UMass Lowell Athletics

AS A SOPHOMORE (2023): Played and started in all 54 games…Led the team with 218 at bats, 57 runs, 69 hits, five triples, 114 total bases and 33 stolen bases…Slashed .317/.523/.421…Drew 30 walks and tied for team-high with nine home runs…Ranked in the top-15 in the league in batting average, slugging percentage, OPS, runs scored, hits, home runs, at bats and walks…Led the league in triples (5)…Totaled 115 putouts and 75 assists for a .979 fielding percentage…Ranked second in stolen bases (33)…Named to America East All-Conference Second Team.

AS A FRESHMAN (2022): Played and started in 53 games… Led the team with a.337 batting average… Collected 6 doubles, 2 home runs, 23 RBIs, and finished tied with a team-high 3 triples… Finished with a team-best 36 walks, scoring 50 runs, and recorded a .456 on base percentage… Had a .958 fielding percentage… Set an American East Conference record with 46 stolen bases in a single season…Earned America East All-Rookie Team honors…Earned America East All-Conference Second Team honors…Three-time America East Rookie of the Week…Selected to the 2022 NEIBA All-New England Second Team…Named to the 2022 Collegiate Baseball Freshmen All-American Team.

HIGHLIGHTS: Member of the football, basketball and baseball teams at Bonny Eagle High School … his senior year he was named the captain of his baseball team, as well as honored with the Fred Harlow award, All-State Shortstop, SMAA 1^st Team Shortstop, and the 2021 Outstanding Athlete award … his junior year he was a member of the All SMAA 1^st Team Defense in football and was named captain of the basketball team.
 
PERSONAL: Son to Cassandra and Shawn Humphrey of Standish, Maine … has one brother (Jackson) … says that his hobbies are fishing and boating … names the Boston Red Sox as his favorite sports team … his greatest sports moment was winning the state championship in football his junior year against their longtime rival … says he chose UMass Lowell because he loves the campus, as well it has great programs both for baseball and his major.