Chase Harlan, Central Bucks East’s star infielder, is on the brink of realizing his MLB dreams, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer.  

The 6-foot-3 standout, known for his versatility and powerful arm, has committed to Clemson but is also a top prospect for the upcoming MLB draft on July 14-16. 

A goal sheet hanging on Harlan’s dresser mirror has driven his relentless pursuit of excellence since his freshman year.  

This year, he helped Central Bucks East clinch their first Suburban One League Colonial Division title and advance to the state playoffs.  

Harlan finished his high school season with a stellar .382 batting average, 26 hits, 23 RBIs, and 22 runs. 

Harlan’s journey included playing for the local Bucks County Generals and a season with the Artillery 17U team, catching the eyes of scouts with his 90 mph throws and impressive swing. His rapid rise speaks volumes about his dedication and work ethic. 

 As he prepares for the draft, Harlan remains focused on his ultimate goal: a successful MLB career and a spot in the Hall of Fame. 

Read more about CB East’s Chase Harlan’s athletic journey in The Philadelphia Inquirer.  

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