Son of Packers Hall of Famer Don Majkowski to wear the Booyah plaid this summer
ASHWAUBENON, Wis. – The Green Bay Booyah have announced the signing of Clemson outfielder Bo Majkowski and Louisville outfielder Chris Seng for the 2020 season.
A native of Johns Creek, Georgia and the son of Green Bay Packers Hall of Famer Don Majkowski, Bo was in his junior year at Clemson prior to the season being cut short.
The 5-11 Majkowski started 10 games in the outfield for the Tigers in 2020. Clemson went 9-1 in those games and Bo was perfect in all 27 fielding chances he had in the abbreviated season. During his sophomore year in 2019, the left-handed hitting Majkowski appeared in 27 ACC games for Clemson during which he hit .294.
The Booyah are also pleased to announce the addition of Louisville outfielder Chris Seng. In his shortened freshman campaign, the speedster was a perfect 3-3 in stolen bases. The native of La Grange, Kentucky also holds the record for most stolen bases (174) at Oldham County High School and will look to make an impact closing the gaps at Capital Credit Union Park this season.
Due to the current statewide shutdown, the front office at Capital Credit Union Park is closed to the public until further notice.
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