Kyle Brown had an impressive career in baseball, spanning various levels of the game. He played three years of Varsity Baseball at Colonie, earning the distinction of First Team All Suburban Council for three consecutive years. In 1999, he was recognized as the Times Union “Player of the Year.” During his time at Colonie, he established and, in some cases, still holds numerous offensive individual and career baseball records.He was a key member of the Adirondack Empire State Gold Medal-winning baseball team in both 1998 and 1999. Additionally, Brown contributed to the South Troy Dodgers baseball team’s remarkable journey to the 2000 Connie Mack National Runner-up position, where he also earned a spot on the First Team All-Tournament team.Brown’s baseball talents didn’t stop at the collegiate level. He accepted a Baseball scholarship from Le Moyne College, where he played for four years. During his time there, he earned the distinction of First Team All MAAC and Second Team All Region in 2004. Impressively, he holds both the single-season and career stolen base records at Le Moyne College.In 2004, Brown’s skills led to his selection in the MLB Draft by the New York Mets, and he played two years in their organization. After his playing career, Brown  transitioned into coaching, beginning as an assistant Baseball Coach at Oswego State. Under his guidance, the team reached the D3 College Baseball World Series twice, in 2017 and 2018.Beyond baseball, Brown has also made significant contributions to high school sports, coaching in Baseball, Basketball, Football, and Unified Sports. Currently, he serves as the Athletic Director, Assistant Principal, and Special Education Director at the Town of Webb Union Free School District in Old Forge, NY. His passion for sports and education continues to have a lasting impact.