One of the top middle infielders in all of Division II when he donned the Purple & Gold. He was part of the Golden Rams’ program that helped lay the ground work for the team’s three College World Series appearances and two national championships since his graduation. A career .362 hitter, he collected over 200 hits and 100 RBI in his four years. He was named the NCAA DII Defensive Player of the Year in 2002 and graduated as the school’s all-time hits leader. He was a three-time All-PSAC East selection and still ranks among the Top 10 in seven offensive categories at the school. West Chester went 136-64-2 and qualified for the NCAA Tournament in three out of his four years.
 
He has held the position of head baseball coach at Widener University for the past six years, authoring a record of 148-107-1 record in that time. Widener has won two Mid-Atlantic Commonwealth Conference titles and on eECAC Southeast Region title. He has coached 25 all-conference players during his tenure with the Pride.