Was just returning to full health before cancellation of season.
Recorded nine at bats, mostly in pinch-hit appearances, recording four hits.
2019 | RS Sophomore
Returned from injury to post a second-team All-WAC season at first base.
Led GCU in batting average (.341), slugging percentage (.632) and on-base percentage (.476) with all three marks also ranking in the WAC's top 10. His on-base percentage ranked 43rd nationally.
Had a breakout season offensively, posting the program's top slugging percentage since 2010 and top on-base percentage since 2012.
Tied for second on the team with 11 home runs, one off the team-leading pace of Kona Quiggle.
Hit home runs in both games of a doubleheader at USC on March 3, part of a three-game series that the Lopes won.
Missed the majority of the season due to an injury sustained against Washington State on Feb. 20.
Hit first career homer against TCU on Feb. 17.
2017 | Freshman
Saw action in 35 games including 15 starts, compiling a .253 (20-for-79) batting average.
Was an early-season favorite in the DH spot, recording a double in his first career at bat against No. 22 Oklahoma State on Feb. 19.
Best day at the plate came in a March 11 game against San Francisco where he went 3 for 5 with two RBIs and two runs scored.
Had a multi-hit performance against eventual Super Regional host, Long Beach State, on March 18.
Tied Quin Cotton and Kona Quiggle for the most hits by a freshman (20).
Summer League
2017 - Anchorage Glacier Pilots (Alaska)
2019 - Mankato MoonDogs (Northwoods)
High School
Fruita Monument High School - Fruita, Colo.
Hit .492 over his three-year varsity career, including a peak batting average of .562 as a junior in 2015.
Drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 39th Round of the 2016 MLB Draft.
Became the first player drafted out of his high school since 1998 and fifth in school history.
Was named the league's Player of the Year in both his junior and senior seasons.
Landed on the 2016 Southwestern League All-Conference first team and won Player of the Year honors.
Named as a 2016 Rawlings All-American Honorable Mention.
Of his 94 career hits, over half (49) were of the extra-base variety including 32 doubles and 6 home runs.
Posted state-best marks of 40 RBIs and a 1.125 slugging percentage as a junior in 2015 to go along with his second-ranked batting average of .562.
Had a team-leading 11 doubles as a senior in 2016, tied for seventh in Colorado Class 5A baseball.
Ranked as the top first baseman of his class in Colorado, according to Perfect Game.
Also played for Adam Kennedy Baseball in southern California and played for the Cincinnati Reds Area Code All-Star team, where he was named the MVP of the showcase's final day.
Played golf for three years.
Made the honor roll, graduated with honors and was a four-year academic letterman.
Father, Johnny, was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the 22nd Round of the 1992 draft out of Mesa State College (now Colorado Mesa). Johnny was a switch-hitting utility man who spent time as a catcher, outfielder and first baseman who advanced as high as Triple-A.
Hobbies off the field include hiking and golfing.
Cites his parents as his biggest influencers for their constant support in academics and athletics.
Chose GCU because he "liked the campus and the area of Phoenix" as well as "the coaches, the baseball facilities, and how far the baseball program has come."