Player Detail
Michael Claycomb
| Number: | 3 |
| Year: | Jr. |
| Position: | IF |
| Major: | Business Administration |
| Hometown: | East Freedom, PA |
| High School: | Claysburg-Kimmel |
The Book on Claycomb...A very strong defensive player with a great glove and quick hands...hit primarily at the top of the lineup and accumulated 21 RBI’s and 9 extra base hits including a home run...was second on the team with 156 plate appearances and scored 32 runs which was third best last season.
Did You Know...Mikey had a breakout year in the infield fielding .972 and turning 15 double plays...started all 42 games for the Mounties at second base while stealing 12-13 bases
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| Saxman/Hribar Earn AMCC Player/Pitcher of the Week Honors - April 26, 2010 First baseman Mark Saxman and closer Joe Hribar have been named the AMCC Player and Pitcher (respectively) of the Week. Read More |
| Mounties Split with Lancaster Bible - April 25, 2010 The Mounties five-game win streak came to an end Saturday evening as the Mount Aloysius baseball (16-19, 11-5) team split with non-conference opposition Lancaster Bible College, 14-3 and 7-9. Read More |
| Baseball Schedule Change - April 22, 2010 Mt. Aloysius baseball will travel to Buffalo, NY on Friday, April 23rd for a 2:00pm double header at Hilbert College. Read More |
| Saxman HR Leader as Mounties Split with Crimson Hawks - April 20, 2010 In a non-conference match-up with Division II opponent Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) the Mount Aloysius baseball (11-18) team took game one 11-10 before falling in game two 13-11. Mark Saxman became the career HR leader (7) with a three-run shot in game two. Read More |
| Nolan Sets Career Hits Lead with Split with PSU-Behrend - April 19, 2010 Junior shortstop, Bryan Nolan, secured his place in Mounties baseball history with a hit in the second inning of a split with top seeded Penn State-Behrend to become the all-time career hits leader at Mount Aloysius with 158. Read More |
