Wiffle Ball Experience Helps Maryland Football Player

The River Hill football team is on a great run. The Maryland High School Football team is 11-0 and knocked off Severna Park this weekend to grab the 3A East Championship on Friday night. Led by the blocking of Captain Zach Robinson, the Hawks dismantled the Falcons 48-10 while picking up 262 yards on the ground.
Why is this being reported in the pages of The Buzzard?
Flashback to Labor Day Weekend 2006. David Orr suggested to the Robinson family it would be beneficial to have Zach come out to workout with the North Ridge Wiffle Ball Association players. "I know Zach's senior year would be important. I thought it would be good for the young man to see how real athletes prepare for competition. I wanted Zach to see that being intense could also be fun. I am sure the day spent in North Ridge was the turning point of the River Hill football season," Commented Orr.
"We get a lot of requests like this every season and usually outright refuse them," according to North Ridge Wiffle Ball President Dr. Kevin Bixby. "But Dave said this was a nice kid who could really benefit from being around seasoned professionals- even if it was just for a day. So we bent the rules just this one time. Oddly enough, I think his sister actually hit more homers that day. Well anyway, I am glad to get such positive reports on his progress."