Pacific University Athletics

2011: Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference as an outfielder…Won Rawlings/ABCA NCAA Division III West Region Gold Glove Award, became third Pacific player to win award in last four years…Started 36 games at center field…Led Boxers with a .343 batting average and 46 hits…Tied for first for Boxers with 10 stolen bases…Finished with second straight errorless season…Did not commit an error in 92 chances…Ranked in a tie for seventh in the NWC with 12 doubles and was tied for fifth with eight sacrifice bunts…Had a 14-game hitting streak from 2/19/11 to 3/14/11…Had 11 multi-hit games, which included three four-hit performances…Had season best 4 for 5 performance with three runs scored against Menlo on 3/27/11…Also went 4 for 5 against Pacific Lutheran on 3/19/11 and went 4 for 6 with one RBI and two runs scored against Whitworth on 4/17/11.
 
2010: Appeared in 33 games and started 26 games in the outfield…Did not commit an error in 71 chances in the outfield…Capped season by going 4 for 5 at Whitworth on 4/17/10 with three runs, a double and a run batted in…Finished with 3 for 4 day against Menlo on 3.27.10 and had two hits in games against Lewis & Clark on 2/27/10 and Oregon Tech on 3/25/10.
 
2009: Played in 32 games and started 31, primarily as the team’s starting outfielder…Finished with a ,280 batting average including 28 hits, 20 runs and 15 RBIs…Had a trio of three-hit games, including a 3 for 3 performance against Puget Sound on 3/30/09…Went 3 for 4 against Linfield on 4/4/09 and went 3 for 4 with two RBIs and three runs against Willamette on 4/29/09.
 
High School: Played for Paeo Joanis at Rex Putnam High School…Was a Second Team All-Three Rivers League…Also played varsity football, basketball and soccer…Was an all-conference selection in both football and basketball.
 
Personal: Son of Ron & Anne Schwartz…Business major with marketing emphasis…Chose Pacific for the great campus, small class sizes and for the baseball program…Favorite TV Show: Tosh.0…Favorite Book: Into The Wild (Jon Krakauer)…Career Ambition: To play baseball as long as possible.