Columbus State University Athletics

Career Highlights:

• ABCA All-Southeast Region Second Team (2016)
• D2CCA All-Southeast Region First Team (2016)
• All-Peach Belt Conference First Team (2016)
• Peach Belt Conference All-Academic Team (2016)
• Peach Belt Conference All-Academic Team (2015)
• Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll (2015)
• ABCA All-American Third Team (2014)
• ABCA All-Southeast Region First Team (2014)
• Daktronics All-Southeast Region Second Team (2014)
• All-Peach Belt Conference First Team (2014)
• Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll (2014)
• Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll (2013)

2015 (Junior): Started 48 of the 49 games for the Cougars...Posted a .323 batting average with 60 hits...Finished with eight doubles, a triple and a career best six home runs...Drove in 32 runs and scored 44...Second on the team with 10 stolen bases, only being caught once.

2014 (Sophomore): Had an outstanding year for the Cougars as their starting right fielder...led the team in hitting with 93 hits and a .386 batting average...Banged 17 doubles, 3 triples, and 4 home runs...knocked in 56 runs while scoring 50 runs...Swiped 23 stolen bases in 26 attempts...Was named All-PBC and All-Region as an outfielder...Named to the ABCA All-American team.

2013 (Freshman): Had a very good first year for the Cougars...played the outfield in 42 games for the Cougars...hit .312 in 160 at bats...had 8 doubles, a triple and 3 home runs with 23 RBI...committed only 1 error and had 2 assists in the outfield.

High School: Graduated from Troup High School in Troup County, GA…Played four seasons from head coach Craig Garner…Helped team to playoffs all four seasons, including a final four appearance during his senior season…Two-time gold glove outfielder…Named All-Region and All-State. 

Personal: Son of Bo and Christine Oliver…Lists Tim Tebow as his favorite professional athlete and role model in sports…Enjoys working out, swimming, and playing cards in his spare time…Lists his dad as his hero…Chose CSU because of the winning tradition and potential to win a national championship.