(Guadalupe County) — A pair of area high school baseball players received college offers last week.
Seguin Matador shortstop Matthew Marek announced on social media that he’s received an offer from Ottawa University in Kansas. Marek was a unanimous first team All-District 27-5A selection for the district-winning Matadors during his junior season in 2025. Marek helped the Mats win their first outright district title in 19 years.
Ottawa is an NAIA program and a member of the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference. The Braves finished with a 39-16 record in 2025.
Navarro senior Noah Rosas has received two college baseball offers — one from Southeastern Baptist College in Laurel, Mississippi, and the other from Hesston College in Hesston, Kansas.
Rosas was named to the All-District 26-4A first team as a designated hitter in his junior season in 2025. Rosas helped the Panthers to a 24-5 overall record and an 8-2 district record. Navarro finished in a three-way tie for first place in the district with Davenport and Wimberley.
Southeastern Baptist competes in the National Christian College Athletic Association. The Chargers were 20-19 in 2025. Hesston College is a National Junior College Athletic Association school. The Larks finished this past season with an 18-32 record.