TREVECCA NOTES
CAREER AWARDS / RECORDS
GSC Spring Academic Honor Roll (2025, 2026)
*GSC = Gulf South Conference
2026
Appeared in 23 games with 17 starts … batted .250 with 14 hits, two doubles, two home runs, six RBI and 13 runs scored … drew six walks, was hit by ten pitches and posted a .417 on-base percentage … doubled and drove in two runs in the 9-7 win at then-No. 1 North Greenville on March 11 … homered at Lincoln Memorial on Feb. 25 and against Lane on April 21 … handled 164 defensive chances without an error.
2025
The junior stepped into the starting catcher role for most of the season, playing in 35 total games ... started 34 times behind the plate where he was a .283 batter on 32-of-113 hitting at the plate ... had three doubles, a triple and eight home runs ... was named to the Gulf South Conference "Newcomer Watch List" in the preseason ... commanded a .969% OPS with a .540% slugging percentage and a .429% on-base percentage ... drove in 32 runs and scored 21 more ... drew 12 walks and stole bags.
2024
Saw limited action in 2024 with just one hit in 12 at-bats ... his one hit was a double and he scored a run in the six games he played in.
PREVIOUS COLLEGE NOTES
2023
Did not play as a freshman at LMU
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Played for coach Mike Bartlett at Stewarts Creek High School ... made it to the final four of the Tennessee State tournament in 2022 ... named to the all-district team in 2022 ... played summer ball for Blueprint.
Why I picked Trevecca: “I chose Trevecca because I saw it as a good opportunity to develop on the field. In addition, both of my parents attended Trevecca and it was convenient due to being close to home.”
OTHER NOTES
Is the son of Kimberly and John Dymond.
