Career Honors:
- 2021 All-Patriot League Second Team (OF)
Career Highs:
Runs: 4, at Saint Joseph's (3/20/24)
Hits: 4, vs. Bucknell (3/28/21)
RBI: 4, at Delaware State (3/12/24)
Stolen Bases: 3, vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (4/10/24)
Hit Streak: 6 games (3/5/24-3/15/24)
2024 (Senior)
- Started all 51 games for the Mids, primarily in right field and centerfield
- Batted .261 while tallying a .376 on-base percentage
- Racked up nine doubles and a home run, scoring 37 times and driving in 24 runs
- Led the team with 14 hit-by-pitches and walked 21 times
- Stole a league-leading 28 bases, finishing third in program single-season history
- Tallied 14 multi-hit games, including four three-hit performances
- Opened the season on a five-game hit streak, including a three-hit, three-run, three-RBI contest at Elon on Feb. 17
- Notched a career-high four RBI in a March 12 win at Delaware State, registering two hits and two walks
- Scored a career-high four runs in the March 20 victory at Saint Joseph’s in a three-hit contest
- Swiped a career-best three bases to help Navy beat Maryland Eastern Shore on April 10
- Ended with 41 career steals to rank eighth in program history
2023 (Junior)
- Played in 42 games, making 22 starts for the Midshipmen
- Hit .222 while reaching base at a .296 clip, racking up eight runs scored and nine RBI
- Posted a four-game on-base streak from April 8-15
- Posted first multi-hit of the season on March 12 against Princeton, knocking in two RBI and scoring once while picking up a stolen base
- Matched a career high with three runs scored at Maryland Eastern Shore on April 12, also tallying three hits and driving in two RBI
- Tallied three hits in the regular season finale against Elon on May 7, registering two RBI and scoring once
2022 (Sophomore) - Game-by-Game Statistics
- Appeared in 42 games with 40 starts during his sophomore campaign
- Hit .221 with a triple, two home runs, six doubles, 16 RBI and 30 runs scored
- Stole six bases for the second-consecutive season, ranking as the second-best total on the team in 2022
- Tallied a .321 slugging percentage and reached base at a .371 clip
- Recorded nine multi-hit games in addition to three multi-RBI contests
- Ended the season on a five-game hit streak
- Reached base safely in 14-straight contests (3/27-4/16), along with reaching base in each of the final seven games of the season
- Posted a perfect fielding percentage over 42 games between right and center field, along with making 87 putouts
2021 (Freshman) - Game-by-Game Statistics
- Second Team All-Patriot League
- Ended his freshman season with a .288 batting average and finished fifth on the team with 21 runs scored
- Finished with 23 hits, which included a double and two triples
- Compiled a .414 on-base percentage and a .350 slugging percentage
- In his 30 appearances and 23 starts, he posted a team-high six stolen bases
- Against Bucknell on March 28, he finished with a career-high four hits, two RBI and it was the first of three times on the year he scored three runs in a game
- In the outfield, he finished with 65 putouts
High School
- Lettered three times in baseball at Ronald Reagan while earning two letters for football and another for track & field
- Finished as the 6A State Runner-up in 2017 and 2018
- Helped his team to the 2018 and 2019 District Championship while being a 6A Region IV Semifinalist in 2019
- Two-time Perfect Game-Under Armour Preseason All-American
- Named to the All-District team in 2018 and 2019
- Earned Academic All-District honors three times and was a 2020 Academic All-State honoree
Personal
- Son of Lisa Bell and Cheryl Raba
- Member of the National Honor Society and Fellowship of Christian Athletes
- Won the Presidential Volunteer Award, NEISD Volunteer Award and Principles Award at Ronald Reagan
- Went to high school with fellow USNA Class of 2024 classmate Jacob Cho
- Played baseball with Travis Sthele (Texas), JT Moeller (McNeese State), Matt Scanell (Princeton), Cale Wagoner (Limestone)
- His cousin, Luke Maloy, was drafted by Cleveland in the 2010 MLB Draft and pitched at Texas A&M during their College World Series appearance in 2011
