," Donofrio said. "He has a strong arm, blocks the ball well and does a great job in controlling the ball as well." The Warriors feed off D'Amico's explosive bat. "He really came on strong at the end of the season and was hitting the ball well," Donofrio said. "Jesse can go to the opposite field or pull the ball."