Wingspan: What position do you play and how do you contribute? 

Schurr: “I play left field from time to time, but I mostly relief pitch, basically what that means is whenever the starting pitcher gets tired or has a bad outing they will go to a relief pitcher for the in between innings.”

Wingspan: Who/what is your inspiration for baseball? 

Schurr: “My inspiration for baseball has always been Mike Trout, I grew up watching him and wanted to be him when I was older.”

Wingspan: What are you most excited for this season? 

Schurr: “I am most excited for district, and getting to play with the guys for one more year before my senior year is over.”

Wingspan: What does your practice routine look like? 

Schurr: “Practice usually starts with a dynamic/warmup, then some throwing, and after that we work on defense, or go through hitting rotations and once we are finished we go and lift.”

Wingspan: What advice would you give to someone who is thinking of playing baseball? 

Schurr: “Just go 100% effort every time on everything you do.”

Wingspan: Do you plan to continue your baseball career after high school? 

Schurr: “While I don’t wish to pursue college baseball, I still wish to stay in the sports field.”

Wingspan: How do you stay in a good mindset after a rough match?

Schurr: “People do different things to stay in a good mindset, but for me personally I love listening to music after games, especially losses as it just helps me calm down and regain a good headspace.”