Roblin '03 Hits Big at Michigan
Brad Roblin, Rivers Class of 2003, plays the outfield and is a designated hitter on the varsity baseball team at the University of Michigan.
Brad Roblin, Rivers Class of 2003, plays the outfield and is a designated hitter on the varsity baseball team at the University of Michigan.
Roblin has appeared in 41 of his team's first 51 games, 37 as a starter with outstanding results. He responded with a .278 batting average, 30 runs, seven doubles, two triples, 14 runs batted in, and 16 stolen bases. As of May 18, the team recorded nine consecutive wins and earned a 37-14 record.
Last season at Michigan, Roblin started 33 games in left field and 11 games in right field, batting .280. During the summer, he played centerfield for the Concord Quarry Dogs of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, batting .300.
At Rivers, Roblin earned varsity letters four times in baseball and soccer and three times in basketball. He was an All-Independent School League selection twice in soccer and baseball. As a junior, he led the ISL in hitting with a .545 average. Roblin was named a Globe All-Scholastic for baseball in his senior year and led the league in homeruns. He also won an ISL and two New England Championships as a member of the soccer team.
Also at Rivers, Roblin was named the recipient of two consecutive Andrew N. Navoni Awards. This prestigious baseball award is presented annually to the member of the varsity baseball team who exemplifies the qualities of leadership, superior sportsmanship, total dedication and desire for competitive excellence.
"He's one of the rare student-athletes who was named the winner of a team award in back to back years," said Director of Athletics Jim McNally. "This achievement summarizes Brad’s character and effort. Additionally, he accomplished all this in a very unassuming and modest way."
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Roblin has appeared in 41 of his team's first 51 games, 37 as a starter with outstanding results. He responded with a .278 batting average, 30 runs, seven doubles, two triples, 14 runs batted in, and 16 stolen bases. As of May 18, the team recorded nine consecutive wins and earned a 37-14 record.
Last season at Michigan, Roblin started 33 games in left field and 11 games in right field, batting .280. During the summer, he played centerfield for the Concord Quarry Dogs of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, batting .300.
At Rivers, Roblin earned varsity letters four times in baseball and soccer and three times in basketball. He was an All-Independent School League selection twice in soccer and baseball. As a junior, he led the ISL in hitting with a .545 average. Roblin was named a Globe All-Scholastic for baseball in his senior year and led the league in homeruns. He also won an ISL and two New England Championships as a member of the soccer team.
Also at Rivers, Roblin was named the recipient of two consecutive Andrew N. Navoni Awards. This prestigious baseball award is presented annually to the member of the varsity baseball team who exemplifies the qualities of leadership, superior sportsmanship, total dedication and desire for competitive excellence.
"He's one of the rare student-athletes who was named the winner of a team award in back to back years," said Director of Athletics Jim McNally. "This achievement summarizes Brad’s character and effort. Additionally, he accomplished all this in a very unassuming and modest way."
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