Madison College Wolfpack

2021 - Appeared in 53 games for the WolfPack... helped Madison College win a N4C and Region 4 title, and placed in the top six at the NJCAA Division II World Series... named the North Central Community College Conference Most Valuable Player and first team all-conference... selected the Region 4 Defensive Player of the Year and to the Region 4 Rawlings Gold Glove Team... batted .308 with 45 hits, 38 runs scored, and 26 runs batted in... registered ten stolen bases... finished with a .965 fielding percentage with six errors, 92 assists, 72 putouts, and 22 double plays.

2020 - Played in three games for the WolfPack before the season was canceled due to Covid-19 Pandemic... registered one RBI.

High School/Personal - Two-sport (baseball, basketball) participant and eight-time letter winner at Altoona High School... four-year participant and four-time letter winner in baseball... two-time Cloverbelt-West Conference Player of the Year as a junior and senior... four-time all-conference honoree, including first team as a sophomore, junior, and senior... two-time WBCA All-State selection... set the all-time hits record in Railroaders history... batted .600 during senior year... four-year participant and four-time letter winner in basketball... earned second team all-conference in the Cloverbelt-West Conference... ranks third all-time in assists in school history... Craig Walter - high school baseball coach... member of Honor Roll... Business major… born April 20, 2001… son of LaShawn and Travis Nelson… brother, Tyler (27).
 
Favorite Movie: 2 Fast 2 Furious
Favorite TV Show: Monk
Favorite Athlete: Maguire Fitzgerald
Favorite Team: Milwaukee Brewers
Favorite Food: Shrimp
Favorite Vacation Spot: Altoona, WI
Superstitions: Which wrist to have wrist tape on
Dream Job/Career: UFC Fighter
Hobbies: Playing billiards
Why Madison College: Because of the overall success of the baseball team
Athletic goals at Madison College: Win a World Series and national championship, and transfer to a four-year
Plans after Madison College: Play baseball and continue my academics at a four-year university