2024: CCAA
Elite 13 Award Winner ...
CCAA Spring Academic Honor Roll ...
2023-24 CCAA All-Academic Award honoree ...
D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award ... Pitched in 12 games with six starts and posted a 5.74 ERA through 15.2 innings of work ... Went a career-high three innings against Cal State Monterey Bay in the CCAA Championship on May 11 and faced the minimum.
2023: CCAA Spring Academic Honor Roll ...
2022-23 CCAA All-Academic Award honoree ...
D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award ... Pitched 3.1 innings in two appearances in relief ... Did not give up a run and tossed three strikeouts.
2022: 2021-22 CCAA All-Academic Award honoree ... Pitched 9.2 innings in 10 appearances out of the bullpen ... Threw six strikeouts.
2021: Season canceled due to pandemic…Named to
2021 CCAA Spring Academic Honor Roll…
2020-21 CCAA All-Academic Award honoree… Earned
D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award.
2020: In the shortened season, pitched four innings in four appearances… Named to 2019-20 CCAA All-Academic Award.
Before SF State: As a senior at McClatchy, earned the 2019 Bill Morgan Award, 2019 Metro League Player of the Year, and was named to the 2019 All-Metro First Team… Posted a section-leading 112 strikeouts, 0.00 ERA, and a .165 batting average against… Three-time All-Metro League First Team selection… Played club for NorCal.
Why SF State: Chose SFSU because I saw the goals coach Schifano had for this program and was excited to be a part of it. Following my junior and senior high school seasons I knew I would have a number of options to choose from, but none as inspiring as SFSU. A lot of programs will offer their long history, accolades, and successful alumni as reasons for players to choose their school, but coach Schifano went a different route. He explained to me how he'd begun building the program over the past five years and his vision for the future. I could already see he had made huge strides in developing a winning culture here at SF State and was inspired to be a part of not just a great team, but a great future for this school and its baseball program.
Personal: Parents Christine Olmstead and Doug Dopkins.
