2016 Season: CACC Spring All-Academic

2015 Season: Appeared in nine games as a junior, making one start on the mound – tossed 17 innings and compiled a 3.71 earned run average with seven strikeouts – started against Merrimack on March eight, pitching six innings without allowing a run on four hits – struck out a pair of hitters in two innings at St. Thomas (Fla.) on march 3 – also pitched 2.2 innings on March 31 against Queens without allowing a run on three hits.

2014 Season: Appeared in nine games while making two starts on the mound in his first season a Wildcat – pitched a season high 4.2 innings in his first appearance of the season at St. Thomas (Fla.) on March 5 – earned the victory against West Chester in the Bill Giles Invitational Championship game at Citizens Bank Park with two innings of relief, striking out three batters – also earned the victory at Delaware in throwing 1.2 of relief.

At University of Maryland Eastern Shore: Played a season at UMES, pitching in 11 contests – became the team’s Friday starter, finishing his freshman season with 1-5 record and a 6.56 ERA.

High School: Four year letterwinner at Vineland High School in Vineland, N.J., for head coach John Malatesk – named First Team All-Area – named Second Team All-Conference and All-Atlantic City Press – graduated Summa Cum Laude.

Personal: Chris S. Lopez – son of Andre and Carmen Lopez – has two older brothers, Jonathan and Kenny – brother, Jonathan, played baseball at Campbell University (2009-10) – majoring in sports management at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming an athletic director – from Vineland, N.J. – his all-time favorite athlete is Allen Iverson – his favorite movie if Friday Night Lights – if he could date a celebrity he would date Melanie Iglesias – if he could do anything besides be a collegiate or professional athlete, he would want to be a college’s Athletic Director.