Coach Holowaty: “Nate is a crafty left-handed pitcher who has got to learn how to spot his pitches.  Hopefully, he does so that he can contribute to our program.  Currently, he is pitching JV and shows promise.”

High School: Four-year member and two year starter of baseball… also played three years of basketball and one of football… in baseball, captained his team senior year that went 13-6 and won the conference championship… 

PERSONAL: born Nathaniel G. Belke January 19, 1990…Parents: Janet and George…Residence: East Lyme, CT…

Career Statistics Thru 2010

NATHANIEL... REVEALED

Favorite activity other than sports: NCAA Football ‘10

Best place for pizza: Illiano’s

Favorite actor: Will Ferrell

Most difficult aspect of college: Management

Something that you may never live to see: Cubs win a World Series

Something that you tried once but would never do again: Mayonnaise

Most difficult aspect of your sport: Maintaining focus

Sport requiring the most strength: Gymnastics

Favorite pro team: Boston Red Sox

Greatest coach of all time: The parents

Favorite smell: Christmas

Biggest crisis facing the world: Finding sustainable energy

Your greatest thrill in sports: Overtime/extra innings

Most important invention or discovery in your lifetime: Vortex Football

What would you like to get paid to do for a living? Professional scout

Most influential person in the world: Taylor Emery & Dylan Pero

Job you consider the hardest or worst to do for a living: Moving bales of hay

Automobile you would buy tomorrow if you had the money: Ford Ranger Manual

Scariest nightmare: Patriots blowing an undefeated season in the Super Bowl…

Hardest class at Eastern you have taken: Logical Inquiry

Favorite city ever visited: Boston

Favorite Olympic sport to watch: The winter sports

Most dangerous animal: Sloth

Funniest comedian: Zach Galifianakis

Superstitions: Don’t step on the white lines

Red Sox or Yankees: Sox

Biggest waste of money: Showcases

Longest you’ve ever gone without sleep: Not long

Best vacation of all time: The Cape

Chances of the U.S. winning the next World Cup: I like the chances

Amount of weekly allowance you would give to your children: None

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