Plant City Observer

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Colby Brewington

Following a 20-9 win over the Busciglio Smiles team Monday, May 4, the Brewington’s Towing Minors baseball team is still undefeated in Plant City Little League play. Utility man Colby Brewington pitched a scoreless inning, picked up several big hits and RBI, and also ended his night with an inside-the-park home run.

You guys are having a really good season, and you’ve been playing well. What’s your key to success?

My key to success was when my dad was teaching me, and he made me a good baseball player.

What did he teach you that makes you good today?

He taught me how to keep my hands level, and not drop my hands, and hit the ball straight.

What’s your favorite thing about baseball?

Just being able to do everything.

What’s your favorite position to play?

My favorite position is shortstop because you get most of the balls.

So you like to always be in on the action.

Yes, sir.

How long have you been playing baseball?

This is my sixth year.

How old are you now?

Nine years old. I started when I was 3.

Where do you go to school?

Walden Lake Elementary.

What’s your favorite subject?

P.E.

Are you just a baseball guy, or do you like any other sports?

I play some basketball, but just a little bit.

Is there any sport you’ve never played before, but always wanted to try?

Soccer. I like scoring goals.

What’s your favorite baseball movie of all time?

“The Sandlot.”

If you could meet any ballplayer, who would it be?

Mike Trout.

If you could hang out with Mike Trout for a day, what would you want to do?

Play baseball.

What’s your favorite pro team?

The (Anaheim) Angels.

Because of Mike Trout?

Yes, sir, and because of different people. I like Albert Pujols.

If you could play for any pro team, would it be the Angels?

Yes, sir.

What do you think is the coolest thing you’ve ever done on a baseball field?

I turned a double play last week. We played B&G Tire Service. There was a pop fly, I caught it, and the guy was off the bag, so I threw it to him. I was playing catcher.

Is there any position you don’t play?

First base.

What are you looking forward to over the rest of this season?

Having fun, and playing with my teammates.

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