St. Bonaventure

Career Stats

As a Senior (2014)
Played in 13 games, starting in 12 … posted a 3-5 record on the mound … recorded a 4.57 ERA with 31 strikeouts and allowed 31 walks, 56 runs (41 earned) and 98 hits in 80 and two-thirds innings, the 15th-most innings pitched in the A-10 … recorded a save against Buffalo (April 1)… recorded back-to-back victories (at Dayton-April 25 and against Rhode Island-May 2) … struck out a season-high seven batters and allowed three walks, seven earned runs and 10 hits in seven innings against Dayton and struck out three batters and allowed two earned runs (one earned), four walks and eight hits in seven and two-thirds innings against Rhode Island (May 2)… picked up two wins with a 5.73 ERA with 27 strikeouts and allowed 22 walks, 48 runs (38 earned) and 79 hits in A-10 play … made 10 putouts with 13 assists and committed two errors for a .920 fielding percentage.

As a Junior (2013) | Game-By-Game Stats
Tied for the team lead with 17 pitching appearances with 10 out of the bullpen … was one of only two pitchers on the staff to finish the year with a record better than .500 at 2-1 … had an ERA of exactly 4.00 in 69.2 innings of work … allowed opponents to hit just .288 … in A-10 play, pitched to a 3.83 ERA – the best on the staff of those who threw at least 15 innings – and limited opposing batters to a .261 clip … won both of his games in A-10 action and also tied for the team lead with two saves in conference play … tossed one of three complete games by the Bonnies as he limited Fordham to just one run (none earned) in the season finale (May 17) over his nine innings of work … did not walk a batter in that contest and struck out three in lowering his ERA from 4.60 entering the game to its final 4.00 mark … over the final 29.2 innings of the year, allowed just six earned runs … surrendered just 19 walks, the 11th-fewest among all A-10 pitchers  … his 35 runs allowed were tied for the 12th-fewest in the A-10 … finished seven A-10 games, tied for the eighth-most in the league and made 12 A-10 appearances, tied for the seventh-most in the conference … earned his first save by throwing 2.1 innings of shutout relief against defending A-10 Champion Dayton (April 26) … his second save came in nearly equal fashion, keeping Rhode Island off the board in 2.2 innings of work (May 3).

As a Sophomore (2012) | Game-By-Game Stats 
Appeared in 20 games, starting in nine … tied first on team for appearances … held a 3-3 record with a 5.47 ERA … third on team with 77.1 innings of work … tied for seventh in A-10 for fewest walks with 22… he struck out two and allowed only four hits in a complete game no decision May 6 at Saint Louis.

As a Freshman (2011) | Game-By-Game Stats
Took the mound in 11 games, recording a 0-1 record and a 5.71 ERA in 17.1 innings

High School
Was a multi-sport athlete who excelled in baseball, swimming and football … in his senior year, he was named New York State First Team Pitcher, All Western New York Player of the Year, Post Journal Player of the Year, team most valuable player and most outstanding pitcher … posted a record of 32-0 as a starter dating back to sophomore year … was undefeated as a starting pitcher in postseason, including 3-0 in Far West Regional games … was named Post Journal All Star First Team and New York State First Team pitcher his junior year … had the highest batting average on the team as a sophomore … as a sophomore he won New York State First Team Pitcher, Post Journal Player of the Year and team most valuable player ... in his freshman year, he was the winning pitcher in the Far West Regional championship game … has the longest pass in school history (99 yards) for football … as a swimmer, county champion in 50 and 100 freestyle, 200 medley relay and 400 free relay.

Personal
Son of Bruce and Nancy Johnson … has six siblings Seth, Anneli, Cael, Thad, Tage and Kiah … Cael was a former pitcher with the Bonnies and Thad is a current shortstop … management major.