Game-By-Game Statistics
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2011: Finished Millersville career as one of the most accomplished players in program history...Became Millersville's all-time hits leader on April 15 at Shippensburg and finished with 247--27 more than hall of famer Ryan Brink...First player in school history to play in 200 games...Set career record for RBIs with 148...Ranks first all-time in at bats (714), doubles (61) and put-outs...Ranks second in runs (167), third in home runs (22), third in walks (85)...Named All-PSAC East First Team at first base and was named ABCA and Daktronics All-Atlantic Region First Team...Named NCBWA All-Atlantic Region Honorable Mention...Tabbed as the PSAC East and NCBWA Atlantic Region Pitcher of the Week on May 2-3...Led the PSAC in total bases with 108...Ranked third in the PSAC in hits (68), fifth in doubles (17) and third in home runs (7)...Posted a .995 fielding percentage while recording the most chances in the PSAC with 401...Ranked second in the PSAC in putouts with 375...Hit .330 and ranked third on the team in RBIs with 43...Also posted a career-high seven wins and a 7-2 record on the mound...Compiled a 3.92 ERA in 57.1 innings pitched...Ranked fourth in innings pitched and fourth in strikeouts...Clinched the PSAC East when he out-dueled MLB Draft pick Jeremy Gigliotti of East Stroudsburg for a 1-0 win...Also earned the mound victory for the NCAA Atlantic Region Championship...Posted an 11-game hitting streak from Feb. 20-March 15...Drove in 18 runs in that stretch...Plated six runs at North Georgia on Feb. 20...Drove in four runs on four hits and two homers at Chowan on March 12...Homered five times in the first 15 games...Doubled twice and scored the team's lone run in addition to earning the mound win in the PSAC East clincher on April 29...Allowed just two hits and a walk while striking out seven in seven shutout innings in the game...Went 3-for-6 with three RBIs and two doubles and allowed three runs in 6.0 innings in the NCAA Atlantic Region championship game...Recorded two hits at the NCAA Championship against No. 3 Central Missouri.
2010: Outstanding utility player continued to shine on the mound and at the plate...Named PSAC East Pitcher of the Week on April 5...Ranked third on the team in hitting with a .295 average...Second on the team in hits with 46...Second on the team in RBIs with 31...Led the team in walks (26), and was second in home runs (4), slugging percentage (.449) and runs scored (34)...One of only three players to start all 47 games...Totaled eight doubles and 16 RBIs in 24 PSAC East games...Second on the team and 10th in the PSAC in ERA (3.38)...Started 10 games and tallied four complete games and one combined shutout...Logged 50.2 innings of work and struck out 34 while walking just 14...Surrendered just 57 hits...Showed stellar glove work at first base, posting a .986 field percentage and ranking seventh in the PSAC in putouts and sixth in double plays...Ended the season on a five-game hitting streak...Tied for the team lead for the longest hitting streak of the season at seven games...Tallied 10 multi-hit games and eight multi-RBI games...Walked at least twice in seven games...Hit three home runs in the first 10 games of the year and hit four home runs in the first 13...Went 3-for-4 at Chowan on March 6...Went 2-for-3 with two walks, two runs and an RBI at Wilmington on March 17...Tallied four hits, three doubles, three RBIs in five at bats at West Chester on April 6...Pitched six shutout innings, allowing only five hits and one walk while striking out five against Salem International on Feb. 28...Struck out five and allowed no earned runs--two unearned--on one hit and one walk in a no decision against Bloomsburg on March 28...Picked up second win of the season on April 3 at Shippensburg by allowing one run on three hits and a walk while striking out a season-high nine in a complete-game effort...Won third game after allowing one run and no walks in six innings at the University of the Sciences on April 11...Among Millersville's career leaders in several categories at season's end...Ranked eighth in at bats, sixth in runs, sixth in hits, sixth in RBIs, second in doubles, 10th in home runs, third in putouts, and seventh in field percentage.
2009: Became the fifth player in school history to be drafted when picked by the Detroit Tigers in the 34th round of the MLB First-Year Player Draft...Named All-PSAC East First Team as a utility player...Named All-Atlantic Region Second Team by Daktronics and NCBWA...Continued to develop into one of the best all-around players in the PSAC...Led the team in average (.393), hits (66), doubles (17), on base percentage (.449) and slugging percentage (.595)...Ranked third on the team with five home runs...Despite never pitching before prior to the season, came on as the team's top starter...Only player on the team to start all 47 games...Stole nine bases in 12 attempts...Posted a solid .979 field percentage and was second in the PSAC in double plays turned with 39...Ranked 17th in the PSAC in batting average...Paced the team with 21 multi-hit games including seven three-hit efforts...Drove in two or more runs on 10 occasions...Hit .329 in 24 conference games, driving in a team-best 13 runs and hitting three homers...Tied for a team-high with an 11 game hitting streak...Hit an incredible .632 (24-for-38) with seven doubles and 11 RBIs during the streak...Also had an .895 slugging percentage and .674 on base percentage during the 11-game span...Hit .438 versus left-handed pitching...Batted .388 with runners on and .369 with runners in scoring position...Recorded four hits and drove in two runs at Chowan on March 6...Went 3-for-5 with three runs and three RBIs the following day...The next day, ripped a career-high five hits and drove in two runs and scored twice...Recorded two hits in three-straight games against Bloomsburg from March 20-21...Pounded three hits in four-straight games from March-April 10 against Indiana (Pa.) and East Stroudsburg...Also drove in seven runs during the stretch...On the mound, led all starters and ranked ninth in the PSAC in ERA (2.87)...Posted a 3-3 record in 10 appearances and six starts...Led the club with three complete games...Ranked fourth on the team with 37.2 innings pitched...Second on the team with 31 strikeouts...Walked just 10 batters...Posted a 1.05 WHIP...Opposing batting average of .206 was fourth-best in the PSAC...Made first career start on March 6 at Chowan, throwing four innings...Picked up first victory by allowing three earned runs in five innings at Bloomsburg on March 21...Allowed just one hit and two unearned runs against Shippensburg on March 29...Struck out seven in six innings at East Stroudsburg on April 11...Tossed 6.2 scoreless innings, walking one and fanning seven against Kutztown on April 24.
2008: Produced one of the most impressive rookie seasons in school history…Named PSAC East Rookie of the Year…Earned All-PSAC East Second Team honors…Ranked second on the team and 20
th in the PSAC in hitting with a .364 average…One of two Marauders to play in and start all 50 games…Led team in slugging percentage at .565…Led team with 67 hits and ranked eighth in the conference with 15 doubles…Hit total is tied for fifth-most in school history and doubles is eight-most in school history…Paced team with six homers…Ranked first on the team and ninth in the PSAC with 51 runs scored…Led the team with 41 RBIs… Proved to be an excellent defensive player at first base, committing just four errors in 408 chances…Set single-season record for putouts with 390…Led team with 22 multi-hit games, including eight three-hit outings…Drove in two or more runs on 11 occasions…Went 18-for-37 (.486) against left-handed pitching…Hit .389 with runners on base and .392 with runners in scoring position…Hit first career homer, walked four times, drove in two, scored three times in a 2-for-3 outing at North Georgia on Feb. 15…Recorded two or more hits in five-straight games from March 10-15…Went 10-for-24 with six RBIs and seven runs in that stretch…Hit three homers in first six games of his career…Eight-game hitting streak (14-for-29) from April 6-15 was the team’s best of the season…Drove in a career-high five runs in a 3-for-6 effort against Lebanon Valley on April 9…Recorded three hits in three-straight games from April 19-22…Went 5-for-9 with three runs in final two games of PSAC Tournament...Hit impressive .373 with 15 RBIs against conference opponents.
