2026 (Junior): MAAC All-Academic Team … Appeared in 13 games … Started in nine games … Posted a 2-5 win and loss record … Logged a 7.16 ERA … Supplied the Green and White with 49.0 innings on the rubber … Surrendered 55 hits … Allowed 44 runs, 39, of those, were earned … Struck out 28 batters … Faced 244 batters … Supplied three innings of work, and punched out two in victory over University of Maryland – Eastern Shore (Mar. 1) … Logged a season high six strikeouts in 4.1 innings in effort at Fairfield (Mar. 14) … Recorded first victory of campaign in three inning outing, having allowed two hits, no runs, and punched out two vs. Siena (Apr. 12) … Totaled six innings with one strikeout in individual and team victory over Niagara (May 10).

2025 (Sophomore): MAAC All-Academic Team … MAAC Academic Honor Roll … Appeared and started in 13 games … Posted a 4-5 win and loss record … Logged a 4.58 ERA … Supplied 53.0 innings of work … Surrendered 44 hits … Allowed 38 runs, 27, of those, were earned … Struck out a career high 44 batters … Faced 257 batters … Burst onto the scene in his second year donning the Green and White with a four strikeout afternoon in three innings at Mississippi State (Feb. 16) … Added five strikeouts in 3.2 innings in first victory of the year at Delaware State (Mar. 1) … Followed up with another victory in five innings on the bump, while punching out an additional four batters at Siena (Mar. 9) … Logged next victory vs. Iona in six innings of work and six strikeouts, with zero runs allowed (Apr. 4) … Registered a season high eight strikeouts in four innings in team’s victory over Niagara (Apr. 19) … Finished out the season with a seven inning performance and two strikeouts vs. Marist (May 11).

2024 (Freshman): Appeared in six games … Started in five … Posted 5.1 innings of work … Surrendered nine hits … Punched out five batters … Faced 41 batters … Made NCAA debut with one inning of work, having surrendered one hit in six batters faced at Alabama (Feb. 18) … Followed up with another inning on the bump with two strikeouts at Norfolk State (Feb. 25).

Prior to College: Attended Delran High School… Played baseball as a pitcher… Son of Jenn and Joe Duffield… Majoring in Finance.

Why Duffield Chose Manhattan: "Playing baseball."