Twitchell was widely regarded as one of the best arms to come out of the State of Maine in the 2017 recruiting class.  The 6-6 righty only appeared in four games this season, starting three of them, totaling 11.1 innings pitched with nine strikeouts.  A native of Cumberland, Maine, he played high school baseball for a very successful Greely High School program. In his tenure, the team won two state titles as he amassed a school record five career shutouts and two no hitters.  He also threw the only perfect game in school history on May 8, 2017, where he tallied 18 strikeouts (including the first 10 batters he faced) and had only three balls put in play against him in the entire game.  With a fresh arm ready to go, Mainers fans should expect excitement and intensity on the hill for Twitchell.