Guilford College

Career

• ranks third in school history in home runs and second in RBI
• also ranked second in slugging percentage, sixth in hits, and third in batting average

2005

• selected by the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association to all-state team
• earned honorable mention recognition on the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings NCAA Division III All-South Region team
• received honorable mention All-ODAC honors
• shared Guilford's Best Undergraduate Male Athlete Award with golfer Colin Clark
• also selected as the team's Most Valuable Hitter and Most Valuable Player
• led the ODAC in home runs and finished fourth in the conference in RBIs
• led the Quakers in every offensive statistical category except runs, doubles and triples
• had 17 multi-hit games, including a five-hit game versus Piedmont (2/26)
• had two-homer game versus league-rival Eastern Mennonite (4/3). batted.450 with runners on base
• hit .467 with runners in scoring position
• topped Guilford's regulars with a .984 fielding percentage

2004:

• selected as Guilford's Most Valuable Hitter
• led team in home runs, runs batted in, total bases and slugging percentage
• finished among ODAC leaders in home runs (T5th), batting (9^th) and slugging (9^th)
• had 11 multi-RBI games, including five in one game versus Greensboro (3/3) and Randolph-Macon (3/20)
• had 11-game hitting streak 3/27-4/15
• was ODAC Athlete of the Week for the period ending 3/22, when he hit .529 with eight runs scored, 11 RBIs and a 1.059 slugging percentage

2003:

• appeared in 18 games as a freshman.
• recorded three multi-hit games and two multi-runs batted in games
• also appeared in three games as a pitcher, going 0-1

Personal:

• two-time letter winner for Coach Dennis Walker at Salesianum H.S.
• all-Catholic Conference selection his senior season
• helped Sallies to the 2001 State Championship
• played for the Gildeas Raiders in the Delaware Semi-Pro Baseball League
• also played three years for the Grand Slam Diamonds
• brother, Tim, pitches in the Anaheim organization
• son of Robert and Anita Bittner