Best outing was four innings in an eventual comeback win over No. 6 Florida
Threw four innings of three-hit, two-run baseball, with a season-high six strikeouts
Started twice more, each time against Miami. Unfortunately, the final game, March 23, he suffered an injury
Is pursuing his MBA degree in sports management
Prior to FAU
Had a tremendous four-year career at Manhattan College
Named by D1 Baseball as the top pitcher in the MAAC following the shortened 2020 season, as he had started the year 1-1 with a 2.42 ERA, and limited opposing hitters to a .196 batting average
That included a complete game victory over Albany (a three-hit, one-run outing with eight strikeouts), leading him to being named MAAC Pitcher of the Week
Moved into the rotation his junior year, and would earn Second Team All-MAAC honors (for the second straight season)
Had an NCAA-leading eight complete games in 12 starts in 2019, as part of an 8-5 record (the eight wins second in the MAAC, and 86 K's and .232 opposing BA both fifth)
As the team's closer as a sophomore, was again All-MAAC Second Team
Posted a 6-2 record with a 2.57 ERA and 10 saves
That latter mark led the conference, as did his .178 batting average against
All told in his career with the Jaspers, was 16-9 with a 3.38 ERA, and 185 K's in 194 1/3 innings. Opposing hitters batted just .216 against him over his four seasons
High School
Three-year letterwinner at Joseph A. Foran High School
Was All-State Honorable Mention following his senior year, as well as Team MVP and captain
Chosen All-Southern Connecticut Conference
Ranked by Perfect Game as the No. 9 righthanded pitcher in Connecticut, and No. 25 overall recruit from the state
Personal
Son of Donna Stuart and Tom Stuart
Part of the prestigious MBA Sport Management program
Aspires to be a collegiate athletic director following his playing career
Favorite pro team is the New York Yankees; favorite athlete is Mariano Rivera
Top TV show is Breaking Bad
Favorite food is lobster roll
Most people don't know that he has visited 26 different MLB ballparks