Allbritton joined Martin’s staff in 2012 after a successful collegiate playing career at Barton County Community College and Emporia State University.   Under his guidance the Rafters offense compiled a .262 team batting average, ranking them third-best in the South Division in that category.  The only two teams with a better team batting average than the Rafters were the Loggers and Woodchucks, who both advanced to postseason play.  The 2012 Rafters also ranked fourth out of the eight teams in the South Division in hits (622) and home runs (43).

Allbritton began his college career at Barton County Community College in Great Bend, Kansas, where he was the team’s starting catcher for two seasons and was voted to the Jayhawk West All-Conference Team.  He then transferred to Emporia State University, where he was the team’s starting catcher for his final two seasons.  While at Emporia State, Allbritton received All-Conference, All-Region, and All-American honors at the Division II level. 

Allbritton’s success afforded him the opportunity to play two different stints of summer collegiate baseball, an area in which he brings invaluable experience to the Rafters organization.   He spent the 2009 summer playing for the El Dorado Broncos of the National Baseball Congress Jayhawk League, helping the Broncos to an NBC World Series title that summer. The following summer he was a member of the--now defunct--Brainerd Lakes Area Lunkers of the Northwoods League.

Allbritton is a native of Shreveport, Louisiana, where he was team captain and won All-City and All-District honors playing baseball at C.E. Byrd High School.  He is currently serving as the hitting coach at Emporia State University in Kansas.