Bradley Collins
Graduation Year: 2018
Position: RHP, MIF
Bradley Collins is a standout RHP and MIF from Plymouth South High School with a 3.7 GPA and a strong athletic record. Standing at 6'2" and 175 lbs, Bradley has been recognized for his athletic abilities, lettering in both baseball and basketball as a sophomore. He’s a coachable player with a high baseball IQ and a strong arm. Bradley aspires to pursue an engineering major and continue playing competitive baseball at the D2/D3 level. He has shown interest in schools such as Franklin Pierce, UMass Amherst, and Virginia Tech.
First Name
Bradley
Last Name
Collins
Address
66 sandra way
City
plymouth
State
Ma
Zip
02360
High School Name
Plymouth South High School
High School City
Plymouth
High School State
Ma
Name of Principal
Mr. fornaceri
Name of Favorite Teacher
Ms. Cullen
Graduation Year
2018
GPA
3.7
Referred by
High School Principal
Current Standing With High School
Good Standing
Current Standing with Community
Good Standing
Sport That You Play
Baseball
Position
RHP, MIF
Name of Coach
John Peila
Coach's Phone
+1 (774) 269-4652
Coach's Email
Age
16
Gender
Male
Height
6'2
Weight
175
Birth Date
24 years old
Current Standing With Coach
Good Standing
Referred By High School Coach
Yes
Awards or Achievements
Invited to Blue Grey USA showcase Lettered in baseball and basketball as a sophmore
College Major Considering
Engineering
Mobile Number
7743381080
E-mail Address
Parent or Guardian Name
Nathan Collins
Parent or Guardian Phone
7742691861
Parent or Guardian Email
Intended Major
Engineering
School Size Preference
University (8,000+)
College(s) Interested In
Franklin Peirce, Umass Amherst, Boston College, SNHU, Virginia Tech
Colleges Contacted
Clark University, Roger Williams Universit
Ability Level
Top Tier D2/D3
Strengths
Very coachable, Good baseball IQ, strong arm, smart about keeping my arm healthy, athletic, good footwork
Weaknesses
I need to bulk up, become a more consistant hitter
Additional Info
I am trying any way I can to keep playing competitive baseball after high school. I truly love the game and believe I work very hard to better myself. Throughout the years I've been playing ball I've always thrown a knuckle curve instead of a regular curve and i make sure to rest well and do a lot of bandwork so I have kept my arm very healthy.
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