His remarkable tally of 10 varsity letters underscores his versatility across three sports: football, baseball, and basketball. His football journey culminated in the acquisition of three letters, showcasing his prowess. Achieving 1st Team All-Trumbull Athletic Conference (TAC), 2nd Team All-Trumbull County, and 2nd Team All-Northeast Ohio (NEO), his impact on the field was evident. Garnering a special mention All-Ohio recognition further solidified his standing. His senior year stood out as he was bestowed the title of Trumbull County Division IV "Player of the Year," and he earned Girard's nomination for the Trumbull County Player of the Year accolade. His senior season was marked by passing for an impressive 2,211 yards and 19 touchdowns, leading passers in both Trumbull and Mahoning Counties. Notably, he was the sole player to exceed the 2,000-yard passing mark in that season. Over the course of his career, he etched his name in the record books, holding school records for touchdowns in a game (5), passing yards in a season, and passing touchdowns in a season. In baseball, his achievements were equally noteworthy. With four years of dedicated participation, he emerged as a standout shortstop/pitcher, securing a spot on the 1st Team All-TAC roster. His exceptional performance culminated in consecutive no-hitters, solidifying his reputation as a force to be reckoned with. His stellar play in his senior season earned him a coveted spot on The Vindicator's esteemed "Hardball Heroes" team. Basketball also held its place in his multifaceted journey, as he started for two years and contributed to the 2001 District Championship team. Across his varied pursuits, his impact was undeniable, reflecting a dedication to excellence that extended across the sports spectrum.
