University of Nevada Athletics

NEVADA
2016 (Jr.): Posted a stellar season in his first year at Nevada after transferring from junior college … Named to the All-Mountain West second team … Played in 61 games with 60 starts and a .364 batting average … Tallied 83 hits, 51 runs and 40 RBI … Went 18-of-21 in steal attempts to lead the team and rank second in the MW in stolen bases … Ranked second on the team in hits and runs … Posted a .458 on base percentage and a .474 slugging percentage … Also posted a .986 fielding percentage only four errors in 280 chances, helping Nevada set a new program record for lowest team fielding percentage … Led the team with a .364 batting average in conference competition … Batted .381 with eight hits, three runs and three RBI in six postseason games to lead Nevada to its first MW tournament finals appearance in program history … Also led Nevada to a 20-4 record in its final 24 games, posting a .387 batting average with 36 hits, 20 runs and 18 RBI in that stretch … Tallied 24 multi-hit games and 10 multi-RBI games … Went 4-of-5 against Santa Clara to set a season-high in hits … Notched a season-high four RBI in a victory against SJSU … Tallied a season-high three runs on two occasions … Ranked second on the team with 17 doubles … Tallied a team-best 10 sacrifice hits … 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
College: Attended the College of San Mateo for two seasons … First team all-conference selection as a freshman and sophomore … Led the team with a .347 batting average as a sophomore in 2015 … Played in 43 games and led the team in hits (58), runs (49), walks (36), on base percentage (.473) and stolen bases (24) … Helped lead the Bulldogs to a 2015 Coast Golden Gate conference title with a 30-13 record and 17-5 league mark … Led the team in games played with 39 as a freshman in 2014 … Posted a .310 batting average to go along with 45 hits, 36 runs, 22 RBI, 27 walks and 27 stolen bases … Helped the College of San Mateo post a 24-15 record on the season … Won the Golden Glove award in 2014 and 2015 … Two-year letter winner.

High School: Graduated from Granada High School in Livermore, Calif. … Three-year letter winner in baseball and a one-year letter winner in football … Helped lead Granada to a 24-2 record as a senior and a No. 16 national ranking.

PERSONAL
Born Miles James Mastrobuoni … Son of Frank and Barbara Mastrobuoni … Has one brother, Marcus, who played for Cal State Stanislaus and is currently in MLB’s rookie league … Intends to major in general studies at Nevada.