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Manchester Silkworms Player Profile |
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| Player Name: J D Broderick | Pos: P/1B |
| School: West Virginia State | Year: Junior |
College 2008: Hit .403 with 10 homers and 42 RBIs in 119 at bats. His average and .723 slugging percentage were both second best on team. Also went 2-2 with an 8.64 ERA in five pitching appearances. Starred at first base for nationally ranked, Division II West Virginia State. Named Second Team Daktronics all North-Atlantic Region for his season and led the Yellow Jackets to a WVIAC conference title and College World Series bid. Clobbered six homers and 29 RBIs in his first 75 at bats. Went 2 for 3 with a HR on opening weekend win over West Liberty on 3/3. Hit 2-run HR in 10-6 win over W Va Wesleyan on 4/8. Had 4 hits in WVIAC Championship game on 5/11, helping West Va State clinch an automatic berth to the D II World Series.
College 2007: Started as a two way player for Sussex County Community College. Concluded his career with a 16-3 record, while striking out 163 in 143 innings.
College 2006: Standout on the pitching mound and as a hitter for Sussex County (NJ) C.C. Threw a no-hitter in a 6-0 win over Salem CCC. Struck out nine in seven innings in 5-2 defeat of Fergus Falls. Struck out 8 and allowed only one earned run in six innings in 2-0 heartbreak loss to Delaware Tech. Had two doubles versus Jefferson in Sussex’s 11th game of the year.
High School: Attended Carmel High School and was an all-state selection. Was also voted league MVP as a senior, when he didn’t strike out in 85 at bats. Hit .485, with 7 homers and 59 RBIs in his career.
Personal: Over came a severe broken leg suffered in a January 2005 car accident. The broken leg nearly ended his playing career and caused him to medical redshirt in 2005.