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The University of Utah Athletics
Meet the Future Utes: Noah Burgarello
12/27/2018 9:00 AM | Baseball
Shortstop from Glendale, Arizona
Noah Burgarello is a shortstop from Glendale, Arizona. He has been a three-year letterman at Sandra Day O'Connor High School.
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He helped lead his team to a state championship in 2018 by hitting .444 in the state tournament with a .625 OBP. He hit a 2-RBI double to secure the state championship.
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Burgarello also gets it done in the classroom as he was named to the 6A Desert Region All-Academic Team. He plans on majoring in Business at Utah.
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Below, Noah speaks a little bit more on why he's excited about coming to Utah:
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Why did you choose Utah and what other schools were recruiting you?
NB: I chose Utah, because of the incredible coaching staff and the opportunity to play in the Pac-12. I was recruited by the University of Nevada Reno, Air Force Academy, Grand Canyon University, Seattle University, Columbia University, Yale, and Portland University.
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Who has been the most influential person or people in your life and why?
NB: My parents and siblings have been a tremendous influence in all areas of my life. They have shown me leadership, strong work ethic and integrity. I am the youngest of four and all my siblings have competed and are currently competing in college which has been a great source of inspiration and motivation.
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What is your favorite baseball memory so far?
NB: My favorite baseball memory so far is winning the 6A Arizona Baseball State Championship.
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What are you most excited about in playing baseball for the Utes?
NB: I am most excited about my new teammates and an opportunity to be a Ute.
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What goals do you have while in college as well as after college?
NB: While in college, I plan to win a Pac-12 Championship and the College World Series. After college, I will pursue professional baseball with the dream to be in the MLB.
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He helped lead his team to a state championship in 2018 by hitting .444 in the state tournament with a .625 OBP. He hit a 2-RBI double to secure the state championship.
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Burgarello also gets it done in the classroom as he was named to the 6A Desert Region All-Academic Team. He plans on majoring in Business at Utah.
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Below, Noah speaks a little bit more on why he's excited about coming to Utah:
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Why did you choose Utah and what other schools were recruiting you?
NB: I chose Utah, because of the incredible coaching staff and the opportunity to play in the Pac-12. I was recruited by the University of Nevada Reno, Air Force Academy, Grand Canyon University, Seattle University, Columbia University, Yale, and Portland University.
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Who has been the most influential person or people in your life and why?
NB: My parents and siblings have been a tremendous influence in all areas of my life. They have shown me leadership, strong work ethic and integrity. I am the youngest of four and all my siblings have competed and are currently competing in college which has been a great source of inspiration and motivation.
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What is your favorite baseball memory so far?
NB: My favorite baseball memory so far is winning the 6A Arizona Baseball State Championship.
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What are you most excited about in playing baseball for the Utes?
NB: I am most excited about my new teammates and an opportunity to be a Ute.
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What goals do you have while in college as well as after college?
NB: While in college, I plan to win a Pac-12 Championship and the College World Series. After college, I will pursue professional baseball with the dream to be in the MLB.
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