Sean Urbany

Sean Urbany
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Sean UrbanyArundel High School
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Headed to McDaniel College in Western Maryland to play football, Urbany is enjoying playing on what is the Wildcats' best baseball team since their ninth state championship season, in 2001.Urbany is batting .300 while playing catcher, first baseman, and designated hitter for the highly ranked Wildcats, who have emerged as a class 4A state championship contender after finishing as a finalist in 2005.

"Experience has been important, but this year we know how to play," says Urbany."Everything has been working right and our bats have come alive."

A two-time all-county offensive guard for the Wildcats, Urbany hopes to grow his 5-foot 9-inch and 185-pound frame."Hopefully, I will grow a little bit, and I have aspirations to at least try out for an NFL team.

Urbany was the Wildcats' representative at the Baltimore Touchdown Club's Scholar Athlete banquet with his 3.90 grade point average and 1210 SAT.In addition to being a member of the National Honor Society, a peer helper, and a member of the school's Kickoff Mentors Council, Urbany has superb technique as a blocker.Arundel's veteran football coach, Chuck Markiewicz, considers Urbany to be one of the best linemen he has ever coached.Urbany has been inspired by his high school coaches and says he has learned valuable life lessons from each of them in addition to what it takes to be a winner.

He plans to double major in economics and business administration at McDaniel.