Sophomore Year 2026

Member of a Johnson County  team that will be regarded as one of the greatest teams in college baseball history … Helped the Cavaliers to a perfect 32-0 conference championship season, a program-record 41-game winning streak, a Region 6/District title and the first JUCO World Series National Championship in program history, finishing with a remarkable 67-3 overall record … Selected to the NJCAA and ABCA/Rawlings Baseball Division I All-America first-team …  Selected first-team NJCAA D-I All-America by The JUCO Baseball Blog … Also named to The JBB All-JUCO All-America second-team which includes all NJCAA Divisions, California Community College Athletic Association and Northwest Athletic Conference … Named All-Region 6 and All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference East Division first-team … Selected the East Jayhawk Conference Most Valuable Player …  Played in and started all 70 games … Batted .430 (98-for-228) with 17 doubles, two triples, 37 home runs, 56 extra base hits, 61 walks, 105 runs scored and 109 runs driven in … Produced 33 multiple-hit games, which tied for third on the team, and 33 multiple-RBI games, second-most on the squad … Posted a fielding percentage of .984 with 173 putouts, nine assists and only three errors … Led the conference in on-base percentage (.567) and walks, ranked second in home runs,  extra base hits and runs scored, third in RBI and slugging percentage (1.009), fourth in hits, sixth in the batting average and eight in doubles … Nationally ranked second in home runs, fourth in walks, fifth in RBI and slugging percentage and ninth in hits … His 37 homers tied for ninth most all-time in college baseball history at any level and tied the second-most hit by a two-year player in history … On JCCC’s season charts set a new season record for walks, ranks second in home runs, multiple home runs games (8), runs scored and multiple-RBI games, third in RBI and multiple-hit games, fourth in hits, eighth in at bats, tied for 24^th in doubles and tied or 36^th in batting average … In KJCCC history ranks seconds for a season all-time in home runs, fourth in walks and fifth in RBI and runs scored, tied for 12^th in hits … Singled in his first game in a Cavalier uniform in a 10-8 win at Amarillo (2-1-25) … Had two singles and drove in a run in a 20-9 win in the second game of the twin bill … Had a double and home run to drive in three runs in an 11-7 win at Amarillo in the final game of the series (2-2-26) … Ripped a double and a triple to drive in four in a 20-2 blowout at Crowder (2-9-26) … Led JCCC to a 13-3 win in the opening game of a doubleheader against Metropolitan with four RBI on two hits, including a two-run double in the first inning and a two-run home run in the fifth, the launched three home runs – in the first, fifth and seventh innings – and drove in five runs … His three-home runs effort tied the second-best game in program history … Belted a two-run homer to help JCCC to a 12-11 win over Pratt (2-19-26) … Had an RBI single and scored in a 3-2 win over the Beavers the following day (2-20-26) … Capped the series with an RBI double, two walks and two runs scored in a 12-0 shutout … Was named the KJCCC East Division and NJCAA Player of the Week after helping lead the Cavaliers to a series sweep over Highland … Hit .272 (8-for-11) with five home runs, five walks, nine runs scored and eight RBI … Opened the series with two home runs and three RBI in an 8-0 win and followed with another two-homer, three-RBI effort in a 22-2 romp over the Scotties (3-5-26) … Back at it two days later hit his fifth home run in three games and drove in two in a 10-0 victory (3-7-26) … Blasted a three-run shot in a 13-3 win over Coffeyville in the series opener (3-12-26) … Had a single, home run, scored six times and drove in three in the final two games against the Ravens in Coffeyville (3-14-26) … Posted an impressive slash line of .500/.611/1.571 while leading the top-ranked Cavaliers to a four-game conference sweep over Labette (3/19/26 & 3/21/26) … Was 7-for-14 at the plate with five home runs, nine runs scored, four walks, and 11 RBI and was named KJCCC East Player of the Week for the second time on the season … Hit a homer in all four games with three runs shots in each of the first two games and capped the series with two bombs and four RBI in the final game … Extended his home runs streak to five straight games with a two-run shot in a 13-3 win over Neosho County in the series opener (3-26-26) … His five-game home run streak tied the second-longest in program history … In the final game of the series sweep of the Panthers, started a season-long nine game hitting streak going 5-for-6 with a double, home runs, three runs and two RBI (3-28-26) … Hit five-hit effort tied for most in a game in program history and fifth-best in conference history … Opened the Allen series with two doubles, two runs scored and two RBI in an 11-0 win, and followed with two solo homers in a 12-5 victory (4-2-26) … Went 4-for-5 with two doubles, two home runs, three runs and five RBI in a 23-3 rout over Baker JV (4-9-26) … Hit another pair of solo homers in a 13-2 win over Southwestern (4-11-26) … Had two singles and three RBI to help JCCC to a 20-1 win over Baker JV (4-12-26) … Batted .595 over the streak (22-for-37) with six doubles, seven home runs, 17 runs and 17 RBI … After going 0-for-1 with two walks and two runs in a 12-1 win over Kansas City Kansas in the opening game of the series, hit a single and solo home run and scored twice in a 18-4 win over the Blue Devils, while starting an eight-game hitting streak … (4-16-26) … Also had at least one RBI in all eight games of the streak … Was 2-for-4 with a home run and four RBI in a 7-1 win over KCKCC in the third game (4-18-26) … Hit a home run, walked three times, scored three runs and drove in two in a 16-6 at Cowley (4-23-26) … Hit .476 over the eight-game streak (10-for-21) with one double, one triples, one home run, 13 runs and 14 RBI … In 20-1 win over Fort Scott in the final game of the regular season went 2-for-4 with a homer, a walk, three runs and four driven in … Opened postseason play with two hits, including a double, walked twice, scored three times and drove in two in a 19-7 win over Garden City (5-7-26) … Helped send the Broncbusters home in a 16-3 win with two homers, three walks, three runs and four RBI (5-8-26) … Went 2-for-4 with a home run, two runs and two RBI in a 13-4 win to eliminate Cloud County from the Region 6/Plains District Tournament (5-15-26) … Had two singles, two walks and scored twice in JCCC’s 11-9 comeback walk off victory over Barton (5-15-26) … Had an RBI singles in a 9-1 win to send Cowley packing for the season (5-16-26) … Helped JCCC advance to the Championship Game with two hits, including a double, a walk, two runs and two RBI in a 15-10 victory over Kansas City Kansas (5-16-26) … Had a double, home run, three RBI and scored a run in a 9-2 win over the Blue Devils to capture the Region 6/Plains District Championship and advance to the JUCO World Series (5-17-26) … Hit .433 in the tournament (13-for-30) with three doubles, four home runs, 11 walks, 13 runs and 14 RBI … Scored two runs in the Cavaliers 19-2 win over Harford in the opening game of the World Series (5-23-26) … Collected a single, a home run, walked once, scored two runs and drove in three in a 12-7 win over Walters State (5-25-26) … Had an RBI single, walked and scored twice in a 19-1 romp over Miami-Dade (5-27-26) … Got on twice with a pair of singles and scored a run in the Cavaliers come-from-behind walk off 10-9 win over Midland to advance to the National Championship Game (5-28-26) … In the Championship Game, belted a three-run home run to give the Cavaliers a 6-3 advantage on their way to an 8-5 win over Blinn and secure the program’s first National Championship (5-29-26) … Hit .353 in the World Series (6-for-17) with two home runs, four walks, eight runs and seven driven in … Ranks tied for third in JCCC World Series history in runs scored, tied for third in home runs and walks, fifth in RBI, seventh in hits, tied for 13^th in extra base hits, and 20^th in batting average … JCCC Student-Athlete Academic Award recipient with a 4.0 GPA .. Ranked No. 35 on Perfect Game USA’s Top-500 Prospect List for 2026.

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Freshman Year 2025 at Iowa
Played one season for head coach Rick Heller at the University of Iowa … Part of a Hawkeyes team that finished 33-22-1 … Appeared in 13 games … Batted .250 (4-for-16) with three walks, five runs scored and one driven in … Made his debut with two at bats in a 9-5 loss at South Florida (2-16-25) … Had a single and a run scored in a 12-7 loss to Washington State (2-27-25) … Drove in a run with a single, walked and scored twice as the starting designated hitter for Hawkeyes in a 14-3 victory over Washington State (3-2-25) … Recorded a pinch hit single in a 5-4 loss at Rutgers (3-7-25) … Walked and scored a run in a 16-0 blowout at Rutgers (3-8-25) … Collected a pinch hit single and scored in a 16-1 win over Augustana (3-11-25). 

High School
Was a three-year starter for coach Brett Williams at Cedar Falls High School, Cedar Falls, Iowa … Graduated 2024 … Rated the No. 2 shortstop and No. 7 overall recruit in the state of Iowa by Perfect Game … Rated the No. 11 overall prospect in the state of Iowa and no. 2 rated shortstop in the state by Prep Baseball Report … Was a two-time first-team All-State, two-time first-team All-Conference and three-time first-Team All-District selection …Also named second-team all-conference his junior year … Finalist for The Courier Male High School Athlete of the Year as a senior … Named the Large East Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Series MVP … Batted .404 with a.600 on-base percentage, including 40 hits,  nine double, two triples, five home runs, 40 runs and 33 RBI as a senior … As a junior batted .397 with 50 hits, 11 doubles, six triples, nine home runs, 50 runs and 45 driven in … Hit .381 with 37 hits, 10 doubles, three triples, five homers, 45 runs and 39 RBI as a sophomore …  Finished his career with 123 hits, 30 doubles, 11 triples, 19 home runs, 135 runs and 117 driven in … Set the career team records for triples, home runs, runs, walks, on base percentage, slugging percentage and on base plus slugging percentage … Was a two-year starter in football … Earned first-team all-conference at linebacker his senior year … Was a two-year starter in football … Named All-State third team as a junior … Was a two-time All-Mississippi Valley first-team performer … Twice named to the Iron Man Team … Helped the team reach the state quarterfinals each season … Also earned a varsity letter in basketball … Leader of Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Personal
Born Colin John Coonradt on August 12, 2025, in Waterloo, Iowa … Nickname is Coon … Son of Tim and Mandy Coonradt … Has two brothers, Colby and Noah … Major is undecided … Also recruited by Des Moines Area Community College, Iowa Central Community College, Iowa Western Community College and Kirkwood Community College … Favorite foods are steak, hamburgers and pasta … Favorite restaurant is Habachi … Favorite movie is Transformers … Favorite sports movies are Rocky, Creed and Creed 2 … Favorite actor is Denzel Washington … Favorite music entertainer is Frank Forrest … Favorite athlete is Anthony Rizzo … Favorite sports teams are the Chicago Cubs and Minnesota Vikings … Greatest sports moment was getting his first hit in college … Best player he has played against is former Iowa Hawkeyes teammate Cade Oberbueller … A notable alumnus from his school is NFL linebacker Jack Campbell.