Brian Myers wore out opposing pitchers in the mid-1990s, and theBritons celebrated MIAA baseball championships in 1995 and 1996. Anoutfielder, Brian burst on the scene in 1994 with a .500 battingaverage that was third-best in the nation and propelled him to afirst-team Division III Mideast Region selection.
The 1996 baseball team’s facts book reported Brian“struggled” in 1995, but he still led the Britons withfive home runs and his 21 runs batted in were third-most on theteam despite hitting .258.
Brian put together an MIAA MVP season in 1996. He led the teamin nearly every hitting and fielding category, starting with a .413batting average, a .462 on-base percentage, and a .635 sluggingpercentage. In 33 games, Brian collected 43 hits, 36 runs battedin, 30 runs, seven doubles, two triples, and four home runs. Heraised his average to .451 in games against league rivals.
Brian was also awarded varsity letters in football in 1992 and1993.
A professor of physical education at Northern MichiganUniversity, Brian and his wife, Kimberly, are the parents ofSelina, Taylor, and Cooper.
