Madison College Wolfpack

2019 - Red-shirted his sophomore season after sustaining an injury following nine games played for the WolfPack.

2018 - Named First Team All-Conference in the N4C... played 49 games for the WolfPack, helping them to a Region IV championship and a trip to the NJCAA Division II World Series... registered a .361 average with 61 hits, 26 runs batted in, and a team-leading 47 runs scored... tied for the most steals on the team with six... posted a .941 fielding percentage with three errors... played for the Madison Mallards of the Northwoods Leauge during the 2018 summer.

High School/Personal - Four-sport athlete (baseball, football, basketball, volleyball) and nine-time letter winner overall at Madison East High School... four-year participant and four-time letter winner in baseball as an outfielder… named first team all-conference (Big Eight) and second team all-area his sophomore season, second team all-conference (Big Eight) his junior and senior seasons, and all-city four times… four-year participant and three-time letter winner in basketball, and one-year particiapnt and one-time letter winner in football and volleyball... member of a WIAA Division 1 State Basketball Tournament qualifying team as a sophomore… Matt McClenahan - high school baseball coach… Liberal Arts Transfer program…born August 13, 1999… Tyrone & Therese Cratic… brothers, Tyjuan (34) and Tyrone (29)… his dad, Tyrone, wrestled at NAIA Tarkio College (MO), brother, Tyrone, ran track at NCAA Division III Edgewood College, and cousin Daurice Fountain played football at NCAA Division I FCS Northern Iowa University and is currently a member of the Indianapolis Colts.
 
Favorite Movie: Black Panther
Favorite TV Show: The Wayans Bros.
Favorite Athlete: Lebron James
Favorite Team: Milwaukee Brewers       
Favorite Food: Chicken alfredo
Favorite Vacation Spot: New Orleans
Superstitions: Black chain under my uniform
Dream Job/Career: NBA Halftime Show with Rim Rocker
Hobbies: Watching TV, spending time with family and friends, volunteering, and listening to music
Why Madison College: To develop as a person and a baseball player. And because of the coaches.
Athletic goals at Madison College: Win a national championship
Plans after Madison College: Attend a four-year university, play baseball, and earn a degree, then hopefully play professional baseball