http://nkysportsblog.com/2011/09/22/brady-hightchew-a-champion-on-any-surface/

 

He's certainly had a nice career.

Great kid. I love to watch him play!

Nice article. Brady is one you love to watch play. Any given play he can take it to the house. Such a great competitor that I feel could lead NCC to another state title if they play one game at a time and don't overlook their opponents.

Nice piece. He's fun to watch and I hope he has an injury free Sr year. Hes one of those kids you hate to play against but love having him on your team.

So.........what or I should so who is looking at Brady from a collegiate standpoint? Which sport does he have the best chance to excel at the next level?

One thing in looking at the article is he is very well spoken based on his quotes.

So.........what or I should so who is looking at Brady from a collegiate standpoint? Which sport does he have the best chance to excel at the next level?

 

From what I gather baseball may be his best shot at funding his next four years. Heard some schools are even interested in maybe both football and baseball? Has anyone played 2 in college lately? I did hear he has had interest from schools in each sport. Grades are solid so he should have a lot of choices!

^ I agree that baseball is probably his best shot at the next level, but I could see him getting a scholarship and playing DB in football. He is a great athlete.

He could play the Wildcat position in football or DB and Baseball is more than likely going to be his sport. Best of luck to the young man.

From what I gather baseball may be his best shot at funding his next four years. Heard some schools are even interested in maybe both football and baseball? Has anyone played 2 in college lately? I did hear he has had interest from schools in each sport. Grades are solid so he should have a lot of choices!

 

At Hanover, we had Bret Dietz do it, but he was a special breed. He played one season of baseball, one of basketball, and one of Golf, as well as being All American in football. He was also about as straight laced of a kid as it got. Not a partier, really focused on what he wanted. I think that that's what it takes to play both, sheer focus and putting the college lifestyle on the back burner for the most part. (You still gotta live)

What is his height and weight? Is he a projected middle infielder at the collegiate level or is he an outfielder?