Brock Fearday Wins NTC MVP Award, Ends Dominant Baseball Season at St. Anthony High School
Key points:
- Brock Fearday ends his dominant baseball season at St. Anthony High School by winning the NTC MVP award
- Fearday excelled both as a pitcher and a hitter, contributing significantly to the team's success
- His exceptional stats and leadership qualities made him deserving of the MVP honor
St. Anthony baseball player Brock Fearday has been named the National Trail Conference Most Valuable Player after a dominant season. The junior pitcher and hitter finished the fall season with a 0.95 earned run average and led his team to a 24-1 record. Fearday also excelled at the plate, batting .426 with a .618 slugging percentage. Head coach Tony Kreke praised Fearday’s high IQ and complete skill set, while also crediting the chemistry between Fearday and catcher Connor Roepke. The talented duo, along with stellar defense, helped St. Anthony secure a championship win over Altamont.
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