Benedictine's Palasiewicz to Begin Rookie DRL Contract

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Lisle, IL - It appears that not only baseball and pitching are Somonauk native Joe Palasiewicz' strong suit. Palasiewicz has developed a strong interest, and skill, into the upcoming worldwide sport, professional drone racing.

The senior pitcher out of Benedictine University, who is coming off of an undefeated year on the mound last year, has risen to the top of the world leader boards as Team Poland's head pilot. At the recent state tournament, Palasiewicz piloted his team to a 1st place finish with a time of 12:32.08, setting a new personal and state record at one of the most challenging courses in Illinois, Burlington Pines.

Team Impulse, the team who seeks to sign Palasiewicz to a $2 million, 4-year contract, has seen multiple competitions and has taken in his talent. "Joes got guts," team captain Riley Patterson says, "most young pilots can't maneuver that thing like that. He's gonna get us places."

Can't wait for the upcoming season? Be sure to check out Palasiewicz, Patterson, and the rest of Team Impulse as they head to their first international circuit in Guadalajara, Mexico in December.

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