Career Stats

Year	Team	Avg	OBA	AB	H	R	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	HP	K	Fld%
2002	Gateway Grizzlies	.178	.222	146	26	10	2	0	0	8	3	7	2	33	.980
2002	River City Rascals	.294	.368	68	20	10	3	0	0	4	3	8	0	10	.978
2001	St. Louis Firebirds
2001	St. Louis Sharks
2001	Univ. of Dayton	.287	.369	209	60	42	11	3	5	31	17	23	6	24	.976
2000	Dayton Rebels	.430	.533	86	37	34	8	5	0	7	18	19	2	8	1.000
2000	Univ. of Dayton	.324	.451	188	61	53	10	1	1	19	14	32	13	31	.978
1999	Rhode Island Gulls	.262	.333	107	28	14	4	0	1	12	15	10	-	18	.998
1999	Univ. of Dayton	.293	-	164	48	26	8	2	2	19	9	14	-	43	.983
1998	Louisville Thunder
1998	Univ. of Dayton	.292	-	24	7	6	1	0	1	3	2	1	-	2	1.000
1997	Louisville Thunder
1997	Univ. of Dayton	R	E	D	S	H	I	R	T	E	D
1996	Louisville Thunder
1996	St. Xavier HS	.315	.471	54	17	20	3	1	1	8	11	9	1	10	1.000
1995	St. Matthews Mariners	.542	.607	24	13	7	3	2	1	4	19	3	0	3	1.000
1995	St. Xavier HS
1994	St. Matthews Babe Ruth
1994	St. Xavier HS
1993	St. Matthews Babe Ruth
1993	St. Xavier HS
Totals		.300	.432	963	289	208	49	14	11	103	96	116	24	164	.988

2002 09 03 - Season Wrap-Up: From the Diamond to the Desk

September 3, 2002 — My season with the Gateway Grizzlies has officially come to an end, and what a summer it was. We played 84 games in less than three months with only six off-days. It might be "just baseball," but the physical toll is real—my body is definitely feeling every inning.

Still, I know how lucky I am. I spent the summer getting paid to play the game I love. But now that the season is over, it's time to head back to the "real world." I wanted to check in and see if anyone has leads on open positions in the St. Louis area.

If you keep your eyes open and see any opportunities that seem like a good fit for me, I’d really appreciate the heads-up.