Madison College Wolfpack

2025 - Appeared in ten games and made one start... posted a 4-0 record and earned one save... registered a 0.89 ERA and 22 strikeouts over 20.1 innings... helped the WolfPack to a 45-11 record, Region 4 championship, and fifth place finish at the NJCAA Division II World Series.

High School/Personal - Three-sport athlete (baseball, volleyball, basketball) and six-time letter winner at Union Grove High School... four-year participant and three-time letter winner in baseball... batted .427 and posted a 1.40 earned run average as a senior... selected County Player of the Year by the Racine Journal Times... three-time all-county selection by Racine Journal Times, including first team as a senior and junior, and second team as a sophomore... two-time WBCA All-District Second Team honoree as a senior and junior... three-time all-conference pick in the Southern Lakes Conference, including first team as a senior and junior, and second team as a sophomore... four-year participant and two-time letter winner basketball, and one-year participant and one-time letter winner in volleyball... named honorable mention all-county in basketball as a senior by the Racine Journal Times... averaged 10.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 1.5 assists in basketball as a senior... Nathan Meyer - high school baseball coach.. University Transfer (Economics and Pre-Business) major… born December 20, 2005… son of Leah Becker and Brian Dessart... siblings, Eric (41), Ashlyn (33), and Lexi (23).
 
Favorite Movie: Sinners
Favorite TV Show: Better Call Saul
Favorite Athlete: Jahmyr Gibbs
Favorite Team: Milwaukee Brewers
Favorite Food: Wings
Favorite Vacation Spot: Aruba
Superstitions: Pray during national anthem
Dream Job/Career: Financial analyst
Hobbies: Working out, cooking, playing video games, and playing fantasy football
Why Madison College: It's a winning program and can help get me to that next level
Athletic goals at Madison College: To make it back to the NJCAA Division II World Series
Plans after Madison College: Transfer to a Division I program to play baseball and get a degree in finance