Niagara University Athletics

2007 MAAC All-Academic
2006 MAAC All-Academic

2007: Started 14 games, posting a 4-9 record...Led the team in innings with 78.0 while posting a 6.00 earned-run average...Led the squad with 76 strikeouts...Had a team best 1.8 strikeout to walk ratio...Struck out 27 batters looking...Struck out 12 batters while allowing three hits and one run in eight innings in a win over VMI (Feb. 23)...Named InsidePitching.com’s Northeast Regional, College Baseball Foundation, and MAAC Pitcher of the Week on Feb. 27...Stucke out 11 while allowing one run on three hits in a 1-0 loss at Fairfield (March 25)...Earned lone conference win over Iona allowing one unearned run on four hits on March 31...Received a combined support of 16 runs in back-to-back wins over Virginia Wesleyan and UMBC.

2006: Started 15 games, tied for most in a single season…Recorded a 4-6 record with a 6.72 earned-run average in 72.1 innings pitched…Recorded career bests in games (15), wins (4), ERA (6.72), innings pitched (72.1), and strikeouts (40)…Posted a 3-3 record in nine starts against conference opponents with a 6.22 ERA and 25 strikeouts in 46.1 innings pitched…Tied for the conference lead with 15 starts…Recorded a win in his first start of the season against Delaware State (Feb. 18), going 4.2 innings, allowing three hits, an earned run and striking out four…Pitched a career-best seven innings, striking out eight, in a win over Saint Peter’s (May 20)…Struck out seven in 6.0 innings of work, beating Canisius (April 16).

2005: Appeared in 12 games, starting four...Made starts at Hofstra (March 22), at St. Bonaventure (April 19) and at Buffalo (May 17), and threw a season-high 3.2 innings in a start vs. Canisius (April 26) in the Big 4 Classic...Struck out a sesaon-best five in a loss at Buffalo...Picked up first collegiate win by throwing an inning vs. Buffalo (April 12)...Lone save came vs. Manhattan (May 2).

St. Peter’s High School: Played two years of basketball and a year of volleyball…Competed for Team Ontario in baseball for four years…Member of the Canadian National Youth Team…Named to the Canadian National Junior Team…Was listed as the 22nd player to be drafted out of Canada in 2004.