Guilford College

Wooden's 20 career home runs rank fifth in school history... 2011: Earned Second Team All-America recognition May 25 from D3baseball.com (earned same honor in 2009)... Guilford's fifth recorded baseball All-American... Guilford's 20th First Team All-ODAC pick... Quakers' career leader in batting average (.436 in 115 games) and slugging percentage (.699)... set the Guilford standard with a .514 batting average in 2009 that led all NCAA divisions... stands fourth in Guilford history with 45 doubles and fifth with 20 home runs... received Guilford's Male Athlete of the Year and the Nereus C. English Athletic Leadership awards... stood third in NCAA Division III with a conference-high .467 batting average (through games of May 26)... captured the ODAC's Player of the Year Award in April and made the First Team All-ODAC squad... .525 on-base percentage led the league and his 63 hits stood second... matched Guilford's school record with 17 doubles... led the team in hits, runs batted in (29), on-base percentage and slugging percentage (.637)... scored 32 runs, hit two homers and had one stolen base... paced the Quakers this season with seven multiple-RBI games and recorded 21 contests with at least two hits... enjoyed a 16-game hitting streak... ODAC Player of the Week Mar. 14... went five-for-five with four runs and four RBIs in a Mar. 12 victory at league-rival Hampden-Sydney College... 2010: Guilford's starting first baseman this season... batting average ranked third on the team... belted a team-best eight homers... held team-highs in slugging percentage (.651) and RBIs... slugging percentage ranked fifth in the ODAC... his .413 on-base percentage ranked first on the squad... had a team-best 11 multiple RBI game... had a 10-game hit streak which ranked second on the team... had five consecutive games with a home run... best performance of the season came against Neumann College Feb. 20 when he went two-for-three with a double, a home run, and two RBI... performed well against conference-foe Hampden-Sydney hitting three-for-four with two doubles and two RBI... 2009: Second Team All-America, First Team All-South, and First Team All-ODAC selection... appeared as Guilford's starting designated hitter... finished 11th nationally in slugging percentage (.841)... tied the Guilford standard with 71 hits this season, the nation’s 25th-highest figure, and ranked fourth in Division III with a .588 on-base percentage... belted a team-best 10 homers, which ranks ninth in Guilford history, and 15 doubles, the Quakers’ fifth-highest total all time.... slugging percentage and RBIs both stand second in school history... reached base a school-record 12 times as a hit batsman... led the league with a .492 batting average, .566 on-base percentage and 51 RBIs in 17 ODAC games... paced the Quakers with 16 multiple-RBIs games and recorded 19 contests with at least two hits... enjoyed a 12-game hitting streak and captured two ODAC Player of the Week Awards... went four-for-four with two homers, four runs scored and four RBIs in Guilford’s season-opening 19-18 win over Piedmont... was five-for-five with a homer, double and three RBIs against Emory & Henry... ended league play going seven-for-nine with two homers and seven RBIs against Washington and Lee... 2008: Saw limited action as a designated hitter... Personal: Named the MVP of the 2010 Carolina-Virginia Summer Collegiate League Tournament... hit .393 over 41 games for the 2010 league-champion Kernersville Bulldogs... three-time member of Student-Athlete Honor Roll... lettered three years at Sun Valley H.S. under coach Archie Fritz…two-time All-South Piedmont Conference and All-Union County honoree… led Union County with seven home runs… helped his team to a 2005 conference championship... also lettered four years in basketball where he earned all-conference honors his senior year… member of the 2008 Carolina Hurricanes of the Carolina-Virginia League… member of the 2009 St. Joseph Mustangs of the Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas (M.I.N.K.) League... son of Bill and Michelle Wooden.