Waynesburg University Athletics

2011: Started all 38 games of the season ... Led the team in batting, sporting a .387 average and in on base % (.475) ... Finished second in many offensive categories including runs scored (23), hits (46), doubles (10) and total bases (59) ... Proved to be the most patient Jacket hitter by drawing a team-high 17 walks ... Defensively made the most putouts with 193 and gunned down nine runners from behind the plate ... Recorded 15 multi-hit games, including a perfect 3-3 performance versus Oneonta State in which he also scored a run ... Had an eight-game hitting streak towards the middle of the season where he racked up 13 hits and scored seven runs ... Launched his only home run of the season during the final game of the year against Saint Vincent ... Was named first-team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) for the first time in his career ... 2010: Started 28 of the 28 games he appeared in, a majority of which came behind the plate ... Collected one five game hit streak and two six-game hitting streaks in 2010 ... Recorded nine multi-hit games ... Went 2-2 with a double and three RBI’s at Thiel ... Finished the season with a .421 on base percentage, as well as having a .371 Slugging percentage ... Scored 20 runs, smacked 29 hits, drove in 21 runs, doubled four times while walking 14 times in 2010 ... 2009: Started 36 of the 38 games he appeared in on his way to being named second-team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) ... His . 362 batting average was fifth-best amongst Waynesburg starters, and his 29 RBI was the fourth-highest total on the squad ... Scored 26 runs, smacked nine doubles, one triple and hit his first collegiate homerun against Bethany ... That same day against the Bison was a breakout contest for the young catcher, as he went 3-5 from the plate with a double, the long ball and five runs driven in ... Recorded eight multi-RBI games on the season, including four in a row from April 18 to 25 ...  Boasted a .408 on-base percentage and a . 469 slugging percentage ... Struck out just 18 times on the season and wasn’t punched out over his final five games of the year ... High School: Baseball (2 letters) ... Football ... Personal Notes: Son of Susan and Eugene Scioscia ...  Nephew of former major league catcher and current major league manager Mike Scioscia ...  Majoring in communication ... Born Jan. 3, 1990.