Hunter Christian

@AhearnEddie @DaytonBaseball @STLCCBaseball Well deserved Eddie!! Go do great things!

Excited to announce my commitment to continue my academic and athletic career at University of Dayton to play baseball next year. Appreciate my family, coaches, and teammates for everything they’ve done to help me get here. @DaytonBaseball @STLCCBaseball

@AhearnEddie @STLCCBaseball @Adam_Core4 @S__Goodrich Yessir! Big things ahead!

Some clips from over winter break with a pr of 93 following a great fall at @3rbaseball Fall Stats: True Sophomore 13 innings 23ks 3 bbs 3 earned runs Excited for the spring season and looking for a 4 year home after this year

Logan Gilbert knows.. #ALCS

Hunter Christian (6’ 190, Soph) Showed a pair of S/M secondary pitches picking up 4 K’s in 2 innings for @3rbaseball FB 88-91 SL 78-80 SPL 76-88 @PB_JUCO #KCJUCO

Strong showing from Sophomore RHP Hunter Christian (@3rbaseball) working an 88-90, T91 mph FB in the zone. Also mixed a tight 78-79 SL throughout the outing. @hunterc_42 | #SCJuco

A couple swings from live at-bats this fall @3rbaseball. Uncommitted medred freshman looking for a 4 year home. @Smithin_It_Up

Uncommitted Juco RHP 3 Years Eligibility FB:89-91 top 92 SP:80-83 SL:77-79

𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐌 @c_niclai smashes a two-run bomb for his first collegiate HR! #GoDucks

Hunter Christian and Kolby Jensen hit back-to-back jacks in the first inning and Andrew Hickman homered in the second Monday to power Service's 10-0 victory over Douglas (WY) on the first day of the Battle of Omaha Tournament in Nebraska. Read more at alaskalegionbaseball.com

Rilen Niclai (‘26 AK) showing off some pull side power here. Drives down thru baseball with explosiveness #JrNational @PGNorthwest

Service baseball caps unbeaten season and ends 23-year state title drought with 5-1 win over Eagle River alaskasportsreport.com/2024/06/servic…

Service walks it off in extras to advance to Friday’s final four along with South, Sitka and Eagle River alaskasportsreport.com/2024/05/servic…

2024 Don Rabung CIC MVP Award Hunter Christian, Service The senior went 5-0 record with a 0.60 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 23.1 innings. At shortstop, he furnished a .979 fielding percentage with just one error on 48 total chances. He also hit .351 with 18 RBIs in 20 games.

The Rewind: Wolverines advance to NAHL semifinals, UAA track and field stars claim GNAC titles and Southside prep teams continue to dominate adn.com/sports/2024/05…

Trying to snap a title drought, Service baseball is on a mission years in the making adn.com/sports/high-sc…

Service 1, Dimond 0 Service's Hunter Christian had 15 strikeouts and outdueled Dimond's Aiden Ray (13 Ks) on a freezing night at Mulcahy Stadium. When the game started it was in the mid 30s with rain. By the end, it was snowing. The cold weather couldn't cool off either pitcher.

Service 8, South 6 Service built a 6-0 lead early only to see the Wolverines storm back late, but Hunter Christian sealed the deal. Christian not only drove in two runs, including a sac fly to make it 8-6, he pitched the final two innings to save starter Jake Rafferty's win.

For Tammy: Service High baseball players dedicate win to coach’s mother who passed away alaskasportsreport.com/2024/04/for-ta…

Hunter Christian pitched four no-hit innings with seven strikeouts, Coen Niclai banged out another extra-base hit and Rilen Niclai went 2-for-2 with four stolen bases. Service (2-0) racked up 13 stolen bags and handed the Wolverines (6-1) their first loss of the season.