The inaugural Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award winner, Hunter Hargrove of Texas Tech, will be honored at the 2017 Bobby Bragan Awards Gala Sept. 26th at The Fort Worth Club.
The Bobby Bragan Youth Foundation’s largest annual fundraiser, the gala has honored some of the biggest names in sports and philanthropy since it started in the early 1990s.
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TCU head baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle says one of the first people he visited when he came to Fort Worth was Bobby Bragan.
“We developed a really good friendship. I wish I would have saved some of the voicemails he left me on my office phone or cell phone,” said Schlossnagle. “He was always so encouraging and so positive and checking in on my family…so I miss him everyday.”
Schlossnagle spoke about Bobby earlier this year at the watch list party for the inaugural Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award.
(June 15, 2017) The Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award announced today that Texas Tech infielder Hunter Hargrove has won the 2017 award. Hargrove will be honored at a gala on Sept. 26 at the Fort Worth Club in downtown Fort Worth.
Hargrove, a senior from Mansfield Texas, was the Co-Player of the Year in the Big 12 Conference. He led the league in doubles as well as total bases during the regular season. Hargrove led the Red Raiders with a .343 batting average this season. He also held the team’s top marks in hits (84), doubles (26) and runs (56), while driving in 51 RBIs. Hargrove helped lead Texas Tech to its second straight Big 12 title. He is also a two-time Academic All-Big 12 honoree who will graduate in December with a degree in Media Strategies from the College of Media & Communication.
“This means everything to me,” said Hargrove. “It’s great to be recognized for what I did on and off the field. A lot of the credit goes to my teammates and coaches. We had a really solid team this year that included a few seniors mixed in with some very talented younger players. I was lucky enough to put up some really good numbers this year and a lot of that was the fact my teammates were getting on base in front of me. I was fortunate enough to play every day. I gave it everything I had this season. It’s a blessing to win the Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award.”
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The four semifinalists for the Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award are all playing in the NCAA Tournament this weekend as their respective teams made the post-season.
Texas Tech (43-15) goes into the tournament as the No. 5 overall seed and is ranked 3rd in the latest Baseball America Top 25 poll.
The University of Houston (40-19) is ranked 16th in the Baseball America Top 25 poll.
(June 1, 2017) Robie Rojas of Sam Houston State University has been selected as this week’s Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award’s Player of the Week.
Rojas had 10 hits in 16 at bats with two homers in games against Stephen F. Austin, Southeast Louisiana, New Orleans and Central Arkansas. Rojas had seven RBIs and six runs scored.
The senior catcher is from Jersey Village, Texas and has also played collegiately for Oklahoma State and Blinn College.
The Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award (BBCSA) announced today the list of semifinalists for the 2017 award. The inaugural award, created by the Bobby Bragan Youth Foundation, was open to nominations from all Division I baseball programs in Texas.
The four semifinalists for the BBCSA are Rice’s Dominic DiCaprio (SO., Coral Springs, Florida), Texas Tech’s Hunter Hargrove (SR., Mansfield, Texas), Houston’s Jake Scheiner (JR., Santa Rosa California), and Texas A&M’s Braden Shewmake (FR., Wylie, Texas).
The Bobby Bragan Collegiate Slugger Award (BBCSA) announced today that eight players have been added to the Watch List for the 2017 award. The inaugural award, created by the Bobby Bragan Youth Foundation, was open to nominations from all Division I baseball programs in Texas.
The eight additions to the Watch List are Houston’s Jake Scheiner (.365 batting average), Houston Baptist’s Spencer Halloran (.356), Sam Houston State’s Robie Rojas (.329), Rice’s Dominic DiCaprio (.359), Lamar’s Cutter McDowell (.362), Texas State’s Theodore Hoffman (.347), Texas A&M’s Braden Shewmake (.361) and Kacy Clemens from the University of Texas (.305).
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