2006 – Returns after posting the best single offensive season in Saint's history...The spark that led to last year's record setting season...He will again be in the leadoff position in the order and will be a large part of this year's success...His work ethic and leadership are invaluable to the program.

2005 – Played in and started in all 72 games...Named first team NAIA All-American, first team NAIA All-Region XIII, SSAC All-Conference team, SSAC All-Academic team, and SSAC Player of the Week on April 18...Led the SSAC in seven statistical categories with 110 runs scored, 113 hits, 75 RBIs, 173 total bases, nine sacrifice flies, and 39 stolen bases...Also ranked in the top 10 in the conference in homeruns (8), doubles (24), on base percentage (.470), slugging percentage (.601), and batting average (.399)...Set new school record for most at bats (296), runs scored, hits, doubles, stolen bases (39), stolen base attempts (42), games played, and total bases in a single season...Posted second best batting average, stolen base percentage (.929), and triples (6) for a single season in program history...Hit safely in 58 of his 72 games and posted 30 multi-hit games...Knocked in two or more runs in 17 games...Batted .523 (26-for-132) as a leadoff hitter and .722 (26-for-36) with runners on third...Tallied season high six RBIs against Shorter College on April 16 and career high five hits after going 5-for-5 against Southern Wesleyan on March 4.

2004 – Played in 59 games with 53 starting assignments...Batted .319 with 61 hits, 47 runs scored, 23 RBIs, and three homeruns...Ranked second in the GACC in sacrifice bunts (9)...Ranked second on the team in stolen bases (10), fourth on the team in runs scored, and fifth in hits...Batted .517 (30-for-58) as a leadoff hitter...Scored a season high three runs against Claflin University on January 31 and North Greenville on April 27.

2003 – Played in 54 games with 49 starting assignments...Batted .314 with 54 hits, 41 runs scored, 33 RBIs, and four homeruns...Ranked second on the team in runs scored and homeruns, third in RBIs, fourth in slugging percentage (.436), and fifth in total bases (75)...Tallied a career high seven RBIs against Shorter College on March 21.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Dan Perez at Marist School...Member of 2002 Georgia State Championship team...Named Honorable Mention to Georgia All-State team his senior year...Two-sport letter-winner in baseball and football...Honor graduate.

Personal – Born on June 29, 1983 in Marietta, Ga...Brother, Matt, played baseball for the College of Charleston and was drafted by the San Diego Padres and sister, Missy, competed in gymnastics at Auburn University...Majoring in Engineering...Son of Dolores Lauderdale and the late Douglas Lauderdale.