At what age did you start playing baseball and how did you get into baseball?
I started playing around the age of four. My parents signed me up.
What sport would you play if you did not play baseball and why?
Golf. I love to play golf in the offseason.
Who was your favorite baseball player growing up or who is someone that you model your game after?
My favorite player growing up was Mike Trout. I model my game now after Bobby Witt Jr.
NAME & HOMETOWN PRONUNCIATION
JUNIOR – 2026
Committed in October 2024
LSU EUNICE – 2024-25
Spent two years at LSU Eunice
NJCAAÂ Division IÂ All-America Third Team in 2025
ABCA/Rawlings NJCAAÂ Division I All-America Third Team in 2025
All-Region 23 Team
LSWA All-Louisiana College Baseball Second Team
Slashed .367/.474/.611 with 39 doubles, eight triples, 15 home runs, 132Â RBIs, 132 runs, 74 walks and 73 stolen bases in 119 career games (118 starts)
Rewrote much of the LSUE history books, finishing in the Top 10 of 12 separate offensive career categories
Led the team in 2025 in hits (80), RBIs (65), runs (71), doubles (19), triples (5), home runs (11), stolen bases (39), slugging percentage (.683) multi-hit games (24) and multi-RBI contests (16)
Produced a season-long 37-game streak of reaching base safely in 2025
2024:.350/.459/.537 (71-for-203), 20 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR, 67 RBI, 61 R, 39 BB, 34 SB in 62 games (61 starts) as a freshman
Helped LSU Eunice become NJCAA Division II National Champions and Regional Champions in 2024
NJCAA All-Academic Team in 2024
HIGH SCHOOL
Played four years of baseball at North Vermilion High School in Maurice, Louisiana
Ranked the No. 12 shortstop in the state of Louisiana, and the No. 48 overall prospect in the state by Prep Baseball Report in 2023
Three-time All-State selection
Named 4A Hitter of the Year in 2023
Parish MVP
Career .460 hitter in high school
Helped North Vermilion win the state championship in 2021 and win the district title twice
Academic Hall of Fame at North Vermilion
PERSONAL
Son of Trenton and Tonya LeBlanc
Has one younger sister, Londyn
Picked Kansas over Western Kentucky, Coastal Carolina, University of Louisiana Monroe
Chose Kansas because, “The coaches and campus. The whole coaching staff put forth great amounts of effort to show how bad they wanted and needed me for next season."