Bryant Shellenbarger

Height:
6-2
Weight:
230
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Mount Vernon, Ohio
High School:
Mount Vernon HS | Lincoln Trail College

As a Redshirt Junior (2020): Started all 13 games in right field for the Zips in a shortened season due to COVID-19 ... batted .149 ... had seven hits, two runs, a double, and one RBI ... totaled 24 putouts and an assist ... singled in win at Marshall ... singled and had a run at Marshall in game one ... had a hit and a run at Lamar ... had two hits at Pepperdine ... made Zip debut against Oakland, hitting a double for an RBI.

College: Spent two seasons for coach Kevin Bowers at Lincoln Trail College ... redshirted as a sophomore (injured) ... saw action in 38 games as a freshman ... batted .308 with 22 RBI, 17 runs, three homers, and a stolen base.

High School: Four-year letterwinner for coach Rob Gross at Mount Vernon HS ... saw action at pitcher and outfielder ... team on the 2014 OCC championships and four consecutive sectional championships (2013-16) ... 2016 and 2014 first-team All-OCC selection ... in prep career, batted .419, had 127 RBI, 23 strikeouts, and five home runs ... as a senior, batted, .409 and had 36 RBI, nine strikeouts, and a home run ... also played golf.

Personal: Born July 30, 1997 ... parents are Colin Shellenbarger and Lori Shellenbarger ... has two brothers– Grant and Marcus ... Marcus plays football at Walsh University ... emergency management and homeland security major.

From Banfield: “Bryant is another Ohio kid that moved on to Lincoln Trail where he worked his way into the middle of the lineup and hit over .300 as a freshman, before missing his sophomore year due to injury. He’s started his redshirt sophomore campaign very strong and is a guy that has a chance to bring a left-handed presence to the middle of our order at ether first base or an outfield corner.”