Quincy Nieporte

2024
–              Debuted with the Rockers on August 6 with a pair of hits including a double in a win at Gastonia
–              Was released by Detroit during spring training and signed with Oakland in April
–              Had started the season at AA Midland (Oakland) and appeared in 13 games with a .243 batting average
–              Moved up to AAA Las Vegas on 5/24 where he hit .278 in 12 games before being released on 7/31

2023
–              Season was interrupted by Tommy John surgery in March 2023
–              Played in seven games for Class A Lakeland in the Florida State League
2022
–              Named the Eastern League MVP after hitting .270 and leading the league with 31 homers and 91 RBI
–              Played in 123 games, added 25 doubles and 40 walks with a .536 slugging percentage and .867 OPS
2021
–              Started the year in Schaumburg in the Frontier League and set the league record with 10 RBI in a game on 8/9/21
–              Helped the Boomers win the Frontier League title in five games over the Washington Wild Things
–              Finished sixth in the league in hitting with a .343 average along with 17 homers and 65 RBI
–              Joined the Rockers on 9/28/21 and played nine games, going 5-for-25 (.200)

2019
–              Spent the entire season with Schaumburg, hitting .315 with 13 homers and a league-record 71 RBI
2018
–              Hit .258 with six homers and 35 RBI at Class A Lakewood, NJ in the Phillies system
2017
–              Started his professional career with the Gulf Coast League Phillies with a .299 average, five homers and 35 RBI in 41 games
–              Selected in the 26^th round of the 2017 draft by the Phillies
–              Third team All-American and first team All-Atlantic Region as a senior
–              Hit .302 with 11 homers, 20 doubles in helping the Seminoles to the College World Series
–              Homered in his final collegiate at-bat against LSU
–              Was second in the nation with 82 RBI and the most by a Seminole since Buster Posey had 93 in 2008
–              Set FSU record with four grand slams in the season
2016
–              Named national Player of the week by going seven-for-14 with three homers and 10 RBI in a series against Notre Dame
2015
–              In his first season at FSU, earning third team All-ACC honors at first base
–              Struck out just seven times in 30 ACC contests
–              Had seven RBI in a game against UCF (3/11/15) with a grand slam and three-run homer
2014
–              Spent his freshman season at Tallahassee Community College where he hit .374 with 61 RBI and was named All-Panhandle Conference and second team all-state
2013
–              Graduate of St. Pius X Catholic High School in Atlanta

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.

STATUS
• Acquired in a trade from the Lexington Legends on 2/27/24.

CAREER NOTES
• In 2023, was one of just two players in the Atlantic League (joining Andretty Cordero of Lancaster) to rank in the top 10 in the league in RBI (92), hits (131) and doubles (34).
• Was a Dean’s List student at Coastal Carolina and a three-year member of the Big South Presidential Honor Roll . . .

2023
• Was traded from the Lake Erie Crushers to the Lexington Counter Clocks on 2/20/23 . . . Hit .272 with 22 homers and 92 RBI for Lexington… Ranked sixth in the ALPB with 92 RB and ninth with 131 hits . . . No. 3 in the Atlantic League with 34 doubles and T-3rd with five triples . . . Third with 61 extra base hits and fifth in the loop with 241 total bases… IHad a two-HR game vs. Charleston on 6/25/23… Drove in a season-high five runs at SMD on 8/26/23… Had eight 3-hit nights and 39-multi-hit games… Homered on opening day vs. York . . . Had an 11-game hitting streak from 5/6/23 until 5/18/23 . . . Had an on-base streak of 23 straight games between 6/21/23 and 7/15/23 . . . Signed with Culiacan of the Mexican Pacific Winter League, appearing in 10 games with a .194 average . . . Was Lexington’s everyday third baseman with occasional trips to left field . . .
2022
• Started the 2022 season with Gastonia with a one-for-11 performance before moving to the Lake Erie Crushers of the Frontier League where he hit .321 with 18 homes and 64 RBI in 87 games . . . Signed with Perth in the Australian League for the 2022-23 season, appearing in 11 games with a .267 average, 1 homer and three RBI . . .
2021
• Returned to baseball with Gateway, hitting .190 with 10 homers and 38 RBI . . .

2019
• Joined the Gateway Grizzlies in 2019 and hit .265 with 12 homers and 52 RBI
2018
• Missed the 2018 season after undergoing kidney transplant surgery on 2/28/18 . . . Received a kidney from his mother, Sherri . . . Suffered from focal segmental glomerulosclerosis which caused his left kidney to never develp and overworked his right kidney . . . NBA players Sean Elliott and Alonzo Mourning also suffered from the same condition
2017
• Split the season between Arizona’s A- Hillsboro and A Kane County, hitting a combined .202 with one HR and 11 RBI . . .
2016
• As a senior at Coastal Carolina, hit .352 with 16 homers and 57 RBI . . . Helped the Chanticleers win the College World Series . . . After dropping the Championship Series opener to Arizona, Coastal battled back to win the next two games including a 4-3 win the the final . . . Also posted wins over Texas Tech and TCU in the College World Series . . . Advanced to the CWS by winning the LSU Super Regional with a 2-0 sweep of the Tigers . . . Named All-Big South for the third time . . .

Began is provessional at A- Hillsboro, hitting .175 with a homer and eight RBI in 26 games . . .
2015
• Second team All-Big South pick as a utility player . . . Led the Big South with 45 walks . . . Named Big South Player of the Week during a stretch in which Coastal defeated #28 Georgia Tech, NC State, Canisius and Albany . . .
2014
• Was first team All-Big South as a sophomore and a member of the Big South All-Tournament team aftger batting .538 with five RBI, four runs scored and two doubles… Was the only Chanticleer to play all 57 games in 2014 . . . Led the team with a .326 batting average, 14 doubles, four homers and 34 RBI . . .
2013
• Played in 37 games as a freshman at Coastal Carolina

2011
• Named Class 2A All-State as a junior after hitting .415 with 27 stolen bases and a .510 on-base percentage

2009
• Played quarterback for the Gilbert Indians as a sophomore

PERSONAL
• Has an older brother Chris who has played in the Major Leagues since 2013 . . . Has spent time with Arizona, Kansas City, Boston, Colorado, Baltimore and was in Pittsburgh in 2023 . . .

STATUS
• Was in camp with the Chicago White Sox in spring training, 2023
• Received invite to Rockers spring training, 2023

CAREER NOTES
• Has played in 698 career games in the U.S. as a professional, stealing 229 bases in 303 attempts and posting a .257 average
• Has played second base, third base and the outfield during his career
• Has 31 career triples to 19 career homers along with 229 career stolen bases
• Never attended a professional baseball game until he played in one
• Plays the drums and enjoys bass fishing
• Was selected in the 2014 MLB Draft along with future Rockers Max Povse (3rd round, Atlanta), Brett Austin (4th round, Chisox), Michael Russell (5th round Tampa)

2022
• Signed with the White Sox and played at three levels including A+ Winston-Salem (South Atlantic), AA Birmingham (Southern) and AAA Charlotte (International)
• Hit a combined .261 with 47 stolen bases in 54 attempts
• Released by Charlotte on 9/23/22
2021
• Was at AA Amarillo (AA Central) in the Arizona organization and played in 11 games before being released
• Signed with Minnesota and was assigned to Wichita (AA Central) and hit .317 with 19 stolen bases in 26 attempts
• Elected free agency following the season
2020
• Played in Australia during the 2019-20 season, pre-pandemic, appearing in 16 games with a .339 average, four RBI and three steals.
2019
• Went to the Australian League and played for Melbourne during the 2018-19 season, hitting .338 two homers, 18 RBI and 18 stolen bases in 25 attempts
• Moved up the AA Northwest Arkansas in the Royals system in 2019 and played in 80 games with a .226 average, three homers, 13 RBI and 26 stolen bases in 36 attempts
• Named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals
2018
• Returned to Wilmington for a second straight season, improved his average to .281 and added three homers and 46 RBI while stealing 32 bases
• Was a Caroline League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star with the Wilmington Blue Rocks
2017
• Was with A+ Wilmington (Carolina) for 103 games, and hit .227 with 29 RBI with no home runs and 32 stolen bases
2016
• Moved up to Class A Lexington (South Atlantic) and appeared in 125 games, hitting .257 with four homers, five triples, and 59 RBI
• Added 43 RBI
2015
• Spent the entire season at Idaho Falls (Pioneer) where he appeared in 65 games, hitting .290 with one homer and 28 RBI
• Stole 20 bases in 27 attempts
2014
• Drafted in the fourth round of the 2014 MLB Draft by the Kansas City Royals out of Fuquay-Varina HS in Fuquay-Varina, NC
• Assigned to Burlington (Appalachian) and hit .215 in 49 games as an 18-year-old professional rookie
• Had two homers and nine RBI in 49 games
• Played at Fuquay-Varina for Coach Milton Senter
• Was a three-year varsity starter for the Bengals and an all-state pick as a junior and senior
• First team all-conference pick after hitting .423 as a senior
2013
• Helped Fuquay-Varina to the 4-A state finals as a junior before losing game 3 to champion South Mecklenburg
• Earned all-state honors as a shortstop in helping the club to a 30-6 record
• First team All-Tri-9 conference selection
2012
• Also played basketball at Fuquay-Varina
2011
• Received a college baseball scholarship offer from South Carolina as a high school freshman

STATUS
• Signed with Rockers in 2023 off-season

CAREER NOTES
• Played at Cal State Bakersfield before being drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks
• Played at AA Northwest Arkansas (Royals) in 2022

2022
• Spent 24 games with the Kansas City Monarchs in the American Association
• Hit .298 with five homers and 25 RBI
• Also drew 24 walks while striking out only 18 times
• Also suited up in 38 games for AA-Northwest Arkansas (KC Royals)
• Signed by Kansas City Royals to a minor league contract February 24

2021
• Played 91 games with the Kansas City Monarchs and hit .329
• Both of those marks were the second most in his career in each respective category
• Racked up 109 hits, a career-best
• Just one AB shy of 400 on the year
• Had 12 stolen bases, a career-high (doubled previous high of 6)

2019
• Moved between A+ Visalia and AA-Jackson (Arizona)
• 107 total games played, swung .231 on the campaign

2018
• Navigated through three levels of the minors A-Kane County, A+ Visalia, and AA-Jackson
• Played 90 games and hit .287
• Of his 96 hits, 22 of them were doubles, and 36 were XBH
• 334 AB was a career-high

2017
• Taken in the 10th Round of the draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks
• Split time between RK-Missoula and A- Hillsboro, only played in 44 games, hit .256 on the season
• Had the best year of his college career, hitting .390 and slugging .512

2013
• Named to the All-City Boys Soccer team by the Arizona Republic as a midfielder for Brophy Prep