LaRosa’s MVP of the Week Winner

• Name: Cameron Satterwhite
• School: Moeller
• Sport(s): Baseball
• Graduating Yr: 2005
• Greatest Achievement: Baseball scholarship to Indiana
• Birth Date: 12-13-86
• Height-Weight: 6’-180 lbs.
• Residence: West Chester
• Parents: Carl & Dawn
• Biggest Influence: “My father.”
• Future Goal: “Be a professional baseball player.”
• MVP Accomplishments: A senior centerfielder, wearing jersey #20, Cameron Satterwhite was one of many stars to help lead the Crusaders last year to a 28-3 record and the Ohio Division I state championship. Cameron had an outstanding season, batting .393 with 34 RBIs and scoring 32 runs. A three-year starter, Cameron has a varsity career average of .365 with 54 RBIs and 50 runs scored. He also has set a school record for the longest hitting streak, 26 games. Last season, Cameron was named as the league’s MVP and was also named 1st team all-city. A good academic student, Cameron plays for the Cincinnati Bulldogs during the summer, and he will play on scholarship in the Fall at Indiana University. Active in community service as a youth minister at his church, Cameron’s favorite athlete is Reggie Jackson, and his most-like-to-meet is Cincinnati Reds outfielder Ken Griffey Jr., also a Moeller grad.
• Coach’s Quote: “Cameron has had one goal since he came to Moeller, to play professional baseball. In order to achieve his dream, he has worked extremely hard in the off-season to build up his strength, speed, quickness and baseball skills. Cameron is a team leader on and off the field and has the ability to make others around him better. He is a quality person with great baseball skills.” -- Mike Cameron, Baseball Coach