Will provide leadership as a team tri-captain and likely to see the most action of his career … Candidate for the starting position at second base and also versatile enough to play first or third base … Could bat No. 2 due to being a good bunter … 2010: Played in 25 games with 10 starts – seven at third base and three at second base … Batted an even .200 with 11 run scored, a homer, and seven RBI … Appeared twice during the conference tournament (April 30-May 1) as a defensive replacement and pinch hitter … Had an RBI base knock in game played at Cleveland Indians’ Progressive Field vs. Case Western Reserve (April 21) … Went 2-for-2 with a solo homer and also was hit by a pitch vs. Kenyon (March 18) … 2009: Started 17 times – nine at second and eight at third – and appeared in 21 other games … Batted .232 overall with 21 runs, three doubles, a homer, and 10 RBI … Played in six of the NCAA Div. III Baseball Championships games, including the national championship … Went 3-for-4 with two doubles against Wabash (May 2) in game two of the teams’ NCAC Tournament semifinal series … Connected on a three-run homer as part of a four-RBI outing at Hiram (April 4) … Delivered a two-out, game-winning single during the bottom of the 11th of an  11-10 victory over rival Marietta (April 1) … Was 6-for-14 (.429) against left-handed pitchers … 2008: Entered six games as a pinch hitter and/or second baseman … Walked twice and scored two runs vs. Stevens Institute (March 16) … Singled in his first collegiate at bat and eventually scored vs. Fontbonne (March 15) … Prior to Wooster: Transferred after one semester at Ashland University … Two-time honorable mention all-district and two-time all-Ohio Capital Conference, highlighted by first-team honors as a senior, at Marysville High School … Totaled four varsity letters – three in baseball and one in football … Personal: Born Jan. 26, 1989 … Son of Michael and Susan Wyman … Majoring in mathematics with a minor in education.