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Nathan Harsh is a pitcher/first baseman for Brunswick High School in Brunswick, Georgia. The 6-foot-6, 220-pound junior possesses a fastball that ranges 86 mph to 91 mph, to go along with a curveball, split-finger fastball and changeup. Nathan, who was named a first-team USSSA All-American last season, is a member of the USSSA High School Varsity National Team that will travel to Japan this summer. He hasn't decided on a college yet, but counts the University of Georgia, Mercer University and Middle Georgia College as potential destinations. Nathan agreed to our Q & A session. Here's what the right-handed pitcher/hitter had to say:

 

What do you do better than anybody?

Hold baseballs in my hand. I can hold eight of them at once.

 

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Pat Disabato

Southtown Star Sportswriter/columnist
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