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As a Sophomore (2016) • Game-by-Game Statistics As a Freshman (2015) • Game-by-Game Statistics• 4-1, 3.38 ERA, 32.0 IP • 15 apperances, six starts • Tied for the team lead in wins (4) • Led the team in batting average against (.221) among pitchers with 10.0+ IP • Second on the team in ERA (3.38) among pitchers with 10.0 IP • Ninth on the team in innings pitched • 1-1, 5.54 ERA in eight apperances (three starts) in Pac-12 play • 6.0 IP, 4 H, 0 R in first career Pac-12 start and win April 12 at California • 5.0 IP, 0 H, 5 BB, 5 K in first career start April 7 vs. Pacific • 0.2 IP, 0 H, 2 K in first career win March 31 vs. San Francisco Off the Farm • 2014 MLB Draft - 34th round - Seattle Mariners • 2014 summer with Bellingham Bells (West Coast League): 17 IP, 1-2, 4.23 ERA • Bells, owned by Stanford graduate Eddie Poplawski, won West Coast League title The Summerville File • Lettered four years in baseball • Captained Lakeside for three years • First team All-Metro League as a freshman, junior and senior • 2014 Metro League MVP • 2014 Washington State 3A Player of the Year • Led Lakeside to first state tournament appearance in program history • Coordinator of corporate donations at I Love Baseball from 2011-13 • Son of Clyde and Karen Summerville • Father, Clyde, graduated from Stanford in 1973 • Grandmother was the runner-up tennis champion for Southern California in 1934 Why Stanford? • “Stanford provides an unrivaled balance between academics and athletics. Other programs out there have a sharp focus on either academics or athletics; whereas, Stanford widens the lens and brings into focus both academics and athletics. For this reason, and also Stanford’s innovative, inventive culture, I thought it presented the best opportunity to both play baseball and get an education.” |
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