2026: College Sports Communicators third-team Academic All-American® & Academic All-District® selection … Earned two all-region honors, landing on the D3baseball.com first team and the ABCA second team … ABCA Region VII All-Defensive Team honoree as well … Debuted on the All-NCAC first team after one of the best defensive seasons in the country … Graduates tied for fifth in program history after being hit by a pitch 41 times in his career … Started all but one game, exclusively playing catcher … Picked off 10 runners and threw out 19-of-36 would-be base stealers … Tied Zack Barienbrock for team lead with a stellar .991 fielding percentage … Had the best offensive season of career, batting .317 (45-for-142), marking the third-most hits and the second-most at bats on the team … Second on the squad in doubles and home runs with 10 apiece, RBIs with 34, walks with 19, OPS at 1.056, and on-base percentage at .443, trailing only Ryan Kramer in all six categories … Stole eight bases in nine attempts on the year … Went on a seven-game hitting streak to start NCAC play … Had 13 multi-hit games … Went 4-for-7 with a triple, three RBI, and four runs scored in regular season finale sweep at Wabash (May 2) … Homered off eventual national champion Denison (April 19) in game two of the doubleheader … Eight of 10 home runs came across an eight-game stretch, including multi-homer games against Southwestern (March 17) and national semifinalist East Texas Baptist (March 21) … Caught a pair of runners stealing in nightcap of Penn St.-Harrisburg doubleheader (March 14) as part of four-game caught stealing streak … Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar overall winner for the baseball category … David Guldin department award winner as the top male sport varsity scholar athlete in the senior class based on both academic and athletic ability … Member of the NCAC Dr. Gordon Collins Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll … Member of both the fall semester and spring semester AD Honor Roll.

2025: College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® selection … Split time with Nathaniel Huxtable at catcher … Also spent some time as designated hitter … Appeared in and started 29 games in return from injury … Hit .255 (26-for-102) with 18 RBI and 17 runs scored … Scots’ most hit batsman with 13 … Walked 10 times and doubled seven times … Along with Ryan Kramer tied for top fielding percentage at .995 … Had a seven-game hitting streak in the middle of conference play … Launched first collegiate home run in 4-1 win over Oberlin (April 1) … Served up two singles and two RBI in opening win over Wittenberg (April 12) … Doubled as part of a 2-for-4 effort in game one vs. Wabash (April 26) which included a pair of RBI … Finished the season on a five-game hitting streak … Member of the NCAC Dr. Gordon Collins Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll … Member of both the fall semester and spring semester AD Honor Roll.

2024: Primary catcher to start the season, appearing in 11 games before missing the rest of the season due to injury … Batted .370 (10-for-27) with six RBI, three runs scored and two doubles … Walked seven times … Had three-hit performance on opening day vs. Spalding (Feb. 23) … Finished on a seven-game hitting streak … Pair of hits at LaGrange (March 18) in what ended up being last appearance of the season … Doubled and drove in a pair of runs vs. Marywood (March 11) … Member of the NCAC Academic Honor Roll … Member of the fall and spring semester AD Honor Roll.

2023: Primary catcher as a first-year, playing in 33 games, 29 of which were starts … Hit .253 (25-for-99) with 18 RBI, 18 runs scored, three triples, and two doubles … Logged four multi-hit games, including nightcap of opening day split with Grove City (Feb. 25) … Went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored against Grove City … Followed that up with 3-for-5 afternoon against Babson (March 12) … Went 3-for-4 with two runs scored at Kenyon (April 4), which followed a three-RBI showing at Oberlin (April 2) … Threw out eight runners on the year, including both who tried to steal from Johns Hopkins (March 20).

Prior to Wooster: Two-time regional champion at University of Chicago Laboratory Schools … All-conference all three playing seasons … Four-year letterwinner … Coached by Luke Zavala.

Personal: Parents are Debbie and Jeff Leslie … Education and urban studies major.