Michigan State baseball’s star first baseman Brock Vradenburg is an All-American.
Vradenburg was named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association third-team All-America team on Wednesday. This is the second time since the season ended that Vradenburg has been named to an All-American team.
Vradenburg started all 55 games for the Spartans at first base this year, and ranked second in the Big Ten with a batting average of .400. He was the first Spartan to hit .400 or better in a season since 2002.
Click on the tweet below to read more on Vradenburg and his incredible season for the Spartans this year:
CONGRATS to Brock Vradenburg for adding to his postseason award collection with @NCBWA All-American accolades!!
Spartan Brock Vradenburg Tabbed NCBWA Third-Team All-American
📰: https://t.co/bFbZQKmLyh#GoGreen #SpartanStrong @VradenburgBrock pic.twitter.com/KRIY436ZWI— Michigan State Baseball (@MSUBaseball) June 14, 2023
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