About Austin Carradine

Austin Carradine attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School, where he was part of the Center for International Curriculum, a program focused on global studies and academic achievement. During his time at Poly, he balanced a strong commitment to both the arts and athletics. He played piano and trumpet in the school's jazz band, honing his skills as a musician. Athletically, Austin competed as an outfielder and left-handed pitcher for the baseball team, while also playing running back for the football team. His diverse experiences at Poly helped shape his discipline, creativity, and competitive spirit.

After graduating from Long Beach Polytechnic High School, Austin Carradine continued his athletic and academic journey at Glendale Community College in Los Angeles. At Glendale, he competed as a left-handed pitcher for the baseball team while pursuing his academic interests in philosophy. Balancing athletics and academics, Austin earned his Associate’s Degree in Philosophy, further developing his critical thinking, discipline, and leadership both on and off the field.

After earning his Associate’s Degree from Glendale Community College, Austin Carradine transferred to the University of California, Irvine to continue both his athletic and academic pursuits. While at UC Irvine, he remained closely connected to the game by serving as a student manager for the baseball team, where he assisted with data collection and player development. Academically, Austin continued his study of philosophy, earning his Bachelor’s Degree with an emphasis in Law and Society. His experience at UC Irvine deepened his analytical thinking, leadership skills, and passion for both athletics and academics.