As A Junior: Played in 54 of 56 games starting every game that he played ... Started 38 games at shortstop and 16 at second base ... Earned Southland Conference honorable mention honors ... Among the top three Islanders in most offensive categories ... Tied for third on the team with a .321 batting average while sharing the team lead in home runs with eight ... Tied Jason Graham for the longest hitting streak of the season at 16 games which is the fourth longest in school history ... Was second in runs batted in with 42 and runs scored with 43 ... Set an Islander single-season record with 218 at bats, while his 70 hits and 24 extra-base hits were 10th best for a single-season ... Led the team with 112 total bases ... Had multiple RBI in 13 games and lead team with three runs batted in four times ... Posted 18 games with two-or-more hits ... Had three hits in a contest on nine occasions ... Set single-season record for assists with 146 ... Blasted a pair of home runs against UT Arlington (5/17) ... Shared the team-high for runs scored in a game with four crossing the plate four times against Grambling State (2/17) in opening game of a doubleheader ... Hit by a pitch seven times which was tied for team high.

As A Junior: Started the first six games of the season before year was ended by an injury ... Received a redshirt ... Homered in first two games as an Islander driving in four runs and scoring six in doubleheader with Texas Southern (2/4) ... Posted a hit in five of six games with two against Troy (2/10).

In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Wharton Junior College playing for coach Bob Nottebart ... Named first-team all-conference honors as a sophomore batting .386 with nine home runs and 48 RBI ... Team won the South Zone Conference title as a freshman.

In High School: Four-year letterwinner for Gary Key at Ball High School in Galveston ... Batted .400 his last three seasons ... Named all-district final three seasons ... Named to the Greater Houston 5A All-Star team ... Named team’s best hitter ... Won district title as a sophomore and missed state by one game.

Personal: Bryan Allen Gerondale was born Aug. 1, 1984, in Galveston ... Son of Mark and Terri Gerondale ... Has one sister ... Majoring in sports management.