Smith College

2015: started 38 games… hit .308 with four doubles, one home run, 19 RBIs and 29 runs scored… first on the team in stolen bases (7), third in runs, hits (52) and total bases (59) and tied for fifth in doubles and RBIs… ranked 13^th in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) in hits… went three-for-four with a RBI and one run scored versus Benedictine University (Mar. 17)… had two hits, a double, two RBIs and one run at Stevens Institute of Technology (Mar. 24)… crossed the plate three times against Haverford College (Mar. 25) and in the second game versus Rutgers-Newark (Mar. 29)… was four-for-six with a run batted in and two runs scored in the first game at William Paterson University (Apr. 18)… totaled four hits (four at bats), a home run, two RBIs and three runs at York College (PA) (Apr. 22)… went four-for-six with two doubles, three RBIs and four runs at Widener University (May 8)… named to the New Jersey Collegiate Baseball Association (NJCBA) Division II/III All-State third team
 
2014: played in 45 games and started 43… led the team with a .380 batting average and 68 hits… was second with 47 runs, had eight doubles, two triples and 20 RBIs… recorded a slugging percentage of .447 and an on-base percentage of .438… tallied 20 multi-hit games and scored at least two runs in a game 16 times… went two for four with two triples, two runs scored and a RBI against FDU-Florham (Mar. 16)… had three hits in five at bats with a double and three runs at Haverford College (Mar. 27)… recorded four hits (five at bats), a double, one triple and scored twice in the first game at William Paterson University (Apr. 5)… went three for three, crossed the plate three times and drove in two runs versus Neumann University (Apr. 16)… produced three hits and a RBI at New Jersey City University (Apr. 18)… had three hits and one run scored in the opener versus Montclair State University (Apr. 19)… tallied three hits, two runs and one RBI against Gwynedd Mercy University (Apr. 21)… in the NJAC, ranked first in hits, third in runs scored, fourth in batting average, seventh in total bases (80) and tied for seventh in walks (20) and stolen bases (13)… was selected to the NJAC All-Conference, the NJCBA Division II/III All-State and Eastern College Athletic Conference Metro Region All-Star first team, the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA)/Rawlings Mid-Atlantic Region second team and the D3baseball.com Mid-Atlantic Region third team… named the NJAC Player of the Week (Apr. 21)
 
Previous School: transferred from Camden County College… named to the All-Region second team in 2013… batted .412 with 54 runs scored, eight doubles, 15 RBIs and 20 stolen bases… during the 2012 season his average was .419 with 32 runs scored, eight doubles and 37 RBIs
 
HS: graduate of Highland Regional High School… played baseball and swam… was named to the All-Conference first team and to the All-Group second team