Ty Wisdom

SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

• Hits: 4, West Virginia, Apr 07, 2024 
• Doubles: 1, 5 times 
• Home runs: 1, West Virginia, Apr 07, 2024 ; at Kansas State, May 03, 2024 ; at Kansas State, May 05, 2024
• Total bases: 8, West Virginia, Apr 07, 2024
• RBI: 3, West Virginia, Apr 07, 2024
• Runs scored: 3, Nebraska, Apr 09, 2024
• Walks: 3, Pacific, Apr 14, 2024
• Struck out: 2, 4 times
• At bats: 5, at Nebraska, Apr 23, 2024 ; Wichita State, May 01, 2024
• Field chances: 9, vs Washington State, Feb 24, 2024
• Putouts: 9, vs Washington State, Feb 24, 2024
• Assists: 3, at Kansas State, May 03, 2024

HIGH SCHOOL

• Played four years of baseball at Liberty North High School
• Ranked the No. 1 second baseman in the state of Missouri by Prep Baseball Report
• Ranked the No. 12 overall prospect in the state of Missouri and the No. 109 second baseman nationally by Perfect Game
• Helped lead Liberty North High School to a state championship, district championship and conference championship in 2022
• Named All-State First Team (Utility), All-Conference First Team (Infield), Conference Player of the Year, 810 ESPY for Missouri Male High School Athlete of the Year, Collegiate Baseball All-American Second Team (2B/RHP) in 2022
• Hit .398 with 18 doubles, one triple, two home runs, 38 RBIs, 35 runs and 28 walks in 2022
• On the mound went 7-0 with a 0.69 ERA, four saves and 34 strikeouts over 30.2 IP in 2022
• All-State First Team (Utility) and All-Conference First Team (Infield) in 2021
• Also won the conference championship in 2021
• Batted .402 with five doubles, three triples, two home runs, 21 RBIs, 39 runs and 21 walks in 2021
• Tossed 25.0 innings and went 5-0 with a 0.56 ERA, three saves and 39 strikeouts compared to only four walks in 2021
• Academic All-State in 2021 and 2022
• Played one year of basketball in addition to baseball at Liberty North High School
• Played club ball for the Kansas City Royals Scout team

PERSONAL

• Son of Robert and Brandi Wisdom
• His father, Robert, played college baseball at Maple Woods Community College and Central Missouri
• Committed in September 2021
• Picked Kansas over Missouri State, Missouri and Nebraska
• Chose Kansas because, “It will provide me the opportunity to get a solid education and the ability to play baseball with a great program. When I first stepped on campus, it felt like home. The coaching staff and the players on the team welcomed me and my family with open arms. I knew in my heart that this is where I can contribute on the baseball field and help continue to mold the strong KU traditions.”
• Teammates with Jackson Kline previously
• Big fan of professional bull riding