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At Utah Tech 2025: Started in 29 of 35 games played as part of Utah Tech’s catcher rotation … batted .253 with six doubles, one triple and one homer … also tallied six RBI and 13 runs … posted six multi-hit games, highlighted by three-hit outings against both Portland (2/28) and Seattle U (5/4) … homered and drove in two run vs. UC Riverside (2/22) … earned Academic all-WAC honors.  
 
At Fullerton City College (2024): Batted .280 with nine doubles, 17 RBI and 22 runs scored in 42 games as a Hornet … was a Gold Glove recipient and was listed on the principal and honor rolls.
 
At Long Beach State (2023): Started his collegiate career at The Beach, where he recorded three plate appearances in four games for the Dirt Bags.
 
At La Mirada High School: Had an accolade-filled high school career in his four years as a Matador … he was an All-CIF Division I selection, Area Player of the Year, League MVP, two-time first-team All-League selection, and second-team All-California honoree throughout his junior and senior seasons … as a senior, he hit .373 at the plate with a 1.099 OPS reaching base in over half his plate appearances with a .517 on-base percentage … finished his senior campaign with five doubles, three homers, 20 RBI and 26 runs scored in 26 games … he also went a perfect 19-for-19 in stolen bases … during his junior season was he slashed at .358/.465/.469 with six extra-base hits and nine stolen bases.

More on Andrew: Born in Whittier, California … parents are Jessica Ramos and Robert and Pill Pyle … also recruited by UCLA, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, UNLV, Southeast Missouri State and Saint Louis … favorite teams are the Los Angeles Angels and San Francisco 49ers ... favorite player is Mike Trout … favorite musician is Gunna … favorite food is Mexican food ... currently majoring in recreation and sports management.
 
Why Andrew chose Utah Tech: “I chose Utah Tech because I felt at home here.”