Appeared in 44 games with 38 starts in the outfield, primarily in center field.
Hit .289 with a .390 on-base percentage, three home runs, four doubles, 24 RBIs, 26 runs and six stolen bases in six attempts.
Improved in MW play, hitting .338 with a .438 on-base percentage, two home runs, three doubles and 14 RBIs.
Delivered GCU's first walk-off hit of the season with a two-strike, two-run single in the ninth inning against Arizona on April 28, capping a five-run comeback and giving GCU its third straight season-series win over the Wildcats.
Hit one of GCU's two grand slams against San Diego State on March 28, part of the program's first multi-grand slam game since 2006.
Drew a 10th-inning hit by pitch to push GCU in front at UC Irvine on Feb. 25, beginning a five-run inning that led to a Lopes win.
Homered in GCU's first MW home win against San Diego State on March 27 and drove in four runs the next day.
Drew three walks against UNLV on April 11.
Finished third on the team in walks (20) and tied for third in stolen bases.
Posted a .991 fielding percentage with 111 putouts in center field.
Ended season on a 13-game reached-base streak.
Kentucky
Lexington, Ky.
2025 | Sophomore
Appeared in 44 games with 20 starts, batting .232 with 19 hits, 16 runs scored and 13 RBIs across 82 at bats.
Provided value on the bases, going a perfect 9 for 9 in stolen bases, and reached base at a .333 clip with 13 walks.
Logged his top offensive games with a three-hit effort vs. Auburn (March 22) and a two-RBI performance vs. Ole Miss (April 4), while also posting a double and two runs scored at Tennessee (April 20).
Played steady defense in the outfield, finishing with a .986 fielding percentage (69 putouts, one error), with a season-high seven putouts vs. Ole Miss (April 4).
2024 | Freshman
Appeared in nine games with eight starts, all in center field.
Batted .190 in 21 at bats with five runs, four RBIs, six walks and a HBP.
Became Kentucky's first true freshman to start a season opener since John Rhodes in 2021. He legged out an infield hit in his first career at bat, then stole second base.
Part of a roster that led the program to its first ever College World Series appearance.
2024: Lakeshore Chinooks | Northwoods League | Menomonee Falls, Wis. (stats) - broke team's single-season steals record (43), team's offensive player of year, teammates with current Lope Billy Scaldeferri
2023: Jackson Rockabillys | Prospect League | Jackson, Tenn. (stats) - All-Star, broke team's single-season steals record (34)
Lexington Catholic HS
Lexington, Ky.
Perfect Game ranked him as a top-500 recruit nationally, No. 5 in Kentucky and the state's top outfielder.
Played for Kentucky alumnus and longtime MLB pitcher Scott Downs at Lexington Catholic.
Earned First Team All-State.
Three-time Perfect Game Preseason All-American.
Four-time Academic All-State.
Also played basketball, where he was a first-team Freshman All-Region pick.
Hit a sixth-inning, game-tying home run to break up a shutout in Lexington Catholic's Region tournament championship game as a senior in 2023, which he cites as his top high school sports memory. Named Tournament MVP for his efforts.
Played club for Kentucky Baseball Club and Cincinnati Spikes.
Personal
Parents are David and Kellie Cameron.
Dad, David, played college football at Shippensburg University (Penn.)
Has a twin sister, Morgan.
Grandfather, Walter, played baseball at West Chester University (Penn.)
Off the field, enjoys hiking, concerts and pickleball.
Chose GCU for "the coaching staff and the school's winning track record in baseball."
His goals including winning the Mountain West, getting drafted and posting a 3.6 GPA.
Favorite pro sports teams are the Philadelphia Phillies, Eagles and 76ers.
Favorite athletes to watch growing up include Mike Trout, Ryan Howard and Chase Utley.