Georgia Gwinnett College Athletics

CAREER:
* 2023 NAIA National Player of the Year
* Named the 2023 Lou Brock Player of the Year by the Lou Brock Foundation
* Became first NAIA player in history to record a 30 home run and 30 stolen base season
* 2023 Continental Athletic Conference Player of the Year
* Two-time first NAIA All-America team selection as an outfielder
* Two-time first All-CAC team selection (2024 and 2023)
* Named NAIA National Baseball Player of the Week on March 14, 2023
* 2023 CAC all-tournament team selection
* Earned a spot on the 2024 and 2023 Avista NAIA World Series all-tournament team
* Earned CAC Hitter of the Week on March 13, 2023
* Holds the program record with 54 home runs
* Hit a single-game school record with three homers against Middle Georgia State on March 25, 2023
* Also hit three homers at Talladega (Alabama) on April 18, 2023 and Carolina (North Carolina) on May 1, 2024
* Had two home runs against Indiana Wesleyan at the Avista NAIA World Series on May 29, 2023
* Hit two home runs in nightcap of doubleheader against No. 24 Taylor (Indiana) on February 10, 2023
* Drove in single-season school-record 102 runs in 2023
* Hit a single-season school-record 33 home runs during the 2023 campaign
* Has a .424 batting average
* Tallied 181 hits
* Scored 184 runs
* Successfully stole 87 bases
* Made GGC debut in 2023 season opener against Indiana Wesleyan on February 3
* Started 59 games in center field and 57 games in left field
* Helped the 2024 and 2023 teams win the CAC tournament title
* Member of the 2024 and 2023 squads that advanced to the Avista NAIA World Series
* Three-time AD Honor Roll selection

PRIOR TO GGC:
* Batted .310 with nine home runs and 16 doubles in 2022 at Charleston Southern University (South Carolina)
* Played in 50 games and drove in 35 runs
* Helped Charleston Southern reach the Big South Conference tournament championship game
* Honor roll student
* Received the Cecil E. King award as the best all-around athlete at Governor Mifflin High School (Pennsylvania)
* Four-sport athlete in high school, competing in baseball, football, basketball, and golf
* Helped lead baseball team to the state final three times and marked the school's first trip to the state final
* Also attended Harford Community College (Maryland)

PERSONAL:
* Son of Jeff and Christina Sczepkowski