University of Nevada Athletics

NEVADA
2018 (Sr.): Finished his Wolf Pack career with a .321 batting average after hitting .359 his senior season, the second-highest average on the team and 67th in the nation … Accumulated 65 hits, 43 runs scored, eight doubles, one home run and 19 RBI with a .425 slugging percentage while roaming center field for the Pack … With only 14 strike outs on the year, was ranked as the 34th toughest batter to strike out in DI … Recorded a career-high five RBI in a 15-2 win over New Mexico (4/13) … Led the team by laying down 10 sacrifice bunts … Helped Nevada win its second Mountain West regular season championship after finishing 20-9 in conference play … Had a season-high three hits six times and had 19 multiple hit games on the year to rank third on the team …  Held a reached-base streak of 20 during the season, the third highest on the team … Went on a nine game hit streak and ended the season registering a hit in his last four contests … 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 fourth time.

2017 (Jr.): Batted .271 as the only Wolf Pack player to see action in all 55 games … Hit 12 doubles, two triples and three home runs to go along with 24 RBI … Career-high four hits twice this season, including against New Mexico (5/19) when he went 4-for-6 with three RBI and two doubles … Posted a perfect fielding percentage with 123 chances and 119 putouts, helping the Wolf Pack tie for the best fielding percentage in the Mountain West at .978 … In MW play, held the third best batting average on the team at .308 with only seven strikeouts in 107 at bats … Lettered for the third time.

2016 (So.): Played in 53 games with 49 starts, posting a .368 batting average with 70 hits, 38 runs and 37 RBI … One of the most improved players in the nation, lifting his batting average from .050 as a true freshman to .368 as a sophomore … Ranked second on the team, sixth in the Mountain West and 77th in the nation at the plate (.368) … Also tallied a .426 on base percentage and a .479 slugging percentage … Hit 16 doubles, one triple and one home run … Started in 31 games in the outfield and 18 as a designated hitter … Also posted a .973 fielding percentage with two errors in 73 chances … Batted .352 in conference play … Helped Nevada post a 20-4 record in its final 24 games, batting .348 in that span … Also batted .375 with nine hits, six runs and five RBI in six postseason games to lead Nevada to its first MW tournament finals appearance in program history … Posted 23 multi-hit games and 12 multi-RBI games … Went 4-of-6 with two RBI and three runs in a victory at Texas State (4/9) … Went 4-of-5 with three RBI and three runs in a victory over top-seeded Fresno State (5/27) in the MW tournament … Hit his first career home run in a win against UC Davis (4/26) … Letter winner.

2015 (Fr.): Appeared in 14 games with three starts in his first season of collegiate baseball … Posted his first career hit with an RBI double in a victory at San Diego State (4/19) … Scored three runs in the regular season … Frequently used as either a pinch-hitter or outfielder … Posted a perfect fielding percentage with 10 putouts … Helped Nevada claim the regular season Mountain West championship … Letter winner.

PRIOR TO NEVADA 
High School: Graduated from Bishop Gorman High School is a four-year letter winner in baseball and a two-year letter winner in basketball … Led Bishop Gorman to a pair of state championships … After batting .590 as a senior, was named the state player of the year by Silver State Preps … Was a first team all-state selection, Rawlings third team All-American and Southwest Conference player of the year in 2014 … Also tallied 41 RBI and eight home runs … Hit for .451 as a junior with four home runs and 38 RBI.

PERSONAL
Majoring in general studies  ... Son of Kip and Kelly Krzmarzick … Father, Kip, played baseball collegiate for Winona State College (Minn.) … Enjoys basketball, the outdoors and movies in free time.