Campbell University

Career Honors:
Big South Player of the Week (4/8/19)

2021: Named to the Big South Presidential Honor Roll... DNP, medical absence

2020: Started 12 games, seeing action in 15 total contests... Batted .200 with eight hits, including two doubles, registering three RBI and five runs scored… Drew six walks on the year... Collected three multi-hit games, coming in both games of a doubleheader at South Alabama (2/15) and against East Carolina (2/19)… Hit an RBI double down the left field line against ECU to help Campbell top the nationally-ranked Pirates... Also doubled against Purdue (2/21)... Combined to go 4-for-8 with a RBI, two walks and three runs with a stolen base in a doubleheader at South Alabama (2/15)… Went 1-for-3, scoring a run against Maine (2/23)… Continued his perfect 1.000 career fielding percentage…

2019: Named to the Big South Presidential Honor Roll... Played in 54 games during his first season as a Fighting Camel, making 51 starts in center field… Boasted a perfect 1.000 field percentage with 124 putouts and three assists… Batted .272 with 40 hits, collecting six doubles, a triple and two home runs… Scored 30 runs and drove in 31 runs on the year… Ranked second on the club with 30 walks and tied for second with seven sacrifice flies… Finished the year with 10 stolen bases, good for fourth most on the team… Recorded eight multi-hit outings and seven multi-RBI games, including a pair of four-RBI games… One of five Fighting Camels to record double-digit hit by pitches, finishing fifth on the team with 10 HBP… Cranked a grand slam in CU’s 11-3 series-clinching win at Gardner-Webb (4/7), finishing the day 3-for-4 and a triple shy of hitting for the cycle… Batted 7-for-14 (.500) with seven RBI in the Gardner-Webb series, earning Big South Player of the Week honors (4/8)… Hit a two-run home run in the Big South Championship semifinals win over Winthrop (5/24), helping CU secure a spot in the tournament title game… Rode a seven-game hitting streak from April 13 to May 3, going 9-for-26 (.346) over that stretch with seven RBI… Drove in four runs in CU’s 14-0 rout of Charleston Southern (5/3), going 2-for-4 with a pair of two-run singles…

Indian River State College (Fort Pierce, Fla.): Played two seasons of junior college ball under head coach Scott Kingston, the brother of University of South Carolina head baseball coach, Mark Kingston… Totaled 58 hits, 11 doubles and two triples with a .384 batting average as a sophomore… Received first team all-conference honors and was named conference defensive player of the year as a sophomore… Hit .337 in his freshman campaign, earning second team all-conference honors… Received IRSC’s sportsmanship award twice…

Prep: Named the 2016 FHSAA 9A Player of the Year as a senior at Palm Harbor University High School… Hit .409 in his final season, also earning first team all-conference honors… Selected to play in the Senior All-Star Game… Earn second team all-conference recognition as a sophomore and junior…

Personal: Full name is Alexander John Hrica… Born January 17, 1998… Son of Marie and Mark Perkins… Majoring in sport management…