2026 (Junior): MAAC All-Academic Team … Saw action in 22 games … Started in 10 … Posted 45 at-bats … Crossed the plate nine times … Added 10 hits to his ledger … Recorded three doubles … Swatted one home run … Logged seven RBIs … Added a slugging percentage clip of .356 … Worked a career low five walks … Added a career high .352 on-base percentage … Logged one stolen base on the year … Added one home run at Marist (Mar. 7) … Registered two RBIs in effort at FDU (Mar. 10) … Logged a season high three hits with one stolen base at Lafayette (Apr. 1) … Notched one double vs. Siena (Apr. 11) … Crossed the plate once at Dartmouth (May 2).

2025 (Sophomore): MAAC Academic Honor Roll ... Appeared in 42 games … Started in 38 … Posted 127 at-bats … Crossed the plate 19 times … Added 25 hits to his resume … Tied a career high in doubles with five … Smacked two home runs … Registered 12 RBIs … Worked 15 walks … Stole a career high 11 bases … Supplied the Green and White with three hits at Alcorn State (Feb. 18) … Logged one home run at Quinnipiac with three RBIs (Mar. 28) … Crossed the plate twice at LIU (Apr. 15) … Swiped a pair of bases vs. Lafayette (Apr. 30) … Added one double vs. Saint Peter’s (May 3).

2024 (Freshman): Appeared in 38 games … Started in 36 … Posted 118 at-bats … Crossed the plate 18 times … Recorded a career high 27 hits … Notched five doubles on the year … Added one triple … Smacked a career high four home runs … Broke the 20 RBI threshold in his first year … Clipped a .390 slugging percentage … Worked 15 walks … Plunked five times by opposing pitchers … Registered a .333 on-base percentage … Etched three stolen bases … Notched four RBIs at Hofstra (Mar. 16) … Supplied three hits and crossed the plate three times at Canisius (Mar. 28) … Posted one home run at Canisius (Mar. 30) … Swiped one base vs. Iona (Apr. 12) … Registered a double at Fordham (Apr. 30) … Recorded first career triple at UAlbany (May 11).

Prior to College: Attended New Trier High School… Played baseball for 2 years on varsity, compiling 11 home runs, a .400 batting average, 17 stolen bases, and 38 RBIs… Named All-Conference and Ron Klein Award winner… Honor Society member and Dean’s List recipient… Son of Sean and Eileen… Majoring in Management.

Why Mayer Chose Manhattan: "The high academics and the beauty of being in New York."