UMass Boston

2019 AWARDS

All-Conference: Second Team (Shortstop)

NCAA UMass Boston Regional Tournament Most Outstanding Player 

SEASON HIGHS 

Games Played/Game Started: 51/51

Average/On-base Percentage/Slugging Percentage: .287/.378/.378

Hits: 3 vs. Washington & Jefferson College, March 14 (47 total)

Runs: 2 seven times (34 total)

Runs Batted In: 3 vs. St. John Fisher College (27 total)

Doubles/Triples/Home Runs: 15/0/0

Stolen Bases: 9

Total Bases: 62

NOTABLES

• Named the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA UMass Boston Regional Tournament after going 4-9 (.444) with four runs scored and three doubles 
• Earned Second Team All-Conference Honors for the second time in his career
• Sits 3^rdin program history in career games played (182), 5^thin career at-bats (608) and runs scored (126)
• Tied for 5^thwith his 55 stolen bases and 8^thin career doubles with 34 
• Went 2-5 with three doubles, two runs scored and an RBI vs. Washington & Jefferson College on March 14 
• Hit .428 (6-14) in the Little East Tournament with three doubles
• Nicknamed Charlie “May” after recording a hit in every single game in the month of May going 21-47 (.446) with nine doubles and 11 runs scored 
• Hit safely in 32 games with 14 multiple hit games 
• Finished his career 2^ndin program history in career assists (422) and assists in a single season (142)

2018 AWARDS

All-Conference: First Team (Shortstop) 

SEASON HIGHS

Games Played/Games Started: 44/44

Average/On-base Percentage/Slugging Percentage: .273/.383/.364

Hits: 3 vs. Brandeis University, April 10 (42 total)

Runs: 2 seven times (35 total)

Runs Batted In: 4 at Eastern Connecticut State University, March 31 (26 total)

Doubles/Triples: 6/4

Stolen Bases: 17

Total Bases: 56

NOTABLES

• Named to the Little East Conference All Conference team for the first time in his career 
• Finished the season turning 28 double plays with a .940 fielding percentage 
• Led the Beacons with 4 triples on the season 
• Swiped 17 stolen bases, good for second on the team and tied for eight in the Little East 
• Currently sits five on the Beacons all-time records for career assists with 280 
• Went 3-5 against Brandeis University with 3 RBI and a run scored on April 10  
• Recorded two hits, two runs scored, one double, one triple and four RBI against Eastern Connecticut State University in Game One on March 31 
• Scored the game-winning run in the 10th inning against Ramapo College in game two of the NCAA Regional Tournament 
• Had an 11-game hitting streak from April 7–21 
• Posted 10 multi-hit games in his junior season 

2017 SEASON HIGHS

Games Played / Game Started: 50 /49
Average / On-base Percentage / Slugging Percentage: .251 / .338 / .343
Hits: 3 vs. Plymouth State University, 4/29/17 (44 total)
Runs: 3 vs. Suffolk University, 3/25/17 & vs. Plymouth State University, 4/29/17 (39 total)
Runs Batted In: 3 vs. Suffolk University, 5/20/17 (31 total)
Doubles / Triples / Home Runs: 2 vs. Suffolk University, 3/25/17 & vs. Keene State College, 5/12/17 (9 total) / 2 at Babson College, 4/13/17 (2 total) / 1 at Rhode Island College, 4/8/17 ( 1 total)
Stolen Bases: 2 vs. three different opponents (21 total)
Total Bases: 6 at Babson College, 4/13/17 (60 total)

NOTABLES

• Led the Beacons in stolen bases with 21 and stolen base attempts with 25
• Drove in two runs and had two runs scored against Eastern Connecticut State University on April 15
• Registered 10 putouts and had three assists against Rowan University on March 11

2016 Switched from the role as back-up catcher to starting first baseman early in the season … Finished the year with a .278 average and 32 hits in 37 games played … Recorded four doubles, one triple, and one home run, and 16 RBI … Also tallied 18 runs scored and eight stolen bases during his first season … Had an on-base percentage of .344 and a slugging percentage of .357 … Collected 260 putouts and nine assists for a .996 fielding percentage … Made his Beacons debut on March 11 against Rhodes College where he recorded his first career home run, a two-run shot … Had his best offensive day on April 16 in the game two win over UMass Dartmouth when he went 3-for-4 with two doubles, an RBI and a run scored … Finished 2-for-3 with an RBI against St. John Fisher College on May 20 in the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament … Had three hits in five at-bats and had one RBI, one double, and one run scored against UMass Dartmouth on May 13 during the Little East Conference Tournament.

PERSONAL/HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Newtown High School in 2015, where he was a member of the baseball and basketball programs … was named a First Team All-South West Conference selection … Selected to the Connecticut All-Star Team … Earned two varsity letters at Newtown … Was a four-year High Honors student … Son of Debra Lombardo and Brian Huegi … Has three siblings, Will and Caroly Huegi and Ava Lombardo ... Member of the UMass Boston Business LEAD Program … Currently majoring in Business with a concentration in Accounting and Marketing.