Middleborough High School is proud to celebrate senior student-athlete EJ (Eric) Wanke, who has officially committed to continue his baseball career at Division III Roger Williams University, marking the next chapter in an outstanding high school athletic journey.

A true example of dedication and versatility, Wanke competed in three varsity sports—baseball, soccer, and hockey—across all four years of high school, totaling an impressive 12 athletic seasons. Balancing the demands of year-round competition, he consistently demonstrated commitment, resilience, and leadership both on and off the field.

While excelling across all three sports, baseball became the platform through which his hard work and passion earned him the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level. His commitment to Roger Williams University reflects not only his athletic ability, but also his discipline, work ethic, and love for the game.

Coaches and teammates alike have praised Wanke for being a dependable presence, a selfless teammate, and a leader who set the standard through effort and attitude. Competing in multiple sports year-round, he embraced challenges, adapted to different team environments, and represented Middleborough High School with pride.

Wanke’s success serves as a reminder of the value of being a multi-sport athlete and the lifelong skills developed through participation in athletics. As he prepares to take the next step in his academic and athletic career, the Middleborough community congratulates EJ (Eric) Wanke on this outstanding achievement and wishes him continued success as a Hawk at Roger Williams University.