Concordia University St. Paul Athletics

Concordia Career:
2018: NSIC All-Academic … played in 10 games for the Golden Bears, starting three in the outfield … went 2 for 15 on the season … collected a home run, three RBI and two runs scored … hit his home run (a three-run blast) against Dakota Wesleyan on Mar. 8.

2017: Appeared in 47 games for the Golden Bears, starting 45 in right field and two in left field … hit .228 on the season (33-145), also drawing 19 walks for a .319 on base percentage … had 67 total bases for a .462 slugging percentage, second on the team … his 10 home runs led the team and was tied for sixth best in NSIC … scored 29 runs and drove in 28 runs (both third on the team) … hit .333 against left-handed pitchers … reached base in seven of the first eight games, including four home runs … had a breakout weekend against Minnesota Crookston on April 1 and 2, going 5-13 with two home runs, four walks, eight RBI and four runs scored in a pair of doubleheaders … went 1-3 in the Concordia’s opening game of the season, recording his first hit and home run as a Golden Bear in a win on Feb. 27 against St. Cloud State … hit two home runs against Minot State in a 2-3 performance on March 27 … went 2-3 against St. Cloud State on April 7, homering, walking, driving in two runs and scoring four … went 4-6 in a doubleheader against Sioux Falls on April 28, scoring and driving in three runs as well as drawing a pair of walks.
 
Saint Leo University:
Career: Hit .231/.375/.769 (3-13) with all three hits going for extra bases with a double and a pair of home runs … scored five runs, drove in two and walked three times in 13 career games played.
2016: Competed in eight games, going 2-7 with two home runs, two RBI, four runs scored and three walks … had a .286/.500/1.143 slash for the Lions … hit first career home run at Lynn in a 27-7 win (4/9) … homered in his last at bat of the season in a 15-10 loss at #22 Florida Southern (5/14).
 
2015: Did not compete for the Lions.
 
2014: Played in five games as a freshman … first career hit was a double against Johnson University (2/5) … scored one run and had a .333 slugging percentage … was perfect in two defensive chances, both putouts.
 
Chanhanssen High School: Three-year baseball starter and earned a pair of letters in football for the Storm … a senior captain of the baseball team … named All-Missota Conference as a senior and All-Missota Conference honorable mention as a junior … named to Play Ball! Minnesota High School All-Star game … hit .386 as a senior and had a career .351 average … held the Storm record for career average.
 
Personal: Will pursue a master’s degree in exercise science, having already earned a bachelor’s degree in sport business from Saint Leo.