Kevin Madden Season 2021

Career Highlights:  2021 – Batted .583 (7-for-12) during Tech's series victory against Boston College (April 1-3, 2021); racked up two doubles, a home run, four RBIs and three runs scored ... 2019 – Hit a three-run home run at VMI (April 2, 2019) that was followed by Dalton Harum's solo shot, marking the only Tech duo to hit back-to-back homers during the season.

2021:  Was one of three Hokies to play in all 52 games, making 51 starts at third base … Tied for the team lead with 37 RBIs … Ranked third on the Hokies in batting average (.313), hits (63) and stolen bases (six) ... Finished fifth on the roster in runs scored (29) and home runs (four) ... Tied for fifth on the squad in doubles (nine) ... Recorded 21 multi-hit games, ranking third among Hokie batters ... Went 3-for-3 with three RBIs and two runs scored against Toledo (May 9) ... Tallied three hits and scored two runs at Virginia (May 2) ... Totaled four RBIs during his 3-for-4 outing against East Tennessee State (April 27) ... Connected on two home runs at Wake Forest (April 10), finishing with five RBIs ... Batted 3-for-5 with three RBIs, scoring a run against Boston College (April 2) ... Went 4-for-6 with an RBI and a run scored against VCU (March 9) ... Recorded his third consecutive two-hit, two-RBI game against North Carolina (March 6).

2020: One of four Hokies to start all 16 games – all at third base … Ran his consecutive starts streak to 42 straight (all at third), the second-longest streak on the team … In majority of starts (12), batted fourth or fifth ... During the season, had five multi-hit games, including a season-high three against Bryant (Feb. 28) … Added five multi-RBI games, included a season-high two twice, versus ETSU (Feb. 18) and in that Bryant game … Also had three multi-run scoring games, including a season-high three versus William & Mary (March 10) … Had a season-best six-game hitting streak and a six-game reached base streak ... For the season, batted .250 with 16 hits, including two doubles, a triple and a team-high three home runs for 29 total bases and a .453 slugging percentage … Added 11 runs scored and 15 RBI, second-most on the team ... Was walked four times and was hit by one pitch for a .300 on-base percentage … Also had a sacrifice fly and a sacrifice hit … In the NCAA, ranked tied for 148th in home runs.

2019: Started in all 50 games played for the Hokies, all at third base, and started the last 26 straight … In majority of starts (28), batted either fourth or fifth ... During the season, had 17 multi-hit games (second on the team), including five games with three, one with four and another with five, versus Virginia (May 16) … Added five multi-RBI games, including two with three and a season-high five in a game versus High Point (March 19) … Also had eight multi-run scoring games (T-third) … Had a season-best eight-game hitting streak, ending with a three-gamer, and a reached base streak of 10 straight games, ending the season with nine straight … Second on the team with a .316 batting average, led the team with 62 hits, including 10 doubles (tied for third), a triple and three home runs for 83 total bases (third) and a .423 slugging percentage (third) … Was tied for third on the team with 33 runs scored and had 23 RBI … Drew 11 walks times, including once intentionally, and was hit by four pitches for a .362 on-base percentage … Also added two sacrifice flies and a team-high five sacrifice hits … Was 3-for-4 in stolen base … Scored three game-winning runs and one game-winning RBI … In ACC-only games, led the team and finished tied for 11th in the league in batting (.333) and tied for eighth in hits (40).

High School: Earned varsity letters all four years at St. Paul’s under coaches Pat Walsh and Eric Taylor … Had a six-for-six game with eight RBI in one game and hit a walk-off home run and was the winning pitcher in another … Also tossed a no hitter his senior year … Was also on the St. Paul’s football team – earning three letters as the team’s quarterback and had a seven-touchdown game as a junior … Played four seasons of hockey for the Crusaders as a left winger and earned four letters as well.

Personal: Kevin Michael Madden, Jr. … Born January 11, 1999 in Fairfax, Virginia … Son of Kevin Sr. and Kay Madden … has three older sisters, Kasey, Emily and Bridget … Father played baseball at Virginia … Is first cousins with NFL quarterback Joe Flacco … Majoring in human development.