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Brad Seiter
A Mustang Whose Time Has Come


While the ink has barely dried on seven basketball and nine baseball graduate Mustangs' diplomas, now-senior Brad Seiter is making noises rarely heard in these parts since his two brothers and Johnny and Zig plied their trade in Mustang green. 

Brad Seiter sounds like a leader.


his senior seasons and possesses confidence in his teammates and their ability to achieve it. 

   Seiter is a survivor.  He has learned a lot in the past six months about being dealt severe life-inflicted gut punches and moving on.  A little thing like leading the 2005-06 Mustangs should come easy.  He has certainly established his credentials and won the respect of his teammates in both sports.  He has learned well from the experiences gained playing with the aforementioned seniors.  He is prepared to benefit from their finer attributes and anxious to improve upon their shortcomings. 

   Brad is no longer merely Nathan and Justin's kid brother.  He has very much become his own man, and will be out to make his own mark on the program in the coming twelve months, looking to provide these Mustangs with the most important elements oft lacking from past years' teams - confidence and iron-fisted leadership.

   While other seniors may share the title, expect Brad Seiter to emerge the dominant Senior Captain in both sports and then to go about the business of actively leading by action, example, and accountability while getting the job done. 

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Coach Dave Schabell      5-25-05   BMustangs Homepage
Anxious to get back in the gym to establish success on the hardwood with the new-era Mustangs and looking to lead a squad bent on making a name for themselves next spring on the diamond, Seiter conveys a long-lost passion in his voice that generates excitement when he details his hopes for