Millersville

2015: Unable to pitch because of a season-ending injury...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete. 

2014 (Game-by-Game): Posted a 2.25 ERA in 8.0 innings and six appearances...Did not allow an earned run in first four appearances...Gave up on unearned run and one hit against Franklin Pierce on March 2...Worked two scoreless innings and registered two strikeouts on March 20 versus IUP...Worked a scoreless inning against USciences on March 23...Pitched one inning, allowing one run at West Chester on April 26...Appeared out of the pen in the NCAA Atlantic Regional against Seton Hill on May 17...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.

2013 (Game-by-Game): Tied for second on the team with 12 relief appearances...Totaled 3.1 innings, three strikeouts and a .250 batting average against...Worked as a lefty specialist, facing only three right-handed batters...Allowed a run in only two of 12 appearances...Longest outings were two outs recorded against Philadelphia on March 9 and Lincoln on March 3...Appeared in four PSAC East games and against West Chester in the PSAC Tournament...Recorded a strikeout against the Golden Rams...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.

2012 (Game-by-Game): Did not allow a run in three appearances and 5.1 innings of relief work...Surrendered just two hits and struck out seven...Opponents managed a .133 batting average against him...Lefties were hitless in three at bats...Debuted on April 15 at Indiana (Pa.)...Threw three strong innings of relief, allowing no runs on one hit and four walks while fanning three...Pitched a perfect inning with two strikeouts at East Stroudsburg on April 20...Allowed no runs on one hit and a walk while striking out two on April 24 against NCAA Tournament qualifer Wilmington...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.

High School: Earned two varsity letters...Helped Spring Ford to 2011 PIAA AAAA runner-up finish...Team won District 1 title...Named all-area honorable mention...Posted a 3-0 record with two saves and two no hitters...Totaled 33 strikeouts.

Personal: Son of Thomas and Leila Mellon...Father played baseball at Drexel...Oldest of four children...Majoring in business administration.