Brett Hansen - Baseball - Vanderbilt University Athletics

#77 Brett Hansen Season 2021-22

LHP

Class Sophomore
Height 6'4"
Weight 205
B/T L/L
Hometown Pleasanton, Calif.
High School Foothill

Head coach Tim Corbin on Hansen: “Brett works very hard at his craft. He has emerged as one of the most fit players on our team. He is “all-in” on everything that he does, which explains his consistency. After serving a two-year mission before his freshman year, Brett is beginning to put continuous growth opportunities together. There certainly has been improvement over these last couple of months. Very positive young man and an exceptional student.”

Student-Athlete Profiles
Vanderbilt Hustler — Hansen returns from Mormon mission to pitch for Vanderbilt

As a Freshman (2022)
• Made collegiate debut with a scoreless inning in Game 2 of doubleheader vs. Wagner (March 11)
• Held opponents scoreless over first eight appearances
• Worked 1.0 inning, striking out two vs. Austin Peay (April 5)
• Pitched a scoreless inning at fourth-ranked Arkansas (May 14)

The Hansen File
• Attended Foothill High School (Pleasanton, Calif.)
• Nation’s 12th-ranked left-handed pitcher by Perfect Game in 2018 class
• California’s top-ranked southpaw and 13th-best overall prospect
• 2018 MaxPreps All-America
• 2017 MaxPreps Underclass All-America
• 2018 NCS Player of the Year
• Two-time East Bay Athletic League MVP
• Two-time All-Bay Area selection
• 2018 California Mr. Baseball nominee
• .500 average, seven doubles, two home runs and 29 RBI as a senior
• 8-1 record with 71 strikeouts in his final season at Foothill, sporting a 1.59 ERA across 57.1 innings pitched
• Led Foothill to a 2018 NCS Division 1 Championship appearance
• Four-year member of the honor roll
• Two brothers, Ben and Brik, and one sister, Gracie
• Son of Matt and Jen
• Father was a member of the BYU men’s basketball team (1988)
• Enjoys trying new foods, longboarding, surfing, swimming, hiking and playing the ukulele
• Full name is Brett Matthew Hansen
• Majoring in human and organizational development