Brayden Bruner brings elite Kentucky speed and all-around athleticism to Bellarmine’s outfield
Bruner enters Bellarmine as a dynamic, high-upside outfielder whose game is built on speed, athleticism, and disruption—Prep Baseball Kentucky called him one of the state’s best center fielders, and his high school line included a .400 average, 51 runs, 48 RBI, 36 steals, and strong extra-base pop in 2025. [2] In his freshman Bellarmine season in 2026, he appeared in 24 games, scored nine runs, stole bases, and logged his first collegiate hit, though his .115 average shows he is still translating that tools-based profile into consistent college production. [1] The fit is clear: a grinder with impact defensive range and game-changing speed, best suited for a team willing to develop a disruptive everyday athlete. [1][2]
