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Career Single Game Bests
| Category |
Total |
Date |
Opponent |
| At-Bats |
6 |
4/27/19 |
at Central Washington |
| Runs |
3 |
4/27/19 |
2 times |
| Hits |
4 |
4/27/19 |
at Central Washington |
| RBIs |
5 |
3/9/19 |
at Northwest Nazarene |
| 2B |
2 |
2/11/17 |
2 times |
| 3B |
1 |
5/5/16 |
vs. Saint Martin's |
| HR |
1 |
3/30/19 |
6 times |
| Walks |
4 |
4/13/19 |
Western Oregon |
| Stolen Bases |
1 |
5/2/19 |
2 times |
| Putouts |
15 |
5/1/16 |
at Western Oregon |
| Assists |
5 |
2/24/17 |
at Dixie State |
*Date of last occurrence if multiple
*Bold italics indicate school record
Awards
| All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference |
Season |
| Second Team |
2019 (Senior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2019 (Senior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2018 (Junior) |
| GNAC Player of the Week |
Season |
| March 24-30 |
2019 (Senior) |
| Athletic Department Awards |
Season |
| Breakout Player of the Year (Buzzies) |
2018-19 (Senior) |
Career Summary (as of 2019): At end of career ranked No. 1 in MSUB history with 780 putouts and 35 runners caught stealing…No. 3 in MSUB history with 65 walks…No. 7 in MSUB history with 19 hit by pitch and 12 sacrifice bunts.
2019: Second-team all-GNAC catcher…started 35 games and played in 43 in final collegiate season…ranked sixth on the team with a .322 batting average…had nine doubles and four home runs, while slugging .500…drove in 26 runs and scored 27…reached base at a clip of .453, ranking No. 3 on the team…was successful in only stolen base attempt…ranked third on the team with 21 walks…tied for team lead with 306 chances defensively…had just five errors for a fielding percentage of .984…earned GNAC Player of the Week honors on March 31…had a career-high six at-bats on April 27 against CWU…scored a career-high three runs on April 27…had a career-high four hits on April 27…had a career-high five RBIs on March 9 at NNU…matched the school record with four walks on April 13 against WOU…had a season-high 13 putouts in three different games…had a season-high four assists on March 17 and April 27, both against CWU…academic all-GNAC for second straight season…named the MSUB Breakout Player of the Year at The Buzzies…helped the ‘Jackets claim their fourth regular-season title in the last five years and tie the school record with 33 wins…helped the team win its first-ever GNAC tournament title and claim its first-ever berth into an NCAA D2 West Region Championship tournament.
2018: In season after year-ending knee injury, played in 19 games earning 10 starts at catcher…batted .275 with one double, one home run, and four RBIs…scored 10 runs…drew 10 walks and held an on-base percentage of .434…played stellar defense with just one error in 107 chances for a fielding percentage of .991…threw out five baserunners from behind the plate…academic all-GNAC…helped the Yellowjackets claim the 2018 GNAC regular season title and win a program-record 33 games.
2017: Limited to eight games due to a season-ending injury…went 9-for-30 in shortened season…hit first-career home run on Feb. 10 against Colorado Mines…drove in five runs.
2016: Started 42 games and played in 47 as No. 1 catcher…batted .195 with three doubles, a triple and a dozen RBIs in 113 at bats…drew 22 walks and was hit by eight pitches for an on-base percentage of .364…led team in putouts with 315…ranked third on the squad with 35 assists from behind the plate…held a stellar .978 fielding percentage in 358 chances…led GNAC in runners caught stealing with 19 and in total chances…had first-career multi-hit game on March 27 against Western Oregon…had first-career three-hit game at Western Oregon on May 1...finished season No. 5 in MSUB history with 381 career putouts…member of MSUB’s back-to-back GNAC regular-season championship title teams.
2015: Played in 13 games starting eight as a true-freshman catcher…recorded two hits with one double and seven RBIs…held an on-base percentage of .412…posted a fielding percentage of .986 with just one error in 73 chances…drew 11 walks against 10 strikeouts.
Capital High School: Was a catcher all four years of his prep career and lettered three years…in 2013 was named all-conference and named Capital High School MVP…in 2014 was named to all-conference team and Capital High School Ironman…played a key role in the winning of the 5A State Championship…was named Idaho Baseball Top 40 selection…senior season played on the Idaho Cubs Prospect Team.
