St. Bonaventure

Career Stats

As a Senior (2014)
Played in 28 games, starting in 25 … recorded a .278 batting average with 25 hits, including a triple (against George Washington-May 17) and five doubles … batted in seven runners and scored 12 runs … accumulated 32 total bases … scored at least two runs in two games, including three against George Washington (May 17) … recorded five multi-hit games, including four at Dayton (April 25) … batted in two runners at Dayton (April 26) … hit a triple against George Washington (May 17) … hit .273 and recorded 21 hits, scored 10 runs and batted in six runners in A-10 play … posted a .356 slugging percentage and a .356 on-base percentage … made a team-high 196 putouts with 12 assists and an error for a .995 fielding percentage.

As a Junior (2013) | Game-By-Game Stats
Played in 26 games and made 10 starts – primarily at designated hitter – during the course of the 48-game season … batted .180 with nine hits in 50 at bats, driving in eight runs and finishing with 15 total bases … had six of his RBI in the first eight games of the season, putting together two RBI each in games against Mount St. Mary’s (Feb. 26), Chicago State (March 3) and Rider (March 16) … his lone home run of the campaign came in that Chicago State contest … his only multi-hit game of the year came at home against Butler (March 30), going two-for-five with a run scored and an RBI … also made two starts at first base as part of doubleheaders against Rider (March 16) and Niagara (April 9).

As a Sophomore (2012) | Game-By-Game Stats
Played in 40 games, starting in 38 … hit .244 with eight RBI … batted .324 and had a .409 on-base percentage against lefties … had a .439 average when leading off an inning … fourth on the team with seven doubles … went 3-5 with two runs and an RBI against Northeastern (March 5) … had a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage on 48 putouts.

As a Freshman (2011) | Game-By-Game Stats
Played in 24 games, starting in 16 … hit .271 with one home run and nine RBI … three multi-hit games, the last of which came against Dayton (May 13) … hit his lone home run of the season against the Flyers that day … played as an outfielder against Rhode Island (March 3.)

High School
Voted top male athlete at North Allegheny High School, where he excelled in two sports  ... was a three-year starter with a career batting average of .380 ... led his team to WPIAL championship and State semifinals his junior year, where he batted .458 and led team in several offensive categories ... finished sixth in school history in hits and RBI for a single season ... named to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette all section team ... was a member of Keystone State All-Star team ... played for the Allegheny A’s in the Tri State scholar-athlete award winner.

Personal
Majoring in accounting.