University of Nevada Athletics

NEVADA
2019 (Sr.): Made 15 starts at designated hitter this season and four at catcher with a .206 batting average … Finishes his career at Nevada with a .231 batting average, 23 doubles, seven triples and nine home runs … Hit three bombs in 2019, two off No. 27 overall pick Ryan Jensen from Fresno State who only allowed three all season … Finished his senior season with 14 hits, five doubles, and one triple with a .441 slugging percentage … His best game of the season came in the Mountain West Tournament against Jensen when he complied a season-high two hits, one double, a home run and two runs scored … Lettered for the fourth year.

2018 (Jr.): Had a breakout season in 2018 and was named first team All-Mountain West … Set career highs with a .310 batting average, 129 at bats, 25 runs scored, 40 hits, seven doubles, 20 RBIs and six home runs … Had a career high seven-game hitting streak this season … Had 14 multiple hit games and four multiple RBI games in 2018 … Tied a career-high with three hits against Fresno State (5/5) … Matched his career mark of three RBIs in a game versus UNLV in the Mountain West tournament (5/24) … Posted a .992 fielding percentage with only two errors on the year with 21 putouts and 252 chances … Recorded 229 putouts … Helped the Pack post the 19th best team batting average in the country at .297, rank eighth in the NCAA with 2.26 doubles per game, the 35th highest scoring offense and the 22nd best slugging percentage in Division I … Lettered for the third year.

2017 (So.): Started 30 games at catcher while appearing in 40 in his sophomore season … Recorded a batting average of .192 while tying a season-high with 19 hits and 12 RBI as well as  five doubles and two triples … Was walked 21 times, the third most on the team, one of which came in the bottom of the ninth against intrastate rival UNLV (5/12) with the bases loaded to win the game for the Wolf Pack 4-3 … Best game came against San José State (4/13) where he recorded a season-high three hits along with an RBI and a double and a triple as the team’s designated hitter … Lettered for second time.

2016 (Fr.): Played in 36 games with 30 starts, receiving the most playing time among true freshman … Batted .186 with 19 hits, 12 runs and 12 RBI … Also drew nine walks and hit by pitch 1o times to post a .309 on-base percentage … Committed just one error in 146 chances to boast a .993 fielding percentage … Tallied a season-high two hits on four occasion … Hit a three-RBI triple to lead Nevada past SJSU (5/7) and set a season-high in RBI … Also went 2-of-3 with a season-high three runs scored in the Pack’s victory over New Mexico (5/14) … Played in three games and made two starts in the Mountain West tournament … Helped lead Nevada to a second place finish in the Mountain West and to its first MW tournament finals appearance in program history … Letter winner.

PRIOR TO NEVADA
High School: Graduated from Douglas HS as a four-year letter winner with the Tigers … Named the Northern Division I Defensive Player of the Year as a senior and junior … A two-time all-state selection by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, earning first team honors in 2015 and second team honors in 2014 … Hit .383 with 23 RBI and three home runs as a senior … Batted .385 with 30 runs scored, 31 RBI and seven home runs as a junior in 2014 … Also lettered in football for the Tigers.

PERSONAL
Majoring in general studies.