Concordia University St. Paul Athletics

Concordia Career:
2016: Appeared in four games for the Golden Bears … batted .333 (1-3) in his four appearances … went 1-1 with an RBI and a run scored at Winona State on May 6.

2015: NSIC All-Academic ... played in five games, registering three at bats ... drew a walk against St. Cloud State (4/8, G2).

2014: Played in eight games, going 1-7 with a run, an RBI and a walk as a reserve infielder appearing twice at second base, six times as a pinch hitter and once as a pinch runner ... scored a run in his debut against Dordt (3/12), going 0-1 with a walk ... picked up first career hit at Sioux Falls (5/3, G2) ... drove in first run at Sioux Falls (5/4, G2).

Dakota County Technical College: 
Played in 11 games, scoring four runs with two RBI with a double and six walks ... had a .375 on base percentage. 

Eastview High School: 
Helped lead the Lightning to the 2012 MSHSL Class AAA Championship and a 22-5 overall record with a 13-4 record in the South Suburban Conference ... earned two letters in baseball and two in football ... named an All-Section second baseman in 2012 ... earned academic letter all four years ... as a senior hit .364/.478/.436 in 70 plate appearances in 27 games played ... scored 13 runs, drew eight walks and only struck out four times ... had four doubles and 12 RBI with six stolen bases. 

Personal: 
Born December 31, 1993 ... son of Adrian and Nicole Hebig ... has a younger brother, Rhett, and two younger sisters, Katherine and Elizabeth ... will major in finance and aspires to become a financial advisor with Northwestern Mutual ... is a Dean's List student ... his father, Adrian Hebig, played center field and wide receiver on the Southwest (Minnesota) State baseball and football teams (1984-89) ... his grandfather, Adrian Hebig, Sr. was a pitcher for the New York Giants (1947) ... his brother, Rhett is a catcher for the Augsburg College baseball team ... his uncle, Chris, was an infielder for the University of South Dakota baseball team ... his uncle, Mitch, was a pitcher for the Northwest Missouri State baseball team.