Ian MacMaster
Senior •  1B
6-1 • 185
Bats Lt / Throws lt
British Columbia, Canada
Southridge HS

As a Junior (2009)

Played mainly at first base, making 23 starts and 44 total appearances… went 23-for-96 at the plate (.240) with 13 runs scored, 4 doubles, three homers and 13 RBI… smooth fielder made 201 putouts with seven assists and just on error for a .995 fielding percentage… 4-for-5 with three runs, two RBI and a homer on 3/11 at Vanguard… drove in three in 4/1 against San Diego Christian… cracked two round-trippers at the NAIA World Series.

As a Sophomore (2008)
Started 41 games appearing in 45… hit .253 (37-for-146) scoring 20 runs, with six doubles, a triple and two round-trippers… knocked in 22 runs… stole 10 bases and drew 10 walks… had 376 putouts and 17 assists with just seven errors mostly from his first base position… hit a three-run homerun on 2/21 against Concordia… was 2-for-4, scoring three runs on 3/18 against Bethany… was 3-for-4 with three RBI against Westmont on 4/12.

As a Freshman (2007)
Started nine games and saw action in 40… overall hit .231, going 12-for-52 at the place… scored 17 runs with a double, nine RBI and two stolen bases… had 15 putouts... scored three times on 3/24 versus Westmont... two RBI games on 1/27 against Patton and 3/3 versus Azusa Pacific.

Prior to PLNU
Competed as a Triton for three years under Coach Josh Ridgway… a memorable game was the 2005 Canada Cup… went  2-for-3 with a HR in B.C.’s Best Tournament Final… awarded with both the B.C. Selects and B.C. Premier Baseball League Selects in 2005… also played rugby, basketball and soccer as a prep.

Personal
Born September 12, 1988 in Vancouver… son of Erica and James… has two older siblings… favorite book is “Peter Pan” and favorite movie is Hook… talents include the ability to juggle… favorite show is "The Office"… would make college baseball even better by reintroducing wooden bats… chose PLNU for the weather, baseball, and education… major is media communications… would like to pursue both baseball and film production in his career.