Madison College Wolfpack

2024 - Named to Rawlings Region 4 Gold Glove Team.

2023 - Helped the WolfPack claim N4C and Region 4 titles, as well as make their 12th appearance at the NJCAA Division II World Series... posted a 3-1 record with a save and a 5.14 ERA in 12 appearances... recorded 29 strikeouts.

2022 - Played baseball at NCAA Division I Missouri State University in Springfield, MO... did not see action in any games... earned Athletic Director's Honor Roll both semeters.

High School/Personal - Three-sport (baseball, football, basketball) athlete and 12-time letter winner at Mineral Point High School... member of the 2019 WIAA Division 4 State Tournament Runners-up... WBCA District Player of the Year... Southwest Wisconsin Activities League Player of the Year... three-time first team all-conference selection in the Southwest Wisconsin Activities League, including as a senior, sophomore, and freshman... voted Team MVP as a senior... served as Team Captain as a sophomore, junior, and senior... batted .522 with 57 runs, 47 RBI, and 32 steals, as well as posted a 1.42 ERA with 87 strikeouts as a senior... four-year participant and four-time letter winner in both football and basketball... two-time all-conference in the SWAL for football... WFCA All-Region in football... two-time first team all-conference selection in the SWAL in basketball... served as Team Captain in both football and basketball... WIAA Academic All-State... Jordan Tibbits - high school baseball coach... member of National Honor Society... Undeclared major… born July 4, 2002… son of Chris and Greg Stumpf… sisters, Kennedy and Madison.
 
Favorite Movie: Creed II
Favorite TV Show: All-American
Favorite Athlete: Ryan Braun
Favorite Team: Green Bay Packer
Favorite Food: Spaghetti
Favorite Vacation Spot: Mexico
Superstitions: None
Dream Job/Career: None
Hobbies: Hanging with friends and having a good time
Why Madison College: It felt like the perfect fit for me and Coach Davenport is an amazing coach
Athletic goals at Madison College: To win a World Series
Plans after Madison College: To transfer to a four-year and continue to play baseball