2025: Effective two-way player for the Chargers, playing in 49 games and pitching in 10 of them, including three starts...earned his first career pitching victory in a 3-2 win at Saginaw Valley (March 12), striking out four, walking one and giving up no runs in four innings...also recorded a G-MAC Tournament win against Tiffin, pitching the final three innings of an elimination game with five strikeouts and no walks or runs surrendered...career high seven strikeouts in a Feb. 23 contest against Indianapolis...started 40 games at shortstop for the Chargers, with six multi-hit games, including a three-RBI outing in a May 2 win over Ashland and two RBIs on two hits in a G-MAC Tournament win over Findlay (May 7)...went 6 for 11 with three RBIs in a four-game series against Thomas More (March 28-29).

2024: Made an important impact for the Chargers both in the field and on the mound as a freshman, starting 39 games as a position player and also making six relief appearances...finished with six extra base hits and 12 RBIs at the plate, including a two-run home run in his first game against Wayne State (Feb. 16)...recorded his first career save by pitching a scoreless inning and striking out two of the four batters he faced in a 10-9 win over Findlay (March 17)...gave up no runs in three of his six relief appearances and finished with a team best 1.04 ERA in 8.2 innings pitched, with just one earned run conceded. 

High School: Prolific two-way prospect who excelled in the state of Michigan at Parchment High School...hit .477 with 41 RBIs and a school record 60 stolen bases as a senior in 2023, while also finishing his career with the Panthers with a 26-0 record on the mound and a 0.86 ERA...three-time MHSBCA All-State player who was named to the MHSBCA Dream Team and played in the MHSBCA All-Star game as a senior...three sport athlete at Parchment with versatility...played travel ball with the Kalamazoo Maroons...outstanding student who earned Academic All-State honors in three sports as well as membership in the National Honor Society...active volunteer as a baseball and football youth coach and camp counselor, as well as through his local church...parents are Courtney and Collette Jasiak.