Chico State Athletics

As a Sophomore (2026)
– Right-handed pitcher who made four appearances, all starts
– Went 0–0 with a 3.38 ERA in 18.2 innings pitched
– Allowed seven earned runs while striking out three batters
– Held opponents scoreless in his second start of the season against No. 19 Point Loma (February 6)
– Threw a season-high seven innings against Point Loma, allowing four hits and one walk in Chico State’s 4–1 loss
– Made his season debut against Jessup (January 31), allowing one run over 4.2 innings in Chico State’s 3–2, 10-inning win
– Worked 5.2 innings against Western Oregon (February 13), striking out one in Chico State’s 10–6 victory
– Also started against UC-Colorado Springs (February 20)
– Did not allow a home run across 82 batters faced
– Finished with a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage, recording one putout and three assists without an error
– Helped turn one double play defensively

With Cuesta College
– Helped lead the program to the 2025 Western State Conference North co-championship
– Member of back-to-back regional championship teams (2024, 2025)
– Earned 2024 Western State Conference North Second Team All-Conference honors

With San Marcos High School (San Marcos, Calif.)
– Lettered in baseball

Personal
– Born December 3 in San Marcos
– Parents are Chastity and Steven Seibert
– Has one sister, Grace, and two brothers, Luke and Matthew
– Favorite athletes: Mike Trout and Tarik Skubal
– Chose Chico State because “the opportunity to go to a new place, play baseball, learn and meet new people.”
– Greatest sports moment: Winning regionals in 2024 after a rain delay and an eight-run comeback to advance to the super regionals
– Best talent outside of baseball: Running
– Best advice received: “Keep your head up and move forward—there’s no stopping what you can do through hard work,” from his father
– Majoring in Business Administration