Millersville

2014 (Game-by-Game): Made the move to second base and didn't miss a beat defensively, winning the ABCA Atlantic Region Gold Glove Award...Slick fielding second baseman fielded .972, which was tops in the league at the position...Had a hand in 27 double plays, which ranked eighth in the league...Missed three regular season games and all three PSAC Tournament games with a leg injury...Returned in the NCAA Atlantic Regional and started all five games in center field...Roped nine doubles and stole 10 bases...Produced three doubles in the first four games of the season...Went 6-for-15 in a four-game stretch against Winston-Salem State and Chowan...Drove in two runs with a home run in the win over nationally-ranked Franklin Pierce on March 1...Recorded five hits in the series...Stole two bases in back-to-back games against East Stroudsburg...Doubled in four consecutive games against Lock Haven and Kutztown on March 31-April 1...After missing the PSAC Tournament, returned to the lineup in the regional with a double and RBI in a 3-2 win over Kutztown...Recorded a hit against Mercyhurst the next day.

2013 (Game-by-Game): Five-tool center fielder made an immediate impact following transfer from Marist...Covered territory in the outfield, stole bases, hit for power and drove in runs...Started 49 games in center...Batted .274 and ranked third on the team with 13 doubles...Ranked second on the team and fourth in the PSAC with 46 RBIs...That total tied for fifth-most in Millersville history...Second on the team and ninth in the PSAC in steals with 16...Tied for second on the team with four home runs...Posted a .459 slugging percentage, which ranked second on the team...Third on the team with 11 mutli-RBI games including a team-leading three four-RBI games...Hit .323 with runners in coring position and .340 with two outs...Led the team with 20 two-out RBIs...Started his Millersville career with a double and run scored in the season-opener at Winston-Salem State...Totaled four hits, three RBIs and four runs scored in the three-game series...Recorded a career-high six RBis with a homer and double against Shorter on Feb. 16...Totaled three hits, a steal and a run in game two of the March 2 doubleheader at Shepherd...Plated three runs with a homer at Philadelphia on March 10...Turned in a 3-for-3 game against Indiana (Pa.) on March 22...Drove in six runs in the April 3 doubleheader against Lincoln including four on three hits in the nightcap...Totaled three hits, two runs, four RBIs, a steal and a triple against USciences on April 7...Doubled twice, drove in two, drew a walk, stole a base and scored a run in game two of the April 26 doubleheader at West Chester...Racked up four RBIs including a bases loaded triple in game three of the West Chester series...Completed the April 27 doubleheader by going 2-for-4 with two runs, three RBIs, a double, walk and stolen base...Missed the PSAC Tournament because of a foot injury...Returned to the lineup for the NCAA Atlantic Regional and produced three hits and four RBIs in the four games...Doubled against Concord in game one and recorded a RBI single against Shippensburg the next day...Drove in a run against East Stroudsburg...Hit a solo home run and plated two runs against Seton Hill.

Prior to Millersville: Attended Marist for three years, spending all three as a member of the baseball program...2011 season was cut short because of an injury...Received a medical redshirt after playing in five games and starting four...Opened his Marist career in 2010 by starting 26 games and playing in 38...Started at all three outfield positions, second base and DH...Hit .280 with one home run, 15 RBIs and 19 runs...Posted a .379 on base percentage and a .986 field percentage as a freshman...Returned from injury in 2012 and started 37 of 43 games in center in 2012...Also played at second and shortstop...Hit .159 with two homers, 14 RBIs, 21 runs...Did not commit an error in 98 chances. 

High School: Won three varsity letters at Warwick...Led the Warriors to their first District III Championship in school history and first-ever state tournament appearance...2009 club won the program's first-ever Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1 title...Named All-Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1 twice...Member of the 2008 District III All-Tournament Team...Named Rawlings All-Atlantic Region in 2009...Set single season school records for doubles (14), RBIs (32) and runs (33). 

Personal: Son of William Stuckey Sr. and Mary Jo Devorick...Has seven brothers and sisters...Related to Neil Armstrong...Majoring in social studies education.