University of Pennsylvania Athletics

Career Honors
2025: Honorable mention All-Ivy (2B)
2024: Ivy League All-Tournament Team
 
2025: Team captain … Honorable mention All-Ivy … Made a start in 35 of his 36 appearances … In 17 regular-season Ivy appearances, he hit .333 (20-for-60) with three doubles, nine RBIs, reaching base at a .455 clip with 12 walks … Finished year with one home run, eight doubles, and 14 RBIs … Walked 20 times, was hit by a pitch 10 times and stole three bases … In the field, recorded 54 putouts and 95 assists … Had a 20-game reached base streak during the year, the longest streak on the team … Went 2-for-4 with a double at #9 Florida State (2/22) … Hit only homer of the year at Troy (2/28) … Slugged a pair of doubles and scored twice at Delaware (3/9) … Doubled in three straight games against Yale (4/20), Rider (4/23), and Columbia (4/27) … Against the Lions, went 4-for-5 at the plate.

2024: Started all 46 games he appeared in at second base while hitting .281 with three home runs and 16 RBIs as the leadoff batter … Led the team in walks (33), while finishing second in runs (43), and third in on base percentage (.420) … Had nine multi-hit games, recording a three-hit performance three times and a four-hit outing twice … Recorded an 11 game hitting streak (3/22-4/14) and reached base safely in 26 consecutive games, ending the year on an 11-game reached base streak … Recorded three hits in two separate games against the College of Charleston (3/8-3/10) … Drove in two runs on a home run in a win over Yale (4/6) … Was named to the Ivy League’s All-Tournament team after hitting .700 (7-for-10) with five RBIs, and six runs scored over two Championship Series wins over Cornell (5/20) … In the field, did not commit an error over his last 15 games, finishing the year with a fielding percentage of .961 with 73 putouts and 74 assists.

High School: Played two seasons at Northeast Texas Community College prior to transferring to Penn … Lettered three years in baseball … First-team All-State as a senior … First-team All-District.
 
Personal: Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
 
Why Penn?: “I chose the University of Pennsylvania for a variety of reasons. The opportunity to further my baseball career and continue my education at a high level is something I knew I could not pass up. Furthermore, everyone I met on my visit welcomed me with open arms, which showed me the community at Penn was something I wanted to be a part of.”