2017 Baseball Roster

Andrew Cole
- Class:
- Junior
- Ht./Wt.:
- 5-8 / 180
- Position:
- OF
- Hometown:
- Shreveport, La.
- High School:
- Benton HS
- Last College:
- Bossier Parish JC
2016 (Sophomore): Ended his two-year stint at Bossier Parish Community College by playing in 52 of the Cavalier's 54 games...Registered a slash line of .311/.374/.495 and concluded the season as the squad's leader in at-bats (196), hits (61) and RBI (35)...Led the team in triples (five), ranked fourth among BPCC's team in doubles (11) and clubbed five home runs to lead the squad with 21 extra-base hits...Helped the Cavaliers finish 25-30 overall and 14-16 in NJCAA Region XIV play.
2015 (Freshman): Began his collegaite career by suiting up for 42 of Bossier Parish Community College's 52 games...Posted a slash line of .323/.456/.427 and racked up 40 hits as well as a team-best 23 RBI in 124 at-bats...Collected a season-best four hits on two occasions - the last of which helped BPCC secure a 9-7 victory over Panola College (4/11)...Helped the Cavaliera finish 17-34-1 overall and 8-22 in NJCAA Region XIV play.
High School: Accumulated four varsity letters as a three-year starter at class 4A Benton High School...Patrolled right field and center field and also spent time behind the dish as a catcher for the Tigers...Collected a pair of First Team All-District Citations as the conclusion of his junior (2012) and senior (2013) seasons after earning All-District Honorable Mention accolades as a sophomore (2011)...As a senior, also named All-City MVP and was named an All-State performer as a catcher...Raised his batting average from .370 as a sophomore to .426 as a senior...Suited up as a catcher and outfielder for three club teams throughout his prep career, too, including North Louisiana Prospects (2011), Southern Baseball Association (2012) and Louisiana Empire (2013).
Personal: Born Andrew Griffin Cole on May 5, 1995, in Bossier City, La...Son of Stan and Karen Cole...Father, Stan, was a three-year baseball letterwinner (second base) at the University of Louisiana-Monroe from 1986-88...Plans to major in sports business at Stephen F. Austin.