2011: Batted .252…tied for first in games played and starts with 39…first in stolen bases with nine, runs scored with 32, total plate appearances with 168 and walks with 25…second in at bats with 131 and hit by pitch with five…fourth in hits with 33 and total bases with 41…had three doubles, one triple and one home run…knocked in seven runs…fourth in multiple-hit games with nine…fourth in longest streak to reach bases with 10 games…recorded a .912 fielding percentage with 46 putouts and a team-best 79 assists.
2010: Second team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference honoree… led the Panthers in hitting with a .403 average, hits with 62 and walks with 17…finished second in games played and starts with 44, at bats with 154, runs scored with 31, doubles with 12, home runs with two, runs batted in with 33…fourth in stolen bases with seven…named GLVC Player of the Week on March 16.
2009: Hit .278…started all 48 games played…produced 42 hits in 151 plate appearances…first in runs scored with 28…tied for second in doubles with eight…recorded 12 runs batted in…second in walks with 20…second in putouts with 104…had 91 putouts.
Junior College: Transferred from Wabash Valley (Jr.) College after freshman season…played second base and shortstop…batted .273 in 35 games played…posted 21 hits, 11 runs batted in and stole 10 bases…coach by RobFournier…helped the Warriors to a 42-13 record and the regular season conference championship.
High School: 2007 first team all-state selection at shortstop…batted .460 while producing 56 hits, 10 doubles, four triples and 15 runs batted in…led the Dragons in stolen bases with 19…twice named all-conference, all-district and all-region…two-time Most Valuable Player…earned school’s Golden Glove Award and Mr. Hustle Award five times each…batted .410 as a junior…finished in the Top 10 career record book in hitting, hits, runs batted in, stolen bases, fielding, games played and started, and years lettered…coached by Shane Humphrey…chosen Academic All-American as a senior.
Personal: Born January 22, 1989 in Bowling Green…son of Dwight and Sharon Garmon…business administration major.
