Eager to be a part of the program, Coach Brian Vogt has been looking forward to this Post 122 Legion baseball for a while.His excitement is particularly centered around the return of a freshman team, which fields plenty of depth this summer.As the season kicks off, he is still getting acquainted with each players’ ability, as an entirely new cast of Legion competitors make their introduction.“This is my first time with the majority of these kids,” said Vogt.He will have plenty of options at pitcher.During the season opener, he looked to two-way player Dalton Owenby, who will also split time on the junior legion team, along with Chris Garrett.Additionally, James Dotson, Alex Vogt, Chris Vogt and Trenton McGee will see time on the mound.“Those guys will get a chance to start a time or two,” said Vogt. “We have pretty good depth there.”Behind the plate, the freshmen will count on Dotson to make stops.Allen Shepard will man first base, while Braydan Lawson plays second base.Garrett will serve at shortstop when not pitching.At third base, Alex Vogt will provide reliability, while Chris Vogt plays left field.Brendan Hazel will man centerfield, with Brendan Schanuel playing right field.“We have numerous kids who are able to play multiple positions,” said Vogt.Garrett and Owenby will lead off the batting order, with McGee also perhaps leading off. Lawson and Hazel may also see time near the top.“I like to go with a little speed in the second spot,” said Vogt.He expects Dotson to bat a clean-up role as one of the team’s better power hitters.The Post 122 Freshman currently has 20 games scheduled, playing each opponent twice.“I’m confident we’ll have a decent season,” said Vogt.One difference this season is that the Legion teams will play some of their games at the Warrenton Athletic Complex north of town.“As an organization we’re definitely thrilled,” said Vogt. “We’re already looking down the road, trying to build relationship with the city.”