Connor Brumfield

SENIOR (2019)

Concluded four-year Tiger career with 43 total games played (28 starts) in senior campaign
Stepped up down the stretch for Mizzou, earning starts in team's final eight games, 13 of final 15 matchups overall
Hit safely in four of those final 10 games played, highlighted by three multi-hit efforts
Concluded series at No. 2 Vanderbilt (May 11-12) with back to back multi-hit games
Exploded for season-high three hits, two runs scored, home run and two RBI in series opener at No. 23 Tennessee (May 3)
Launched first home run of the season at Missouri State (April 16)
Produced career-high four RBI in Mizzou's home opener vs. Alabama A&M (Feb. 26)
Earned starts in each game of Tigers' season-opening series at North Florida (Feb. 15-17)
Fantastic when leading off an inning, hitting .378 (14-for-37)
Effective in pinch-hit opportunities, batting .333 (2-for-6)
Finished with three multi-hit games and five multi-RBI outings (T-5th on team)
Concluded Mizzou career with 34 multi-hit games, 24 multi-RBI games
31 career stolen bases fell just short of top-10 all-time mark in program history

JUNIOR (2018)

Hit .221 in 51 games, including 43 starts, while doubling four times and homering once.
He drove in 15 runs and scored 28 more while drawing 25 walks.
Fielded at a .989 clip while seeing the majority of his playing time in center and left.
Hit his second career homer at Kentucky (4/29), a solo shot.
Tallied five multiple hit games on the year and drove in multiple runs in five contests as well.
Reached base safely in eight straight games for his longest such streak of the season.
Posted a season-high four hits with a run and a double at FIU (2/18).
Had three hits and scored three runs while driving in another vs. La Salle (3/9).
Posted three hits with three runs vs. Arkansas State.

SOPHOMORE (2017)

Competitive at-bat as the Tiger leadoff hitter for the majority of his sophomore season as he started and played in 55 games, batting leadoff in 52 of those games
Reset career-highs in batting (.272), hits (59), runs (37), walks (33), RBI (28), doubles (nine), triples (three) and homers (one) as he showed marked improvement during his second year with the program
Team was 12 games over .500 with him in the leadoff spot (32-20) and just one game over when he did not hit leadoff
Finished third on the team with 16 multi-hit games and was second on the team with 11 stolen bases
Set a new career-high with a five-hit outburst in the second game of the Alabama series (3/18), with one going for a double
Posted three consecutive multi-hit games from Feb. 25-March 3
Had seven games with multiple walks, including a career-high three against Arkansas (3/26)
Hit his first career homer in the series opener at Ole Miss (4/21) and scored three runs in that game

FRESHMAN (2016)

Named SEC Freshman of the Week after the second week of play after he led Mizzou in batting (.476), on-base percentage (.577), slugging (.619), RBI (10), doubles (three) and total bases (13) while going 7-for-10 with runners in scoring position and driving in three game-winning RBIs
Hit .221 in his freshman campaign with a .359 on-base percentage thanks to his 31 walks, which ranked second-best on the team
Drove in 18 runs and scored 21 with five doubles
Tallied a walk-off, RBI single against Hofstra (2/28) to complete a four-game sweep, his first career walk-off hit
That capped a week in which he drove in 10 runs over five games with three doubles, four walks and two runs scored
Batting average peaked at .349 after a two-hit performance against UIC in game two of a doubleheader (3/5)
Hit in the leadoff spot in 38 games as a freshman and reached base at a .368 clip when leading off an inning
Hit a team-best .341 (14-for-41) with runners on scoring position as a freshman and had nine two-out RBI, fourth-best on the team
Tallied 10 multi-hit games and six multi-RBI games as a freshman.
At one point in the season, he reached base in 11 consecutive games and his longest hitting streak of the season was six games
2015-16 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll

HIGH SCHOOL (ROCK BRIDGE)

Named to USA Today’s 2014-15 All-USA First Team Missouri Baseball Team as an outfielder
Named Third Team All-American by the National Baseball Coaches Association
Helped guide Rock Bridge to a 2014 State Championship, driving in the game-winning RBI in the fourth inning. It was Rock Bridge’s first ever state title
Set the Rock Bridge school record with 10 triples as a senior in 2015
His Rock Bridge team ranked No. 21 in the Baseball America High School Preseason Top 50 in 2015
Named Class 5A All-State in 2015
Led Rock Bridge to District Titles in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015
His 36 hits in 2013 are the 10th-most in school history while his 27 RBIs that year rank seventh in the school’s history

PERSONAL

Born on July 10, 1996, in Columbia, Mo.
Parents: Father - Craig, Mother - Charlotte
Has two siblings: sister, Caroline and step brother, Max
Currently pursuing General Studies major at the University of Missouri with an emphasis in Management, Psychology and Financial Planning. Minoring in Business.