AWARDS
• Academic All-ASUN Team (2018)
• Academic All-ASUN Team (2019)
• Academic All-ASUN Team (2020)
• ASUN Winner for Life (2020)
• CoSIDA Academic All-District Team (2020)
Enters the year tied for third on the Stetson career list, having been hit by a pitch 33 times.
2020: Was named the ASUN Spring Winner for Life … Was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District team … Team captain ... Saw action in 11 games, starting 10 in the outfield … Missed the opening week of play with an injury … Had four multiple-hit games and drew nine walks, posting a .423 on-base percentage … Drove in a pair of runs against Hartford (2/22) … Reached base five times and drove in three runs in the win over Ohio State (3/6) … Was named to the ASUN Academic Honor Roll.
Fall 2019: Had three hits in six at bats with a double, a home run, a stolen base and three runs scored in two games against UCF.
Summer 2019: Had a great summer for the New England Collegiate League champion Keene Swamp Bats, hitting .293 in 43 games with seven doubles, a triple and six home runs … Drove in 25 runs and scored 31 and finished the season with 11 stolen bases.
2019: Saw action in 52 games, starting 35 with 33 of those starts in right field ... Got off to a slow start, going hitless in his first five games (0-for-16) ... Battled throughout the season to bounce back, finishing with a .181 average ... Despite his struggles, reached base in 31 games thanks to drawing 16 walks and getting hit by pitches 15 times, which tied for fifth on the Stetson single season list ... Had a stretch of reaching base in 15 consecutive games, which tied for the second longest streak of the year for Stetson ... Had a two-run inside-the-park home run against Yale (3/15) ... Had three hits, including a double and triple, in the Hatters' 16-inning victory over Jacksonville in the ASUN Tournament (5/24) ... Finished the season on a four-game hit-streak ... Was named to the Academic All-ASUN team for the second time.
Summer 2018: Did not play summer ball while recovering from shoulder surgery.
2018: Primarily served as the Hatters left fielder, starting 31 games there, but has also made eight starts in right and five as the designated hitter ... Missed seven games in the middle of the year after suffering a shoulder injury on a dive to first base on a pickoff throw ... Had seven multiple-hit and six multiple RBI games on the year ... Hit .250 during the Hatters’ 18-game win streak ... Was 3-for-13 in the ASUN Tournament with a home run and three RBI ... His biggest hit of the year was a three-run, pinch-hit, two-out, walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning against Central Michigan (3/3) ... Also had a walk-off single in the 11th inning of a 3-2 win over Rhode Island (3/8) ... Hit .345 as a leadoff hitter and .328 with runners on base, including .295 with runners in scoring position ... Was 10-of-15 driving in runs with a runner at third and less than two out (.667) ... Had 11 two-out RBI on the year ... Had a three-hit game against UNC (6/9) in the Super Regional with a double, and a home run.
Summer 2017: Played for the Plymouth Pilgrims in the Northeast Collegiate League ... Batted .261 for the summer in 42 games, helping the Pilgrims advance to the playoffs ... Had nine doubles, four home runs and drove in 13 while also stealing 12 bases in 153 total at bats.
2017: Saw action in 45 games, starting 34, with 29 of those starts in right field ... Finished the season batting .252, but seemed to blossom as the year went on, including blasting a pair of home runs late in the season ... Had seven multiple-hit games and four multiple-RBI games ... Longest hitting streak was four games, which he closed the season with ... Had a streak of reaching base in 13 consecutive games ... Had two hits and drove in four runs against Siena (2/21) ... Had three-hit games against Tulane (3/25), NJIT (3/31) and USF (4/26) ... His three-run homer against UNF (5/14) provided the margin in a 4-3 Stetson win ... Also homered against Kennesaw State (5/25) in the ASUN Tournament ... Was named to the ASUN Academic Honor Roll with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
High School: Attended Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Fla. ... Was a three year member of the baseball team, played pitcher, outfield and first base under head coach Ron Brooks ... Was a Scholar-Athlete Honorable Mention by the Gainesville Sun ... Was an All-Area honors by the Gainesville Sun ... Baseball team was 2015 District Champions.
Personal: Full name is Andrew James MacNeil ... Born Oct. 8, 1997, in Gainesville, Fla. ... Parents are Kevin and Lynne MacNeil ... Has one sister, Amy (26) ... Has a cousin, Joe Sparacino who played college baseball at Southeastern Louisiana University ... High School honors included National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, AP Scholar Award and Commended National Merit Scholar ... Serves as a volunteer baseball coach for youth ... Considered Dartmouth and Columbia before deciding on Stetson... Received his undergraduate degree in Microbiology with a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA ... Is working toward an MBA this year before going to medical school.
GAME HIGHS
At Bats: 6, five times (last vs Jacksonville; May 24, 2019)
Runs: 3, three times (last vs Maryland; March 9, 2019)
Hits: 3, six times (last vs Jacksonville; May 24, 2019)
RBI: 4, vs Siena (February 21, 2017)
Doubles: 1, 15 times (last vs Jacksonville; May 24, 2019)
Triples: 1, vs Richmond (March 11, 2018)
Home runs: 1, seven times (last Yale; March 19, 2019)
Total bases: 7, at North Carolina (June 9, 2018)
Walks: 2, 11 times (last vs FGCU; May 22, 2019)
Strike outs: 3, vs High Point (February 24, 2017)
Sac hits: 1, 11 times (last vs Liberty; May 26, 2019)
Sac flies: 1, three times (last at Maryland; March 23, 2018)
Stolen bases: 2, twice (last at North Florida; April 29, 2018)
Hit by pitch: 2, twice (last vs USC Upstate; May 17, 2018)
Caught stealing: 1, three times (last vs Jacksonville; May 24, 2019)
Runners LOB: 4, twice (last vs Purdue; March 4, 2018)
Putouts: 7, vs Saint Louis (March 1, 2019)
Assists: 1, nine times (last vs Maryland; March 10, 2019)
Errors: 1, nine times (last vs FIU; May 14, 2019)
