Rogers State University Athletics

2019: Played in 36 games with 29 starts ... Had 26 hits in 105 at bats (.248 avg.) … five doubles ... one triple … two homeruns ... Scored 16 runs ... Had 20 RBIs ... Had 14 walks ... Had one hit by pitch … Had a .333 on base percentage ... Had three sac flies ... Had one sac bunt … Had 39 total bases for a .371 slugging percentage ... Was 0-for-1 in stolen base attempts ... Made one appearance on the mound in relief … Posted a 0-0 record in 1.0 innings pitched … Allowed 0 runs, 0 earned, posting a 0.00 ERA ... Allowed no hits against three batters faced, a .000 batting average against ... Had one strikeout ... Had 35 putouts ... Had two assists ... Had a .949 fielding percentage ... Heartland Conference Fall 2018 Commissioner's Honor Roll … Heartland Conference Spring 2019 Commissioner's Honor Roll …

2018: Second Team All-Heartland … Second Team All-OklahomaSports.Net … Heartland Conference Hitter of the Week (4/2) … Played in 48 games with 47 starts ... Had 53 hits in 172 at bats (.308 avg.) … 14 doubles ... one triple … Scored 26 runs ... Had 30 RBIs ... Had 22 walks ... Had two hit by pitches ... Had a .391 on base percentage ... Had one sac fly … Had two sac bunts ... Had 69 total bases for a .401 slugging percentage ... Was 2-for-3 in stolen base attempts ... Had 67 putouts ... Had 43 assists ... Had a .965 fielding percentage ...

Previous: Played one season for Ventura College under head coach Don Adams where he was named the offensive player of the year and all-conference first team during his sophomore season...Batted .294 with 50 hits, six doubles, three home runs and 23 RBI...Totaled a .342 on base percentage...Attended Moorpark College and Cal State Northridge to start his collegiate career.
 
Prep: Prepped at Moorpark High School for head coach Scott Fullerton...Hit .382 with 34 hits, 11 doubles, one home run and 19 RBI as a senior...Named the Offensive Player of the Year for the team and First Team All-County.
 
Personal: Son of John and Kim Chiaramonte...Chose RSU because "great coaches, community and school."