Former Warrior Rejoins LCSC Recruitment Staff Team

8-7-05

Lewiston, ID- Former Lewis-Clark State player and coach, Miguel Inzunza, was recently named recruiter/advisor for the LCSC campus. Miguel’s focal point will be to promote and recruit potential students to LCSC from the states of Idaho, Washington, and Oregon.

Miguel began his L-C career as a baseball student-athlete in 1994, when he hit .340 and helped lead the Warriors to an overall record of 51-17.  The following year, Miguel hit.424, placing him 13^th all-time in the Warrior history books for a single season batting average, while also holding down the 2^nd lowest strikeout per at bat ratio in the history of the program—1 in  every 30.6 at bats. 

Inzunza was drafted by the Cardinals in the 32^nd round of the 1995 MLB Amatuer draft, where he played that summer. The following year, he played for the Detroit Tigers single A affiliate before deciding to return to L-C and complete his education in the fall of  96’. 

Over the next two years Miguel, while completing his degree in secondary education, served as an assistant baseball coach, and a student intern for the recruitment and retention office.

Upon completion of his education, Miguel worked in Alaska for 6 years as a teacher, and has now returned to the LC valley and his alma mater with his wife Shannon, and their 2 year old daughter Isabella.