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Jersey Number 8
Ryan Bradford
- Position:
- OF
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Height:
- 5-10
- Weight:
- 195
- Hometown:
- Imperial, Mo.
- High School:
- Seckman HS
- Prev School:
- Johnson County CC
At Johnson County
Played one season at Johnson County Community College… was the consensus National Player of the Year (NJCAA, ABCA/Rawlings, Perfect Game & The JUCO Baseball Blog)… was also a consensus first-team All-America (NJCAA,ABCA/Rawlings & The JBB)… named the JBB All-JUCO Player of the Year… earned All-Region 6 and All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference East Division first-team honors… selected as the East Jayhawk Conference Freshman of the Year… voted the KJCCC East Player of the Week five times… was the NJCAA National Player of the Week twice… helped the Cavaliers to a perfect 32-0 conference championship season, a program-record 41-game winning streak, a Region 6/District title and the first JUCO World Series National Championship in program history, finishing with a remarkable 67-3 overall record… played in and started 69 games… hit .437 (114-for-261) with 24 doubles, six triples, 42 home runs, 72 extra bases, 36 walks, 128 runs scored and 113 driven in… is one of only five players in college baseball history to hit 40+ home runs… the 42 home runs set a new single-season mark in JCCC, KJCCC and NJCAA history… the 113 RBIs tie for the program record, tied for second-most in conference history and tied sixth-most in NJCAA history… led the conference in triples, home runs, extra base hits, slugging percentage (1.057), RBI and runs scored… on the national level, led in home runs, runs scored and extra base hits… set team records for longest hitting streak at 31 games, most consecutive games with an RBI at 28 games, runs scored and most multiple-home runs games with nine.
High School
Was a three-year starter at Seckman High School… rated as the no. 38 overall prospect in the state of Missouri and No. 7 outfielder by Perfect Game… named Missouri Class 6A All-State first-team as a junior… earned All-Metro first-team honors… selected as the City Player of the Year… helped power Seckman to its first District Championship as a junior… hit .305 with 32 hits, nine doubles, one triple, four home runs, 35 runs, 15 stolen bases and 13 RBI as a sophomore… as a junior hit .489 with 44 hits, seven doubles, three triples, eight home runs, 38 runs, 19 stolen bases and 24 RBI… saw limited action as a senior due to an injury… represented Team Missouri at the Prep Baseball Report Future Games… was on the A & B Honor Roll.
Personal
Parents are Jenn and Terry… has one brother, Riley.
Played one season at Johnson County Community College… was the consensus National Player of the Year (NJCAA, ABCA/Rawlings, Perfect Game & The JUCO Baseball Blog)… was also a consensus first-team All-America (NJCAA,ABCA/Rawlings & The JBB)… named the JBB All-JUCO Player of the Year… earned All-Region 6 and All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference East Division first-team honors… selected as the East Jayhawk Conference Freshman of the Year… voted the KJCCC East Player of the Week five times… was the NJCAA National Player of the Week twice… helped the Cavaliers to a perfect 32-0 conference championship season, a program-record 41-game winning streak, a Region 6/District title and the first JUCO World Series National Championship in program history, finishing with a remarkable 67-3 overall record… played in and started 69 games… hit .437 (114-for-261) with 24 doubles, six triples, 42 home runs, 72 extra bases, 36 walks, 128 runs scored and 113 driven in… is one of only five players in college baseball history to hit 40+ home runs… the 42 home runs set a new single-season mark in JCCC, KJCCC and NJCAA history… the 113 RBIs tie for the program record, tied for second-most in conference history and tied sixth-most in NJCAA history… led the conference in triples, home runs, extra base hits, slugging percentage (1.057), RBI and runs scored… on the national level, led in home runs, runs scored and extra base hits… set team records for longest hitting streak at 31 games, most consecutive games with an RBI at 28 games, runs scored and most multiple-home runs games with nine.
High School
Was a three-year starter at Seckman High School… rated as the no. 38 overall prospect in the state of Missouri and No. 7 outfielder by Perfect Game… named Missouri Class 6A All-State first-team as a junior… earned All-Metro first-team honors… selected as the City Player of the Year… helped power Seckman to its first District Championship as a junior… hit .305 with 32 hits, nine doubles, one triple, four home runs, 35 runs, 15 stolen bases and 13 RBI as a sophomore… as a junior hit .489 with 44 hits, seven doubles, three triples, eight home runs, 38 runs, 19 stolen bases and 24 RBI… saw limited action as a senior due to an injury… represented Team Missouri at the Prep Baseball Report Future Games… was on the A & B Honor Roll.
Personal
Parents are Jenn and Terry… has one brother, Riley.
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