MSU Athletics

2020 Season (Sophomore)
Made 14 appearances, all starts, during a shortened season... Hit .352 (19x54) to lead the team... Posted five doubles, and a team-leading four home runs and 15 RBI... Slashed a .667 slugging-percentage, .429 on-base percentage, and a 1.096 OPS (team lead)... Led the team with 36 total-bases and stole six bases on seven attempts... Drove in four runs on Feb. 21 at Missouri Western, doubled twice in that same game.

2019 Season (First Year)
Made 31 appearances with 86 at-bats over 23 starts... Hit .244 (21x86) with 21 runs scored, three doubles, one triple, one home run, and 15 RBI... Slashed a .357 slugging percentage, .323 on-base percentage, and .660 OPS... Recorded three hits on Apr. 26 against Minnesota-Duluth... Drove in a season-high four runs on Mar. 11 at St. Cloud State... Stole two bases against Bemidji State on May 1. 

Prior to MSU
Was selected by the Atlanta Braves out of high school, played less than 60 games of rookie-league baseball, petitioned the NCAA and had his amateur status restored... Selected by the Braves in the 29th round out of Mater Dei in 2016... Became the third Wildcat player drafted out of high school and the first to sign... Hit .259 in 28 games for the Braves' Gulf Coast League rookie affiliate during the summer of 2016... Attended Indiana University as a student and transferred to Minot State at the end of the 2018 academic year.  

High School (Mater Dei)
Turned down college football offers to play pro baseball... Was a member of Mater Dei's Class 2A state runner-up baseball team as a sophomore in 2014... Hit .507 as a senior with 14 extra-base hits (seven doubles, six triples, one home run)... Stole 17 bases and scored 31 runs in 90 plate appearances his senior year... As a senior on Mater Dei's football team, gained 1,307 yards receiving averaging a single-season school record 25.1 yards per catch; he also holds the school record with a 23.2 average per reception... Associated Press Class 2A all-state wide receiver... Named 2016 Male Athlete of the Year at the Southern Indiana Athletic Conference Night of Champions.