Staff report Time. It makes all the difference. Be it game day, the batting cage, or the weight room for players aspiring to compete at the next level you must be willing to put in the time. And for …
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Staff report
Time. It makes all the difference. Be it game day, the batting cage, or the weight room for players aspiring to compete at the next level you must be willing to put in the time. And for Peter Brookshaw it is pretty simple.
“Whether it’s Monday, Wednesday, or Saturday, April, September, or January, you have to be willing to put in the time,” he said.
It was a banner year for Brookshaw and North Dakota State. Advancing to the NCAA tournament for the second time in school history, the Bison won the Summit League Championship and a school record 42 games this season. The 2018 Prescott High School alumnus finished in the top three in nine offensive categories for the Bison playing in all 63 games this season.
But for Brookshaw, the
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