Andy Freimuth began his career on the soccer pitch in the Bristol Parks Department program and on the baseball fields of Edgewood Little League.  He was an Edgewood Little League All-Star in 1991 and 1992, and competed in the City Series for his A’s team.  Andy played for Bristol’s Jaycee Courant League team that won two state championships and was the championship game MVP in 1995.  Andy was a three-year starter and two-time All-CCC South selection while playing soccer at Bristol Central and, as Co-Captain, led the Rams to a state tournament semifinal appearance in his senior year. He was also a three-year starter and Captain his senior year in baseball. He was named All-State in 1998 and was selected to play in the Connecticut All-Stars versus Massachusetts at Fenway Park.  He was a member of the Bristol American Legion baseball team that played in the American Legion Baseball Eastern Regionals in 1996 and helped Post 2 win Zone 1, the Connecticut state tournament, and the Eastern Regionals to advance to the American Legion Baseball World Series in 1997 where they won two games and finished in the final four in the country.  Andy went on to play four years of baseball at Trinity College where he was Co-Captain his senior year.  He was a four-time All-NESCAC performer at shortstop and was selected to multiple Eastern College Athletic Conference and American Baseball Coaches Association All-New England and All-Region teams.  He competed in the NESCAC baseball tournament in each of his four years at Trinity, with the team winning the championship in 2000, and he twice led the Bantams to the NCAA tournament.  He was a career .370 hitter for the Bantams and is in the school’s top five all time in career games started, at-bats, runs, hits, doubles, triples and RBIs.

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