Player Detail
David Brown
| Number: | 7 |
| Year: | Jr. |
| Position: | IF |
| Major: | Business Administration |
| Hometown: | Manassas Park, VA |
| High School: | Manassas Park |
The Book on Brown...Returns after a very solid season last year for the Mounties batting .315 and amassing 35 hits while collecting 16 free passes...a
patient hitter and can be tough with two strikes...can play anywhere in the infield as he is a converted SS from high school...a good leader in the infield.
Did You Know...Browny started in 40 games last season, all at third base...stole 10-12 bases and also had 17 RBI’s including 6 extra base hits...turned 5 double plays from the hot corner.
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| Saxman/Hribar Earn AMCC Player/Pitcher of the Week Honors - April 26, 2010 First baseman Mark Saxman and closer Joe Hribar have been named the AMCC Player and Pitcher (respectively) of the Week. Read More |
| Mounties Split with Lancaster Bible - April 25, 2010 The Mounties five-game win streak came to an end Saturday evening as the Mount Aloysius baseball (16-19, 11-5) team split with non-conference opposition Lancaster Bible College, 14-3 and 7-9. Read More |
| Baseball Schedule Change - April 22, 2010 Mt. Aloysius baseball will travel to Buffalo, NY on Friday, April 23rd for a 2:00pm double header at Hilbert College. Read More |
| Saxman HR Leader as Mounties Split with Crimson Hawks - April 20, 2010 In a non-conference match-up with Division II opponent Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) the Mount Aloysius baseball (11-18) team took game one 11-10 before falling in game two 13-11. Mark Saxman became the career HR leader (7) with a three-run shot in game two. Read More |
| Nolan Sets Career Hits Lead with Split with PSU-Behrend - April 19, 2010 Junior shortstop, Bryan Nolan, secured his place in Mounties baseball history with a hit in the second inning of a split with top seeded Penn State-Behrend to become the all-time career hits leader at Mount Aloysius with 158. Read More |
