Sports reporters Amber Salas and Reese Savoie talked to SDSU’s own Casey Schmitt who was drafted in the second round of the 2020 MLB Draft.
News This Week
- April 18Men’s golf places seventh in Western Intercollegiate
- April 18SDSU Football's David Lose makes mark as new defensive line coach
- April 17La Mesa is taking the lead in the fight against plastic pollution, it’s time for more inland cities to follow
- April 17Photo Gallery: Lacrosse earns first win in the Pac-12 conference
- April 17Baseball falls to Long Beach State 12-5
- April 17From esports semi-pro to club president: Kyle Markel has big plans for Aztec Gaming and beyond
- April 17Aztec Gaming invites all to attend the Aztec Spring Games 2024
- April 16Need a beach day? Bird Rock is ‘the place to be’
- April 15Baseball outmatched by UNLV, drops series 2-1
- April 15Softball completes road series sweep vs San Jose State with 9-8 win
Quarantine Preplay episode 3: Casey Schmitt drafted 49th overall by San Francisco Giants
About the Contributors
Amber Salas, Senior Staff Writer
Amber is a fourth-year journalism student from San Clemente, California. This is her second year writing and reporting for The Daily Aztec. She hopes to one day share the stories of athletes as a sideline reporter covering the NHL or NFL. Amber is a big fan of the Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Angels. She loves following all of college football as well. Amber is also a member of the SDSU Cheer team where she has competed three times at the UCA College Nationals in Orlando, Florida. Follow her on Twitter @ambersalass.
Reese is a third-year media studies student at SDSU. She is from San Diego, CA and has a passion for sports and storytelling. This is her first year writing and reporting for The Daily Aztec, and she is excited to continuously build her knowledge of both sports and journalism. Reese is also a member of Sports Business Initiative, and is Senior Editor of Her Campus SDSU. She is a fan of the San Diego Padres, San Diego Gulls and Los Angeles Clippers. Reese aspires to one day work alongside athletes as a sidelines reporter covering the MLB or the NBA. Follow her on Twitter @reesesavoie.
