Football

2020 Baseball: Starting outfielder for the fourth straight year … Hit .276 (8-for-29) with eight runs scored and four RBI … Was a perfect 3-for-3 on stolen bases … One of the keys in win over longtime Mideast Region nemesis Marietta (March 14) … Went 3-for-5 with two RBI against Marietta.

2019 Football: Earned second-team All-NCAC honors, marking third straight year on the all-conference team … Broke Wooster’s all-time records for career receiving yards (3,178) and receiving touchdowns (31) … Upped career reception’s haul to 167, the second-most in program history … On the year, had 58 receptions for 891 yards and six touchdowns … Season yards are the fifth-most in program history, and now has the first-, third-, and fifth-most yards in a season in the program annals … 58 receptions are the fourth-most in single-season program history … Best outing of the season came against Denison (Oct. 19) … Turned nine receptions into 153 yards and two scores against the Big Red … Logged five 100-yard games on the year … Five of his six touchdowns came over the final five games of the season … Opened the year with eight receptions for 134 yards and a touchdown against Bluffton (Sept. 7).

2019 Baseball: Debuted on the All-NCAC team as a first-team outfielder … Started all 45 games … Hit .303 (53-for-175), logged 30 RBI, scored 44 times, and had 23 extra-base hits, including a team-high eight homers … Tied for third in the NCAC in homers and was in the top 10 for runs … Tore the cover off the ball versus Thomas More (April 24) with two homers as part of a four-RBI game … Logged three four-RBI games on the year with others coming versus Ohio Wesleyan (April 6) and at Oberlin (April 16) … Finished a homer shy of the cycle in game one of Oberlin doubleheader … Went 6-for-10 with four runs versus Wittenberg (May 1) with three base knocks in each game of double-dip … Finished the year with 17 multi-hit games.

2018 Football: D3football.com Preseason All-America second-team selection … Named honorable mention All-NCAC after surpassing 900 yards for the second straight year … Finished fourth in the conference with 972 yards on 54 receptions, eight of which went for touchdowns … Went for the third-most receiving yards in single-season program history in what marked just the fourth time a Wooster wideout eclipsed 900 yards … Scorched Allegheny (Sept. 8) for 179 yards on seven receptions … Yards versus Allegheny marked the second-most of his career and the eighth-most on the program’s single-game list … Became the third Wooster wideout with two career games with at least 175 yards receiving against Allegheny … Logged five 100-yard games on the year … Hauled in eight receptions for 161 yards in win versus DePauw (Sept. 22) and was one of the standouts in Wooster’s win over Kenyon (Oct. 27), in what marked the Scots’ first shutout since 2010 … Turned six receptions into 169 yards versus the Lords.

2018 Baseball: Played in 38 games, and made 31 starts … Missed some time due to injury … Hit .342 (40-for-117), logged 27 RBI, scored 22 times, and clubbed 12 doubles … Hit three homers and swiped nine bases … Hit first collegiate home run against Hiram (April 5) … Went 12-for-18 with eight RBI, seven runs, four doubles, and a home run in games played April 8-12, which included a 3-for-5 showing with a pair of two-baggers at regional rival Marietta (April 12) … Logged a nine-game hitting streak between March 30 and April 14.

2017 Football: Joined the team just after camp started, and went on to earn second-team all-region honors by D3football.com and the NCAC’s Newcomer of the Year honor after a record-setting year … Tied the NCAC record with 17 receiving touchdowns, and is already fifth in program history on the career list … Second 1,000-yard receiver in program history, and ended the year as the Scots’ single-season leader in yards (1,315) and yards per reception (23.9) … Tied the Scots’ single-game program record with four receiving touchdowns at Kenyon (Oct. 28), and turned eight receptions into 212 yards – all before halftime – en route to earning a spot on the D3football.com Team of the Week … Overall, logged seven 100-yard games on the year, including five straight at one point … Had a touchdown reception in nine of the Scots’ 10 games, including five games with multiple touchdowns … Capped season with eight receptions for 174 yards and three touchdowns at nationally-ranked Wittenberg (Nov. 11).

2017 Baseball: Entered every game but one, and became a regular starter midway through the season … Overall, logged 27 starts … Key to Wooster leading the nation in runs per game … Scored 37 runs, a total tied for sixth on the team … Hit .358 (38-for-106) on the year with eight doubles and a triple … Logged a .461 on-base percentage … Went 10-for-12 on stolen base attempts … Delivered a monster game in nightcap of April 15 twin bill at Kenyon, going 4-for-6 with five RBI and two runs scored … Three games later, added a second five-RBI game, this time going 3-for-5 in win over NCAC West Division rival Denison (April 19).

Prior to Wooster: Key player on nearby Waynedale High School’s state runner-up baseball team as a senior … All-state in football as a senior … Two time all-region in baseball, and was the WCAL’s MVP as a junior in baseball and as a senior in football … Earned all-league honors as a sophomore in baseball and football … In baseball, prepped for former Wooster All-American Justin McDowell … Earned four letters in football, and three each in baseball and basketball.

Personal: Born Aug. 13, 1997 … Son of Brian and Lisa Strausbaugh … Majoring in communication studies with a minor in education.