By: Clifton Canady
Clemson, SC –
Riley Bertram Michigan, a three-year starter for the Wolverines, announced today that he will be transferring to Clemson University. Bertram had a great career at Michigan and is grateful for the amazing experiences and opportunities he had there. He is excited to continue his baseball career at Clemson and help them win a national championship!
Bertram’s play this past season was key to the team reaching their goal of winning a Big Ten Championship. He batted .298 with 47 runs scored, and 70 hits including 19 doubles, and two home runs; he also produced 40 RBI which helped him earn an All-Tournament Team selection at shortstop!
Thank you to the University of Michigan and @umichbaseball for 4 of the greatest years of my life.
— Riley Bertram (@Riley_Bertram12) June 21, 2022
With that being said, I have committed to Clemson University for my final year of eligibility. @ClemsonBaseballpic.twitter.com/Tl7hnCHJZY
This came after Erik Bakich has been named the new head baseball coach at Clemson University, Riley having played for Bakich at Michigan followed him to Tiger-town and for his final season of eligibility . Stay tuned to CSN for all the upcoming news from the Baseball diamond and all Clemson Sports.
