2021

• Second team All-Conference Carolinas
• King Pride Awards Al Nida Male Athlete of the Year
• Ranked sixth in Conference Carolinas, 90th in NCAA with a .388 batting average
• Fifth in Conference Carolinas, 51st in NCAA with a .500 on base percentage
• Led King with 12 multiple hit games and nine multiple RBI games
• Longest hitting streak of the season was 20 games
• Ended the season on a 28-game reached base streak
• Drove in three, going 2-for-3 with a home run and two runs scored on April 17 against Emmanuel

2020

• All-Conference Carolinas
• Conference Carolinas rankings
  • 3rd with two triples
  • 14th with three home runs
  • 6th with 16 walks
  • 18th with .494 slugging percentage
  • 13th with 20 runs scored
• Five multiple hit games
• Five games with multiple RBI
• Had five-game hitting streak ad 13-game reached base streak
• Started the season with three hits, two home runs and two RBI at Anderson on February 1
• Drove in three and scored three times on two hits, including a home run in a win at Carson-Newman on February 11
• Season canceled due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic

2019

• Started 36 of the 37 games he appeared
• Stats
  • .291 batting average
  • .404 on base percentage
  • .485 slugging percentage
  • 39 hits, eight doubles and six home runs
  • Scored 26 runs and drove in 22
  • 18 walks
• 11 multiple-hit games, four games with three hits
• Six multiple-RBI games, including two games with three RBI
• Season-long hitting streak of six games
• Ripped two home runs, going 3-for-5 with three RBI and two runs scored at Limestone no April 18

2018

• Posted eight multiple-hit games, including one with four and two with three hits
• Had three multiple RBI games
• Ripped first career home run on March 30 in a win over Limestone where he went 2-for-2 with two runs scored and four runs batted in
• Went 4-for-5 with a double and one run batted in on April 6 in a win over Erskine
• Posted two doubles on three hits and scored twice in a 14-1 over Mount Olive on April 26 in the Conference Carolinas Baseball Championship
• One of six Tornado to hit better than .300

2017: Appeared in two games.

2016: Did not appear in any games.

High School: Was named first team all-conference pitcher once, second base three times and third base once...Was named second team all-conference pitcher twice and outfield once...Was named second team all-region second base once and first team all-region second base once...Played in the 2015 all-star game.

Personal: His parents are Jefferey Meyer and Suvane Bechelli.