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Gatorade 2019 - 2020: Player of the Year

Baseball - New Mexico

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BASEBALL

Noah Brewer

First baseman/third baseman
RIO RANCHO HS
RIO RANCHO, NEW MEXICO
SENIOR
Height: 6-FOOT-3
Press Release

Peak Performance

0.465

Career batting average

1.275

OPS

0.550

2019 batting average
“Noah is the best on-and-off-the-field student-athlete I’ve coached in my 35 years on the job. His production as a player is great, but he has always put his team first and he’s a true leader. He’s a mentor to young athletes in our program and throughout our community, he’s a leader amongst the student body and he’s never once said he was unavailable for anything to help our program.”
Ron Murphy
Head Coach Head coach at Rio Rancho
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Athletic Excellence

The 6-foot-3, 210-pound senior corner infielder graduates with a .465 career batting average along with an OPS of 1.275. Rated as the nation’s No. 180 third baseman in the Class of 2020 by Perfect Game and No. 1 in the state at his position, he entered the 2020 campaign as a Perfect Game 2020 West Region Preseason All-American Honorable Mention selection. In May, Brewer was named Rio Rancho High’s Male Athlete of the Year. In his final high school season last spring, he hit .550 to lead the state in batting average.

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Academic Achievement

Brewer has maintained a 3.94 weighted GPA in the classroom. He has signed a National Letter of Intent to play Division I baseball on scholarship at the University of Incarnate Word (San Antonio, Texas).

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Exemplary Character

Brewer has volunteered to work at more than 25 baseball camps serving the needy and youth players in New Mexico and Texas, including the Grinders for Grace, ABA and El Paso charity events. Also a volunteer Little League instructor, he has donated his time reading to local elementary school children as part of a literacy-outreach program.