Brian Packin

1994-1996

Brian Packin produced one of the most powerful offensive careers in Randolph baseball history. A 1996 Star-Ledger First Team All-State selection, Packin hit .612 as a senior with 52 hits and 50 RBI, all school records, and finished his three-year varsity career with a .483 batting average.

Packin’s career totals included 126 hits, 123 RBI, 34 doubles, and 19 home runs, several of which stood as school records. He helped Randolph go 64-17 over three years and captained the 1996 team to a 22-5 season. Drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays, he chose UConn, where he earned Big East honors three times and set a Big East record with 4 home runs and 10 RBI in one game.

Accolades

• 1996 Star-Ledger First Team All-State Team

• First baseman with a “monster” senior year: .612 batting average, 52 hits, and 50 RBI, all school records

• 3-year varsity performer with a .483 career batting average

• Career totals: 126 hits, 94 runs, 123 RBI, 34 doubles, and 19 home runs

• Set school records for hits, RBI, doubles, home runs, senior batting average, senior hits, and senior RBI

• Junior and senior seasons: .504 average with 94 hits and 91 RBI

• 1996 team record: 22-5; 3-year team record: 64-17 (.790)

• Drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays but chose UConn

• Earned Big East honors in 1997, 1998, and 1999

• Holds Big East record with 4 home runs and 10 RBI in one game against St. John’s

• 1996 Team Captain