Brady Scott

Brady Scott is a high-achieving student-athlete with a 90% academic average who demonstrates the discipline and focus required for college baseball. A primary catcher, Brady’s strengths are his advanced blocking and receiving skills, combined with a strong, accurate arm. He throws 80 mph behind the plate and up to 90 mph overhand, showing elite arm strength for the position, and also brings experience at first base and on the mound, where he’s thrown in the low 80s. A three-time Johnny Bench Top Catcher Award winner, Brady is a Team British Columbia and BC Summer Games athlete who utilizes modern one-knee-down catching mechanics and consistently competes at a high level.   Brady’s leadership and intangibles distinguish him as a standout prospect. He is a student of the game, a cognitive learner and a highly competitive athlete who is routinely the first to arrive and last to leave. He is a positive, respected teammate who actively lifts those around him, reinforced by his experience as an umpire and coach, which has strengthened his game awareness and professionalism. With his work ethic, composure, multi-position ability and strong character, Brady Scott projects as a college-ready catcher for many programs. — Susan Kemper, ScoutU Scout, Susan@ScoutU.com, 604-808-5215   Brady Scott is a right-handed hitting C/1B, with the ability to throw strikes from the mound. He demonstrates a high level of maturity, leadership and baseball IQ. He has a strong physical frame, moves well for his size and consistently competes with confidence and composure, projecting well to the university level. Offensively, Brady has a short, compact swing with good bat-to-ball skills. He shows a mature approach at the plate, understands the strike zone, and consistently puts together quality at-bats. His swing is efficient and repeatable, allowing him to make frequent hard contact. As his physical strength continues to develop, his offensive impact should continue to grow.   Defensively, Brady brings versatility and reliability. As a catcher, he shows a strong, accurate throwing arm and solid receiving skills. He demonstrates leadership behind the plate, manages the game well, and is always thinking ahead to the next play. At first base, he shows good hands, footwork and awareness around the bag, consistently making routine plays and handling pressure situations. His calm demeanor allows him to control the pace of the game and provide stability whenever he’s on the field.   As Brady continues to mature physically and gains strength, he will need to work on his footspeed and agility. Improving overall mobility will improve his durability and long-term athletic development. Continued emphasis on core strength rotational speed will help increase power and efficiency at the plate and in his throwing.   One of his greatest strengths is his makeup. Brady is a true student of the game who’s always looking to improve and learn. He has a tremendous work ethic, consistently hustles, and leads by example. He takes initiative, communicates well with teammates, and carries himself with maturity and professionalism. His calm presence and leadership qualities make him a dependable player in high-pressure situations. With continued development, Brady projects as a player who can contribute at the university level. His team-first mindset and approach will make him an asset to any roster – and with his eagerness to learn and improve his game – I know he will transition seamlessly into college baseball. — Liam Rihela, Kamloops Minor Baseball Development Director