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50 Brady LeJeune-DeAcutis

  • Height 6-6
  • Weight 210
  • Class Graduate Student
  • Custom3 L/L
  • Hometown Highlands Ranch, Colo.
  • Highschool ThunderRidge / Omaha

Biography

Honors & Accolades:
  • 2020-21 Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team.

AT OMAHA:

2025:
  • Pitched in 6.1 innings over 10 games and recorded five strikeouts.
 
AT TEXAS TECH:

2021:
  • Saw 3.2 innings of work in four appearances in relief
  • His ERA at the end of the season was 4.91
  • Allowed five hits in his relief outings and had four strikeouts 
  • Longest appearance was against UConn (3/15), totaling 1.2 IP
  • Had a season-high three strikeouts against Texas Southern (3/3)
BACKGROUND:
  • Played for ThunderRidge High School in Highlands Ranch, Colo., under coach Brad Johnson
  • Was tabbed Colorado High School Future All-Star
  • Awarded 2020 Perfect Game Preseason All-American and All-Region Teams and 2019 Perfect Game Preseason Underclassmen All-American Teams
  • Also named to All-Tournament Teams for performances in 2016 WWBA Freshman World Championship and 2017 WWBA Sophomore World Championship
  • Ranked sixth overall and first left-handed pitcher in Colorado
  • Nationally ranked 86th left-handed pitcher
  • Played for Colorado Rockies Senior Scout Team
  • Mom is Carla LeJeune and Dad is Chris DeAcutis.
  • Mom played volleyball at Penn State, father played Basketball at Mercy
  • Brother is Shane LeJeune-DeAcutis.
  • Pursuing a degree in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Leadership

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