GREAT FALLS, S.C. -- Super Independent Baseball has announced that Campbellsville University Baseball standout Bryan Fuller will participate in the 2009 Fall League.

Fuller, who pitched 21 consecutive scoreless innings to guide the Campbellsville baseball program to a birth in the 2009 NAIA World Series, has been featured on ESPN, MLB.com, and many other national media outlets based on his outstanding accomplishments during his senior season at Campbellsville.

"Super Independent Baseball League has restored a long-lost dream of mine. Over the years I have talked myself out of the possibility of continuing my baseball career but I now have been presented with this opportunity to, at least, show what I've got to offer. I am simply very thankful and blessed to have this opportunity with the SIB Fall League, "said Bryan Fuller.

"The story about Bryan and Campbellsville University's experience in getting to the world series this past season was phenomenal," SIB President Jamie Toole. "Bryan has the kind of character we are looking for in our athletes and I truly believe he will maximize this opportunity to take part in the Fall League."

The Fall League will consist of a player combine, a player draft, an 18 game regular season, and a college World Series style playoff.