Western Washington University Athletics

College: Second-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as senior in 2009 ... GNAC Pitcher of the Week ... Made 26 appearances, having 9-11 record and 3.28 earned run average ... Started 22 games and completed 9 ... Struck out 98 in 130-1/3 innings pitched ... Named to Tournament of Champions all-star team, winning two of three decisions and having 1.06 ERA ... Second-team GNAC all-star as junior in 2008 ... Played in 22 games, making 18 starts ... Had 11-7 record and team-best 1.89 earned run average, allowing 101 hits in 125-2/3 innings pitched ... Struck out 95 and walked just 15, ranking 13th nationally in walks per seven innings (0.84) ... Opened season 10-4 before struggling with a shoulder injury and eventually missing much of second half with mononucleosis ... Retired school-record 21 straight batters ... Finished season with 13 complete games and three shutouts ... Named GNAC Pitcher of the week after winning three games and posting 2.00 ERA and 25 strikeouts at the Lead-Off Classic ... Two letters ... First-team NWAACC Northern Region all-star as sophomore at Peninsula CC ... Team captain, helping Pirates to 27-19 record ... As freshman attended Southeast Missouri State University (Cape Girardeau, MO) ... Lettered for Redhawks as reliever ... Appeared in 12 games, winning both decisions and having 5.56 earned run average ... Struck out 14 and walked 10. High School: Struck out 567 during four-year prep career, while walking just 16 in posting 61-9 record ... Most Valuable Player of Nisqually League as senior at Sequim High School ... Team captain and Best Defensive award winner, helping Wolves to Class 3A state tournament ... First-league all-league, best defensive award winner and team captain as junior on team that made school[apos]s first trip to state tourney ... Attended Carlmont High School (Belmont, CA) for two years ... Second-team all-Ocean League pick as sophomore on squad that won league title and placed second in CCS Division II. Personal: Major is psychology.