Chico State Athletics

As a Senior (2025)
- Two-way player, pitched and served as the designated hitter
- As a hitter, he batted .286 with 6 doubles, 2 home runs and 26 RBIs
- As a pitcher, he started 11 of his 12 appearances, throwing 49.2 innings
- Had a 7-game hitting streak from March 7 to March 21
- Hit home runs at San Francisco State (February 21) and against Cal State San Bernardino (April 4)
- Had 9 multi-hit and multi-RBI games each
- Went a perfect 4-for-4 with 3 runs scored, 2 batted in and a home run at Cal Staet Monterey Bay (April 4)
- As a pitcher, went 1-2 with a 4.17 ERA
- Recorded 46 strikeouts and issued 20 walks
- Struckout a season-high 8 batters against Cal State Dominguez Hills in the CCAA Tournament elimination game (May 8)
- Had 7 strikeouts recorded in game 2 of the doubleheader at San Francisco State (February 22)
- Went a season-high 6 innings pitched, the first in game two against Cal State LA (April 18) and the other against Cal State Dominguez Hills in the CCAA Tournament (May 8)

As a Junior (2024)
- Two-way player
- Started 30 of 35 games as a position player, 8 as a catcher, 22 as the designated hitter
- Made 16 appearances as a pitcher, all out of the bullpen
- Played in 7 games as both the designated hitter and pitcher
- As a hitter, he batted .341 with 11 doubles, 4 home runs and 32 RBIs
- On the mound, he threw 27.2 innings with a 5.20 ERA, 25 strikeouts and 3 walks
- Had a 4-hit games against Cal State San Marcos (March 16)
- Had two games with 3 RBIs, the first was at Cal State San Bernardino (April 7) and the other was against Sonoma State in the CCAA Championship Opening Round (May 3)
- Threw a season-high 6 innings of relief in 10-inning win at Colorado Mesa (April 14), having thrown 72 itches and striking out 5 and walking 1 batter
- Had 5 other games with 3-plus innings of relief

As a Sophomore (2023)
- Started 26 of 31 games
- Hit .289 with 4 doubles, 2 home runs and 7 RBIs
- Caught 7 runners stealing
- Had a 3-for-4 game with a double and an RBI against Cal State East Bay on March 31

Pre-Chico Days
- Played the 2022 season at Skyline College in San Bruno, hitting .290 with one home run and 13 runs batted in
- Helped lead Skyline to the Coast North Conference championship
- A 2019 graduate of Terra Nova High School in Pacifica
- First Team All-Peninsula Bay League selection and team MVP as a senior
- Also lettered in basketball and water polo

Personal
- Born May 20 in Redwood City
- Son of Jerry and Alysia
- Has two siblings, Jennifer and Alex
- Favorite course at Chico State is Outdoor Education taught by Barb Across because 'she showed us a great way to get students out of their comfort zones and a great way to become bonded with a group of individuals.'
- Cites his parents as his heroes because 'I would not be anywhere in life without them.'
- Favorite athlete is former San Francisco Giants MVP Buster Posey because 'he is a great role model and my favorite player growing up. Being a catcher basically my entire life, everyone always told me to become the next Buster Posey, so I modeled my game to be as much like him as possible.'
- Chose Chico State because 'of it’s great reputation for Baseball. I wanted to be in an environment of like mixed individuals who want to win. Being a Northern California native it was nice to be close to home as well.'
- His greatest moment in sports so far was winning the conference title outright while with Skyline College in 2022
- A great accomplishment outside of sports is keeping a respectable GPA through college
- His best talent outside of sports is being a good friend and cooking
- During his free time he enjoys fishing, playing basketball and hanging out with friends
- On his bucket list is to play professional baseball
- An interesting fact about him is he has two different sized pupils
- The best advice he received was from his father: 'He told me to play baseball a game at a time. Not only is that how I handle myself on the field but that is how I handle myself in life. Instead of worrying about the future or past all I can control is what I have directly in front of me and is something that I do on a daily basis.'
- Majoring in Kinesiology with an emphasis in coaching