Red Bank's Jaylon Moore Inks With Hiwassee College

  • Friday, July 3, 2015
  • Special to the Chattanoogan.com
Red Bank's Jaylon Moore (center) signs scholarship papers to continue his education and baseball career with Hiwassee College Friday evening. Moore is flanked by his older brother Jamichael Heathington (left) and mother Venita Thomas (right).
Red Bank's Jaylon Moore (center) signs scholarship papers to continue his education and baseball career with Hiwassee College Friday evening. Moore is flanked by his older brother Jamichael Heathington (left) and mother Venita Thomas (right).
photo by Dennis Norwood

Jaylon Moore of Red Bank High School will continue his baseball career at Hiwassee College in Madisonville, Tenn. Moore, the starting catcher on Head Coach Trey Hicks' team this past season, hit for a .245 average with the Lions. The 5'8", 180-pounder said he also credits Red Bank pitching coach James Dickson with much of his success behind the plate, giving him a greater understanding at handling hurlers in game situations.

The Tigers, coached by Shane Gardner, are members of the National Christian College Athletic Association.

Red Bank graduate and Hiwassee College-signee Jaylon Moore is shown in action behind the plate against Central this past season.
Red Bank graduate and Hiwassee College-signee Jaylon Moore is shown in action behind the plate against Central this past season.
photo by Dennis Norwood
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