I am very valuable as a contact hitter. I have quick hands and good pitch recognition, which makes me very difficult to strike out. I take pride in my ability to hit all pitch types in all locations. My level swing does not yield many homeruns, however, I can drive the ball from gap to gap with authority for extra-base hits and have had my exit velocity clocked as high as 93 miles per hour off a tee. I consider myself to have average speed but I am a smart baserunner and can read pitchers very well to get favorable jumps on stolen base attempts.

As a fielder I am very sure-handed and make few fielding errors. My infield velocity has been clocked as high as 87 miles per hour. My most important skill as an infielder is my ability to get rid of the ball very quickly while still making accurate throws, this gives me the ability to easily throw out faster runners without being rushed into a bad throw. It also allows me more freedom to pick favorable hops, knowing that It will take me very little time to make a throw.

I have plenty of experience at each of my secondary positions. I have actually played more innings at shortstop in my life compared to second base however at the professional level, I believe that I would project better as a 2nd baseman. I have played at least a full season at shortstop, 2nd base and 3rd base for various teams.

My best attribute as a teammate is my ability to stay level-headed throughout the highs and lows of a game or a season. I will be able to help keep myself and others on track to focus on the team’s long-term goal of winning a championship, and players’ goals of becoming the best possible versions of themselves.

Career highlights

In 2023 for the William & Mary Club baseball team of the NCBA, I was named the All-Mid Atlantic 2nd team shortstop. The Mid-Atlantic region consisted of 15 teams. That season, I batted .448/.500/.569 with 26 hits and 18 RBI in 15 games. I only struck out twice in 64 plate appearances.

The previous season in 2022, for William & Mary, as both a player and the Head Coach, I was named the All-Mid-Atlantic 1st team shortstop. I batted .391/.462/.478 with 26 hits and 8 stolen bases in 18 games. I only struck out 3 times in 69 plate appearances.

In my career at William & Mary in 266 plate appearances, I batted .391/.462/.504 with 26 walks compared to only 9 strikeouts.

In 2020 in the American Legion baseball summer league, in 69 plate appearances, I batted .522/.602/.739 with 36 hits and 11 doubles. In three seasons playing American Legion baseball I batted .471/.549/.605 with 105 hits and 33 walks and only 6 strikeouts.

From the final four games of the 2018 American Legion season through the end of the 2020 season. I hit safely in 47 consecutive games and reached base with a hit or walk in all 59 American Legion games that I played in:

For Mclean High School in Mclean, VA. I was named to the Washington Post All-Met 2nd team in 2019. I batted .477 with 31 hits and 12 walks against only four strikeouts.

Overseas Goals

I am looking to gain professional experience and develop my skills in hopes of earning a professional contract in an American league. I believe that I can be successful at the professional level and want to realize my full potential.

I have been playing for an 18+ wood bat league in Washington, DC to stay in shape. The league is called DC Wood and it consists of many former collegiate and professional players from around the DMV area who are looking to continue playing baseball at a competitive level.

Articles/Recognitions

McLean 270 player amassed two long streaks

2019 Spring All-Met: Baseball first team, second team, honorable mention

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