FB max velo: 92.0 mph, SL max velo: 81.0 mph, CB max velo: 76.0 mph

Definitely one of the hardest workers. I am always one of the loudest guys in the dugout during games, I love cheering on my teammates. I like to consider myself a leader and love talking about baseball and things we can work on.

I started my career as a freshman at Allen County Community College in a competitive Junior College conference, the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC), which included multiple top-25 ranked teams over my 2 years there. I earned a starting role and pitched to a 5.70 ERA in 8 games while having a 2/1 K:BB ratio and a WHIP of 1.52. A solid freshman campaign led to improvements in my sophomore year. I started 9 games and pitched to a 4.75 ERA over 53.0 innings with 55 strikeouts to 19 walks, 2 HBPs, and a WHIP of 1.26.

This earned me the opportunity to play Division 1 baseball with Texas Southern University. Mixing in starts and relief appearances, I had plenty of success facing Power 5 teams, including the University of Missouri and the University of Kansas, as well as against strong conference opponents. Pitching to a 7.96 ERA through 8 appearances and 4 starts. I held a 1.77 WHIP and 28 strikeouts through 26.0 innings.

After my junior season with TSU, I entered the transfer portal. In combination with that decision, I decided to train with Driveline to redesign myself as a pitcher. I gained 6 mph and developed a new slider and spike curveball. While training I committed to Division 2 Southwestern Oklahoma State University in the top 5 ranked Great American Conference, with multiple appearances against top 25 ranked teams. As a starting pitcher this year, as of April 8th, I currently have a 3.19 ERA in 31 innings pitched. Holding opponents to a 0.222 BAVG, with a 1.32 WHIP, and 17K/14BB. Although the strike-out numbers are lower this year, the ability to keep hitters off-balanced with weak contact has allowed me to be a very successful pitcher. 

I am looking for a team where I can continue developing myself as a baseball player and as a person. I have always wanted to play professional baseball and want to travel the world. I still think I have a lot to offer baseball before I stop playing and I want to see where the game will take me. I’ve always been a hard worker and I want to find a team that not only wants to win but wants its players to succeed. I am open to playing anywhere around the world and look forward to whatever experiences lay ahead. 

Career highlights

• Male athlete of the month – Allen County College in April 2022
• 2019 PBL all-star
• Threw a no-hitter in 2018
• Pitched at Minute Maid Park (home of the Houston Astros) in 2023
• Pitched against two Division 1 Power 5 teams (University of Missouri and University of Kansas)

Coaching

I bring a lot of baseball knowledge to the table. I grew up with my dad who was on the Canadian olympic team when he was younger and I’ve learned everything I know from him. I have played for many different teams around the US and Canada and also train with Driveline. I feel like with all my experience, I bring a different perspective that a lot of others don’t have. I find that as a coach, I really try and relate to the person I am coaching and try to approach it with an open mind. Meaning that I am able to adapt to whatever way the person learns best.

Overseas Goals

I really just love playing. I love baseball and being a part of a team and I’m not ready to give that up yet. I have also always envisioned myself living overseas at some point in my life and getting the chance to play baseball at the same time is a dream come true.

In my off-seasons, I workout with Driveline in Kent, Washington.