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Nick Palewicz
Nick Palewicz

Class:
Sophomore

Hometown:
Seattle, Wash.

High School:
Ballard

Height / Weight:
6-4 / 220

Position:
RHP

Experience:
HS

B/T:
R/R

04/24/2012

Dawgs Use Seven Pitchers In 6-4 Win Over Pilots

Huskies get two hits and two RBI from Berry in victory.

03/31/2012

Dawgs Split Doubleheader At No. 22 OSU

Huskies take opener, 3-2, in 10 innings.

03/23/2012

Dawgs Open Series With 4-2 Win Over CSUB

Brown and Santy hit longballs for Washington.

03/17/2012

Dawgs Split Twinbill; Take Series From Ducks

Huskies head out to face Lamar and Houston Tuesday and Wednesday.

03/04/2012

Pitching Rules Again As Huskies Sweep, 2-1 and 6-0

Washington wins fifth and sixth in a row to complete weekend sweep.

PERSONAL: Born in Seattle ... parents are John and Sue Palewicz ... father is director of capital projects at the UW ... older sister, Natasha, also attended Washington ... uncle, Al Palewicz, played football at Miami (Fla.) and in the NFL for the Chiefs and Jets ... a civil engineering major.

WASHINGTON
Originally joined the team for the 2010 season, but sat out that season due to injury and wasn't on the official 35-man roster last season ... enters the 2012 season as a redshirt sophomore ... in the summer of 2011, pitched for the Bellingham Bells in the West Coast League, earning honorable mention all-league honors ... pitched 32 innings for the Bells, striking out 35 and walking just five, good for a 0.90 ERA.

BALLARD HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four varsity letters at Seattle's Ballard High ... played his first three seasons under former Husky All-American Kevin Miller and as a senior under John Lamm ... a four-time All-KingCo 4A honorable mention selection ... team captain as a senior ... made state playoffs as a sophomore ... earned three letters in basketball, one in golf and one in football ... qualified for the state tournament in golf as a junior ... won several academic awards, including honors from the 101 Club and the Seattle Athletic Club ... graduated with a 3.8 grade point average.

Go Huskies!