- Former UNC Chapel Hill pitcher who has spent parts of two seasons in the Majors
- Made 12 appearances for Miami in 2024, all in relief, striking out 12 in 17.2 innings
- Also pitched with Houston in 2021, appearing in 10 games with a 2.55 ERA
- A third round pick of the Astros in the 2013 MLB Draft after leading the Tar Heels to the College World Series
- Named the ACC Pitcher of the Year and All-America honors in 2013 after going 11-5 with a 3.14 ERA
- First team All-ACC selection in 2012 and 2013
- Member of the 2013 ACC All-Tournament Team and ACC All-Academic Team
- Semifinalist for the Golden Spikes Award and Dick Howser Award
- Led the ACC with five complete games and three shutouts in 2013
Aidan Brewer
Aidan Brewer
2025
- Led all ALPB shortstops with 420 total chances, 158 putouts and 251 assists . . .
- Two ITP homers (July 3 Gastonia; July 25 vs Gastonia)
- Is the only Rocker in history with multiple inside the park home runs
- Hit his first grand slam at Southern Maryland on 4/26
- Rapped three hits at Lancaster on 7/20
- Had a two-homer day on 7/30 at Lexington
- Had a pair of three-hit games vs. So. Maryland (8/6) and at Lancaster (7/20)
- Collected multiple hits in 22 games
- Excellent defender who only needs to work on cutting down on strikeouts
- Was fourth in the ALPB with 128 Ks in 2025
2024
- Saw action in 52 games with 50 starts as a graduate student at UNC Greensboro.
- He collected a .318 batting average with 67 hits.
- Placed second on the team for the season in total bases (114), doubles (13), triples (2), and RBI (48).
- Signed with the High Point Rockers
2023
- Appeared in 48 games during his senior season with Hillsdale College.
- Brewer collected a .249 batting average with 10 home runs, 10 doubles, 40 RBI and 17 stolen bases.
2022
- Collected his highest collegiate batting average (.426) with 11 home runs, 19 doubles, and 50 RBI.
- Moved into a fourth-place tie in Hillsdale history for career home runs with 23.
- Became the second Hillsdale baseball player to earn consensus NCAA DII All-American Honors and the first since 2016.
2021
- Brewer became one of the top power hitters in the conferenced and earned third-team All G-MAC honors at shortstop.
- After starting in 42 games, he collected a .294 batting average with 10 homeruns.
- Brewer had the second most RBIs on the team (32) and the second-most multi-RBI games (10).
2020
- Made the starting lineup during his freshman campaign at Hillsdale College, playing in 14 games before the season was shortened due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Brewer led the team in RBIs (10), tied for the team lead in home runs (two), and was second in stolen bases (4-4).
- In his first season, he collected a .262 batting average in 42 appearances.
Zach Vennaro
Zach Vennaro
2025
- Led all Rockers pitchers with 44 appearances in 2025
- Struck out 53 in 41.1 innings of work
- Posted an 0-1 record with one save
- Earned his save in a 6-5 win at Staten Island on 6/12
- Selected in the 13th round of the 2018 MLB Draft by the Colorado Rockies
- Only outing of more than one inning was 1.1 IP at Lexington on 6/21
- In two seasons with the Rockers, has 105 strikeouts in 78.1 innings
2024
- Joined the Rockers on June 9 after being released by Gastonia
- Struggled in Gastonia with a 7.36 ERA over 9 games while walking 14 batters in just 7.1 IP
- Allowed just 3 ER in his first 18 appearances across 17.2 IP with the Rockers
- Posted multiple consecutive scoreless appearance streaks, 5 (6/9-6/26), 9 (7/12-8/3), 4 (8/22-8/30)
- Struck out at least one batter in all but four of his 31 appearances
- Walked 12 and struck out 40 over 29.2 with a 2.73 ERA for the year
Nolan Watson
Nolan Watson
- Begins his third season with the Rockers
- 2025
- Threw out nine of 61 base stealers (.148)
- Played in 40 games in 2025 and hit two home runs and added 14 RBI
- Hit his first grand slam against Lexington on 5/13
- Had a pair of back-to-back two-hit games
- Had a pair of hits at Gastonia on 5/10 and two more at Lexington on 5/13 including a grand slam
- Also had a pair of hits at York on 7/17 and at Lancaster on 7/18
- Drove in a season-high four runs with a grand slam at Lexington (5/13)
- Added six doubles and five stolen bases
2024
- Signed with the High Point Rockers
- Appeared in 12 games and gave the Rockers a solid defensive presence behind the plate
- His lone XBH was a double against Gastonia on 8/27
2023
- Named one of three team captains at Dayton
- Career high batting average of .304 over 42 games played with nine home runs
- Season high of 16 putouts at Davidson
2022
- Named one of five team captains at Dayton
- Made his season debut as a pinch hitter against Michigan
- Only appeared in one game with the Flyers due to injury
2021
- Appeared in five games, making one start in the field
- Scored three runs and was hit by one pitch
- Saw limited action due to an injury
2020
- Appeared in nine games and starting six for the Dayton Flyers before the season was suspended due to COVID-19
- Hit .150 with two home runs and four RBI
- Stole one base and caught five runners behind the plate
2019
- Batted .302 with a .421 on base percentage during his time at CCBC Essex
- Led the team with a .389 average, a .505 OBP, and 27 steals during his sophomore season
- Slugged four home runs and 31 run batted through two seasons
- Finished his CCBC Essex career with a .970 fielding percentage, logging time as a catcher and in the outfield
Personal
- Son of Robyn and Matt Watson
Nick Longhi
Nick Longhi
- Played in 15 games for the Rockers before suffering a knee injury that required surgery and kept him out for the remainder of the season
- Hit seven homers in those 15 games and was leading the league in home runs at the time
- Drove in 17 runs and score 11 while hitting at a .298 clip
- Joined the Rockers after spending nine seasons in professional baseball in both the Boston and Cincinnati farm systems
- An outfielder and first baseman, Longhi spent the 2022 season with the Charleston Dirty Birds of the Atlantic League where he hit .294 with 12 homers and 51 RBI
- Reached Class AAA with the Reds, hitting .283 with Louisville in 2019 before spending the 2021 season at Colorado’s Class AAA team in Albuquerque
- A graduate of Venice (Fla.) High School, Longhi was a 30th round pick of the Red Sox in 2013.
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