Chico State Athletics

Notable Awards
- All-CCAA Honorable Mention (2025)

As a Senior (2025)
- Started 43 of 47 games played, all in left field
- Played three games at first base
- Received All-CCAA honorable mention as an outfielder
- Led the team in batting average (.377) while finishing 16th in the West Region
- In CCAA season, finished fourth in doubles (12), sixth in both batting average (.390) and on-base percentage (.461), ninth in total hits (57) and stolen bases (8)
- Recorded 13 doubles, a home run and 28 RBIs throughout the season
- Ended the season on a 17-game hitting streak
- Had 24 multi-hit and 8 multi-RBI games
- Went 8 games with 3 multiple hits
- Only home run was in game one against Cal State LA (April 18)
- Came up clutch with a walkoff RBI single against Cal State Dominguez Hills in the CCAA Tournament first elimination game (May 8)

As a Junior (2024)
- Started 18 of 34 games, splitting start roles in the outfield and at first base
- Batted .266 with 2 doubles and 8 RBIs
- Also drew four walks
- Stole 4 bases in 5 attempts
- Had four multi-hit games

With Sierra College (Rocklin)
- Helped the Wolverines reach the State semifinal after winning the NorCal region in 2023
- First-team all-utility player in 2023

With Del Oro High School (Loomis)
- Lettered in baseball

Club
- Played for the NorCal Scorpions in Roseville from 2012-16

Personal
- Born November 13 in Seattle, Washington
- Parents are Jennifer and David
- Has one sister, Kennedy, and one brother, Maverick
- Favorite athlete is Baseball Hall of Famer Derek Jeter
- Chose Chico State to be close to home and found it a good fit
- Greatest moment in sports thus far is hitting a walkoff home run to win the NorCal region and advance to the final four stage with Sierra College
- The most impressive thing he accomplished in life outside of sports is 'being someone to look up to for my siblings'
- Non-sports talent is drawing and gaming
- Enjoys sleeping and watching movies
- Loves to cook
- On his bucket list is to have a family
- Favorite quote is from David Kawahata: 'Do what you want'
- Majoring in Construction Management