Connor Stutts

Career Accolades (at Alabama)

A two-way player for the Crimson Tide who saw time as a batter and on the mound
Played in 22 games on offense, making six starts, while appearing in seven games on the mound
Homered twice and tallied a pair of doubles while contributing eight runs and RBI apiece

On the mound

Sat out the 2017 season due to NCAA transfer rules after coming to Alabama from Notre Dame

Spent his first collegiate season at Notre Dame
Saw time in 22 games, starting eight, recording five hits, including one triple and two home runs while adding seven RBI and six runs scored
Added 12 walks and went 1-for-1 on stolen base attempts during his lone season with the Fighting Irish

Attended Westminster High School in Atlanta, Ga.
Rated as the 38th-best outfielder in the state of Georgia by Perfect Game USA coming out of high school
Earned four varsity letters in his prep career
Selected to the first team all-region squad a total of three times throughout his high school career
Helped WHS to the state semifinals in both his junior and senior seasons following a second-place finish during his sophomore campaign
Hit .392 with four home runs on his way to first team all-region accolades as a senior
Named Offensive Most Valuable Player his senior year
His .370 average with two home runs as a junior earned him first team all-region honors
Had a breakout sophomore campaign, hitting at a .380 clip with one homer to earn himself first team all-region recognition
Earned Underclass Honorable Mention from Perfect Game in 2014
Participated in L.E.A.D.S., which teaches the sport of baseball to inner-city Atlanta children
Received the Nick Napolitano "No Greater Love" Award for his work in the community