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Batting Statistics

Year	Team	POS	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	GP	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	HBP	BB	K	SB	CS
2019	South Carolina	RF	.309	.389	.576	.965	49	190	165	29	51	12	1	10	32	3	20	56	0	0
2020	South Carolina	LF	.305	.400	.593	.993	16	70	59	14	18	3	1	4	12	3	7	15	0	0
2021	South Carolina	RF	.279	.371	.484	.854	57	251	215	31	60	9	1	11	43	13	20	76	2	1
2022	South Carolina	RF	.318	.399	.520	.919	53	228	198	37	63	10	0	10	53	7	21	55	1	2
Career	All	RF	.301	.387	.529	.916	175	739	637	111	192	34	3	35	140	26	68	202	3	3

Advanced Batting Statistics

Year	Team	K%	BB%	K:BB	ISO	BABIP	wOBA	wRC	wRAA	wRC+
2019	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	1.23	.123	.123	.123	12	12	123
2020	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	1.23	.123	.123	.123	12	12	123
2021	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	1.23	.123	.123	.123	12	12	123
2022	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	1.23	.123	.123	.123	12	12	123
Career	All	12.3	12.3	1.23	.123	.123	.123	12	12	123

Batted Ball Statistics

Year	Team	GB%	LD%	FB%	PU%	HR/FB%
2019	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	12.3	1.2	12.3
2020	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	12.3	1.2	12.3
2021	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	12.3	1.2	12.3
2022	South Carolina	12.3	12.3	12.3	1.2	12.3
Career	All	12.3	12.3	12.3	1.2	12.3

Player Wire

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