2021: Played in 18 games with 17 starts in all three outfield positions ... Slashed .299/.356/.672 ... Recorded two doubles, one triple, and a team-high seven home runs ... Scored 13 runs and drove in 13, both highest on the team ... Ranked Top 10 in the SSC in SLG and OPS ... Swiped three bags in three attempts ... Started the season with home runs in three straight games ... Had seven multi-hit games ... Named 2nd Team All-SSC

2020: Saw action in 17 games in right field and third base ... Collected seven hits in 35 at bats, including a double and two home runs ... Scored six runs and drove in another seven ... Impressive 9:2 BB:K ratio ... Also swiped a pair of bags ... Slashed .200/.383/.400 ... 2-3, R, HR, 2 RBI vs. Spring Hill on February 1 ... 2-5, R, HR, 2 RBI vs. Malone on March 5

2019: Played in 35 games for the Tars, with 34 starts ... slashed .266/.331/.391 ... collected 34 hits in 128 at bats, including four doubles and four home runs ... scored 20 runs and drove in 17 ... 7-8 on stolen base attempts ... Three straight multi-hit games on February 12, 15, 16

2018: Appeared in 44 games, starting 40 of them primarily in left field … slashed .279/.401/.429 ... went 41-147 at the plate with six doubles, two triples and four home runs ... scored 27 runs and drove in 24 ... led Tars in steals with eleven ... Went 7-10 (.700 avg) with four doubles, a triple and a home run plus two runs scored and eight RBI in the series against Bentley February 17-19

2017: Made 35 appearances as a freshman for the Tars, starting in 23 contests … slashed .313/.406/.412 ... picked up 25 hits in 80 at bats, including eight doubles ... drove in 10 and scored 11 runs … recorded five stolen bases ... picked up his first collegiate hit, a double, against Young Harris on February 4 ... had eight multi-hit games as a freshman

Summer Ball: Played for the Worcester Bravehearts in the Futures Collegiate League in New England in 2017

High School: Attended Franklin High School in Franklin, Massachusetts where he helped the Panthers win the Pedroli Invitational Tournament twice … Three-time Hockomock All-Star … Two-time team MVP … Metro West Super Team All-Star...Played club baseball for Mizuno Northeast

Personal: Son of Chris Santucci and Gwenn O’Keefe … Chose Rollins because of the opportunity to play collegiate baseball and the beautiful campus … Majoring in Economics … Aspires to be a financial wealth manager … Enjoys playing Call of Duty and Overwatch ... Favorite movie is Good Will Hunting