2010: Appeared in 12 games as one of the Monks’ top relief options…posted a 2.95 ERA with a 4-0 record and 23 K’s, against just five walks, in 21.1 innings…earned the victory with two innings of scoreless relief and a pair of strikeouts against Clark on March 7^th…fanned five and allowed one hit in three innings of relief against Norwich on April 24^th to improve to 2-0 on the year…made two appearances in the NCAA Regional Tournament and earned the victory in both games…tossed two scoreless frames and allowed one hit against Worcester State on May 20^th to improve to 3-0 and worked four innings of three-hit, one-run ball against Wheaton College on May 21^st to cap his senior year with a 4-0 record…he was the only pitcher in the New England Regional to notch two victories and one of six across the eight regional tournaments to accomplish the feat…capped his career with a 7-4 record and a 4.85 ERA in 40 games…fanned 54 batters with 21 walks in 65 career innings…tied for 8^th in team history in appearances…received the team’s Father John Tokaz Award.

2009: Ranked second on the team in appearances with 14...fanned 19 in 27 2/3 innings...picked up the victory against Daniel Webster on April 9th with three innings of scoreless relief and five strikeouts...earned another victory in relief against Colby on April 13th...tossed 2 2/3 scoreless innings against JWU in a conference  tourney losers' bracket game on April 25th.

2008: Made 12 appearances as one of the Monks' top relief options...fanned 11 with 4 walks in 14 innings...sported a 2.57 ERA...made his first collegiate start against Thomas College on April 16th, with two strikeouts and two earned runs in 3 2/3 innings...collected his first college victory with 1/3 inning of relief against Keene State on May 1st...tossed 2/3 inning of scoreless relief against Keene in the NCAA Regional Tournament on May 14th.

2007: Appeared in two games as a reliever...tossed two innings with one strikeout and one hit allowed...made first collegiate appearance against Drew University on March 15th.

High School: Played three years of Varsity baseball for Bernie Guagham at Clinton High School, making the district tournament each year...served as a team captain his senior year...was a Mid-Wach C All-Star his junior and senior years...played golf for four years, being named a Mid-Wach C All-Star for three years and Co-MVP senior year. 

Personal: Christopher James Nanof, born on January 6, 1988 in Clinton, MA...son of James and Gail Nanof...majoring in Management and Finance.

CAREER STATISTICS