2025

Went 4-3 with a 4.73 ERA in 13 starts.
Struck out a team-best 75 batters in 64.2 innings pitched against 24 walks.
Tied for the team lead with four quality starts and innings pitched (64.2).
Ranked second on the squad in ERA (4.73), opposing batting average (.259) and wins (4).
Fanned five or more batters in 10 of his 13 starts.
Struck out a career-best 10 batters against Dartmouth (2/28) and Duke (3/21)
Matched his career-high with eight innings of two-run ball at Virginia Tech (5/15).
Went 3-1 at home in 2025 with 41 strikeouts in 34.1 innings pitched and a .178 opposing batting average.

2024
• Appeared in 24 games, including seven starts.
• Totaled 67 strikeouts in 62.1 innings pitched.
• Turned in three quality starts on the season.
• Named the 2024 Charlottesville Regional Most Outstanding Player after he pitched a career-high, eight innings, allowed two runs and struck out seven batters against Mississippi State in the Regional Final on June 2.
• Picked up the win in the Super Regional after he tossed 6.1 innings, allowed three runs and struck out seven batters against Kansas State on June 8 to help clinch UVA’s spot in the College World Series.
• No. 64 on D1Baseball’s Top 200 Starting Pitchers as part of its Preseason Player Rankings.
• Won his first game of the season on March 3 against UMass after he allowed one run over six innings pitched.
• Logged his longest relief outing of his career, after he pitched 4.1 innings of one-run relief against then-No. 18 Iowa.

SUMMER 2023: One of 31 underclassman to make the Team USA Collegiate National Team, was one of 54 underclassmen to receive an invite to training camp in Cary, N.C. … made four appearances for Team USA its 10 games of international competition against Chinese Taipei and Japan … allowed one run, two hits and struck out two 4.2 innings of work (1.93 ERA) … credited with the win in Team USA’s 7-6, walk-off victory against Chinese Taipei on July 4 after he pitched a scoreless inning in the top of the seventh.

2023
• Led the Cavaliers in appearances for the second-straight season. His 30 appearances were the sixth-most of any ACC pitcher.
• Went 2-1 with a 2.91 ERA while striking out 38 in 34 innings pitched.
• Recorded nine saves, tied for fourth-most in the ACC and was one of 42 pitchers in the country with nine or more saves.
• Finished a total of 26 games, tied for the most of any ACC pitcher.
• Of his nine saves four came in ACC play, (Miami – 4/8; Pitt – 4/16; Georgia Tech – 5/19 & 5/20).
• Credited with a five-out save against Pitt on April 16 and four-out saves against James Madison (5/3) and Georgia Tech (5/19).
• Registered wins against Columbia (2/26) and Florida State (3/24).
• Pitched a season-high three innings against Duke on 4/30, did not allow a run and struck out three.
• Named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award Preseason & Midseason Watch List.

2022
• Earned Freshman All-America honors from Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and Second Team Freshman All-America accolades from D1Baseball.com
• Co-led the Cavaliers and ranked ninth in the ACC with 28 appearances. Only UVA baseball Hall of Famers Josh Sborz (30 in 2013) and Casey Lambert (29 in 2004) had more appearances as a first year under Brian O’Connor (2004-present).
• Struck out 55 batters in 37.2 innings pitched.
• Named UVA Male Rookie of the Year at department’s annual Hoos Choice Awards
• Recorded wins against Boston College (March 20), Georgetown (April 20) and North Carolina (April 22)
• Made his collegiate debut in the second game of the season against Gardner-Webb (Feb. 19) which hosted the Jerry Bryson Classic in Boiling Springs, N.C. He pitched the final inning of a 7-0 shutout and needed just seven pitches to retire the side.
• Allowed one run over his first seven collegiate appearances, a total of 10 innings pitched.
• Recorded two of the Cavalier pitching staff’s three holds – Longwood (May 11) & Clemson (May 13)
• A night after surrendering a walk-off homer to the only batter he faced against VCU on April 19, he struck out five of the six batters he faced and earned his second win of the season in a 6-4 win over Georgetown.
• His longest outing of the season came against Georgia Tech where he fanned five batters.
• Was a defensive replacement in right field against Cornell in the eighth inning. Flew out to center field in the bottom of the inning, his only at bat of the season.

BENEDICTINE COLLEGE PREP
• Named the 2019 Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year for baseball
• Was the co-VISAA Player of the Year and the co-Richmond Times Dispatch All-Metro Player of the Year with current baseball teammate Griff O’Ferrall (St. Christopher’s) in 2021
• Named as one of the top 50 prep baseball players in the nation for the class of 2021 by MaxPreps
• Ranked as the No. 35 prospect by Baseball America for the class of 2021
• In three varsity seasons, went 15-2 with a 2.01 ERA and recorded 180 strikeouts in 111 innings pitched. Also added six saves.
• At the plate batted .370 (60-for-162), scored 75 runs, hit 11 home runs and stole 50 bases for his prep career.
• A two-time state champion in baseball at Benedictine (2019 & 2021). Earned the save in the 2019 state title game.
• Named to All-Metro teams for both football and baseball … also played on basketball at Benedictine
• Was Benedictine’s starting quarterback on its 2019 state championship football team
• Played quarterback running back, wide receiver and defensive back in high school

PERSONAL
• His father, Pete, played basketball at Richmond, helping the Spiders to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in 1988
• Played quarterback on the Virginia football team his first two years on grounds. In the fall of 2021 where he started one game and saw action in five total games. He started against #7 Notre Dame on Nov. 13 2021 to become the first true freshman to start at quarterback for UVA since 1977.
• Pursuing a degree in American Studies

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