Former Harlan Cyclone Brett Sears Named District Six Player of the Year
Brett Sears, a former Harlan Cyclone, has been honored as the District Six Player of the Year by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.
Brett Sears, once a standout player for the Harlan Cyclones, has been named the District Six Player of the Year by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. This notable achievement marks him as just the ninth player from the Nebraska Huskers to receive this prestigious honor.
Sears has demonstrated exceptional skill on the mound, boasting a 2.16 ERA and a remarkable 9-1 record. His 101 strikeouts over 104 innings place him among the top pitchers in the nation, ranking fifth nationally in ERA and WHIP. Additionally, Sears is the first Nebraska pitcher since 1999 to secure a 9-0 record and the first since 2008 to achieve over 100 strikeouts in a season.
This recognition underscores Sears' impressive performance and contributions to the Huskers' baseball program.
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