Sometimes, by the time a player becomes a senior, he’s simply too good to be playing high school baseball. That was certainly the case with Radbill, a Rutgers University commit who completely dominated the competition this year.
Radbill went 9-0 as a starter and allowed just seven earned runs in 53 innings, posting a 0.91 ERA. He allowed just 28 hits the entire season and walked only 20 batters while striking out 97. A nearly 5-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio earned him first-team All-State honors.
Radbill was part of an outstanding pitching staff that also featured Brett Gable and Cooper Burti, and he closed out the state championship victory over Westfield in dominating fashion, not allowing a hit in nearly two innings of work.