Brad Wedeking Fastpitch Softball Resume

Brad was a great catcher and an aggressive hitter! He was outstanding when catching his HOF brother, Joey Wedeking.

Chronological Resume

2019 NAFA Master’s Runner Up 50+

2018 NAFA Master’s 50+ All-Tournament Team

2017 +60 NAFA Fastpitch Softball Tournament Champions

2015 +55 NAFA Fastpitch Softball Tournament Champions, All Tournament Team

2005 +45 ASA Fastpitch Softball Tournament, 3^rd place as team, 2^nd team All-Tournament

2000 Iowa ISC Fastpitch Softball Tournament, 2^nd Place

2001 Iowa ISC Fastpitch Softball Tournament, 2^nd Place

2001 ASA Fastpitch Softball Regional Tournament Champions

1998 ASA Fastpitch Softball National Tournament participant

1988 Iowa ISC Fastpitch Softball Tournament Champions; hit .300 for the year

1987 Iowa ISC Fastpitch Softball Tournament Champions, Most Valuable Player; hit .307 for the year

Brad’s resume stands on its own even though he was the designated catcher for Joe Wedeking, his brother and HOF pitcher, for their entire careers.

In 1986, Brad joined Waterloo Turf Control. In the 32 team Midwest Classic in Fort Dodge, Brad was an important member of the Championship team. Later that year, Brad helped Turf Control finish 5^th out of the 12 teams entered and qualified for the Major Regional in Omaha.

In 1987, Brad help Waterloo Universal Financial win their first ISC State Championship and earn a spot in the ISC World Tournament in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

In 1988, Brad caught is brother Joe and won their second ISC State Tournament. At the ISC World in Decatur, Brad help Waterloo upset the former National Champion Seattle Pay N Pak 2-1.

Brad played part time with Kent Feed in 1989 in tournaments and in the ISC Travel League.

In 1990, Brad went back home to play for Clarksville and helped win the Class A State.

In 1995, Brad helped the Waverly NC+ Hybrids to a second-place finish in the Class A State.

In 1996, Brad was an important part of the Waverly NC+ Hybrids fourth place in the Major State.

Brad was a remarkable defensive catcher. During the years he caught his brother, he never gave Joe signs. Joe would throw any pitch he wanted at any count and Brad would catch it!

Brad continued to play competitive fastpitch softball through the 2019 season. He was a lifetime .300 hitter and he was the catcher for one of the best pitchers in the Iowa Men’s Fastpitch Softball Hall of Fame.