Sheldon Daquioag Season 2013

AT SJSU: Completed his second season in a Spartan uniform in 2014 after transferring from West Valley College.

2014: Hit .281 in 52 starts as the right fielder...recorded 57 hits, 25 runs and 23 RBI...finished with eight doubles and a triple...had the game-winning 2-run double against Stanford (5/13)...15 multiple-hit games...five multiple-RBI games.

2013: Played in 48 games with 46 starts as a catcher and third baseman...had a pinch-hit RBI-double in his first plate appearance as a Spartan on February 23 at #10-Arizona...began his season on a nine-game hitting streak (2/23-3/16/13)...later went on a season-long and team-high 14-game hitting streak (4/6-4/30/13)...fourth on the team with 26 RBI...second on the team with 13 doubles...finished with 11 multi-hit games...11-for-15 (.733) with a runner on third and less than two outs...torched UTSA pitching going 6-for-15 (.400) with a home run, four doubles, six RBI and scored six runs (3/28-30)...went 4-for-4 with an RBI and a run against Seattle U (4/27)...2-for-3 with two RBI and a run in a victory at Santa Clara (3/9).

WEST VALLEY COLLEGE: Recorded 44 career runs and 44 career RBI in 60 games played at West Valley College...batted over .300 during both seasons as a catcher and infielder...his .373 batting average in 2011 was the 25th highest in the state...he was a 2011 First-Team All-Coast Golden Gate Conference catcher...a Second-Team All-Coast Golden Gate Conference utility player in 2012.

SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year varsity letterwinner...was a perfect 8-0 as a starting pitcher during senior year with a 2.33 ERA in 51.0 innings...also batted .529 with 41 RBI as a senior earning him MVP honors for the third consecutive year in the Blossom Valley Athletic League[apos]s West Valley Division...was the league[apos]s freshman player of the year.

SHELDON: A business management major...enjoys playing basketball with friends during his free time...Sheldon, nicknamed 'Sheldeezy', was born September 21, 1992 in Kauai, Hawaii, and now calls San Jose, Calif., his hometown.

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