Will Brooks brings gap power, versatility, and a captain’s edge to Davidson
In the 2026 season, Davidson’s Will Brooks has already shown real pop for a catcher/infielder, including a two-run homer against Fairfield and extra-base production that fits a value-added, middle-of-the-order utility profile[3][4]. The bigger selling point is the context: he arrived as a three-year captain, four-time all-conference pick, and former high-school state champion who hit .486 with a .598 OBP as a senior, suggesting toughness, leadership, and an advanced feel for winning baseball[1][2]. If your team wants a gritty, multi-position bat with competitive juice and no shortage of edge, Brooks is a fit.
