Steve is a proven power-hitting corner infielder who has the ability to dominate a league.

Steve has excelled at the highest levels of collegiate baseball in the United States and is now looking to help an overseas team compete at a high level, win games, and develop their young talent.

At a Glance – Career Highlights

• In 2023, Steve re-signed with the Montpellier Barracudas and led them to their first league championship (D1) since 1995. Steve started at first base and was the 3/4 hole hitter. Steve led the team in RBIs & walks and finished third in the entire league in RBIs. Steve was also named Best Hitter of the 2023 Prague Baseball Week after hitting .636 (7 for 11) while playing for the Baseball Jobs Overseas Globetrotters.
• In 2022, Steve signed with the Montpellier Barracudas who compete in the French First Division (D1). Steve made an immediate impact on the club in the 4-hole by hitting .387/.489/.560 across the D1 season (16 games), Challenge de France (3 games), and D2 (2 games).

• In 2021, hit .457 with a 1.486 OPS and 5 HRs for the Fredericton Astros (Canada) – named CCIBL Rookie of The Year, League All-Star, and finished top 3 in MVP and Defensive Player of the Year award voting

• 4-Year Starter at 1B/DH for Georgetown (NCAA Division I, BIG EAST Conference), hit .344/.397/.508 during senior campaign and was named Team MVP

• Led entire BIG EAST conference in Slugging % during senior year at Georgetown

• Broke franchise RBI record for the Newport Gulls (NECBL) while helping them win a league championship and finish as the #1 ranked summer collegiate team in the nation

• Named a NECBL and PGCBL All-Star while competing in summer collegiate wood bat leagues

• While in high school, invited by USA Baseball to participate in Tournament of Stars for 18U National Team Trials, for top 150 juniors in the nation

Background – Georgetown University

Steve had a standout collegiate career at the Division I level, playing for 4 years at Georgetown University, a member of the BIG EAST Conference.

While at Georgetown, Steve started at 1B/DH all four years and was a fixture in the middle of the Hoyas lineup.

Steve steadily improved his on-field performance over his collegiate career culminating in a .344/.397/.508 slash line in his final year – his slugging % being the best in the entire BIG EAST conference. Steve was honored with the Team MVP award following his senior season at Georgetown.

Aside from his on-field performance, Steve was a consummate teammate and representative of Georgetown University Baseball throughout his four years with the program. Steve was elected team captain by his teammates going into his final year and was awarded Teammate of the Year following the completion of the season.

Steve also exemplified leadership and community service at Georgetown by spearheading a charity fundraising effort which raised ~$50,000 to battle childhood cancer. Steve led his Georgetown teammates in a head-shaving fundraiser, in partnership with the St. Baldrick’s foundation, following a game.

Background – Summer Collegiate Leagues (Albany & Newport)

Following each collegiate season at Georgetown, Steve was selected to play for prestigious summer wood-bat collegiate leagues across the United States.

After his freshman season, Steve signed with the Albany Dutchmen of the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League (PGCBL).

Steve had a standout summer with the Dutchmen where he was named a league All-Star, led the team in most offensive categories (HR, RBI, Slg%), and was named a Top 20 prospect for the MLB draft.

Following his sophomore and junior seasons with Georgetown, Steve signed with the Newport Gulls of the New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) – often cited as the #2 ranked league in the country, just behind the Cape Cod League.

Steve excelled in his 2 seasons with Newport, where both he and the team had tremendous on-field success.

While with Newport, Steve was named an NECBL all-star, competed in the league’s HR derby, led the entire NECBL in RBIs, and broke the Newport Gulls Franchise Record for RBI in a season (still the current record holder).

In his first season with Newport, Steve led the Gulls to a League Championship by hitting .307/.401/.490 with 6 HRs.

Following Steve’s first season with Newport, the Gulls were named the #1 Summer Collegiate Team in the nation by Perfect Game.

Coaching Experience

While at Georgetown and Newport, Steve was a youth baseball coach and instructor. Steve primarily worked with baseball players aged from 6 to 18.

Steve was an instructor at Georgetown’s Elite Prospect Baseball camp where he worked with the infielders on defense and served as the hitting instructor for all camp attendees (aged 14-18).

In Newport, Steve was a coach for the weekly camps provided by the team for local youth baseball players aged 6-12. Steve helped the younger players learn the fundamentals of the game while creating a fun learning environment.

Steve intends to be running his business full-time while playing but may be available to assistant coach youth teams as his schedule allows.

Post-University Baseball Hiatus and Return to Competitive Baseball

Following his career at Georgetown, Steve was offered opportunities to continue his baseball career by professional Independent league teams in the United States, but opted to start his business career as a management consultant instead.

While working as a management consultant in Washington, D.C., and New York City, Steve stayed connected to the game by playing in local leagues and coaching youth players in his spare time.

In 2018, Steve started his own consulting business (CoLo Consulting) and has been operating the company remotely while living in 10+ countries around the globe. Steve’s nomadic journey has taken him to Germany, Czech Republic, England, Hungary, the Netherlands, Georgia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan, Colombia, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Canada among other places.

In 2021, while living in Canada, Steve decided to return to competitive baseball with the Fredericton Astros, who compete in the Capital City Intermediate Baseball League in New Brunswick, Canada.

With the Astros in 2021, Steve picked up where he left off at Georgetown by posting a 1.486 OPS and hitting .457 with 5 HRs with an astounding 20:3 BB:K ratio. Following the season, Steve was named a league all-star, won the Rookie of The Year award, and finished top 3 in MVP and Defensive Player of the Year voting.

Why Overseas Baseball?

Steve is now seeking a new opportunity with an overseas club to continue pursuing his two passions – baseball and travel – while continuing to run his online-based consulting business.

Steve seeks to bring his leadership, high-level playing, and coaching experience to help an overseas baseball team win games and develop their local baseball players.

Steve looks forward to hearing from teams that are seeking an experienced and accomplished baseball player who is comfortable living in new places.

Overseas Goals

• Use my knowledge and experience to help grow the game globally

• Experience new cultures and meet new people

• Continue my playing career and teach the game I love for as long as I can

Articles/Accomplishments

• Anderson Named Best Hitter at 2023 Prague Baseball Week

• Anderson Named BIG EAST Player of the Week (March 2014)

• Anderson Named 2014 Team MVP and Teammate of The Year for Georgetown Baseball

• Anderson and Smith Selected to BIG EAST Honor Roll (May 2014)

• Steve Anderson Selected to BIG EAST Honor Roll (April 2014)

• Anderson Named To BIG EAST Honor Roll (February 2014)

• Georgetown Baseball Names Steve Anderson Team Captain for 2014

• Anderson Leads Georgetown Baseball in $50,000 Charity Fundraising Effort to Battle Childhood Cancer

• Anderson Named 2013 NECBL All-Star

• First-Year Experiences Help Anderson Earn All-Star Team Spot for Albany Dutchmen in Summer League

• Anderson named Rookie of The Year for CCIBL (2021)