Aggie Baseball
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N.C. A&T Highlights
Has been
a steady player throughout his career for head coach Keith Shumate…Has
been a mainstay in left field for the Aggies over the last two seasons
with a career fielding percentage of .939…Also over the last two
seasons, has added a valuable left-handed bat for the Aggies with a
career .261 average…Had a career year last season, improving his batting
average by 40 points and had 24 more total bases than the prior
season…Started as a freshman on the Aggies 2005 MEAC Championship
team...One of several players from Charlie Spivey’s Lee County High
School program on the Aggies roster…Named to the MEAC All-Academic team
as a freshman and sophomore.
2006
Season
Played
in 55 games with 49 starts…His left-hand bat allowed him to hit at the
top and bottom of the Aggies lineup…Had a career-season in which he hit
.276 with eight doubles and nine stolen bases…Solid left fielder with
speed to run down difficult foul balls…Committed just six turnovers on
the season…Had 11 multiple hit games, including three three-hit
games…His longest hit streak of the season came between April 30 and May
7 when he put together a four-game hitting steak in which he hit .412
with three RBI…Started the season by reaching base in his first five
games played…Went 3-for-5 with a run scored against Radford on March
3…Had a 4-for-4 performance with an RBI against Appalachian State on
April 11…Went 3-for-5 with a run scored against Coppin State on May
6…Belted his first career home run on March 5 against the Radford
Highlanders at War Memorial Stadium.
2005 Season
Made 106
plate appearances in 40 games played last season for the Aggies…Made 31
starts at various positions in the outfield, mainly left field…Batted
.236 with 19 walks primarily batting in the Aggies No. 2 batting
order…Put together an 11-game hitting streak between March 31 and April
16…Had four multiple-hit games during the streak…Hitting streak ended on
April 17 against Delaware State when he went 0-for-3 with a run
scored…Went 3-for-6 with two RBI and three runs scored as the Aggies won
Game 1 of a doubleheader with Maryland-Eastern Shore…His night included
a double, triple and stolen base…He followed that performance in Game 2
with five RBI, including a sixth inning grand slam off of Brad Mills…Had
a season-high four hits in five plate appearances, scored one run and an
RBI against Wofford on April 20…Was 3-for-4 with an RBI in Game 1 of
doubleheader against Savannah State on April 10.
High School
Accomplishments
Played
two varsity seasons under Lee County High School head coach Charlie
Spivey…Named All-State in baseball as a senior…Named to the All-Area
team by the News & Observer his junior and senior years…Made
all-conference in baseball his junior and senior years…Earned Male
Athlete of the Year as a junior and senior at Lee County High School…Was
all-conference in football as a junior…Earned academic all-conference
honors in football his junior and senior years.
Personal
Full
name is Phillip Bernard Brewington, Jr…Majors in management information
systems …He is the son of Phillip and Priscilla Brewington…Has one
sibling, Adrian Brewington…Names the New York Met’s Jose Reyes as his
favorite athlete…Enjoys eating Chinese food and his favorite movie is
the Longest Yard…Lists Rick Warren’s “Purpose Driven Life” as his
favorite book.