Montana State University Billings Athletics

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Collegiate Career Totals (2 years at Pierce College)


Career Single Game Bests (Hitting)

Category	Total	Date	Opponent
At-Bats	5	2/17/19	at Colorado Mesa
Runs	1	2/17/19	3 times
Hits	2	2/17/19	at Colorado Mesa
RBIs	1	4/27/19	2 times
2B	1	3/31/18	at Central Washington
3B	--	--	--
HR	--	--	--
Walks	1	2/23/19	2 times
Stolen Bases	--	--	--
Putouts	8	2/23/19	2 times
Assists	1	4/6/19	Saint Martin's

*Date of last occurrence if multiple

2019: Played in 19 games and earned six starts in final collegiate season…went 6-for-32 (.188) at the plate with one RBI…reached base at a clip of .235…scored a pair of runs…had a season-high five at-bats on February 17 at Colorado Mesa…had a season-high two hits on February 17…had a season-high eight putouts on February 17 and on February 23 at Dixie State…posted a .978 fielding percentage in 45 chances at first base…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: Had success in limited opportunities, going 4-for-7 primarily as a pinch hitter…played in seven games, notching one double and one run scored…had one RBI and drew two walks…helped the Yellowjackets claim the 2018 GNAC regular season title and win a program-record 33 games.

Pierce College: As a sophomore in 2017 competed in 17 games…had two doubles and six RBIs in 45 at-bats…committed just one error in 38 chances at first base for a fielding percentage of .974…as a freshman in 2015 saw action in 10 games as an infielder…had a pair of doubles and a stolen base in 29 at-bats.
 
Maui High School: Earned four letters as a first baseman on the Sabers’ baseball team…was a first-team all-leaguer as a senior and second-team all-league pick in junior season…was team captain sophomore-through-senior seasons.
 
Ishikawa on choosing MSUB: “MSUB offers great facilities as well as a program that I feel can help me become a better baseball player and overall better person.”