2007 Football Roster
Roster
Shea Brewster
- Height:
- 6-null
- Weight:
- 167
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- College Station, Texas
- High School:
- A&M Consolidated
High School: A&M Consolidated High School, College Station, Texas ... Rated the nation[apos]s 11th-best kicker by Rivals.com ... Earned third-team Class 5A all-state honors from the Texas Sports Writers Association after connecting on 31-of-31 PATs and 10-of-14 field goals in final prep season ... 3-star rank from Rivals.com ... Four of 10 field goals were 40 yards or longer ... Also named to 2006 Bryan-College Station Eagle All-Brazos Valley team ... Offered a scholarship by Baylor after an impressive showing in Bears[apos] summer camp ... Wasn[apos]t expected to be the Tigers[apos] kicker in 2006, but when Consolidated[apos]s Matt Szymanski elected to graduate early and enroll at Texas A&M for the 2006 season, Brewster took over the kicking chores ... Had a pair of game-winning field goals ... Kicked 37-yard field goal in the second overtime to lift the Tigers to a 24-21 victory over Bryan in the Crosstown Showdown ... Nailed 47-yard field goal with 59 seconds left to lift Consolidated to a 17-14 Week 1 victory over Leander ... Made a pair of 47-yard field goals in final prep season ... Averaged 37.0 yards on 31 punts as a senior ... Finished as the runner-up in the kickoff competition at 2005 Lone Star Challenge ... As a junior, he attempted just one PAT and had a few kickoffs, but no field goal attempts ... Also considered Kansas, Oklahoma State and SMU ... Helped Consolidated to an 8-2 record and the 2006 District 13-5A title ... Qualified for the 2006 regional wrestling tournament in the 152-pound division ... Participated in community service event Extreme Makeover ... Coached by Jim Slaughter at the District 13-5A school.
Personal: The son of Joseph and Toby Brewster, Shea Wahle Brewster was born June 4, 1988, in College Station, Texas ... The youngest of six children has sight set on becoming a radiologist ... Health science studies major.
