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Zach Levenson
Sophomore (2022): Appeared in 51 games, making 23 starts at designated hitter and 14 in right field…Hit .300 with seven home runs and 28 RBI…Posted .420 on-base percentage and .531 slugging-percentage…Tied for team-lead with 10 HBP…Totaled seven multi-RBI performances and eight multi-hit games…Batted .310 (22-for-71) with three home runs and 15 RBI in ACC play… Recorded first collegiate hit, pinch-hit two-run homer, in eighth inning against Towson (Feb. 19)…Became first player to hit home run in first at-bat at Miami since Gus Menendez vs. FIU on Jan. 28, 2006…Came off bench to register first career ACC knock with pinch-hit RBI double in eighth against Boston College (Mar. 13)…Blasted game-tying solo shot at UCF (Mar. 16)…Started season-long 10-game on-base streak with single at Clemson (Mar. 20)…Tallied first career multi-hit effort vs. FGCU (Apr. 5)…Notched first three-hit performance, highlighted by solo homer, in 5-4 victory vs. No. 3 Virginia (Apr. 9)…Reached base four times, including trio of knocks, against Pitt (Apr. 23)…Launched grand slam and drove in season-best five runs vs. UCF (May 11)…Mounted third three-hit game, reaching safely four times, with home run in regular season finale against 14th-ranked Notre Dame (May 21).
Freshman (2021 – Seminole State College of Florida): Named second team All-Mid-Florida Conference after hitting .291 with team-high 12 home runs and 39 RBI in 44 games…Recorded 12 doubles and team-best .581 slugging percentage…Helped lead Raiders to state tournament…Launched first career homer against St. Petersburg College (Feb. 10)…Reached base in all five plate appearances at Santa Fe College (March 31).
High School: Four-year letterman at Lake Howell High School, serving as captain in final two seasons…Two-time All-Conference…Hit .370 with two homers as junior…Also played football at Lake Howell.
Personal: Son of Dan and Debbie Levenson…Has one older brother, Matt…Dad played baseball at UNC Wilmington…Brother plays baseball at Winthrop…Intends to major in finance.
