FIU Athletics

2025 (State College of Florida): Played and started in 56 games...hit .324 with 44 RBI, nine doubles, three triples, and seven homers...registered 16 multi-hit efforts...had a three-hit game with three RBI and homer at Florida Southwestern State College (3/8)...tallied three hits with three RBI vs Miami Dade College (3/13)...belted homer with two RBI in two-hit game at Hillsborough Community College (3/20)...recorded two hits with a double vs Santa Fe College (4/12)...hit homer with two RBI and pair of hits at Northwest Florida State College (5/2)...added homer at St. Petersburg College (4/26)...posted a two-hit effort with a double at Indian River State College (4/5)...had three hits with three RBI vs Tampa JV (2/25)..lifted homer with two RBI and two hits vs Pasco-Hernando State College (1/25)...added homer vs Tallahassee State College (2/8)...drove in an RBI with two hits at Seminole State College of Florida (2/13).

2024 (State College of Florida): Played in 16 games...hit .283 with 10 RBI and two homers...had five multi-hit games...posted two hits with two RBI and double vs Miami Dade College (4/8)...tallied two hits with a homer at St. Petersburg College (4/25)...recorded two RBI with two hits vs Santa Fe College (4/12)...hit a double at at IMG Academy (4/16)...logged a double and walk at Eastern Florida State College (4/20)...hit homer with two RBI vs St. Petersburg College (4/27)...drove in RBI with a pair of base knocks at South Florida State College (4/2).

Fun Facts
If you weren’t playing baseball, what sport would you be playing instead?: Probably soccer. I grew up playing soccer with family and friends.
What’s your walk-up song — and why did you pick it?: Y qué fue? By Don Miguel. I picked this song because it has a great beat.
What’s your go-to postgame meal or favorite spot to eat in Miami?: My go to postgame meal is Venezuelan food. Some tequeños, with a patacon and a Malta for drink
What’s one fun fact about you that most people don’t know?: I can do tattoos. I learn when I had acl surgery and got better at it.
Who was your favorite MLB player growing up — and what did you learn from them?: Derek Jeter. The way he play this game. Very smooth, calm, and very humble.
You’re building the perfect gas station snack combo — what’s in your lineup?: The regular Redbull, chocolate Panda, Oreos and sour patch.
What’s your “why” — what motivates you to keep getting better every day?: The dream of playing in the major leagues and my family.
Who’s someone who’s had the biggest impact on your baseball journey?: My dad. He’s my mentor and he’s someone I look for everyday.