Brodie Kresser brings bat-to-ball consistency and athletic infield versatility to WVU
Brodie Kresser looks like a lineup-friendly infielder for West Virginia because his value starts with the bat: he hit .278 with 3 home runs and 41 RBI last season, and WVU is moving him to a new position to keep his offense on the field.[1] He also brings a proven power-contact profile from Des Moines Area Community College, where he hit .339 with 14 homers, 87 RBI and 30 doubles across two seasons.[7] The differentiator is his athleticism and adaptability—WVU is clearly trusting him to handle more defensive responsibility while still producing.
