By: James Gravley | WV Sports Chat
Over the last couple of days the West Virginia baseball program earned a commitment from a highly talented utility player in Brady Stewart.
Stewart, who is from Kansas, was originally committed to South Carolina, then requested his release from USC and went the junior college route at Johnson County Community College before landing with WVU.
Stewart is ranked as the 213th prospect in the 2026 class according to Perfect Game and those rankings list the top 500 players, both committed and uncommitted and is ranked as the 59th best shortstop nationally.
He is ranked as the eighth best prospect and second best ranked shortstop in Kansas.
Stewart also received a 9.5 Perfect Game rating which rates him anywhere between a potential top 10 round pick or highest level college prospect or a very high draft pick or elite level college prospect.
Photo: Brady Stewart on X
