Lewis & Clark College

Lewis & Clark Profile

2024 Awards

All Conference: NWC Honorable Mention Team 

College Sports Communications (CSC) Academic All-District

2024 SEASON HIGHS

Games Played/Games Started: 31/31

Average/On-base Percentage/Slugging Percentage: .259/.403/.444

Hits: 28 (4 vs. Pacific Lutheran GM1 April 6) 

Runs: 18 (3 vs. Pacific Lutheran GM1 April 6)       

Runs Batted In: 28 (4 two times)       

Stolen Bases 1-1 (1 at Pomona-Pitzer February 18)      

Total Bases: 48 (9 vs. Pacific Lutheran GM1 April 6)    

NOTABLES

• Closed out his career by earning his third-straight All-Conference award 
• Finished his career ranked tied for third in program history in home runs (26) and fifth in runs batted in (119) and walks (83)
• Served as the everyday starting right fielder 
• Led the team in walks (26) and finished tied for third on the team in runs batted in (28)
• Posted six multi-hit games and eight multiple-RBI contests 
• Went 4-4 with three runs, four RBI, two doubles and a home run in game one on April 6 against Pacifiic Lutheran 
• Blasted two home runs and drove in four on April 13 in a road win over Puget Sound 
• Finished 3-6 with one run, two RBI, a double and a walk in his final collegiate game (May 6 at Pacific) 
• Ended his career with 134 hits, 93 runs, 26 doubles, 240 total bases and a career split of .285/.399/.510 in 134 games 

2023 Awards

Northwest Conference All-Conference: Second Team
2022-23 Northwest Conference Scholar-Athlete
2023 Dell Smith Scholar-Athlete Gold Medal recipient (Best scholar-athlete performance by an L&C student-athlete competing on a men's team during the current season) – 2023 ELCYs
 
2023 Stats (Season Highs in Parentheses)

Games Played / Games Started: 44 / 43
Average / On-base-percentage / Slugging percentage: .290 / .409 / .550
Hits: 49 (3 at Whittier February 5)
Runs: 36 (2 ten times)
Runs Batted In: 38 (5 at Linfield GM2 March 26)
Stolen Bases: 1-1 (at Whitworth GM2 March 4)
Total Bases: 93 (7 at Whittier February 5)

NOTABLES

• Named to the NWC All-Conference Second Team for the second consecutive season.
• Earned Northwest Conference Scholar-Athlete for the third consecutive year.
• Set new career highs in runs, hits, doubles (11), total bases, home runs (11), RBI and walks (30).
• Finished in the top-15 in five program statistical categories, including home runs (t-6th), RBI (12th) and walks (8th) in a season, along with 21 home runs (7^th) and 90 RBI (t-10^th) in a career.
• Named one of Collegiate Baseball Newspaper’s D-III Players to Watch.
• Finished with 11 multiple-hit and seven multiple-RBI games in his junior season.
• Had a 10-game hitting streak. Between March 4 and 18, he went 12 for 36 with 10 runs scored, 9 RBI, two home runs and 10 walks.
• Hit his first collegiate grand slam in game two on March 26 at Linfield.
• Recorded the team's 75^th home run of the season on May 20 against Birmingham Southern in the NCAA Tournament.

2022 Awards

All Conference: NWC Second Team 

2021-22 Northwest Conference Scholar-Athlete

SEASON HIGHS

Games Played/Games Started: 31/31
Average/On-base Percentage/Slugging Percentage: .328/.427/.546
Hits: 39 (3 two times)
Runs: 29 (3 two times)  
Runs Batted In: 27 (4 two times) 
Stolen Bases 1 (1 vs. Whitworth GM2 April 15)  
Total Bases: 65 (7 vs. Caltech GM4 February 13)  

NOTABLES

• Named to the NWC All-Conference (Second Team) for the first time in his collegiate career 
• Appeared and started in 31 games as the Pioneers go-to left fielder 
• Set new career-highs in every major offensive category including eight doubles, six home runs and 19 walks 
• Ranked second on the team in RBI (37) and homers (six), third in hits (39) and runs (29) and tied for third in doubles (eight) and walks (19) 
• Finished the year 10^th in the NWC in slugging, 11^th in RBI and 15^th in batting average
• Hit safely in 25 of 31 appearances and posted multiple hits 12 times
• Recorded an RBI in 23 contests
• Posted a seven-game RBI streak from February 5-13 where he racked up 13 runs driven in
• Went 3-4 with three runs, four RBI, a double, a home run and a walk against Caltech on February 13
• Finished 3-6 with three runs, an RBI and a double on February 20 in a win over Whitman
• Registered two hits, two runs, a season-high four RBI, a double and a home run in a conference win over Pacific Lutheran on March 27  
• Ended the year on a six-game hitting streak in which he went 9-23 (.391) with five runs and eight RBI 

As a Freshman (2020-21): Named to Northwest Conference Scholar-Athlete list … Played in 28 of 32 games … Ended the season with a .955 fielding percentage with 19 putouts and two assists … Recorded four home runs, 25 hits and 21 runs in 73 at-bats … Made first career appearance in the season opener on Mar. 13 against Whitman … Had three RBIs, three hits, and one run on Apr. 4 at Willamette.

At Lewis & Clark: Minoring in Computer Science. Member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and the Associated Student Body (ASB).

Prior to the Pios: Preseason All-American High Honorable Mention (2019), Freshman Team Leader (2017), 6A Premier All-Conference Honorable Mention (2018), 6A Premier All-Conference Second Team (2019), CUSD All-District Team (2019), Team Offensive Player of the Year (2019), All-State Academic Team (2020).

Why Lewis & Clark?: I chose Lewis & Clark because I feel like I will have such a tremendous opportunity to grow both as a student and an athlete. First, the science program is very great, and I want to have a good foundation in science before I begin studying engineering. I also connected with the baseball coaching staff very well, and I think they will get the most out of me. Finally, I like its proximity to Portland as there are many off-campus social opportunities, and I will still be able to feel the small-school experience as well. Another major selling point for me was that there are two upperclassmen on the baseball team who are also alums from my high school, so I will be able to learn from their experience too.