Wofford College Athletics

Slated for foot surgery in the spring that could delay his debut until the final month of the season . . . Has good power . . . Extremely competitive . . . Was the first Division I baseball signee out of Chapman High School . . . Was a highly decorated football player before giving up that sport to concentrate on baseball . . . Was recruited in football by ACC and SEC schools . . . 2006: Saw considerable action in the outfield as a junior . . . Had four hits and 3 RBI vs. Western Carolina . . . Had a two-run triple in the first inning vs. the Catamounts . . . Went 6-for-10 in the three-game series vs. WCU . . . Had a six-game hitting streak during the season . . . 2005: Saw limited action as a sophomore . . . Collected two hits in 12 at-bats and drove in a pair of runs . . . 2004: Battled through injuries . . . Started seven of the 18 contests in which he appeared . . . Had three hits in the first game of an April 6 doubleheader versus North Carolina A&T . . . Added another hit in the second game as the Terriers posted a 5-1 victory . . . Had doubles vs. The Citadel (March 28) and Georgia Southern (April 24) . . . Contributed a run-scoring single at Western Carolina (May 15) . . . Received a start in center at Tennessee (March 31) and had a base hit in the Terriers’ 4-2 loss . . . It gave him a three-game hitting streak as he collected a base hit in five out of six appearances . . . High School: Began playing varsity baseball in the eighth grade . . . A five-year letterman in baseball and a three-time all-region selection . . . Also earned all-conference and all-area honors . . . All-State and a North-South All-Star as a senior when he hit a single-season school record nine home runs to go with a .480 batting average, 16 doubles, three triples, and 38 RBI . . . Team MVP that season and a three-time recipient of his school’s Best Offensive Player award . . . Posted a .425 career mark at the plate over his five varsity seasons . . . Had 32 career home runs, 52 doubles, 10 triples, and 137 RBI . . . Was also 40-of-41 on stolen bases . . . An all-conference, all-area, and all-state selection in football . . . A two-time Offensive Back of the Year . . . Rushed for Chapman career records of 3,600 yards and 40 touchdowns in just three years . . . Included in that total were single-season school marks of 1,632 yards and 22 touchdowns as a junior . . . Lettered three years on the gridiron . . . Personal: Born Feb. 24, 1985 in Fall River, MA . . . Son of Steve and Lynda Fusaro.