University of Scranton

• Two-year letter-winner for the Royals, playing in 43 games
• Has 17 hits including three doubles while scoring 16 runs and collecting 11 RBI
• Transferred to Scranton after a year at Keystone College.
• Played in 21 games, including four starts, at Keystone, helping the Giants go 33-15 and win the Colonial States Athletic Conference championship.

Senior Year (2020) (Season cut short due to COVID-19 pandemic)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Appeared in three games for the Royals

Junior Year (2019)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Appeared in 29 games and hit .224 with a .350 on-base percentage and a .254 slugging percentage
• Had 15 hits including two doubles
• Had 11 RBI and scored 10 runs while walking 12 times
• Also stole one base on the season
• Had three two-hit games on the season
• Posted a .976 fielding percentage with 113 putouts and 11 assists in 127 total chances
• Threw out seven runners attempting to steal from behind the plate

Sophomore Year (2018)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Played in 14 games, including six starts, at catcher.
• Had two hits, including a double, with four RBIs and six runs scored.
• Walked eight times while posting a .379 on-base percentage.
• Doubled, drove in two runs, scored two runs and walked three times in a 16-14 loss to Stevens on May 1.

Awards & Honors

• Landmark Conference Spring All-Sportsmanship Team (2020)

High School/Personal

• Prepped at North Pocono H.S., earning four varsity letters
• Two-time conference champion (2013, 2014)
• Also won a district championship in 2016
• Two-time All-League selection (sophomore and junior years)
• Led North Pocono to a 47-31 record during his career
• Son of Joe and Lisa Fisch. His mother is a graduate of Thomas Jefferson University
• Has two siblings, Tyler and Allison. Tyler plays baseball at Lackawanna College.