2025: NACC Scholar Athlete... Academic All-District... Started in all 45 games... Batted .293 with nine doubles... Hit a home run against Lakeland (April 23)... Batted 2-of-4 with three runs, four RBIs, and a triple against Carroll (March 13)... Earned three runs and a double against MSOE (April 15)... Tallied a double in NACC Tournament games against Concordia Chicago (May 8) and Aurora (May 8)... Finished season with a .978 fielding percentage.

2024: NACC Scholar-Athlete... Played in 32 games with 22 starts... Batted .270 with 19 runs, 14 RBIs, and a home run... Hit 4-of-4 with two runs, a home run, and four RBIs against Wisconsin Lutheran (March 27)... Finished 2-of-3 at the plate against Benedictine (April 27)... Finished season with a .967 fielding percentage.

High School: Played for Waukesha South under Michael Rajsich... 2nd Team All-Classic Eight, Academic All-District, and Classic Eight Scholar Athlete as a senior... Hit .391 in conference games as a senior... Hit for the cycle as a junior, first cycle in program history, for a team that won a playoff matchup... Earned first varsity letter as a freshman, batting leadoff multiple times... Played for Thundercat Sports Academy under Chase Davis.

Personal: Son of Vangpao Lee and Summer Vang... Majoring in Business... Previously played for Bryant & Stratton... Member of NHS and SALT, earned Carter Lukas Memorial Scholarship... Volunteered with Waukesha HOPe Center, Waukesha Food Pantry, Feed My Staring Children, and a member of Beautiful Savior Luthern Church Youth Group..

Why Edgewood University?: "Edgewood University was the perfect fit for both my academic and athletic careers, as well as for my personal life. I truly believe that my time in Madison will benefit me greatly in terms of my future career and growth as a person. It's in the perfect distance of being in a unfamiliar area but still not too far from home, which really intrigued me when I was given the opportunity. Overall, Edgewood University was the perfect fit for me to be able to grow as a person and continue to play the game that I love."