Brett Bradbury

Current West Ranch Player

You are one of the hardest working players on the field and an absolute pleasure to coach, but you are very soft spoken. Is there a more outgoing side to Brett that the coaches haven’t seen?

Not really. Overall I am a quiet, hard-working guy that keeps to himself. I might break out of my shell though because everyday Andrew Reed pushes me to speak a little more.

 

What is the best moment you’ve ever had on the baseball field?

My best moment on the baseball field was when I was on the Tournament team in Mustang. I scored the winning run which led us to Regionals.

 

It is a little bit of both. I do watch a lot of baseball but I do get a lot of knowledge from videogames. Some baseball video games is where I get most of the things I know about players, coaches, and teams.

 

My favorite movie is Dumb and Dumber. It is definitely the funniest movie I have ever seen.

 

My most embarrassing moment was when I was in the airport and I started walking the opposite direction of the rotating doors. Because I was going the opposite direction, the doors stopped and an alarm went off. Everyone panicked and security was on their way to see what was happening. It was humiliating.

 

I support him sometimes, but most of the time I give him a hard beating. But it gets harder and harder everyday because he gets bigger and bigger. He is my height now and weighs 25 more pounds than me! It can also get scary because he has a huge afro. But I still win all of the battles because if I didn't it would be sad that my 12 year old brother is giving me a beating I would never forget.

 

If I could take any girl on the planet to the Homecoming Dance I would take Anna Kournikova. (Editor’s note: Thada Keed!)

 

High school has been awesome. I have great teachers and great baseball coaches. I would rather go here than Hart or Valencia any day. Also I have met a lot of new friends here at West Ranch .

 

I never did believe in curses. People just say it is a curse because they haven't won a world series in 86 years but its all in the players and fans minds.

 

I knew we would work hard in Freshmen baseball but I didn't imagine it being this tough. Everyday after the conditioning my body is sore and all I want to do is to fall on the ground and start sleeping.

 

Nobody knows that I have asthma and I am allergic to cats and dogs.

 

What I hope to accomplish in 4 years at West Ranch is that I get good enough grades so I can go to a great college like UCLA. I also hope to become an awesome baseball player and play for the UCLA Bruins.