Welcome to
 
 Brentwood  High School
 
Brentwood, Missouri
 
    A Missouri & National "Gold Star School"

& 

   A Designated "Blue Ribbon High School"
   
"Home of the Eagles" 


Brentwood High School
Varsity Baseball 2010

Member, South Central Athletic Association
 
"2005 SCAA Conference Co-Champions"
"2006 SCAA Conference Champions"
"2007 SCAA Conference Co-Champions"
 
                    
                        
Head Coach - Rich Niemann
    Asst. Head Coach - Mike Imergoot
Varsity Asst. Pitching Coach - Jon Kalb
J.V. Head Coach - Dan Horn

Dr. Don Rugraff - Principal
Mr. Ed Johnson - Athletic Director
 
                                                      



Parents Night
Our annual parents night will be held on Monday evening, March 15 at 6:30 in the large gym. Come visit us and meet the players and coaches. We look forward to seeing you.






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Physical Forms

Attention All Baseball Players

Please Make Sure You Have a Physical Form
On File in the HS Office
You Cannot Practice Without a Physical!

Download the Form Below

MSHSAA Sports Physical Form


 
 
 
 RECAP OF PAST SEASONS

  
2007 Season Recap

 


 Baseball Tips 

"Catch the Ball with Two Hands!" NOT! Since we were little kids we had that axiom drilled into us. But the reality is that it is not an effective coaching phrase. There are many baseball plays that require fielding the ball with one hand instead of two. In many instances it's better to say, "Catch the ball with one hand!"

When you catch the ball with one hand you have more "reach." Try it. Hold both your arms straight out in front of your body and reach. Now put one arm out and reach. See how much more range you have?

The plays better made with one hand are: 

  • All catches at first base- better reach.
  • Ground balls going to your left.
  • The backhand.
  • Receiving a thrown ball in a rundown.
  • Slow roller.
  • Any fly ball where you have to run down left or right.
  • Fly balls where you have to "lay out" or dive for.
  • Tag plays.

Two hand plays are: 

  • Routine ground balls in front of you.
  • Receiving a throw as the pivot on a double play.*
  • A routine fly ball in front of you. (Although I wouldn’t say anything to a player who caught it with one hand.)
  • Receiving a thrown ball as the cutoff or relay man.*
*The reason for having both hands close together on these plays is so that you will be quicker taking the ball out of your glove.
 
 
 
 

 
 
This site created and maintained by
Coach Mike Imergoot

Last Updated on 3/9/2010 
  
 
 
Christian High School Tourney
April 9 and 10
T.R. Hughes Ballpark
O'Fallon, MO
Home Opener
April 5
Vs Bayless
  4:00 PM @ Brentwood Park



Parent Night
Monday, March 15
6:30 PM
Large Gym


Season Opener
March 31
Vs Hancock
7:00 PM @ Heine Meine Park