Baseball standout Duby now plays for Ottawa Titans, coaches in Concord
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Baseball standout Duby now plays for Ottawa Titans, coaches in Concord
"Born in Walnut Creek and raised in Orinda, Duby's journey began on the fields of Concord, where he picked up a bat and glove at just 3 years old. I started in Concord at JOBL (Junior Optimist Baseball League) and continued there until playing for travel ball teams in Concord and Antioch throughout my adolescence, Duby said. Growing up in Orinda was a blessing because of the people, the strong community and the great schools."
"Now 25 and living in Pleasant Hill, Duby balances two worlds: life as a professional baseball player most recently with the Frontier League's Ottawa Titans and as the founder of Duby Baseball, a youth development program. For Duby, his youth meant traveling between Orinda, where he attended school, and Concord or Antioch, where he played baseball. That balance gave me a valuable perspective between privileged and less privileged environments, he said."
"At Orinda's Miramonte High School, Duby says his love of the game translated into standout performances on the field, including a memorable run to the North Coast Section championship. Pitching in that game stands out the most, along with the sense of unity we had as a team, he said. The camaraderie and collective drive we shared were unlike any other team I'd been a part of."
Bill Duby grew up in Walnut Creek and Orinda and began playing baseball in Concord at age three. He played in the Junior Optimist Baseball League and for travel teams in Concord and Antioch. He attended Miramonte High School in Orinda and helped his team reach the North Coast Section championship as a pitcher. He played professionally most recently with the Frontier League's Ottawa Titans. He founded Duby Baseball, a youth development program. His upbringing between privileged and less privileged communities shaped his appreciation, sense of purpose, and commitment to give back through coaching and mentorship. His father and former professionals Aaron Miles and Bob Ayrault influenced his development.
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