Brooks Bond, a 6‑foot‑tall shortstop from Lewis Central Senior High School, has been crowned the Prep Baseball Iowa Hitter of the Week for Week 4 of the 2026 season.
In just 20 at‑bats, Bond compiled a staggering 14 runs, 14 hits, 12 RBIs, five doubles, a triple, four home runs and six stolen bases, underscoring his all‑around impact on the diamond.
Power Meets Speed
Bond’s blend of raw power and baserunning speed has made him a focal point for coaches across the state, who have submitted his name for the weekly accolade.
The shortstop bats left‑handed and throws right‑handed, a combination that has helped him generate extra‑base hits while maintaining a quick first step on the bases.
Off the field, Bond plays for the Iowa Sticks / Spects National summer team, where he continues to refine his swing against top competition.
A Rising Star in the Class of 2028
Standing at 175 pounds, Bond brings a compact, athletic frame to the game, allowing him to generate torque while keeping his swing compact.
His nomination reflects the confidence coaches have in his ability to influence games, as all Hitter of the Week candidates are submitted by high school coaches who observe performance firsthand.
The recognition also shines a spotlight on Lewis Central Senior High School, whose program has produced several standout athletes in recent years.
Prep Baseball Iowa, the governing body for the state’s high school baseball coverage, highlighted Bond’s achievements on its website, linking to the original announcement.
Fans and teammates alike celebrate the honor, anticipating an even more explosive second half of the season for the young shortstop.