Clemson pitcher Justin Wrobleski is leaving the baseball program.

The Clemson Insider has confirmed the lefty is leaving the Clemson program and will transfer to a junior college in Florida.

Wrobleski is transferring to the State College of Florida, which is located outside of Sarasota, Florida. It was first reported on Twitter by the State College of Florida.

The sophomore had a tough freshman season for the Clemson Tigers last spring. He pitched in 10 games, including three starts, but struggled with a 10.38 ERA in 13 total innings. He was 0-2 and opponents hit .314 off of him.

After his early season struggles, the Clemson coaches shut him down. He last pitched on April 26 at Georgia Tech.

Wrobleski was drafted by Seattle in the 36^th round of the 2018 Major League Draft. He came to Clemson as the No. 10 preseason prospect in the ACC by Perfect Game and Baseball America.

We are very excited to announce that Justin Wrobleski has signed & will be adding more fire power to an already outstanding stable of arms. Wrobleski has an electric arm who also brings with him a big bat. #2Way #SCFReload @SCFManatees @FalCommodores pic.twitter.com/bmIAR7BmCo

— SCF Baseball (@SCFBaseball) July 25, 2019