Randolph-Henry HS Student Signs with JMU

CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE – Randolph-Henry High School Senior Cameron Vassar signed a National Letter of Intent with James Madison University on Wednesday, agreeing to play baseball for the University. According to RHHS head baseball coach J.R. Allen, Vassar has been playing baseball for RHHS since eighth grade.

RHHS senior Cameron Vassar signed a national letter of intent to play baseball at James Madison University on Wednesday. Vassar’s parents and other family member were present during the signing. Staff Photo/Crystal Vandegrift

Chris Martin with Rise Baseball was present during the signing and noted that Vassar is a prime example of a student who has put a lot of effort and hard work into what he wants. “Not many kids sign and scholarships don’t come easy,” said Martin. “It is through a lot of hard work, and he’s one of those kids that put in a lot of hard work….he’s a prime example of a guy who has wanted it. He’s going to be fun to watch at JMU.”

RHHS coach J.R. Allen said, “JMU is getting an excellent guy and player.”

When asked why he chose JMU, Vassar said, “Because they have a very good computer science program and the coaches are very respectful.”

Vassar has played several positions for the RHHS Statesmen’s baseball team including both pitcher and catcher. Several coaches present during the signing pointed out that Vassar is pitching at close to 90mph.